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America pretty much invented slavery.

It's our original sin.

It's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

If anybody's in the market for a big steam and pile of horse crap, that introduction was one. Introduction isn't a word. Introduction. I was going to say, I sent sarcasm. Steaming pile of horse manure. It reminds me I had a friend who would regularly use the expression. We were always out at the bar and stuff like that. He had this job. He didn't like his boss. And he was always talking about,

and what do they give me? Here, here's a shit sandwich, son, eat up.

Wow. Wow. You know, I'll just go ahead and grab something from the vending machine.

And he wants that.

Right, right.

So you got John Stossel here, the great John Stossel.

And he's talking, I think he introduces him.

And mustache after it's no longer cool.

He is the OG stash guy.

Anyway, talking to Wilford Riley, I don't remember if he introduces him in any of our clips, but he wrote a great book that I own called Lies, My Liberal Teacher, Told Me, or a Progressive Teacher, whatever it is. And then Brett Pike, who you may or may not know, he's a real guru in like traditional, patriotic education and homeschooling and that sort of thing

and they kind of meld together pretty well

thanks to Hansen for editing some of this but

anyway let's just start Michael with clip number 90

we'll go from there this is John Stossel

the original sin of slavery

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