Lindsey Graham

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15,077 appearances 196 recordings 52 series first heard Aug 2024 last heard 16 Sep

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During World War II, New York communist Julius Rosenberg began spying for the Soviet Union.
Soon he was persuading other Americans to betray their country as well.
But when his wife's brother joined the Manhattan Project, Julius targeted him as a valuable new recruit and inadvertently set the stage for the ultimate betrayal.
Hi, I'm Lindsey Graham, host of Audible's original show, American Scandal.
We bring to life some of the biggest controversies in U.S.
history.
Presidential lies, environmental disasters, corporate fraud.
In our latest series, two young New Yorkers meet and fall in love.
Julius and Ethel Rosenberg's commitment to each other is matched only by their commitment to communism.
And the couple risks everything to help the Soviet Union develop an atomic bomb.
But when they're uncovered, they have to make an impossible choice about where their loyalty truly lies.
Follow American Scandal wherever you get your podcasts.
Audible subscribers can listen to all episodes of American Scandal, The Rosenbergs, ad-free right now.
Join Audible today by downloading the Audible app.
In May 1890, in the wake of the frenzied 1889 land rush, Congress officially organized the western half of Indian Territory into what it called the Oklahoma Territory.
The eastern half remained Indian Territory under the domain of the Five Tribes.
But before long, competing laws in the two territories fostered chaos on the border.
While alcohol was banned in Indian territory under federal law, Oklahoma territory permitted it.
Saloon towns quickly sprang up on the border, with one settler recalling how they were filled with gamblers, bootleggers, killers, and any kind of outcasts.
Bass Reeves, now in his early 50s, was cross-deputized to work under federal jurisdiction in both territories, where he faced the challenge of maintaining law and order across an increasingly volatile frontier.
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