Episode 4 is critical of Trump’s refusal to concede.In contrast, there is a segment about Lee, his last battle, and his dignity in defeat.                                                                    Donald Trump may have lost the election; but, Trumpism will be around for a while -- for better or worse.

Episode 3 reflects on a tale of two cities -- NYC pre-pandemic and post-summer of protests. It also touches upon the NYC Draft Riots of 1863, this year's DNC, the presidential debate, NYS Governor Andrew Cuomo, NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio, as well as fellow New Yorker, Donald Trump.

Episode 2 focuses on the new American movement of separatism, the intimate relationship between Thomas Jefferson and a young lady whom he owned, Sally Hemings, Ulysses S. Grant's brief experience as a slave owner, and the continued desecration of American icons.

This introductory episode touches upon our humble beginnings as a band of rebels, the Civil War, the “invisible enemy” — Covid-19, the ongoing protests, and how a nation — on the 157th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg (July 1-3, 1863) -- is still divided in two.