AMERICA: THE LAST BEST HOPE is the unadulterated story of America, which inspires patriotism and highlights the triumphs as well as the tragedies... (some scum lit agent)
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Are you going to interview Bennett? I'd be surprised if he agreed.
But in any case notice an interesting evasion---not the obvious, ``...HOPE is the unadulterated story...'', but the contrast of triumphs and `tragedies'. So for example I would assume that slavery wasn't a deliberate, racist, economic atrocity that was clung to by at least half the US government to keep their asses in mint julips in the shade of the veranda---or a crushing, utterly inhuman, and despictable violation of everything the US was supposed to stand for. No, see that's that dark, cynicial view.
Slavery was a tragedy of misdirection. We got off on the wrong foot there, mistakes were made, but we came to our senses and got over it, turning tragedy into a triumph. Yes sir Mister Bill, that's jess how it was back in d'm days.
CG