Thanks, good to have others here affirm that it's good. I think that there are several posters to this site who, if they have not yet heard of the series, will enjoy it if they do give it a try.

Butler's story is soooo revealing about who we are as a nation. It should be required reading in every high school, junior college, and University.

I didn't know she had a PhD, but she (and probably a team of people) are consistently impressive to me in their ability to pull together large amounts of cogent information and present it accurately on short time-frames for their shows. I'm assuming there is probably a capable team of people behind much of this, and so trying to credit a team, but whether it is her, or her and a small or large team, the main point is that it comes through that what I'm listening to takes a lot of work, and is well done, and now that I know she has a PhD it makes a bit more sense they are able to do it.

I'm aware she's on TV, but all I really know well of her, recently, is her podcasts. I don't know if they're identical to what is on TV, or if there is some additional aspect to them.

Maddow's Nixon/Agnew book, titled, "Bagman," is an excellent read. I lived through the Watergate period and thought I had a pretty good grasp of what took place, but it turned out I had only scratched the surface. I learned a lot from reading Bagman.

@Flyingsaucesir That's it! The name of the Nixon/Agnew podcast was also called "Bagman". I was tryign really had to remember it. Thanks.

So true. Here we are almost a century later, with the last of the Holocaust survivors passing away, and American neo Nazis are hanging antisemitic banners on bridges. The Greatest Generation must be spinning in their graves.