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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

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And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

The American Revolution is the most important event since the birth of Christ in all of world history.

I loved hearing that.

Flip it on, Face the Nation, got back from vacation, and they had Ken Burns, the documentary

filmmaker, the most famous documentary filmmaker who's ever lived on there to talk about

his new documentary about the American Revolution, which is coming out in November, but they

interviewed him for Fourth of July weekend,

and him presenting it in, this is a fantastic thing that happened for world history terms.

It's just my whole life that was normal, but after the last, you know, four or five years of wokeness, it kind of was a little, like,

about knocked me down.

Whoa, people still think this?

Well, I don't want to get off on this tangent too much, but I find myself a little bit surprised.

As Ken Burns has been a little Howard Zinnish for me in recent years. But I'm glad to hear it.

Maybe he's just a canny businessman, and he knows who's going to watch this documentary.

But I love what he's saying.

I hate to be that.

A cynical.

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