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Just a note from me, before we get started, this conversation has been recorded before our recent presidential

election. Here in Detroit, row upon row of shiny black vehicles exit the assembly line in steady

succession. Simple, affordable, and durable, with a lightweight body and uniform shape. In 1908,

the Ford Model T, one of the first vehicles to be mass produced,

comes to represent American engineering innovation,

a landmark achievement and a cultural icon for the modern world.

But this is not the only assembly line to be owned and operated by Henry Ford.

A decade after the Model T came into being, in 1918, Ford buys his hometown newspaper, the Dearborn Independent. Then two

years later, on May 22nd, 1920, he publishes a four-volume set of pamphlets and articles taken

from the newspaper, and titled The International Jew,

The World's Problem. The first edition flies off the presses in the hundreds of thousands. It will

later be translated into 16 languages. It blames the Jewish population for pretty much all of the

world's problems, labor unrest, Bolshevism, financial strife, and war.

Ford distributes half a million copies to his network of dealerships and subscribers,

spreading anti-Semitic hatred across the country.

A message reflected and admired by the burgeoning National Socialist Movement in Germany,

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