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Pulitzer-Winning Historian Dismantles William Barr’s COVID-19 Lockdown Claims

The attorney general said lockdowns are “the greatest intrusion on civil liberties” other than slavery. Jon Meacham pointed out why it’s not true.
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Trump vs. The Constitution: In Impeachment Inquiry, Trump Insists He's Above The Law

Faced with an impeachment inquiry, President Donald Trump has openly defied the core constructs of the Constitution.
By Jonathan Lemire, AP

Historian: Trump Now Tied For ‘Most Racist President In American History’

Trump's racist attacks on Democratic lawmakers make him number one in a very ugly category, the Pulitzer Prize-winning historian says.
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Jon Meacham Compares Trump's White House To Titanic Steaming Toward An Iceberg

“This is what the founders were worried about in the 1790s.”
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Joe Scarborough Warns 'Rogue President' Spiraling Into 'Terminal Presidency'

“This administration will not survive," he said in his Christmas Eve broadcast Monday.
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Jon Meacham: Trump May Be Committing 'Definition Of Treason' Right Now

The presidential historian said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that "it’s quite possible" Trump is "a witting or at least partially witting agent of a foreign power."
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Take Note, Obama: Bush One Would Go It Alone On ISIS, Biographer Says

George H.W. Bush would assemble a U.S.-led coalition, but would be ready to act unilaterally, biographer Jon Meacham says.
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Bushworld Could Accept Rubio If Jeb Fails, Biographer Jon Meacham Says

The Bush family couldn't tolerate Ted Cruz.
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