. >> the larger question to get back to what fitts was saying was how do we find the south. and the earlier centuries that i was writing about, historians like myself who write about that period have a conundrum like how can you write about this region that became the south before it was the south. nobody in the years 1710 said i really like living in the south. so during that period from let's say 1700 to the middle of the 18th century saw profound demographic changes where in the year 1600, essentially, the entire population would have been indigenous people and native americans. by the time that spanish and english and eventually the french begin settling, small pockets of colonization in florida and louisiana and virginia and the carolinas, and then begin bringing in enslaved africans, you see a profound transition where because of disease, warfare, slave training and indigenous population begins to decline where they go from 100% in the population in the year 1600 then essentially by 1750, they are down to about 20% of the population. and the european and african popula

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don't hundred fifth street, william fitts, ryan was my congressman. he gave me the congressional to go to west point because. i always wanted to go to the air force academy or west point. well i came home, my mother cried. my father yelled. i was an only child. okay? i didn't go. we ended up going to nyu uptown, campus when there was an uptown campus and. it's it was a great school and my friend jonathan farkas was from alexander's department stores, went to school together up there ande i remember his mother donated like $7 million to and you at that time and to build new buildings and everything great until years later and while you ended up going broken and they had to sell uptown campus i don't know where to begin and i get i'm so involved so many charities, so involved with a lot of businesses. i started in the supermarket business and all my vendors like me, all my vendors like me, all my i ended up. how did we grow? i had a firm stein rosen, einstein, all greeks, all greeks, somebody me. you have to have a jewish lawyer and and sam stein, who a

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