Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@Biographics says : Check out Squarespace: http://squarespace.com/BIOGRAPHICS for 10% off on your first purchase.>> <<@billschieffer712 says : 23:52 Trump fixed Obama’s mistake on January 20, 2025, renaming it from Denali back to Mount McKinley. Great American leaders should be memorialized not erased.>> <<@willmorrison4525 says : Big W>> <<@Austin-t7m4y says : William McKinley was the 25th president>> <<@akafozzy says : I hate tariffs and mkinley.>> <<@bjj4tone says : That's George Crook, not Rutherford B. Hayes. 😂🤦‍♂>> <<@TheIcup24 says : Itll always be Mt Mckinley.>> <<@StuartMedalen-f2r says : "Great Ohio in the sky" got me 😂>> <<@benmckernan7071 says : It isn't about the president, the congress or the supreme court. It's about the country. Everything will ok.>> <<@Plink90 says : He and Polk would be best friends>> <<@murrayscott9546 says : Sucha sad fate. Even for one that I truly hare>> <<@murrayscott9546 says : Welcome back. Your dreams were your ticket our. Hope the Cooks treated you kindly.>> <<@thomaspgreen6302 says : His support of George Henry White, and George Henry White support for McKinley is interesting. He pushed White's Anti-Lynching and civil rights bills.>> <<@Random_UserName4269 says : McKinley is the namesake of the largest mountain in North America. I think he's more remembered than all those guilded age presidents. That's actually one thing I've enjoyed lately... everyone calls it McKinley...who cares about it's original names... that's fundamentally not how naming places works... Names change through time due to cultural changes. We've had a real cultural shift in North America... it's disingenious and fake to try to go back.>> <<@johnbekkos1327 says : Interestingly, the Filipinos and their revolutionary republic, led by General Emilio Aguinaldo, were actually willing to compromise with America, expressed by him as early as his meeting with Spencer Pratt in late April 1898 in Singapore for an alliance with America: to make the Philippines a protectorate (footnote of Teodoro Kalaw's The Philippine Revolution, pages 91-92, provides testimony on this). Pratt promised that America would recognize Philippine independence, though he later claimed he said no such thing (proven false by the two aforementioned testimonies above). Still, Aguinaldo and his government worked towards the goal of independence with such promises in mind even after Manila fell on 13 August 1898 and the Filipinos were prohibited from entering it. Aguinaldo protested but quit it later, though based on John R.M. Taylor's Compilation of Philippine Insurgent Records, Aguinaldo is secretly preparing to invade Manila. Now, after the war with America began on 4 February 1899, the First Philippine Republic tried many times to broker the same compromise with the Schurman Commission, especially during the peace negotiations from April to May 1899 led by Apolinario Mabini, the prime minister at the time. America - McKinley, particularly—insisted on full annexation with very limited Filipino participation. Another time in late May 1899, Aguinaldo and his new pro-American Prime Minister (Mabini was removed from office by Aguinaldo after Congress forced him to do so), Pedro Paterno, were now in favor of the American offer, only to be stalled by Chief of Staff Antonio Luna in late May 1899 when he arrested Aguinaldo's cabinet, a coup in the making. It stopped the pro-Americans from getting what they want. If only McKinley and America just accepted such propositions...>> <<@zanedineokhosa7924 says : Trumps role model>> <<@David-j5g4b says : His father-in-law was tantamount to William Randolph Hearst of the Midwest. Ida's childhood home was where McKinley gave his front porch speeches as he ran for President. Currently, It's the National First Lady's Museum. If you like history and pro football, you ought to go see both while visiting Canton, Ohio. The architecture is stunning, as are the gowns of the various periods!>> <<@David-j5g4b says : That was fantastic! Thanks>> <<@David-j5g4b says : So Hannah was a precursor to what Musk is to trump!>> <<@alexalvarez1432 says : Any new “scholarship” on the truth about the Maine would be believable if not for the fact that the US had had its eye on Cuba since Colonial times. And judging by the US’s continued meddling in Cuban affairs immediately after Cuban “independence”speaks volumes Independence from Spain but not from the mighty US Like Cuba’s revolutionary leader Marti said when he lived in the US “I lived in the monster and I know it’s entrails” There was a Castro because there was American colonialism first>> <<@yelixir says : I’m here checking out what’s in store for the next 4 years. Heard this guy is super popular in the White House rn>> <<@davidniggemeyer1692 says : William Mckinley is an underappreciated POTUS. Grover Cleveland and Benjamin Harrison before him and Theodore Roosevelt, Taft, and Woodrow Wilson after him, he got lost.>> <<@AZsportshut says : I’m gonna use Trumps euphemism when referring to President McKinley….. THE GREAT PRERESIDENT WILLIAM MCKINLEY!>> <<@JoshuaTrinityWolf-dc4up says : William McKinley was assassinated on September 6, 1901, by Leon Czolgosz, an anarchist who believed McKinley was an "enemy of the people" and the centralized powers of the presidency were too great.>> <<@emberverse.eth. says : A picture of colonialism and empire. Two of the greatest stains on our country>> <<@titanlegends5646 says : Its interesting. At least where I am from in the US, McKinley was largely overlooked because of the focus on Populism and Progressivism. My teacher wanted to focus on the Gilded Age, and how it would come to end by the Great Depression. Both Roosevelts were much more central to that theme, and McKinley was portrayed as a puppet of big businesses (Hence the anarchist assassination). Fascinating to get more insight on the man.>> <<@WineConsulate says : Here in 2025. Trump is trying to emulate McKindley and I just wanted to learn more about him. Yes... it makes sense. Its also interesting to see what happened right after McKindley.>> <<@RichardTaylor-e2r says : This is very good>> <<@tinacolbourneart1091 says : Watching this after Trump revered him as one of the best Presidents ever. The similarities is striking. Is Trump following suit?? Tariffs and possible annexations.>> <<@patrickcalabro8718 says : GROVER⁉️😝🥱🤓🤭>> <<@Celticsfan10134 says : They don't want you to remember we don't need taxes and fiat. That is why he was erased from the history books.>> <<@shampoofully7923 says : Is anyone else surprised Trump even knew who McKinley was?>> <<@knazibaz says : Since William McKinely is Trump’s main influence, this documentary is important!>> <<@mr.dr.prof.patrick7284 says : my dad lives about 5 minutes away from the mckinley monument… and i live about 5 minutes away from the mckinley memorial/ museum … crazy how close to so many historical figures we are in this area>> <<@sniperactive1965 says : He had another example of how the Obama administration spent a significant percentage of its efforts in removing American history. At least, if that history was about Republicans. In his two terms as president, BHO did things like that constantly.>> <<@bukovinian says : I’m here because Trump talks about McKinley>> <<@koyotecow7102 says : So many parallels between Trump in 2025 to McKinley. Golden Age coming.>> <<@BeauLeonard says : I watched the entire documentary and it seemed biased against him and the Republican Party in general. I have a feeling that history was written, or rewritten, by liberal leaning authors. It also feels like history is repeating itself right now and we shall soon find out what McKinley’s true legacy is. Personally, I agree that the Trump tariffs are a great idea and I question if the McKinley tariffs were thwarted by other policy or politicians. Trump’s first term would have been a lot better if obstructionists had not prevented his plans from happening. I believe America is entering a golden age of prosperity and I believe American success will lead to a richer and freer WORLD. When Americans have more money we spend it, why wouldn’t it be spent on luxury imported goods from other countries? If I suddenly had 30% more expendable income I would buy a German car, other people would buy Italian suits or purses, others will value things made in other countries. Other things would be made in America and foreign businesses would have to invest in America by building their business in America to avoid the tariffs. My point is that Made In America still has value and MADE IN ITALY (insert any other country that is known for a specific product) still has value. I don’t see how this could possibly fail so I question what is the TRUE story of McKinley’s tariffs because it doesn’t add up and the documentary seemed biased.>> <<@cstonemma says : So glad Mount KcKinley with be renamed like it shoud be, Mt. Mckinley. MAGA!>> <<@jahjah1 says : whos here because of Trumps speech?>> <<@mr.aldini6801 says : It's Mount McKinley again, thankfully.>> <<@awesomeal8027 says : King of Ohio>> <<@CaptainCaveman60 says : McKinley was another corrupt politician funded and paid for by rich industrialists. He spent American blood and treasure starting wars on behalf of his wealthy donors so they could invest in Cuba and other places. He was also a protectionist that raised tariffs causing prices to increase.>> <<@linnfairchild229 says : McKinley was bought and owned by Rockefeller, J.P. Moran, and Andrew Carnegie. Facts.>> <<@agapanthus2024 says : Trump is basically McKinney 2.0>> <<@SezaGulec says : Your voice is disgusting>> <<@perfectsplit5515 says : McKinley resolved the economic panic of 1899 and brought the country to prosperity by using protective tariffs. That is why President Trump wants to implement McKinley’s tariff “blueprint”.>> <<@perfectsplit5515 says : So it’s true what the fictional Michael Garibaldi said to Captain Lochley about President Sheridan - “He has to be protected against himself!”>> <<@cicerojones9248 says : And he steered it right into the Great Depression and oligarchy>> <<@hazmat7949 says : 10 years later welcome back mount mckinley>>