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G. Gordon Liddy, Pat Buchanan and Robert Novak separately discuss their thoughts on the revealed identity of Deep Throat. (0:17)370 days ago
Season 3, Episode 15: A scheme to control the world s cash is disclosed by Hawke, Santini and the super chopper.371 days ago
This Day in History, January 8. The Watergate scandal during President Nixon's presidency, Crazy Horse's last battle near Camp Sheridan and George Washington's first State of the Union address is covered in This Day in History recap of January 8.464 days ago
An entire political science course in 90 minutes, AMERICAN FEUD is the first historical documentary to trace the history of Liberalism and Conservatism in the United States. Designed to appeal to a general audience as well as students and political activists, AMERICAN FEUD explores the back story of a political system seemingly in crisis. "I enjoyed your video, American Feud, greatly. I think it will find great use in high school classes. It is entertaining, balanced, and informative." Donald T. Critchlow Professor of History Saint Louis University Editor, Journal of Policy History Interviews with a diverse cast of characters give a nuanced picture of how two political philosophies have changed over time and suggest that mindlessly clinging to outdated ideas prevents us from having good government now and in the future. Participants include: Kevin Phillips (former Republican strategist & author), Noam Chomsky, G. Gordon Liddy, Thomas Frank (What's the Matter With ...464 days ago
An entire political science course in 90 minutes, AMERICAN FEUD is the first historical documentary to trace the history of Liberalism and Conservatism in the United States. Designed to appeal to a general audience as well as students and political activists, AMERICAN FEUD explores the back story of a political system seemingly in crisis. "I enjoyed your video, American Feud, greatly. I think it will find great use in high school classes. It is entertaining, balanced, and informative." Donald T. Critchlow Professor of History Saint Louis University Editor, Journal of Policy History Interviews with a diverse cast of characters give a nuanced picture of how two political philosophies have changed over time and suggest that mindlessly clinging to outdated ideas prevents us from having good government now and in the future. Participants include: Kevin Phillips (former Republican strategist & author), Noam Chomsky, G. Gordon Liddy, Thomas Frank (What's the Matter With ...
