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Hey everyone, I'm Megan Kelly. Welcome to the Megan Kelly show in today's Sunday mega episode going back into the archives and looking at history week. Today, a deep dive into two

presidents Thomas Jefferson and the founding of America and Ronald Reagan and the assassination

attempt against him. Enjoy and tomorrow you have got to listen to the Memorial Day show

that we taped with an incredible war hero, Alan C. Mac.

Okay? Just trust me. Listen to it. You won't be sorry.

Today we are going back to the time of America's founding to focus on one of the most influential men in American

politics in American history, Thomas Jefferson. Thomas Jefferson was the third president

of the United States, author of the Declaration of Independence, and governor of Virginia. He played a

key role in executing a vision that shaped America as we know it today. Some of us

continue to live his values, whether we know it or not. While he led a very successful life,

there were plenty of pitfalls, and he, as a man, was far from perfect, something that the left

is trying to use in the 21st century to cancel the American icon

in an attempt to erase him from history and to make him no more than the sum of his faults.

Joining us today is Humanity Scholar and author and host of the Thomas Jefferson Hour, Clay Jenkinson.

Welcome to the show, Clay.

Thanks for being here.

Megan, it's a delight to be here, eager to talk about this great man.

Yeah, me too.

So I'll keep it simple, and I'll just assume people know only the basics about him, and you can fill in the rest of the story.

I think most people know that he authored the Declaration of Independence and that you've got Monticello, which was his house.

Some of us have seen it on our tours and so on of America, but I don't know how much people know about Thomas Jefferson behind that or beyond that.

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