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commissioner and keeper of common sense your mayor Joe Sushiman.

Now what?

Chief offside correspondent Kelsey notes get out the scan bucket.

Reverse said the other day that less than 2% of families still farm.

He was correct and should have stopped right there. As is his way he went one step too far.

He continued and said that in the 90s that figure was 40%.

Unless he meant the 1890s he was off by about a hundred years.

In one table for example figures on the number of Americans in farm occupations go back to 1820 when they were reported at less than 2.1 million or about 72% of the American workforce of 2.9 million.

By 1850 farm people made up 4.9 million or about 64% of the nation's 7.7 million workers.

The farm population in 1920 when the official census data began was nearly 32 million or 30.2% of the population of 105.7 million.

According to the agriculture department estimates going back to 1910 however the farm population peaked in 1916 at 32.5 million or 32% of the population of 101.6 million.

So that would have been 1912 was in the 30s? Wow. So I was well I was half right.

Should have stopped. And that horrible movie that got mentioned yesterday where rich liberals will go out and shoot Bible reading people.

Universal plans to continue that. I was struggling to remember a book Tom Wilson I think provided the information about man being hunted.

It was is a theme in literature. I think the one I was thinking of is the most dangerous game by Richard Connell.

And that was published in 1924. And it's been a long time since I read it but the guy was I think it released on an island.

I can't remember but it was it was really good. Again having nothing to do with this dreadful current production of a film that's going to glorify shooting conservatives.

I'm not to mention you hit a critical fraud. I hope a country. I hope the country turns is back on it. I'm worried about what you said.

What if the country turns doesn't turn its back on it. It's a big hit. That's what I'm afraid of. And I went after because I had seen the trailer before we discussed it on the show yesterday.

But then after the show I went to go read some of the online comments a lot of which were we're ripping this production company for producing this thing.

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