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Woodon and Trump actually have loved being president back in 1917, and that's the argument from

the author of a new book called American Midnight, the Great War, a violent peace and democracies

for gotten crisis.

The Boston Globe, right in its book review, that those years, around 1917, were a brutal

chapter of American history, almost always omitted from high school textbooks, and the

standard history offerings at the nation's university, the author of American Midnight.

Adam Hokeshield joins me on the podcast.

Good morning, Adam.

How are you?

Good to be with you, Charles.

Adam is a lecturer at UC Berkeley's School of Journalism in the author of 11 books.

So, okay, so we're talking about a book written about the Wilson administration more than

a hundred years ago.

Tell me why you wrote it.

What were you thinking at the time you began writing it back in 2017, a hundred years

to the date from what you're describing?

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