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available at local Harmon's stores. Harman's Grocery.com. On Tuesday, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced Dallin H. Oaks as the next president of the church.

The succession plan is straightforward, so this wasn't a surprise.

Now, he doesn't know this for sure, but the historian

Benjamin Park told us this week, he believes Dallin Oaks may see himself as having been

prepared for this moment, that his entire career has led to this point in American history

where social and political polarization has been chaotic and violent,

and that what the country and maybe the church needs right now is someone who can restore a sense

of order. Now, the reason Park believes this is because he says there's an origin story for how

Dalant Oaks came to see the world.

The United States has had a number of cataclysmic years, but few years were as consequential in America as 1968.

I will not accept the nomination of my party for another term as your president.

Lyndon Johnson announced that he would not be seeking re-election.

Richard Nixon was running on a law and order campaign.

If we look at America, we see cities enveloped in smoke and flame.

Martin Luther King Jr. was killed.

Police who have been keeping a close watch over the Nobel Peace Prize winner

because of Memphis turbulent racial situation were on the scene almost immediate.

And there was a rise of anti-Vietnam rhetoric.

In general, it seemed like the United States was on fire.

In the midst of all that crisis,

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