<transcript><audio_84>know about that Convention of 1944 much less did I expect that it was the hinge of human history uh uh but it's very interesting to see how that works from from the glimpse of</transcript><transcript><audio_85>it that we got in the film because uh I think in the context of the questions that were preoccupied with now about the sort of systemic future of the country here we see a relationship or a potential relationship very deep and dramatic between the domestic on the one</transcript><caption><image_86>The image shows a panel discussion on a stage with four people sitting on chairs. On the left side of the stage, there is a man holding a microphone and speaking into it. He is wearing a suit and tie and appears to be giving a speech. Next to him, there are two other people, one of whom is holding a piece of paper and the other is looking at him attentively. The background of the image is a large screen with the words "The New York Times" and various logos and text on it.</caption><transcript><audio_87>side and the foreign policy on the other side uh so really the idea is that a whole different foreign policy maybe no bomb this was explic explicitly suggested maybe no Cold War uh and so</transcript><transcript><audio_88>forth had uh the United States uh had the convention chosen Henry Wallace and had then become president uh but then comes the question which Douglas is already uh alluded to and that is and I'd like to underscore</transcript><transcript><audio_89>that or put another underlining uh under it there and that is uh why was it that he was kicked off dumped uh from the ticket it wasn't just that he wasn't chosen he was actually dumped and that's really comes in two</transcript> know about that Convention of 1944 much less did I expect that it was the hinge of human history uh uh but it's very interesting to see how that works from from the glimpse of it that we got in the film because uh I think in the context of the questions that were preoccupied with now about the sort of systemic future of the country here we see a relationship or a potential relationship very deep and dramatic between the domestic on the one side and the foreign policy on the other side uh so really the idea is that a whole different foreign policy maybe no bomb this was explic explicitly suggested maybe no Cold War uh and so forth had uh the United States uh had the convention chosen Henry Wallace and had then become president uh but then comes the question which Douglas is already uh alluded to and that is and I'd like to underscore that or put another underlining uh under it there and that is uh why was it that he was kicked off dumped uh from the ticket it wasn't just that he wasn't chosen he was actually dumped and that's really comes in two
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