To start with our discussion of native americans. This is one of two different discussions. Were having i want to make clear that were not talking about the indian wars in this kind of lecture thats going to be in a couple weeks and were gonna use that as as a way to link. Kind of wars throughout the 19th century all the way up to it including the spanishamerican war so our focus is were kind of around that. Were thinking more kind of legal policy and issues and and such so the goal is to think in that broad 19th century way so our start point is a couple key things we need to kind of deal with the second half of our semester one of the Big Questions were picking up on is what does it mean to be an american . All right who can claim to be an american . Thats one of the Big Questions thats going to kind of . Take us through the end of our semester into as we deal with the 19th century. So in upcoming weeks were going to talk about, you know, immigrants. Were going to talk about kind of
too intense or runs against his former boss. florida governor ron desantis presidential ambitions are less clear right now. he has emerged as trump s most formidable foe thanks to skyrocketing popularity among republican voters. other republicans rumored to be considering a run, they include former maryland governor larry hogan, trump s former secretary mike pompeo. new jersey governor chris sununu. with a republican afield already getting crowded, the key question is, will 2024 be a repeat of the 2016 election. could we end up with trump as a republican nominee again because of the splintered field? joining me now is hayes brown, who is a columnist and editor of msnbc daily. also with us is michelle goldberg, she pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the new york times and msnbc political analyst. let s start with you. let s start of this course about trump in 2016. huge field of republicans splintering the field. he marched through it. could this be a repeat of too many peop
to start with our discussion of native americans. this is one of two different discussions. we re having i want to make clear that we re not talking about the indian wars in this kind of lecture that s going to be in a couple weeks and we re gonna use that as as a way to link. kind of wars throughout the 19th century all the way up to it including the spanish-american war so our focus is we re kind of around that. we re thinking more kind of legal policy and issues and and such so the goal is to think in that broad 19th century way so our start point is a couple key things we need to kind of deal with the second half of our semester one of the big questions we re picking up on is what does it mean to be an american? all right who can claim to be an american? that s one of the big questions that s going to kind of? take us through the end of our semester into as we deal with the 19th century. so in upcoming weeks we re going to talk about, you know, immigrants. we re going to
of around that. we re thinking more kind of legal policy and issues and and such so the goal is to think in that broad 19th century way so our start point is a couple key things we need to kind of deal with the second half of our semester one of the big questions we re picking up on is what does it mean to be an american? all right who can claim to be an american? that s one of the big questions that s going to kind of? take us through the end of our semester into as we deal with the 19th century. so in upcoming weeks we re going to talk about, you know, immigrants. we re going to talk about kind of the progressive error and things like that. i think this is a good start point. to think about who is claiming american status. and what does that mean? so we re going to build from some of the ideas. we talked about with manifest destiny. from the discussion of political violence and build into these are other things. couple key concepts that we need to deal with first of all a s
such so the goal is to think in that broad 19th century way so our start point is a couple key things we need to kind of deal with the second half of our semester one of the big questions we re picking up on is what does it mean to be an american? all right who can claim to be an american? that s one of the big questions that s going to kind of? take us through the end of our semester into as we deal with the 19th century. so in upcoming weeks we re going to talk about, you know, immigrants. we re going to talk about kind of the progressive error and things like that. i think this is a good start point. to think about who is claiming american status. and what does that mean? so we re going to build from some of the ideas. we talked about with manifest destiny. from the discussion of political violence and build into these are other things. couple key concepts that we need to deal with first of all a settler colonialism. have you heard that phrase before? i see a couple yeses