E.W. Jackson (continued)

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🗓️ 7 June 2023

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Bishop E.W. Jackson continues his discussion of "Sweet Land of Liberty," and reveals what forces and ideas within the Democrat Party caused him to leave it.

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0:21.9	Welcome to the Eric Mataxis show.
0:24.7	They say it's a thin line between love and hate.
0:27.6	But we're working every day to thicken that line.
0:30.4	Or at least to make it a double or triple line.
0:33.1	But now here's your line jumping host, Eric Mataxis.
0:38.8	Hey folks, welcome to what we call our two.
0:42.4	In our two, we continue the conversation from our one
0:45.9	with EW Jackson author of Sweet Land of Liberty,
0:50.4	Reflections of Patriot to Center from Slaves.
0:53.0	Sweet Land of Liberty.
0:54.4	It's such a beautiful phrase from a beautiful song.
1:00.1	You love this country and you are articulate,
1:03.7	you are articulate about why you love this country.
1:07.9	And we've been talking about that.
1:09.2	So you just want to continue with your story.
1:11.9	So you decide at some point, you're in Massachusetts at UMass
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