On this week's on the media, the roiling tug of war over historical narratives.

At West Point, every year, they're going to study the Battle of Chancersville during

the Civil War, and every year, Lee is going to beat Hooker.

That's not going to change.

We're not changing history, we're changing commemoration.

History is central to the dynamics of what we're seeing piled across the cell.

To look at slavery, to look at colonialism.

The history is so ugly and so hideous.

You don't have to go back very far, and this is all within living memory as well.

President Putin laying out his case that Ukraine is always part of Russia historically.

My mission was to start writing completely different version of Russian history,

because unfortunately, it has always been written by historians who were serving listed.

The facts changed me, the archives changed me.

It might culture-wide.

It's all coming up after this.

From WNYC in New York, this is on the media.

I'm for Gladstone.

You know, once there was a time when all the tumult was about Donald J. Trump, the man.

The people, my people are so smart.

And you know what else they say about my people, the Pauls?

They say, I have the most loyal people.

Did you ever see that?

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