The Green Dragon Podcast

Embark on a riveting audio journey with us as we delve into the remarkable saga of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Join our podcast as we unravel the untamed wilderness, courageous explorers, and breathtaking discoveries that shaped the course of history. Through meticulous research and captivating storytelling, we bring to life the challenges, triumphs, and extraordinary encounters that defined this epic odyssey across uncharted territories. Tune in to explore the frontiers of discovery and gain a deeper understanding of the indomitable spirit that fueled the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Outline: Aiden 2:00: Lewis and Clarke meeting over 50 Indian tribes Aiden 7:30: Purchase of the Louisiana Territory Aiden 8:00: The Expedition starting off before the Louisiana Purchase was finalized Jake 10:00: The process of buying the Louisiana purchase Aiden 12:00: Political power and negotiate with the natives in those lands Aiden 13:00: What would have happened if Louisiana purchase didn’t happen Tom 14:00: What did we actually buy? Send Lewis and Clarke to figure it out Aiden 16:00: Objectives: 1. Find a water route across the U.S. 2. Document what they find and the land. 3. Get the natives on board with allying with America. Aiden 18:00: Lewis and Clarke didn’t know the indigenous languages but primarily used sign language. The Crew 19:00: Expedition crew members with different skills in communication Aiden 20:00: About 55 people in the expedition Aiden 21:00: Only 1 member, Charles Floyd, died of appendicitis Aiden and Jake 22:00: Monument for Charles Floyd Aiden 24:00: Missouri river – pretty big Aiden 25:00: Starting off from St. Louis Aiden 26:00: From St. Louis to the Pacific Ocean and back Aiden 27:00: New plants and animals documented Aiden 28:00: Documenting the Jackrabbit Aiden 30:30: Meeting the Lakota tribe–very hospitable Aiden and Jake: 32:00: Meeting the Indians Jake 35:00: Natives didn’t know too much English but they did know some French, which allowed for better translation Aiden 36:00: The Mandan tribe hosting them for the winter Aiden 37:00: Sacagawea Aiden 42:00: French…Canadians… Aiden and Tom 43:30: Swinging with the punches Aiden 44:00: Moving the gear around the falls Jake 46:00: Finding water route – very difficult and vague directions for the task Tom and Aiden: 48:00 Continuing the Columbus journey and the water connects but is impossible to navigate with craft for trade Aiden 50:00: One of the most impressive journeys in America Aiden 52:00: Greatest 4th of July party ever – 120 gallons of alcohol in one night… Aiden 55:00: Seeing over 100,000 buffalo in one place Aiden 58:00: What would happen to mutineers Aiden and Jake 1:00:00: Fear of punishment of mutiny may have kept the group together Aiden 1:11:00: Making their way home Aiden 1:14:00: Where the expedition crew went after returning home Tom 1:16:20: Sad to see how their impact wasn’t seen in their lifetime. Jake 1:17:00: Lewis and Clarke were Boone characters in showing the possibility of making it farther West in the U.S. Aiden 1:18:00: Even if they didn’t find the trade route, the paved the development for the West Aiden 1:19:30: Found the Pacific and had much documentation of the West. Pioneers of the West Aiden 1:21:00: Group of men did something never before and earned a great amount of respect from Americans The Crew 1:22:00 Paved the way for National Parks and the love for those places Aiden 1:23:45: Lewis and Clarke National Historic Trail Aiden: 1:24:00: Played a very pivotal role in American History

In this podcast we Aiden is replaced with guest Joe Phillips who is a musician and a connoisseur of musical arts. Joe joins to to talk about what he feels Patriotic music is and the power that it holds. Outline: Joe 1:04: Joe’s intro in college Joe 2:00: Patriotic Concert Joe 6:45: Broad definition of Patriotic music The Crew: 9:30 The theme in Patriotic music, especially military music Joe 13:45: Music speaks to the soul in a different way than words, so music helps to inspire and comfort the listeners Joe 15:30: Modern day Patriotic music artists Joe 17:30: Joe’s favorite Patriotic music - The Battle Hymn of the Republic especially Joe 20:00: War was being fought at home as well Joe 23:00: The selflessness and humility of Patriotic music Joe 25:00: How will the next war or test for America come into music form Tom 27:30: What American music is painting a picture of Joe 28:00: Our flag was still there: endurance Tom 30:00: America: the place to chose freedom Joe 32:00: Joe’s approach and strategy for music creation Joe 35:00: Joe’s music experience and life in music Joe 41:00: The Piano Man during Freshman year The Crew 45:00: Enduring the trials at WCC and college Joe 55:00: Plans for music in law school Links: Ragged Old Flag: https://open.spotify.com/track/3lUizfXlBYvhDTYXk2X96w?si=651de70a366143cc Battle Hymn of the Republic: https://open.spotify.com/track/0vZy2pO9OZL20f4vmsU0jQ?si=1a03e5ddca8e47af Dvorak Symphony: https://open.spotify.com/album/7En0QelaesFgXH73AB8EDI?si=fUG355e1SMy6IWjv86oA1g Other Patriotic Songs: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/68pJXs4F4JQDuk6Q6Usciu?si=f2edd296b2d04e

This week Aiden and Tom talk about the NYC pizza party, The Sound of Freedom and the dumba$$es in the government that lead the country

In this podcast we discuss Will Harris and White Oak Pastures Farm in Georgia, Big Agriculture and the impacts on Outline: 0:00 Aiden: Will Harris on the Joe Rogan Experience 2:30 Kate: History of farming in the U.S. 4:00 Aiden: Ammonium Nitrate 5:30 Kate: The position of the modern farmer 9:00 Kate: Regenerative farming 14:00 Aiden and Kate: Communities around regenerative farming 16:00 Kate: Local or organic? 23:30 Kate: Farming with organic 24:00 Kate: Levels of organic certification 30:00 Kate: What is the correlation between liberals in agriculture? 34:00 Kate and Tom: A lack of research in the liberal mode of understanding health 35:00 Aiden: Green washing the populace 37:00 Aiden: Roots of humanity are those of hunting 37:00 Aiden: Hunt and harvest your own meat 39:00 Kate: Farting cows as causing big problems – shown to be a myth after learning the truth 42:00 Aiden: Negative impacts of “green” environment ideals 43:00 Aiden: Windmills in landfills 44:00 Aiden: Life cycle of good farms – a wholistic approach 45:00 Kate: Zach Bush and the idea that nature always has a solution 48:00 Tom: Buy big block engines for your plants 54:00 Kate: Without me, you have no whiskey 55:00 The Crew: Rise of chronic diseases in Americans 58:00 Aiden and Kate: Glyphosate problem 1:00:00 Kate: Inhibiting hormones in our body 1:01:00 Aiden: Antarctic tribe health problems 1:04:00 Kate: 50% to 2% of the population is farming 1:08:00 Aiden: Microplastics 1:16:30 Jake: Will farmers move more to the organic and regenerative style of farming? 1:17:45 Kate: Consumers drive the market 1:22:00 Aiden: Making the best health decisions 1:23:00 Aiden and Jake: Eating healthy 1:25:00 Aiden: Connect with people growing locally for your food sources 1:26:30 Jake and Aiden: A well-balanced diet – harmonious for your health 1:28:00 The Crew: Buy food with small ingredient lists 1:30:00 Kate: Voting with your purchasing choices 1:31:00 Aiden and the Crew: The Pecan Roll 1:34:00 The Crew: Pralines 1:35:00 Are Southern people healthy though? Seems like it…?\ White oak pastures farm https://whiteoakpastures.com/ Will Harris Podcast https://www.jrepodcast.com/episode/joe-rogan-experience-1893-will-harris/ Zach Bush podcast on RFK Jr. https://open.spotify.com/episode/7dVai91U3rWm30NeVuzO1q The connection between pesticides, organic foods and autism https://youtu.be/3b9Llb9eRao The chronic disease epidemic caused by by pesticides https://open.spotify.com/episode/7dVai91U3rWm30NeVuzO1q?si=iNDzKm4rSFO_CETeFy3wnQ Prenatal and infant exposures to ambient pesticides and autism https://www.bmj.com/content/364/bmj.l962 The connection between pesticides, organic foods and autism https://youtu.be/3b9Llb9eRao Bill Gates buying farmland Will Harris problem with Gates owning farmland https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/environment/a42543527/why-is-bill-gates-buying-so-much-farmland/

Outline: 0:00 Aiden: Will Harris on the Joe Rogan Experience 2:30 Kate: History of farming in the U.S. 4:00 Aiden: Ammonium Nitrate 5:30 Kate: The position of the modern farmer 9:00 Kate: Regenerative farming 14:00 Aiden and Kate: Communities around regenerative farming 16:00 Kate: Local or organic? 23:30 Kate: Farming with organic 24:00 Kate: Levels of organic certification 30:00 Kate: What is the correlation between liberals in agriculture? 34:00 Kate and Tom: A lack of research in the liberal mode of understanding health 35:00 Aiden: Green washing the populace 37:00 Aiden: Roots of humanity are those of hunting 37:00 Aiden: Hunt and harvest your own meat 39:00 Kate: Farting cows as causing big problems – shown to be a myth after learning the truth 42:00 Aiden: Negative impacts of “green” environment ideals 43:00 Aiden: Windmills in landfills 44:00 Aiden: Life cycle of good farms – a wholistic approach 45:00 Kate: Zach Bush and the idea that nature always has a solution 48:00 Tom: Buy big block engines for your plants 54:00 Kate: Without me, you have no whiskey 55:00 The Crew: Rise of chronic diseases in Americans 58:00 Aiden and Kate: Glyphosate problem 1:00:00 Kate: Inhibiting hormones in our body 1:01:00 Aiden: Antarctic tribe health problems 1:04:00 Kate: 50% to 2% of the population is farming 1:08:00 Aiden: Microplastics 1:16:30 Jake: Will farmers move more to the organic and regenerative style of farming? 1:17:45 Kate: Consumers drive the market 1:22:00 Aiden: Making the best health decisions 1:23:00 Aiden and Jake: Eating healthy 1:25:00 Aiden: Connect with people growing locally for your food sources 1:26:30 Jake and Aiden: A well-balanced diet – harmonious for your health 1:28:00 The Crew: Buy food with small ingredient lists 1:30:00 Kate: Voting with your purchasing choices 1:31:00 Aiden and the Crew: The Pecan Roll 1:34:00 The Crew: Pralines 1:35:00 Are Southern people healthy though? Seems like it…?\ White oak pastures farm https://whiteoakpastures.com/ Will Harris Podcast https://www.jrepodcast.com/episode/joe-rogan-experience-1893-will-harris/ Zach Bush podcast on RFK Jr. https://open.spotify.com/episode/7dVai91U3rWm30NeVuzO1q The connection between pesticides, organic foods and autism https://youtu.be/3b9Llb9eRao The chronic disease epidemic caused by by pesticides https://open.spotify.com/episode/7dVai91U3rWm30NeVuzO1q?si=iNDzKm4rSFO_CETeFy3wnQ Prenatal and infant exposures to ambient pesticides and autism https://www.bmj.com/content/364/bmj.l962 The connection between pesticides, organic foods and autism https://youtu.be/3b9Llb9eRao Bill Gates buying farmland Will Harris problem with Gates owning farmland https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/environment/a42543527/why-is-bill-gates-buying-so-much-farmland/

Happy 4th of July, in this podcast we talk about the best ways to celebrate the 4th of July and Why it is the most important American holiday. Outline: Isaac 2:30: Roman candles Aiden 4:15: Fireworks story Aiden: 5:30 The Princess Firework Aiden and Isaac: 10:00 American traditions Aiden’s take on traditions: 11:00 Isaac: 13:00 Other countries in contrast with America’s celebration of liberty Isaac: 14:00 America’s birthday bringing the great traditions of immigrants from other countries and using them in our celebration Aiden: 15:45 The uniqueness of the American story – brand new idea of self-governance – a mark in history of a new kind of government Jake: 17:10 A country to be proud of Jake: 22:00 List of countries that have the right to bear arms Isaac: 23:00 Swiss shooting competitions Isaac: 24:00 Firearms for defense Aiden: 28:45 4th of July – classified as a right wing thing by lefters – it’s really about unity Isaac: 30:00 The lack of appreciation of far leftists and gratitude for their freedom and all of the men that have fought for their freedom Isaac: 33:00 The low lack of respect of the LGBTQ+ people at the White House The Crew: 35:00 The country swap Isaac 42:00 Huge push for Patriotic celebration and a pushback from anti-Americans Isaac: 43:30 Good of the individual with the whole – American. Good of the individual for the individual alone – anti-American Aiden: 44:45 The the moderates changing their minds based from what they’ve seen from the far left Aiden: 48:00 The young Patriots will come The Crew: 50:00 Opinions on immigration Isaac: 53:00 Story of immigrants from Nigeria Aiden: 58:50 Have to have regulations for the border but we need to balance the conversation for legal immigration 4th of July Celebrations 1:03:00: Aiden: 1:04:00 Washington giving double rations of rum for the 4th during the war Isaac: 1:08:00 4th of July story in Lander Isaac: 1:12:30 Lighting a firework on the Bronco Aiden: 1:16:00 Outro for the 4th Aiden: 1:17:00 Remember your fortunate gift of being American: honor your heritage

We are joined this week by Ryan Milligan, student at Wyoming Catholic College and friend of Tom. In this riveting conversation we explore Ryan’s thesis, and work through the burning issue of how do we as humans organize the chaos of daily life through our minds.

Happy 4th of July, in this podcast we talk about the best ways to celebrate the 4th of July and Why it is the most important American holiday. Outline: Isaac 2:30: Roman candles Aiden 4:15: Fireworks story Aiden: 5:30 The Princess Firework Aiden and Isaac: 10:00 American traditions Aiden’s take on traditions: 11:00 Isaac: 13:00 Other countries in contrast with America’s celebration of liberty Isaac: 14:00 America’s birthday bringing the great traditions of immigrants from other countries and using them in our celebration Aiden: 15:45 The uniqueness of the American story – brand new idea of self-governance – a mark in history of a new kind of government Jake: 17:10 A country to be proud of Jake: 22:00 List of countries that have the right to bear arms Isaac: 23:00 Swiss shooting competitions Isaac: 24:00 Firearms for defense Aiden: 28:45 4th of July – classified as a right wing thing by lefters – it’s really about unity Isaac: 30:00 The lack of appreciation of far leftists and gratitude for their freedom and all of the men that have fought for their freedom Isaac: 33:00 The low lack of respect of the LGBTQ+ people at the White House The Crew: 35:00 The country swap Isaac 42:00 Huge push for Patriotic celebration and a pushback from anti-Americans Isaac: 43:30 Good of the individual with the whole – American. Good of the individual for the individual alone – anti-American Aiden: 44:45 The the moderates changing their minds based from what they’ve seen from the far left Aiden: 48:00 The young Patriots will come The Crew: 50:00 Opinions on immigration Isaac: 53:00 Story of immigrants from Nigeria Aiden: 58:50 Have to have regulations for the border but we need to balance the conversation for legal immigration 4th of July Celebrations 1:03:00: Aiden: 1:04:00 Washington giving double rations of rum for the 4th during the war Isaac: 1:08:00 4th of July story in Lander Isaac: 1:12:30 Lighting a firework on the Bronco Aiden: 1:16:00 Outro for the 4th Aiden: 1:17:00 Remember your fortunate gift of being American: honor your heritage

In this podcast we have WCC alumni Kate Wagner on the show to discuss a variety of topics related to the meaning of our existence as human beings. We really look forward to sharing this conversation with you and we hope that you share with someone you know.

This week we have long time friend Andrew on the show to discuss communities, social media and why he believes it has been a catalyst for the transgender and LGBTQ movements. Outline: 2:00 Andrew: Background story 8:00 Andrew: Favorite literature pieces 9:30 Andrew: Literature is now more about one’s self or their psyche rather than a group of characters 11:30 Aiden: The importance of community that allows empathy for others 13:50 Andrew: The reason why Americans want to go to school–to live in a walkable distance 17:15 Aiden: The 22 Mile Walk 20:00 Tom: Ideas for forming communities 22:00 Aiden: Going to local business to meet people there 25:00 Andrew: Community is built around activity that they do together 27:00 Aiden: Lost in self-doubt–leap out 31:00 Aiden: Loss of community in American led to the rise of LGBTQ 32:00 Andrew: The social media problem in the idea of community 33:10: Andrew: Have to give a reason for their insecurity for their defective visual of their body 34:00 Aiden: The photoshop on social media and how it distorts the reality of the person 37:00 Andrew: Looking for ways to get attention 38:45 Andrew: The best answer to whether or not you finished something 39:00 Aiden: Everything fails without the definition of man or woman. 40:00 Andrew: Story of a woman who wanted to be independent in a non-binary definition 42:00 Andrew: The real people at fault for the trans behavior 44:00 Aiden: Any logical backing for the trans idea? 45:00 Andrew: The 2% population that brings the question of who is a man or who is a woman 47:00 Andrew: What organs do you have and what happens when you use them? Which part did you play? Answers the trans question 49:00 Andrew: One role or no roles, even with more organs than should be there – males and female organs in a person 51:00 Aiden: How do you reason with people to show the true argument? 51:45 Andrew: Logical argument – policy makers 54:00 Andrew: Finding the personal reason why they feel this way – find the root cause and be a good friend for them 56:00 Tom: Becoming the thing you like rather than complementing it with your differences 58:00 Aiden: Being a good friend for the person Loving vs fixing the person 1:00:30 Andrew: Their brain knows, no matter how far you go 1:01:00 Andrew: Conservatives need to empathize more and not take the hardline without knowing the person 1:04:00 Andrew: Being around people more will remove the trans delusions in those people 1:05:00 Andrew: Testament of how you can love and be a friend that opens the door for them to understand your deeper beliefs 1:06:45 Aiden: Finding the common ground that is much larger than the difference of opinions. The 99.99% vs 00.01% 1:09:00 Aiden: Avenues of hope for the kids 1:10:00 Andrew: Multigenerational solution for a multigenerational problem 1:11:00 Andrew: 2 avenues: 1. Finding someone who leads you to the truth. 2. Finding someone that goes along with them. 1:13:45 Andrew: Not a civil rights issue. You have the right to be the gender you are 1:15:00 Aiden: This issue can’t be pushed to the wayside 1:16:30 Andrew: Have to pick a side 1:21:00 Aiden: The 2 things that happen before an empire falls 1:23:00 Andrew: Gender is easy to pervert 1:25;00 Andrew: Weider and weirder if you don’t like normal sexual pleasure–married man and woman 1:26:00 Aiden: Loving your neighbor and having your community keeps you straight 1:27:00 Andrew: The good neighbor – who is the Good Samaritan 1:28:00 Andrew: Your neighbor doesn’t need to be perfect

Join us for this great conversation with another Wyoming Catholic College Alumni, Eastlyn Ullman. We discuss her upbringing, and time at WCC as well as her thoughts on the importance of quality entertainment especially for young children. Outline: Eastlyn 11:00 3 Week WCC trip Eastlyn and Jake: 16:30: Reading genres Eastlyn 21:30: Defining entertainment Eastlyn 23:45: Physical entertainment Eastlyn 30:00 Echo chamber Aiden 31:30: Repetitive influence in the echo chamber Eastlyn 34:00 Screen time for kids Aiden 36:00: Getting kids outside Eastlyn 38:00: Parent’s behavior influencing the child Aiden 40:00 Genres of movies for kids Eastlyn 41:00 Favorite movies as a kid Eastlyn 44:00: Addressing kids movies that had inappropriate content for the age Aiden and Eastlyn 44:00: Good kid’s books Eastlyn 49:30: Giving kids a limited selection to choose from to expand the variety Tom 51:00 imitating the characters in a movie Eastlyn 53:30: The different types of character in the new environment Eastlyn 54:30 Seeing more through the story of your own world Jake: 57:00: Stories of Childhood stories of Famous Americans Aiden: 58:00 Rush Revere Eastlyn: 59:00: Inkheart Eastlyn: 1:04:00 Importance of beautiful films for children Eastlyn: 1:06:00 Her thesis topic and ideas Links to products mentioned Outdoor Kids in an Inside World: Getting Your Family Out of the House and Radically Engaged with Nature by Steven Rinella

In this podcast we discuss the importance of being prepared. Being prepared doesn't mean you wear a tin hat and live in a bunker with food, water and gas masks. Being prepared for the hurdles life may throw at you is critical for your success, every one of us should be prepared to deal with power outages, food shortages, economic recessions and natural disasters that are common in the states we live in. Outline: 9:30: Area 31 13:00: Clean water 15:00 Finding good water and water filtration systems 19:00 Chart for bleach purification 20:00 Water tanks 21:00 Bathtub water tank 21:40: Digging wells 22:00 Artesian wells 25:00 Food 26:00 rice and beans 27:00 Mylar bags 29:00 Basic preparing techniques–clarifying some myths 30:00: Buying cans every time you shop 33:00 Best thing to do for prepping is water 36:00 The sad reaction that the U.S. had and what the global outlook of how some people in the U.S. reacted very poorly. 38:00 A great example family for preparing 40:00 Being a safe and prepared and having your home ready 42:00 Knowing what you are preparing for 43:30 SWAT Explanation: - Knowledge and Resources | Strength | Weaknesses | 45:00 Isaac: Should have a HUGE pantry 48:00 If the dollar goes to zero 50:30 Bugging in or bugging out - what to do? 52:00 Priority list of how to cook, where to go, and other necessities to have covered 53:40 Have someone to team up with–make a network 56:00 Short-term utility problems, natural disaster, economic fallout and the riots from that 58:00 The perpetual cold war 1:03:30 New and improved generators 1:05:00 What trades will help? 1:06:00 Knowledge – how to do different jobs 1:07:00 Carpentry, electric, plumbing, programing, mechanics, medical, HAM Radios, farming, 1:13;00 Situations that are becoming more common: active shooter - how would you handle it based in different scenarios - 1:14:00 Paul Pelosi story 1:21:00 Story in Germany Resources for Show Notes: Water Source Information: https://www.ewg.org/tapwater/ Berkey Filters: https://www.berkeyfilters.com/ Mylar Bags: https://www.usaemergencysupply.com/emergency-supplies/food-storage-equipment/mylar-bags-for-food-storage City Preparer: https://www.youtube.com/@CityPrepping Medical Training: https://www.stopthebleed.org/training/ Learning how things work: https://www.youtube.com/@EngineeringMindset USCCA Membership: https://www.usconcealedcarry.com/ Survivalist prepper: https://www.youtube.com/@survivalistprepper/videos DIY Prepper: https://www.youtube.com/@diypreppertv Vision Prepping: https://www.youtube.com/@visionpreparedness

In this podcast we explore Lincoln’s presidency, the challenges he faced during the civil war and his assassination by John Wilkes Booth. Resources: Lincoln on the Verge: Thirteen Days to Washington by Ted Wilmer https://www.amazon.com/Lincoln-Verge-Thirteen-Days-Washington/dp/1476739447/ref=sr_1_1?hvadid=431252993466&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=9010756&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=1369976867080435643&hvtargid=kwd-881603356994&hydadcr=21727_9444765&keywords=lincoln+on+the+verge&qid=1683737268&sr=8-1 Learn More about Lincoln’s life https://www.loc.gov/collections/abraham-lincoln-papers/articles-and-essays/timeline/ Give back this Memorial Day with the 22Veterans Challenge https://lifelineusa.store/mission22/ Outline 1:30: The interesting life of Lincoln before his presidency 3:00: Lincoln struggled with depression for most of his life. 5:00: Lincoln sympathized with many people in hardship. 7:00: Lincoln’s journey to Washington from Springfield 8:15: Divergent plan from original route during journey because of assassination attempts. 10:00 Lincoln’s will to win right out of the gate–handling so much at once 11:00 Not a career politician 15:15: The bombing of Fort Sumter 19:00: Lincoln’s capacity to maintain difficult relationships with his generals and leaders. 21:00 People in the Union didn’t like Lincoln because he wasn’t status quo. 25:00 Lincoln’s thoughts on keeping the union together 29:00 Quote from Lincoln on the speech at Independence Hall in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. 32:00 Lincoln’s courage from the start. 35:00 Good people are attacked by people on both sides of the isle. 38:00 Last paragraph of Lincoln’s 2nd Inaugural Address. 43:00 1862 - loss of Willie, many battles being fought and loss of life, release of preliminary Emancipation Proclamation 50:45: Gettysburg address 54:00 Issued Proclamation of Amnesty and Reconstruction, which established lenient terms for former Confederates wishing to rejoin the Union 57:00 The war is officially ended 1:01:00: The citizen’s take when they hear that Lincoln was assassinated. . 1:04:00 Supporting their cause is just living in a bubble and not knowing what the people up close to the battles were feeling. 1:10:00 The Legacy of Lincoln 1:14:00 Unwavered in his countenance in all of his speeches and interactions