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giving his rnc convention acceptance speech, and it s sort of thought of as a law and order speech.. the most tumultuous year in american political history, riots, protests, assassinations and he is calling for a return to order. he said it s time from frank talk about the problem of order in the country and there s a sort of kind of throwaway line where he talked african-americans and the civil rights struggle and say they want the same as white americans and just dent want to be a colony in a nation, and that term stuck with me, and it seemed to capture something deep about a lot of the reporting i was doing. host: where did this book spring from? was there an inincident? i guest: we covered criminalbo justice loot on my show and we did that even before michael brown s staff, and before sort r of the explosion of black lives matter activism and what happened in baltimore but when i started covering ferguson, and then baltimore, that was a sort of catalyst. i wa ....
community, i didn t have any family here. i didn t have any friends here. but i had heard about samuel which i had never heard about before in 2009 when i was looking for a setting for one of the stories i did not recession effect for the washington post. and somebody mentioned to me there was a community in wisconsin just had lost a big old general motors plant. and i thought that was interesting but i didn t come here at the time because this is just happened. and eyes you know a lot of people were still getting subsidence today. so the economic pain for some people had really begun to see ben. so i didn t, but gainesville lingered in my mind and as i was getting close to getting started after i did this kind of scary thing is taking some time off from my job, i kept thinking about variousplaces i could go , something inside me kept telling me that jake gainesville might be the place. so why was that. one reason was that i need to find a place that had lost a ....
joining us on our call-in set is msnbc chris hayes who has written his second book called a colony in a nation. where did the name of the book come from? it is a line from a richard nixon quote in 1968. it is an inauguration speech and thought of as a law and order speech. you have riots, protests, assassinations and he is calling for a return to order saying it is time for frank talk about the problem of order in the country. there is a line where he is talking about african-americans and race struggles and saying they want the same as white americans and don t want to just be a colony in a nation. that term, when i encountered it while reading the speech, really stuck with me and captured something deep about a lot of the reporting i was doing. where does the book spring from? an incident this book sprang from? we covered criminal justice on the show and did that before michael brown s death and before sort of the explosion of black lives matter activism and w ....
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