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This is the Tom Harbin program.

The poem this morning is Super Bowl by Mary Rufle.

Who won, I said, the games tomorrow, he said.

And I became the snail I always was, crossing the field in my helmet.

But I'd given it my all.

Well, the plane arced on its way to a landing when I overheard the woman behind us say,

I was gathering wildflowers to make a wreath to lay out my mother's grave when my son fell off

a mountain in Italy. I filled such joy over the unknown outcome of her words. I was not ashamed.

For I can feign interest in the world, just as she in that great green meadow must have.

My name is Jefferson Smith, I am sitting in an honor to do so for Tom Hartman.

I'm appreciating you very much and the chance to be with you.

There is lots to talk about. I do want to talk about America and patriotism.

And what's the best way to love America? Is it merely the cheer loudly at the Super Bowl?

Is it merely to buy products? What is the way that a progressive, that someone who loves humanity,

someone wants to help bend the arc of history towards justice? How does that person love America?

What's the best way to do that? And is there an opportunity at this time in history,

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