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Until 1917, President Wilson had kept the United States out of World War I, until ...
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| Mr. President! We just intercepted a telegram Germany sent to Mexico. | |
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| This could be important. What does it say? | |
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| "Now ninny dyes mustard manna falls lye implore turf a river pant? Announcer Nerf Endust N'awlins sandy mint!" | |
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| That's it! I want us to declare war on Germany. | |
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| And that's the story of the Zimmerman Telegram. | |
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| Gabe, I know you're a big Dylan fan, but it was a different Zimmerman. I have to give you a C-. | |
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