Abraham Lincoln
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Sep 17, 2026
Trump Shuts Down Kennedy Center After Name Rejection | LISA, benny blanco, Raygun | Wednesday, September 16
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3:52Jimmy FallonHOST
And Congressman Dusty Johnson said, "I'm glad Abe Lincoln isn't around to see this.
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3:56Jimmy FallonHOST
It would feel like a real kick in the, well, my full name."
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3:59speaker_3UNKNOWN
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Global Politics, AI Debate, and Hollywood Critiques
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21:40Sean HannityHOST
He was forced to apologize for performing in an offensive costume that appeared to mock Jewish people, complete with a prosthetic nose.
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21:50Sean HannityHOST
Macklemore said that he had no idea that the costume was offensive and said he thought he resembled Abraham Lincoln.
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21:58Sean HannityHOST
Okay, and then in a now-deleted 2009 tweet, take a look at this.
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22:03Sean HannityHOST
McLemore accused George W. Bush of knocking down the Twin Towers.
William Magnuson on The Just and the Good: How Law Made the Western World
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48:52Tom DonnellyHOST
And in particular, writing emancipation into the law.
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48:56Tom DonnellyHOST
And so, you know, during the Civil War, of course, President Abraham Lincoln issues the Emancipation Proclamation.
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49:02Tom DonnellyHOST
But, you know, one of his final projects was, was working with his Republican allies in Congress to try to write into the Constitution the abolition of slavery to make sure that emancipation is on sound constitutional footing.
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49:16Tom DonnellyHOST
So maybe tell us a bit about that story and how it continues the story of the U.S. Constitution and more broadly the push by reformers over time to try to make the document more perfect.
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49:59William MagnusonGUEST
And so it was the problem that continued up until it was abolished.
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50:06William MagnusonGUEST
This was something that was a constant source, obviously deep, deep injustice, but also deep disagreement within the United States.
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50:14William MagnusonGUEST
And so when Abraham Lincoln is rising to power, he has to find a way to navigate this deep evil within the United States, and also a way to remain committed to the promise of the U.S. Constitution.
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50:35William MagnusonGUEST
And he actually evolves over time on his answer to this problem.
The Strike of the Valkyries!
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13:21Weston WilliamsHOST
And one of them that I remember noting several times in my Barnes and Noble days was the novel by George Saunders, Lincoln in the Bardo.
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13:31Weston WilliamsHOST
which is a book all about the mourning process of the son of Abraham Lincoln.
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13:39Weston WilliamsHOST
And he is his way of mourning is very fictionalized.
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13:43Weston WilliamsHOST
It takes place in this place called the Bardo, which is this ghostly world kind of between life and death where he sees various ghosts, which represent various emotions that he's going through the death of not just his father, but, you know, a great man in the historical sense, but also the personal emotions that come through that.
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14:33Weston WilliamsHOST
It's got this, you know, it's Willie Lincoln, not Todd Lincoln, I should say.
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14:37Weston WilliamsHOST
Willie Lincoln grieving his father.
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14:38Weston WilliamsHOST
So you have this like very personal story, but you have, you know, that magnetic larger than life attraction of a character like Abraham Lincoln, who shows up in quite a bit of opera.
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14:48Weston WilliamsHOST
You know, I think of like The Perfect American, where he's like an animatronic.
Democracy of the Constitution, and other Addresses and Essays-Henry Cabot Lodge
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209:42Annie RueNARRATOR
Go back fifty years and you find an example of a government of that sort in the Third Napoleon with his empire based on the plebiscite.
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209:51Annie RueNARRATOR
Abraham Lincoln declared at Gettysburg that the government he was trying to preserve was a government of the people, for the people, and by the people, and that government was the government of the United States under the Constitution.
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210:06Annie RueNARRATOR
On October 22, 1862, Governor Andrew, writing to Daniel Henshaw in regard to the conference of loyal governors recently held at Altoona, said, In conclusion, I can but regret the tendency I observe to obtrude matters mainly personal upon the attention of the people.
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210:29Annie RueNARRATOR
It is the great cause of democratic, constitutional, representative government which is now on trial.
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210:37Annie RueNARRATOR
It is the same constitution now as it was then, except for the war amendments, and if Abraham Lincoln and John A. Andrew thought that it was a government of the people which they were giving their lives to save, I do not believe that any of us need be disturbed if we find ourselves in agreement with them.
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210:57Annie RueNARRATOR
Lincoln also said in his first inaugural, A majority held in restraint by constitutional checks and limitations, and always changing easily with deliberate changes of popular opinions and sentiments, is the only true sovereign of a free people.
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211:16Annie RueNARRATOR
You observe that he says a majority under constitutional checks and limitations.
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217:39Annie RueNARRATOR
The Democracy of the Constitution and Other Addresses and Essays by Henry Cabot Lodge.
Gentle Parenting is for Gentle Children
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36:55Riley MitchellHOST
This goes on to show you how old the motherfuckers are that run this country.
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37:01Riley MitchellHOST
Abraham Lincoln? No.
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37:02Riley MitchellHOST
Way later.
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37:05Riley MitchellHOST
Way later? Way later.
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37:21Riley MitchellHOST
Jimmy Carter? Yes.
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37:25Riley MitchellHOST
Was the first president to be born in a hospital.
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37:30Riley MitchellHOST
What the hell? Could you imagine me and Abraham Lincoln's mama just being like, all right, go get me a bucket.
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37:35Riley MitchellHOST
And birthing his ass right in the bed.
Harper's Young People, Vol. 01, Issue 29, May 18, 1880-Various
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37:31Ginny RosarioNARRATOR
On the wall over the table were three pictures which had not been there before.
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37:35Ginny RosarioNARRATOR
One was of Charles Sumner, one of Rufus Choate, and one of Abraham Lincoln.
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37:42Ginny RosarioNARRATOR
On the table beneath was this note in his mother's hand.
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37:46Ginny RosarioNARRATOR
I want you, my own good boy, to learn what you attempt to know as thoroughly and do what you believe to be right as fearlessly as Charles Sumner did Rufus Choate had the great power to so move men's minds that they were like something melted which he could shape as he chose.
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38:04Ginny RosarioNARRATOR
If you can be as brave, tender, and good as Abraham Lincoln was, I shall wish with all my heart that you may have power like Rufus Choate's and opportunity like Charles Sumner's.
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38:16Ginny RosarioNARRATOR
You mustn't fret about father.
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38:18Ginny RosarioNARRATOR
He's as pleased and satisfied as we are.
Notes On Democracy-H. L. Mencken
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61:36Lisa ReichertNARRATOR
The female young may bob their hair, but they do not reject divine revelation.
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61:43Lisa ReichertNARRATOR
I am told by experts that it is still a sort of marvel, as it was in the youth of Abraham Lincoln, to find a farm wife who has definitely renounced the theology of the local pastors.
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61:55Lisa ReichertNARRATOR
The fact has obvious moral... and, by an easy step, political consequences.
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62:02Lisa ReichertNARRATOR
There are about six and a half million farmers in the United States.
Lanterns, Bluetooth Sleep Mask, & Star Wars: Zero Company
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69:23JohnHOST
Two-headed shark attack.
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69:24JohnHOST
Abraham Lincoln versus
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69:26MoHOST
zombies.
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69:27MoHOST
I actually saw that.
Fixing America's Broken Immigration System
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12:31Robert Coughlin Jr.GUEST
I believe immigration is good.
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12:32Robert Coughlin Jr.GUEST
And it starts with a quote from Abraham Lincoln that immigration immigrants are a source of our national strength.
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12:42Robert Coughlin Jr.GUEST
Why don't we.
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12:44Robert Coughlin Jr.GUEST
changed the law so that they have an opportunity to apply for legal residence.
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