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#1196 Jefferson 113 (Jefferson in Paris)

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Society & Culture, History

4.61.1K Ratings

🗓️ 27 August 2016

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

This Jefferson 101 episode is the third of three shows devoted to Jefferson's time in Paris from 1784 to 1789.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Well, we're rolling, sir, and it's time for this week's podcast intro.

0:05.0

Kick it off.

0:06.0

We got pretty serious in this program.

0:08.0

Because we're...

0:09.0

We're looking at Jefferson's Letters from France,

0:12.0

what he learned in France letters.

0:13.2

It was the 101 series and...

0:15.2

And 113 I think.

0:16.4

We're up to 113 and we decided at your request, they said we need to do one more on the...

0:22.4

What he learned

0:23.0

uh... Jefferson in Paris what he learned in Paris and look at some of the

0:26.8

letters he wrote to mister madison and then you just kind of went off

0:30.8

oh that's not true it's. I look I'm taking him seriously.

0:34.9

Jefferson is saying... You raised your voice a number of times.

0:37.6

Sir. Because you sir we're saying oh it's easy to live on the minimum wage.

0:42.1

You know I'm gonna get beat up for that.

0:44.3

I'm just, I don't think, oh God, I can't imagine living on a minimum wage.

0:48.7

I just can't imagine it.

0:50.4

But there are people who do it.

0:52.2

And, you know, I mean, mean let I'm not going to point any fingers here

0:55.8

But there's a lot of us in America right now who probably have it you know

1:01.0

We spend a lot of money on ourselves I buy a lot of pistachios you know

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