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These days because so much of american politics now is divided by race, color of skin, country of origin. we do have to get beyond that. i m tom brokaw at harp mountain. all right. thank you, tom. mike barnicle, if you look at that time in history, it just it doesn t seem possible that we could be resonating again moments like what we have happening now at the border. i mean, it is really incredible sort of the ricochet effect we have had over the past two decades from barack obama then to donald j. trump and these policies. you know, americans would do well to try to listen and remember the words of those two old men now, because they talked about bitterness, resentment and
CountryAmerican-politicsRaceOval-officeColorTom-brokawSkinOriginSharp-mountainMike-barnicleTomPresident-trumpAnd these people were filled with hate that is some day going to blow a hole in their gut and they deserve every bit they get, the bastards. and the fact in your own personal experience, fellow japanese americans that you knew here, if they had left here with that kind of hatred, their lives would have come to an end. i think one of the amazing things about that whole experience is that you had 120,000 people impacted in this way and they did not become bitter about it. given all you have been through about what we re going through now, what would be your advice? i would say when you see something is right or wrong, don t just sit there and say nothing or do nothing. it s the good people who don t do anything that cause misery and harm. this is my third visit to harp mountain and i never fail to be inspired by what i find here. this ought to be a mandatory stopping place for people running for political office
PeopleFactKindHatredHateJapanese-americansPersonal-experienceGutBastardsWholeWayThings each of us should spend every waking hour making sure it never occurs again wherever we come from. and our ancestry, whoever we marry, whatever our children become, and how we treat those immigrants who are coming across our borders from a variety of places, even today, we have to think about the idea that race is not in any fashion in america a measurement of worthiness. we re all the same. mittsy was a school girl in maryland where her father lived since the early 1900s but she was taken out of the school and sent with her family here to harp mountain. what happened when you got home? what happened, we had to walk a mile and a quarter to school. a woman yelled at me and sicced
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