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Morning, glory of America, Bones or High Canada. I'm Hugh Hewitt. Many years ago on the Hillsdale

Dialog, and you know it is the last Radio Hour of the week when you hear that music,

Larry Arn, the President of Hillsdale, Dr. Arn and I discussed Abraham Lincoln and his

majestic seven debates with Stephen Douglas. We've decided to revisit that having talked about John

Calhoun and begun the American History Segment on this series of Hillsdale Dialogs a month ago,

or actually three months ago, and now we are back to revisiting earlier programs in which Dr.

Arn and I discussed Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas, the great debate. And you know, Larry,

this this week they announced news about how they're going to handle the debates at the Fox

News Channel and the CNN. I'm involved in the CNN debate. CNN is going to break them into

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