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the students would recall the interlude at jamestown with characters like captain john smith, the indian made who saved from the indian chief but so many people pass over the fact that the economic system is established at jamestown with a common storehouse in equal shares for all. it failed miserably just at as itit did at plymouth. at jamestown the people almost starved under the system and the establishment of private property and individual responsibility instead of government property andti dependence upon the common started a colony on the road to success. here's what catheriney john smih himself wrote in the diary after starvation had been adverted by the change to private ownership and individual self-reliance. people were out of the common storehouse and labored jointly together, he could. presuming the general store must maintain even the most honest among them, wrote captain smith, could hardly take so much in a week under the public ownership and common storehouse system as now for themselves they were due in a day so not so much from the labor of 30 is now three or four will

smith and pocahontas who saved him from the anger of a chief. and this that was established at jamestown and common store house and equal measures for all. and it failed miserably just at plymouth. and in jamestown people almost starved under this. and they had individual responsibilities instead of government property and dependence upon the common store house started the colony on the road to success. what captain smith wrote in his diary. >> after the starvation was averted in jamestown changing to property ownership and self-reliance. and they labored jointly together, he wrote, and he who could from his labor or slumber over his path, he cared not how. and how it prospered the general store must maintain, even the most honest among them, wrote captain smith, could hardly take too much pain in the week under public ownership and come on store house system as now for themselves they will do in a day. and it's not so much corn from the labors of 30 as now three or four will provide for themselves. both at jamestown and plymouth colony, it was

smith, and this was back in 1920, was being taken down and it's a little hard to see at the top but is said that is being replaced and if you look at carefully around the other images in the slide, you will see what is the name of the newspaper and this is from new york and is now called the jewish harold and we also discussed how these kinds of images showed us that the christian anti- jewish motif that was a probably in american society continues to play out in american life and here in 1896, you can see the jews and you know they are jews in their faces are stereotypical and the features and they are this time crucifying, not jesus but uncle sam. this background is essential for us to understand this class because we need to know that in order to understand what happened during the high tide of american anti-semitism. one man perhaps more than any other figure in the market history played a role in disseminating anti-semitism in the years between wwi & ww ii and his name i mentioned most of you have heard of him, was henry ford. but the before he turned to henry ford's role we ne

smith, that is a 17th century founders. throughout the great history in this. he had ten volumes on the colonial period he thought the colonial period was the founding of america. in fact, 1820 the constitutional convention in new york they revived in the constitution. mark vanburen who becomes the first american politician as the president, he did nothing he never had any great speech, he never negotiated a great treaty he was simply the most stupid politician that america had ever seen he organize a new york party that brought him into prominence. in that convention he said washington and jefferson he says forget about them their aristocrats, they have nothing to do with democrats. that was one of the great arguments of the antifederalists. the whole system is aristocratic it's creating a government which will benefit at the expense of the many. mark vanburen almost single-handedly is lincoln who makes the founders that we talk about, he is the one who says the man that created the declaration of independence, the documen

their founders were john wind threw up, william penn, john smith. the 17th century founders. and bancroft wrote his great history in this period. he had ten volumes on the colonial period. the colonial period was the founding of america. it's almost -- in fact, in 1820, at the constitutional convention in europe, they were revising the constitution. martin then buren becomes the first politician as a president. he never had any great speech, never won a battle, never negotiated a treaty. he was simply the most politician that america had seen up to that point. in that convention, he says, look, these guys washington, jefferson, forget about them. they are aristocrats and had nothing to do with us, we are democrats. and that was one of the arguments. that the whole settlement is aristocratic. creating a government which will benefit at the expense of the many. so martin van buren almost singlehandedly -- it's lincoln who makes the founders the founders that we talk about. he is the one who says that the man are the man who created the declaration of independence, the document

smith, the drygoods which was put up in the 20s was being taken down and it's hard to see and stop at his says that moses is replacing it and if you look carefully around at the other images in the slide, you will see what the name of the newspaper and this is from new york and is now called the jerusalem herald and we also discussed how these kind of images showed us that the christian anti-jewish motif that was so prominent in american society continued to play out in american life and here in 1996, you can see the jews and you know the jews, their faces are stereotypical jewish teachers and the jews of this time are crucifying not jesus, but uncle sam. so this background is essential for us to understand in this class. because we need to know that in order to understand what happens during the high tide of american anti-semitism. one man perhaps more than any other figure in american history, played an outsized role in disseminating anti-semitism anti-semitism and his name i mention most most of you have heard of him, was henry ford. but before i turn to henry ford and his role, we

there founders were john winthrop, william bradstreet, william penn. john smith. that is the 17th century founders. and when bancroft wrote his great history in this, he had 10 volumes on the colonial period. it's almost in fact in 1820 at the constitutional convention in new york they were revising the constitution. martin van buren who becomes i think the first omamerican politician as a president. he did nothing he never had any great speech. he never won a battle. never negotiated a great treaty. he was simply kthe most astute politician that america had ever seen up to that point . he organized the new york party that brought him into prominence. he's in that convention he on says if these guys back there, you know, washington and jefferson he says forget about them. there are crisp aristocrats. they have nothing to do with us. we are democrats and that was one of the great arguments of the anti-federalist. that the wwhole system is aristocratic and creating a government which will the fuel will benefit at the expense of the many.t so martin van buren just di

they are founders where john winthrop, william bradford, william penn, john smith, that is the 17th century founders. and when bancroft wrote his great history in this period he had ten volumes on the colonial period. he thought the colonial period was the founding of america. it's almost -- in fact in 1820, at the constitutional convention in new york, they're revising the constitution. martin van buren who becomes, i think, the first american politician as a president, he did nothing. he never had any great speech. he never won a battle. he never -- never negotiated a great treaty. he was simply the most astute politician america had ever seen up to that point. he organized a new york party that brought him into prominence. in that convention he says, look at these guys back there, you know, washington and jefferson, he says forget about them, they're aristocrats, they have nothing to do with us, we're democrats. and of course that was one of the great arguments of the anti-federalists, that the whole system is aristocratic, it's creating a government which will -- the few will benefit at

just city club brouge, although a freakish own goal by defend a john stone smith, the sites were level at half time, but said he turned it off to the breaks, going 3 more goals, including this one from gabrielle jesus to make it for one. city replaced harrison's around at the top of the group, a need one point from the last 2 games to reach the last 16 for the 9th success is season. railroad became the 1st team to score 1000 goals in europe's top club competition, korean bentham. i had the honor of bringing up the landmark against chuck didn't yet ukrainian side equalize before half time though, but benjamin finished off a great t move to secure his 2nd of the night after the break. when it for right out to one victory museum taught a brute d head of into milan, australian cricket his have kept alive their hopes of reaching the semi finals at the t 20 world cup. they bounce back from a heavy defeat to england with a thumping of bangladesh. aden's amber took 5 wickets for just 19 runs, as bangladesh were all out for 73, australia winning by 8 wickets. they've overtaken south africa and

smith and armed violent immediate taking of the land in jamestown and pushing up people very violently they also found a product weren't squashing the triad of american agriculture before columbus. another item to buckle which they use for municipal purposes and ceremonies they didn't get addicted to it but started selling this and very quickly became a price commodity in western europe and everybody got addicted to it it only grew and grew and grew that was a formation of the british empire what these colonies can be appropriated to the native people who had developed and was already agricultural land and they had manicured before us and built roads all over the continental and the eastern seaboard and appropriating what already existed and pushing the people out this was in part possible because the early had the knowledge and mechanisms for doing that in ireland but also developed as a program in itself this was replicated later it worked so well in the north american colonies and was applied in canada and the british holdings in canada applied later in new zealand and australia. th

i am john roberts. join sandra smith and me at the top of the hour for "america reports." see you then. >> ♪ ♪ >> harris faulkner is in washington, d.c. for a special reason. she is receiving 2021's broadcast journalist of the year award tonight. we will show you some of the reasons why she is getting this honor in a sneak peek of what people will be seeing at the awards tonight. watch. >> fox news alert. the biden administration admitted it released haitian minorities into the united states. -- migrants into the united states. look at what law enforcement officers are facing on american streets. former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley joins me now. krysten sinema and mitch mcconnell you say you will be -- the senate floor to cast your vote. good to see you, senator. >> harris, what does this award mean to you? a huge congratulations. >> oh, my gosh, i loved that you played janet jackson's miss you much because i miss you guys. with awards you want people to look at your work and find it valuable. i question sometimes. msnbc getting kicked out of a trial as they

i'm sandra smith. >> john: great to be with you. i'm john roberts. "the story" starts now. >> martha: good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum in new york. we expect some new developments here at any moments. two very big stories that we are keeping a close eye on right now. of course, you have the rittenhouse trial, the jury behind closed doors at this hour. they continue to deliberate. deep in to day three now. they have at least a couple more hours of today, if they choose to take that time and wrap up at 5:00. if they ask the judge if they can go longer, if they're getting close. r

. >> john: yes. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts. >> martha: thanks, john and sandra. i'm martha maccallum in new york. breaking right now, the chair of the house intel committee pressed by the lone conservative on the view today whether or not he perpetuated the russian hoax to the american people. >> we know the main source of the dossier was indicted for lying about the key claims. do you have any reflections on your role in promoting this to the american people? >> first of all, whoever lied to the fbi or christopher steele should be prosecuted and they are. the president -- >> you've promoted this for years. that's what republicans and people are so confused about your culpability in this. >> i disagree with your premise. it's one thing to say that allegations should be investigated and we were. and it's another to say that people were seen as lying, which is impossible to do. let's not use that as a smoke screen for donald trump to inviting russia in to help in the election, which he did, in to inciting an insurrection which he did. none of that serious c

tonight will take awhile i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. here's martha with "the story." >> martha: thanks, guys. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. today we're live in ashburn, virginia in the heart of loudoun county. glenn youngkin worked hard to put this county in play. it's a dead heat right now in the race for governor in the state of virginia. a race that could tell us about america's political landscape as we look towards 2022. >> i have beaten trump twice in virginia. tomorrow we go 3-0. >> we're rejects the left

hello and welcome, i am sandra smith here in new york. >> john: good to be with you here on this tuesday, i'm john roberts in washington. protesters gathering on the steps in the courthouse in kenosha is the city and national guard remain on alert. i kyle rittenhouse

tonight will take awhile i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. here's martha with "the story." >> martha: thanks, guys. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. today we're live in ashburn, virginia in the heart of loudoun county. glenn youngkin worked hard to put this county in play. it's a dead heat right now in the race for governor in the state of virginia. a race that could tell us about america's political landscape as we look towards 2022. >> i have beaten trump twice in virginia. tomorrow we go 3-0. >> we're rejects the left liberal progressive agenda being pushed down our throats. >> the very last minute switch. this race now leans republican according to larry sabatose in part because of "biden's sagging approval rating" creating an environment that is "frankly horrible", he says. we have special coverage of the race throughout the hour beginning with team coverage of the mcauliffe and youngkin campaigns. we go to rich edson in mcclain, virginia at the mcauliffe headquarters. hi, rich. >> good afternoon. they're setting up a maj

i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts taking off next week so have a good thanksgiving. "the story" with martha starts now. >> martha: thank you very much, john and sandra. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. breaking right now on "the story," not guilty verdicts for kyle rittenhouse as we look at the live scene outside of the courthouse in kenosha, wisconsin. a place that we have all become much more familiar with over the course of this trial and over the remembrance last summer of the violence that spilled in to the streets and what we saw take place on that august evening in 2020. so we have just heard from his attorney moments ago. we heard some of what his take-away was in terms of this case and as we just watched him talk about some of the different elements of it, one being the fact that kyle rittenhouse was allowed to pull the names of the jurors out that would be -- who would become alternates. that was very controversial. they said look, those are three that we hoped would be on it. an interesting side note. everybody talking about how kyle rittenhouse is ab

i'm sandra smith. >> and i'm john roberts. we'll see you tomorrow for another episode of "america reports." "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: thank you, sandra. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. right now president biden in glasgow as senator joe manchin says they're no closer to a deal on the president's agenda. democratic infighting continues. so during this trip abroad, he was asked about the large picture of all of that and mounting issues back home by a.p. reporter zeke miller. watch this. >> tried to showcase that america is back. back at home, your poll numbers have fallen, your party's nominee for governor in v

i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts. a busy day after thanksgiving. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: thanks. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. "the story" as the president calls omicron a cause for concern, but he says it's not a cause important panic. he doubled down on dr. fauci's assertion that it's inevitable that this strain will reach the united states when you look at how it's moved so far. we have three cases confirmed in north america in ontario at this point. the president says he's not recommending lock downs and took time to defend his travel restrictions on eight south african countries where this variant emerged. >> the reason for the travel ban, there's a significant number of cases unlike any other country in the world. we needed time to give people an opportunity to say get the vaccination now before it heads -- it will move around the world. >> martha: so joe biden had a different take on that when president trump did a similar thing. we'll talk about this with karl rove who is starting by on that

. >> john: yes. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts. >> martha: thanks, john and sandra. i'm martha maccallum in new york. breaking right now, the chair of the house intel committee pressed by the lone conservative on the view today whether or not he perpetuated the russian hoax to the american people. >> we know the main source of the dossier was indicted for lying about the key claims. do you have any reflections on your role in promoting this to the american people? >> first of

i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts. thanks for spending your tuesday with us. we'll see you tomorrow. "the story" with martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: great, guys. thanks. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. here's what's happening right now on "the story." another new polling low. there's the president speaking live in new hampshire. he is celebrating his trillion dollar infrastructure deal. he's in woodstock, new hampshire right now. a little snow coming down. today politco calling this trip a victory lap and a reality check thanks to concerns over sky rocketing inflation in the country. his administration says it can be fixed with more spending. >> want to fight inflation? support build back better. >> this will reduce inflation. >> if you care about making sure that we ease inflation in the upcoming months, in the future, voting for this, the build back better act is the way to go. >> martha: so will that play with voters as the president's numbers continue to slip? including a new real clear politics average that just came out.

i'm sandra smith. >> john: great to be with you. i'm john roberts. "the story" starts now. >> martha: good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum in new york. we expect some new developments here at any moments. two very big stories that we are keeping a close eye on right now. of course, you have the rittenhouse trial, the jury behind closed doors at this hour. they continue to deliberate. deep in to day three now. they have at least a couple more hours of today, if they choose to take that time and wrap up at 5:00. if they ask the judge if they can go longer, if they're getting close. our experting will weigh-in on how they read what is going on between the judge and the defense attorneys with regard to a potential mistrial. on the other side, the man that admit he shot and killed ahmaud arbery is back on the stand today. travis mcmichael claims that he fired because it was a matter of life and death in his words. the prosecutor countering today on cross examination that the unarmed man was not a threat to mr. mcmichael. that's where she's goin

i'm anita vogel in for sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" starts right now. >> martha: thanks. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. here's the story unfolding right now. president biden huddled moments ago with his cabinet. talking about the trillion dollar infrastructure package that axios puts it may be his only remaining opportunity to show voters that his party can deliver before the mid-terms. here's what the president said moments ago saying the spending agenda, the human infrastructure part of the bill, will help in america's competition with china and claiming that it will help bring down prices that you see at the stores. watch this. >> we do it right, we know what the it will mean. it will create millions of new jobs and grow the economy. we'll win world economic competition that we're engaged in with china and many other countries around the world. we're going to see ease, yes, ease, lower inflationary pressures on our economy. >> martha: okay. former speaker of the house, newt gingrich joins me. the autho

i am john roberts in washington. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith in new york. we wait to see if we will hear from any of the attorneys in this trial or maybe kyle rittenhouse himself. john, we will re-rack video kyle rittenhouse reacting to the video being red because he embraced his lawyer in that moment. he appeared very emotional, hugging his lawyer. as all the charges were read out. here with this moment that he dropped when the charges were one by one right off finding him not guilty of each one. he regained his composure, listen to the charges, hugged his attorney. all of this, as he said he acted in self-defense last summer when he shot three people, two of them fatally, during last year's rights in kenosha. demonstrators have been gathering. for days now, as the jury deliberated for three and a half days, our crews are live and will have live reports. jonathan turley, we took that moment in together as we watched rittenhouse as the verdict was read. >> yeah. i have those scenes in courtrooms and the intensity is almost impossible to capture, even on vid

we have it all tonight on fnc, "america reports with john roberts and sandra smith" now. >> sandra: a fox news report. the first major test of how voters feel about joe biden's presidency is unfolding in a high takes governor's race. hello and welcome to new york. >> john: i'm john roberts in washington. the nation watching to

hello and welcome, i am sandra smith here in new york. >> john: good to be with you here on this tuesday, i'm john roberts in washington. protesters gathering on the steps in the courthouse in kenosha is the city and national guard remain on alert. i kyle rittenhouse this morning himself randomly pick an picking the group of 12 men of one who will decide his fate. prosecutors say that he was a vigilante out on the streets expecting violence and his lawyers claim he was attacked while trying to help the community and feared he might be killed. he could spend the rest of his life in prison if convicted on the most serious charge. >> sandra: andy mccarthy, leo terrel and joe concha will join us to react to the latest elements but first, outside the courthouse in kenosha, wisconsin were certainly a lot of tension has been building throughout the day. alexis? >> sandra, that's right. not a lot of action but as soon as the jury went into deliberation we have more protesters from both sides here out in front of the courthouse, and we just heard moments ago from the kenosha county sheriff's depa

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daker's freedom galled homicide detective john doss. the carmen smith murder was now officially a cold case. to doss, daker was the one that got away. >> does a case like this haunt a police department? >> absolutely, because these cases go home with you in your mind. >> but for years doss couldn't do anything about it, and then just by chance he was sent to a dna training seminar in 2008, a random assignment that would change everything. >> back in the mid'90s very, very little at all could be done with the hair except to say the color of the hair. now when there's any tissue from the root on the hair whatsoever, it takes just a minute amount of tissue to come up with a full profile. >> it's called nuclear dna and dogs thought of carmen smith. she was a strawberry blonde and he remembered the short dock hair recovered from her body. not hers under layers of bedding. >> i felt it was invaluable evidence if there was enough tissue on that hair that was underneath her sweater. >> doss brought one of those dark hairs to a dna lab in texas

i am sandra smith in new york. >> john: and i'm john roberts in washington. good to spend another hour with you post-thanksgiving, sandra. it all starts with a fox news alert. public health officials say it'll be several weeks before we know if the vaccines hold up against the omicron variant. just one of many things that are not clear just yet, but the virus first reported in southern african nations, scientists are concerned it could be more contagious than the variant player unless they have seen so far. the key word there being "could." the fact is we just don't know. >> sandra: pfizer and moderna are not wasting time. both of those drugmakers are already at work, they say, developing a new vaccine just in case this variant lives up to the fears. scientists were hard at work in their labs at the same time the rest of us were eating our thanksgiving turkey. steve harrigan has more from atlanta, the cdc's home base. >> that's right, sandra, the work has already begun by sizer and moderna trying to develop vaccines specifically targeted to this omicron varia

john, the event that arrival will smith visit wimbledon's world famous centre court. >> before the premiere screening of his latest movie king richard, which tells the story of tennis champion siblings. the need is and serena williams now smith plays richard williams, the tennis star's father. he said he was excited to explore the corbett had no desire to show off his tennis skills. >> you know, it they won't. they will let us walk on the grass because of our heels. but maybe maybe if i take my shoes off, they might let walk out there because i have to say i was actually on the court. i can't come all the way here and not actually be on the court. get horrific. >> just weird is will smith never age. now the film is executive produced by the williams sisters house special king richard is going to be released in theaters today. so that would be a good want to go see with your family. well, coming up in the next hour. thanksgiving day is right around the corner and sfo expect a rush of people at the airport. more details in a live report. plus triple a says 53 million people. going to start hi

. >> thank you, john. before senator hyde-smith and i came to the united states congress, each of us served in the state senate in mississippi. during the time i was there and during the time that she served after i did, the legislature and with the help of pro life governors and pro life officials, made some strides. we began in the 80s with a clinic regulation bill. the next year or two, we passed the 24-hour waiting period for those moms that came in and needed more time to make a decision about making this very, very momentous decision. i want to say how proud i am and join senator hyde-smith and saying how proud we are of the state of mississippi for the dobbs case, which will i think make history. we begin making history tomorrow with the decision. i can tell you millions of americans are praying today for our country. praying today for the supreme court. they'll be given wisdom and they'll be given courage and they make a decision for life. my wife gail and i had our babies in the late 70s and 80s.

i'm anita vogel in for sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" starts right now. >> martha: thanks. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. here's the story unfolding right now. president biden huddled moments ago with his cabinet. talking about the trillion dollar infrastructure package that axios puts it may be his only remaining opportunity to show voters that his party can deliver before the mid-terms. here's what the president said moments ago saying the spending agenda, the human infrastructure part of the bill, will help in america's competition with china and claiming that it will help brin d

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i'm sandra smith. >> and i'm john roberts. we'll see you tomorrow for another episode of "america reports." "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: thank you, sandra. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. right now president biden in glasgow as senator joe manchin says they're no closer to a deal on the president's agenda. democratic infighting continues. so during this trip abroad, he was asked about the large picture of all of that and mounting issues back home by a.p. reporter zeke miller. watch this. >> tried to showcase that america is back. back at home, your poll numbers have fallen, your party's nominee for governor in virginia is facing a tougher than expected race. your party spent months trying to negotiate the centerpiece of your domestic legislative agenda. why should the world believe that when you say america is back that it is? >> because the way they reacted. you were here. they wanted to know what our views were. we helped lead what happened here. i didn't run to determine how well i'

i'm sandra smith in new york. john, hello. >> john: i'm john roberts in washington. congratulation democrats determined to move on biden's legislation despi

youngkin appearing to gain ground with polls that open in less than 24 hours, hello, i am sandra smith in new york and john, welcome back. >> john: it's good to see you again, i have more princess dresses than i need but not as many as i want. i'm john roberts in washington, making the final pitches t

i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: good to start a new weekly. i'm john roberts in washington. the jury will decide whether he acted in self-defense on that night or whether reckless actions of the then 17-year-old were the reasons that human are dead. he's facing life in prison if convicted on the most serious charges against him. all of this as this has wisconsin