podcast and wasn't able to gain access to the second and third, etc. only the latest part. I would like to have something to listen to, we're expecting a storm the next few days and I'm staying home.

It is also on YouTube (although it could be taken down because it is not MSNBC's account):

I'll keep searching until I hear the whole thing. I was just coming to voting age as this was all taking place. I lived in the northeast and participated in numerous demonstrations and marches during those years. It's interesting to revisit the evidence that we knew then and pieced together with the hidden, until now, rest of the evidence. It is especially prescient right now that we revisit that situation with the whole story at hand.

I think I have the link to that site, I haven't looked in that folder of my bookmarks in a while. Thanks for the reminder.

The video I posted is part of a playlist, so if you open it in YouTube you will see the next episode in the upper right-hand corner.

haven't looked yet.

I hope Rachel does more mini series like Bag Man.

Is George Conway leaving the Dark Side, I wonder? Maybe it's just me.

But a conservative that's still connected to objective reality is so rare these days that it's hard to place him on the figurative map.

Tune in Radio has it

I’m confident we will see gop movement towards pence and pressure on trump to resign with thei deal that pence will pardon trump and his family. Although trump may also isssue blanket pardon for his family. Trump has the ability to transfer his base to pence. We may be screwed when that happens.

Agnew's troubles sort of got subsumed by the focus on Nixon and Watergate, but hearing his story told, well, he's a lot like the kind of Republican we have today.

Here's a link to listen online without downloading: https://www.nbcnews.com/msnbc/maddow-bag-man-podcast/bag-man-binge-page-n943321

Lots of Americans think the time we are living in, is unique to America, but it's not really all that different from the decade between late 1960s to the mid-1970s.

The typical Republican petty and/or scorched-earth approach has worn thin. How much better off our country would be if more of them followed George Conway's example.

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