because they felt like whatever your argument is, they felt like they needed to because of the civil war. woodrow wilson, one of the great progressive intellectuals that became president of the united states almost by accident, he went further. he put a new act in place in 1918. and an extension of the espionage act, we re familiar with that. what he and his party did is they went after journalists they disagreed with. they went after political opponents. they put him in jail. he put in place an extensive censorship campaign and propaganda campaign, the great progressive. franklin roosevelt turned the irs on newspapers he disagreed with. the owner of the enquirer was investigated by the irs by his direction. gannett was investigated at the direction of eleanor roosevelt. so they would use the irs. kennedy did too. barack obama. this is recent history. the fbi, the department of
he s more than the host. he s the chief political guru for the entire nbc network. sean: you seem to hand him a whole so-called news channel that s a conspiracy channel. msnbc. sean: like rozwell, new mexico over there. chuck todd doesn t know the first thing about climate change.ik you re a physicist, phd.s, climb dialogists, meteorologists, not just hundreds of them, thousands of them debate man made climate change, debate if it exists. he has declared we re not going to allow that on our show. that demonstrates to you, he s pushing the agenda. the whole russia collusion thick. thing. wha i write about in the book, sean, the notion of news versus propaganda versus pseudoevents. the president of the united states is on to something. when he talks about fake news, there was a brilliant historian,
others. because they felt like whatever your argument is, they felt like they needed to because of the civil war. woodrow wilson, one of the great progressive intellectuals that became president of the united states almost by accident, he went further. he put a new act in place in 1918. and an extension of the espionage act, we re familiar with that. what he and his party did is they went after journalists they disagreed with. they went after political opponents. they put him in jail. he put in place an extensive censorship campaign and propaganda campaign, the great progressive. franklin roosevelt turned the irs on newspapers he disagreed with. the owner of the enquirer was investigated by the irs by his direction. gannett was investigated at the direction of eleanor roosevelt. so they would use the irs. kennedy did too. barack obama. this is recent history.
your argument is, they felt like they needed to because of the civil war. woodrow wilson, one of the greah progressive intellectuals that became president of the united states almost by accident, he went further. he put a new act in place in 1918. and an extension of the espionage act, we re familiar with that. what he and his party did is they went after journalists they disagreed with. they went after political opponents. they put him in jail. he put in place an extensive censorship campaign and propaganda campaign, the great progressive. franklin roosevelt turned the irs on newspapers he disagreed with. the owner of the enquirer was investigated by the irs by his direction. gannett was investigated at the direction of eleanor roosevelt. so they would use the irs. kennedy did too. barack obama. this is recent history. the fbi, the department of