the rallying cry for hard-line republicans like giddings was freedom national. the state assumed by the republican party and its victorious 1860 campaign gave short shrift to freedom national absolutes. mainstream republican leaders led by lincoln emphasized that they opposed -- that they posed no threat to slavery in the states. they focused on the territories thatn the long run hope white southerners might reconsider their addiction to forced slavery. have republicans embraced the hard-line plan to do nationalize slavery, lincoln suspected they would lose the north swing voters. if republicans donated repeal of the fugitive slave act, it might wreck the party. i confess, i hate to see the poor creatures hunted down and caught and carried back to their stripes in unreported toils, he once told a friend, "but i bite my lip and keep quiet." republican party managers nevertheless needed votes from northern whites who saw slavery as a moral problem. party promoters endlessly promised their enlightened moral minority that territorial containment was the first step o

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so somebody like giddings was no longer a member of congress, but people like him and the more far right republicans, that if stevens, lovejoy, they probably would have said, he is saying what yes to say. we think he is with us. we're glad he is president. but the out and out abolitionists -- wendell phillips i did not mention, i did mention frederick douglass. they were furious at lincoln. they consider this a betrayal when lincoln gave this sort of, ok, if you want the amendment, you know, it says what i've always assumed was implicit, you can make it explicit, no problem. the abolitionists hated that. >> thank you. with the dred scott decision, would it have been possible to prevent the spread of slavery? >> well, the question of the spread of slavery is much discussed. my point would be that the territories that were then owned by the united states were not simple dish suitable for slavery as it was practiced in the south. it did not rain much out in arizona and new mexico. there were not slaveholders standing in line who wanted to take their slaves out there. if you owned a valuable

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bob dewitt is head of gid, a residential developer in boston.ax break could make new buildings more expensive, and that could send rents through the roof. >> our view is that the elimination of interest deductibility is detrimental to our industry. the conclusion is that u ultimately it will end up reducing the amount of supply we can add. it will increase the costs of doing business. as a consequence, it's going to increase rents. >> but tax reform is all about trade-offs. republicans are arguing that companies are getting a lower headline tax rate and full expensing in exchange for losing that interest deductibility. also important, getting rid of that tax break, raise federal revenues by $1.2 trillion. that's according to the tax foundation. that makes it a bigger pay for than the border adjustment tax that we've all been talking so much about. so this is definitely going to be a big fight. >> ylan, thank you. a lot of fighting. when do they not fight? when is there not fighting? >> this is washington, joe. >> you remember tip o'neill and rea