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The episode discusses the correspondence between John Adams and Thomas Jefferson after their fallout following the 1800 presidential election.

John Adams and Thomas Jefferson were two giants of the American Revolution. They were instrumental in the founding of America and of the republic's early days. After a contentious presidential election in 1800, the two became bitter and stopped speaking with one another...until years later...and their correspondence became a treasure trove for future generations. Watch the episode at YouTube.com Follow host Keith Malinak on X: @KeithMalinak More episodes at ATMshow.com

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