and goldbach says. i've noticed that it can be written can be written as the sum of two primes. and this has been an open problem for years. and that's been checked up into the trillions. but in order to prove it, you have to prove it for an infinite number of numbers, right. so let me give you an example. pick a even number between one and 126. 26 is equal to. you got me here. let's see, 21 +70 21 plus five now. 21 is not prime. so why did you choose that? what was the number again, the number is 11. 11 is already prime. oh, you wanted to give you the numbers showing me 26. choose another number again. okay. choose a note. you choose a number that's even between one and 126, 26 would be equal to. 19 plus seven. both 19 and seven are prime numbers. and this has been this has been checked again up into the trillions. and there is $1,000,000 prize for anybody that can mathema actually proved the box conjecture. it is one of the oldest conjectures that is not proven and there's just a whole slew of these in the area of mathematics that that haven't been proven. so no there are lots

dollars with more than silverback dollars and so rich people got the goldbach doug gardner videos on silverback so in this long depression, in 1997, you have headlines at the same time if people aren't striking coal miners are getting into fights with police and young men cummings on the streets nobody can pay for the mortgage in the newspapers like the solution to every problem, that is gold has been discovered in the klondike, not only was a summer school, was like $70 million in plain sight 20 easter eggs on the ground. that's what the newspaper said just go up there anybody there is find all of this cold and so, the starts the stampede of 1897 and was very different than the california gold rush. california gold rush and early 40s, everybody just kind of wanted to move to california, is it place to be and lots of reasons and in san francisco to start a farm to do lots of other things whenever getting gold out of the ground, they would sprayed with these big houses and it would melt down and printed out in a good p.m. in the california gold rush was 40 cents in the pan. ... $4, an

so i walked into the blue room and sat down in one of those goldbach chairs and i looked into ronald reagan's face and i felt like i was talking them mount rushmore. i looked at him and he said, how's the white house campaign going but there's something at like to say to you. and he said, go ahead. and i said mr. president, i just want to say thank you. for everything you have done to inspire my generation of americans to believe in this country again. and for all the world i will always believe that in that moment, the 40th president of the united states almost blessed. and said, mike that is a nice thing of you to say. [applause] vp pence: it was like he had never heard of before but i knew he had. i wasn't successful in those early campaigns, i lost my two races for office. that's something newt gingrich and i haven't comment, it took us three times to get into office. my career took me into talk radio. i know it doesn't seem that i am interesting enough to do that for three hours a day. i hosted the mike pence show. it was three hours a day, six days a week. it was rush limbaugh

money worked was a gold backed dollars were worth more than silverback dollars but ridgeville cap goldbach tell everybody else in the silverback. so in this long depression, 97 you have these headlines of the same time people are on strike coal miners are getting intore fights with police and young men are being shot in the streets. nobody can pay for their t mortgage. the newspapers like a solution to everyone's problem that is gold has beent discovered in te klondike. not only was our gold, there was so much gold it was like $70 million in plain sight like easter eggs on the ground is what the newspaperan said. you can just go up there. anyone who went up there would find all this gold laying about. thus starts the stampede of 1987. it was very different than the california gold rush. the california gold rush in the late 40s everybody wanted to move to california. there is lots of reasons to settle in san francisco. to start a farm to do lots of other things. when they were getting gold out of the ground in the spring and put big hoses it would melt down and they would pan it out. a good

and so rich people kept the goldbach dollars. anybody else have silverback, and so in this long depression in 1897 you have these headlines at the same time the people are on strike and the coal miners are getting into fights with police and young men are being shot in the street and nobody can pay for their mortgage. they are on the newspapers is like the solution to everybody's problem, that gold has been discovered and klondike. not only was there gold, there was so much cold it was like $70 dollars in plain sight like easter eggs on the ground is what the newspapers said. you could just go out there. anyone who went up there we d just find all this gold laying about, and so thus starts the stampede of 1897. it was very different than the california gold rush. the california gold rush in the late '40s, everybody just can't want to move to california. it was a nice place to be. there was lots of reason to settle in san francisco to start a farm to do lots of other things. and when they were getting gold out of the ground and sp