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Mr. Beat interviews Adam Hamilton, a pastor, minister, and author running for the U.S. Senate to represent his home state of Kansas. If elected, Hamilton would be the first Democrat to win a U.S. Senate election in 94 years.Filmed by Shannon Beat and Jack Newlin. Edited by Matt Beat.Music by Bad Snacks and Youknow Lincoln.#voter #election #midterms2026
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Mr. Beat and @thedailybellringer explore the life and legacy of Abraham Lincoln, the president many historians consider the greatest in American history.
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CreditsProduced by Matt Beat.
Edited by Matt Beat and Hudson Louie.
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Mr. Beat tells the story of the longest war in American history: the War in Afghanistan.
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Mr. Beat tells the story of Mark Twain, the greatest storyteller in U.S. history.
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Produced and edited by Matt BeatFilmed by Matt Beat, Shannon Beat, L. Beat, and R. Beat
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Mr. Beat teaches all the “woke” history the Trump administration has been trying to censor.
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“All the Woke History That Trump Is Trying to Erase”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjZjXzNG4Yw
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It's not West. It's barely the Middle. So why is it called "The Midwest?" Mr. Beat explains.Edited and filmed by Matt Beat. Music by Reed Mathis.#midwest #midwestmade #midwestern
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