person.a very famous she died when she was, i want to andlate 40's, early 50's, she died penniless. hope they walk away with an appreciation for the beauty of the building. we have a beautiful capitol building. not just architecturally, but the decoration the rate i hope they walk away if they sense -- but the decoration. i hope they walk away with the sense the building is being used what it was intended for. it is still the seat of government for iowa. it is a functional, useful building. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> throughout the weekend, american history tv is featuring des moines, iowa. learn more about des moines. you were watching american history tv, >> each week, american history tv sits in on a lecture with one of the nation's college professors. you can watch the lecture every saturday evening at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern. next, monmouth college history professor stacy cordery and her students discuss the ideals and goals that drove feminists and the women's liberation movement in

. >> the guilty please worst andlators to work together they don't have to face the same collateral consequencess one decade ago when banks would simply go out of business were something like that. there was a recent wall street journal op-ed. this is a much but -- by much far a much smaller case, but i want to get your reaction to this. do you know nelson ovitz? >> i have met him. >> ok. he wrote this op-ed talking about this case, this seven-year courtroom battle he has had with the sec on insider trading charges. he said the american business community needed right -- needed assurances that they could not be bullied into costly legal settlements or false admissions of guilt, yet such tact x are being used today and the costs are high -- exactly what we just discussed. >> the pendulum may be swinging to the right at this point in time, but not that long ago we were in a scenario where the banks were potentially taking down the system. it is now about creating balance and i think we will at some point swing back to the middle tom about regulators are definitely getting more aggressive. >> it is