So the real story of Thanksgiving, it is a tradition on this program.

And this is the time of year to me, the holiday season begins.

And I think to most people, and this time of year, I just become overwhelmed with

so many emotions, memories, and the way I'm built, most of my memories are positive.

I think, in my case, when I think of nostalgia or the past, the things that automatically

occur to me are pleasant ones. It takes me to the true story of Thanksgiving.

It was written about in chapter 6 of C.I. told you so. Book 2.

It's the chapter titled Dead White Guys, or what the history books never tell you.

And this chapter, by the way, served as the foundation for the first book in the Rush Reveer

series Rush Reveer in the Brave Pilgrims, where in addition to the true story of Thanksgiving,

we have the true story of the pilgrims, who they were, where they came from, why they came,

what happened when they got here, what they had to do to fix what went wrong when they got here,

and what role the pilgrims play in the overall founding of America.

Rush Reveer and the Brave Pilgrims, as the first book of five in the Rush Reveer time travel

adventures with Exceptional American series, which is written for young people.

Why did the pilgrims risk everything to get on a rickety little ship?

Compared to ships in both today, it was a rickety little thing. They traveled the Atlantic Ocean

to a place that was foreign and unknown, and they were on a boat that

the last thing about it was pleasant or luxury. They had no idea what they were going to encounter,

but it had to be better than what they were fleeing. And what they were fleeing was religious

persecution. Now the real story of Thanksgiving, I wasn't even taught the whole version,

like everybody I was taught a sanitized modern version that has elements of political

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