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i'm gointo jeopardize that by asking you to maybe make changes in congress. if you could change anything about the body that we served it what would it be? >> take the power out of the hands of the, you know less than 6 people who really make the decisions in that body, actually empower every single member of congress for the john they have been hired to do, to represent those who september them to wash -- sent them to washington to be their voice and cast their vote based on their conscious and have a sale in what bills come to the floor, there are practical changes that could be made so democrats and republicans and independents can do the work of the people and focus on delivering results rather than being limited to whatever those in power say, they are allowed to vote on and co do. focus on delivering results rather than what the party boss wants. trey: you have been in every form of public service. local, state, federal. i want to ask you a question, design for people who will never serve in office, how can we get along with people who don't see life th

when you get to the war, i'm just goi to show these pictures but i'm not gointo talk about this because i'm gog to talk about these in more deptwhen i do the civil war roundtab talkater. basically, lincol though, encouraged the increase in technology and weaponry and other areas during the war. especially the east of the telegraph in the railroad. i'll do a whole lecture on that, i won't spend much time. but i do want to spend the last part of this on how lincoln kind of institutionalized science. prior to the civil war, there really wasn't much science, institutionalized at the federal level. the british at the royal society, the french had their royal academy. there are other countries had things. we basically didn't have much of anything besides some private clubs. what we did have was the smithsonian. thanks to a british guy named smith son who gave all his money to the u.s., even though he had never been here, said make a smithsonian institute. so, smithsonian had been doing research, scientific research and writing scientific reports. that is basically all it had been doing prior

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this is before ny secular bars are gointo be accessible.to diversity here. as i close here, christian nightcbs seemed exciting too many folks, especially in the early weeks of the opens. erare lines outside where we began a lecture today in the opening year. the daisies 30ses were constantly filled on friday nights in the late 70s. 1000 patrons were pack into noah's ark from bow to stern, as they called it. on some weekends. in the 19 80s, lighthouse was a quid according to the press, large orange counties largest nightclub. yet, almost all these christian nightclubs, all seven of them in the study, fold relatively quickly. none of the seven nightclub discuss today survived more than a few years. now, most businesses have difficulties in their early years. this is especially true for christian nightclubs. why? what could they not rely on to bring in money? alcohol, right? booze is the number one thing to bring in money. my students know that. there is no booze money coming. and you have to make it up in other ways. you can charge cover char