america celebration. it was less than four months to go until the election. why the president is calling mail-in voting his biggest concern heading into november. we ll hear from u.s. attorney general bill barr on why he says american companies with ties to china are putting short-term profits over long-term viability. plus, tennessee setting another single day record for the new coronavirus cases. senator marc marsha blackburn js me to discuss the debate over mask mandates and whether states moved to of quickly to reopen. and analysis from gordon chang on the reasons behind china s national security law for hong kong, all that and more as we look ahead on sunday morning futures. th the president coming out with a strong defen defense of . history while taking aim at the radical left during a salute to america celebration which included a trip to mount rushmore and a speech on july 4th. for reaction, let s bring in senator marsha blackburn from tennessee who serves on the
and political impulses caused americans to consider americans a larger role in the world for their nation. professor smith details the actions they took such as pursuing missionary work, arguing for the expansion of the navy and searching for new economic markets. this is just over an hour and 10 minutes. what we re going to do today is start something very new and very distinct in the evolution of the story we re telling. the 1890s becomes a distinct beginning of the way america thinks of itself in the world. in a very different way. if you want to understand the 20th century, if you want to understand the role that the united states assumes for itself and plays in the 20th century, the 1890s is the place to start. because the transformation, listen, the transformation that you see among the people and their attitudes in the 1890s is little short of kind of amazing. remember this. remember that as far as you want to go in american history, okay, the idea has been that the
think of themselves in the world, in a very different way. if you want to understand the 20th century, if you want to understand the role that the united states plays, the 1890 s is the place to start because the transformation that you see among the people and their attitudes in the 1890 s is little short of amazing. remember this. remember that as far back as you want to go in american history, the idea has been that the united states and before that, the american colonies we are over here and the rest of the world is the rest of the world. there is this purposeful sense that we are us, and the rest of the world can do whatever it wants. whatever it is going to do, it is not going to affect us. i am dancing around the word isolation because that has a lot of baggage around it. but that is part of it. we were an isolated country. or it is not isolated, if you don t want to use isolation. we can pick and choose however much involvement we wanted, and we usually did not
new and very distinct in the evolution of the story we are telling. distinct becomes a beginning of the way america thinks of itself in the world in a very different way. look, if you want to understand the 20th century, if you want to understand the roles of the united states assumes for itself and plays in the 20th century, the 190 s is the place to start. the transformationalist and transformation is seen among the people and their attitudes in the 190 s is little short of kind of amazing. remember this. remember that as far back as you want to go in american history, the idea has been that the united states, and before that, the american colonies. we are over here, and the rest of the world is the rest of the world. there is this purposeful sense that we are us, and the rest of the world can do whatever it wants, whatever it takes. whatever it is going to do, it is not going to affect us. i am dancing around the world isolation because that has got a lot of baggage around
now let s see on this little model of their quarter acre garden the plan they work out. here s the early garden. here, four rows of early potatoes. then, two double rows of peas early, medium, and late. one row of cabbage. double row of carrots and beets. half a row of each. one double row of greens, spinach, mustard and chard. late, wiltarly and resistant. peppers, half a roll. radishes, lettuces and on onions next to the house. asparagus and rhubarb beds at the side. four rows of sweet corn along the fence. and finally, two rows of lima beans complete the early garden. now for the late garden. after each of the early crops is harvested, a planting of another crop is to be made so as to have a succession. for convenience of illustration, all early crops except tomatoes and chard are removed from the model. here are the later crops. four rows of u.s. number five beans. two rows of squash along the fence. three rows of late potatoes. late cabbage. carrots and beets, half doubl