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Laura Havranek's avatar

Love to listen to it but too late got to sleep.😴

Linda Roberta Hibbs's avatar

Thank you, Mr. Wilson and Tim for putting together a greater understanding and meaning of our 250 anniversary celebrations. I have one this next Saturday to go to. Where everyone from two small towns get together and explodes 30 to 50 thousand dollars of fireworks 🎆.

Douglas Paul Truhlar's avatar

The subject ‘250yrs’ that we actually don’t have yet, is what I think about a lot. Suffice it to say we haven’t been true to our Constitution and we never have. We are on that curve, climbing that mountain at times it is ugly like now but now is kind of normal and The People don’t like it now or past. Good conversation you guys.

elevy52's avatar

What a perfect occasion for the Undocumented 3rd Wife to flash us her Citizenship Application!

Al Draycott's avatar

thanks Rick and Tim: A great informative rap session.

Jean Moreau's avatar

This was superb. Thank you!

Robyn's avatar

Hey Rick,

I really liked Timothy Naftali. He’s such a thoughtful, brilliant and uplifting speaker. Watching this interview totally made my day, week, month…

He makes me so proud to have Hungarian ancestors.

You’re, of course, the best too Rick. Keep doing what you do. You’re a democracy rockstar.

Your very appreciative subscriber,

Robyn

TomD's avatar

We got "this" because there was and there is a thumb on the scale. Three Russia"s are not nearly enough.

Deborah S's avatar

Let's talk about the black woman on the train surrounded by white supremists. She's our new Rosa Parks. We must stop this. VOTE & Never forget EPSTEIN.

Roger Helbig's avatar

Rick, we have not yet had 250 years of Presidents. George Washington was inaugurated on 30 April 1789. That is a little less than 13 years from now. All should remember this charge to we Americans from the 1st Inaugural Address https://vimeo.com/93530926?fl=pl&fe=cm

The page with this brief video also has this

On This Day 250 Years Ago

July 6, 1776

New York City is tense. British forces are nearby on Staten Island, and no one knows when the attack will come. Washington orders officers and soldiers to put their arms “in the best Order for service,” because they cannot know how suddenly they may be called out. In