2 chapters across the catalog
An MSNBC panel led by Nicolle Wallace compared President Trump's use of the word "nationalist" to dictators like Adolf Hitler and Idi Amin. The segment features intense criticism of Trump's intelligence and historical knowledge, eventually culminating in a commentator referring to "nationalist" as the new "N-word" used to signal to a white, non-college-educated base.
A host recounts living in Uganda for three years during the presidency of Milton Obote, just prior to the rise of Idi Amin. The family collected various artifacts during this time, including carved ivory tusks, zebra skin rugs, and lion skins, which were legal at the time. There are plans to digitize Super 8mm film footage of African wildlife and family life from that era before the physical media deteriorates.
