you can't go out and buy $20 million worth of gilders give me a shot here. pop said we should go to burger king i agree, back then i had a more cavalier attitude to physical fitness to put it diplomatically we debated fries versus mcdonald's we considered the cleanliness. pretty good experience frankly at least i thought when we got back to the house, i called the trader expecting a report on my $20 million worth of dutch bonds turns out i didn't have it my way. not at all turns out while we were woofing down those all beef patties, there was a coup in the soviet union. l lunch, coup. hard line seize it had, it was plummeting, it was diving. they were getting crushed. >> sell, sell, sell. >> the gilder. >> the house of pain >> down more than 2% that's huge for a currency just like that. remember, the time it took to get a burger not only that, bonds shot up, it happened so quickly that that moron trader hadn't even been able to buy the bonds. i was stuck with the gilder. that special order cost me $400,000 it was supposed to be risk free. supposed to be a gi

held by the gilder lehrman institute of american history. this is an hour and 15 minutes. >> good morning. we have been talking about with and which we can incorporate and integrate native american experiences into american history. i have suggested little cameo appearances. pocahontas or -- doesn't really help. on sunday i said, if we really did this seriously and effectively, we would come up with a very different narrative of american history. that may not be attainable and may not even be desirable. we live in the real world and school boards and publishers may have problems with that. so, there is another approach. that is what i want to suggest today. that is to look at, if you like the narrative we have, one which i critiqued yesterday. that east-west narrative of american growth and expansion of the nation. so look at that and identify in the narrative, a missing strand. that missing strand would be the native americans. what i'm going to talk about this morning is kind of a large swath of american history where i pull out native ame

really hard to transfer money into gilders gilders don't exist anymore.rything i'm talking about say wire transfer. and it is, like, what do you do with negative yields there, positive yields here, stronger dollar there is money, by the way in other countries. we tend to think that, well, there is no money in germany i do think we don't talk enough about brexit and the fear that's so -- >> good reason why it was a mess yesterday. >> i thought so. look we kind of had this summarize it, this viacom cbs sign way, get it over with, we're like that with brexit, just get it over with. and we'll deal with it for a quarter and maybe things will shake out correctly. brexit is paralyzing europe. just paralyzing it and whatever it is not is china and they're selling -- i went to the lamborghini factory, those things are not headed to portugal not at $450,000. they're headed to china. they like yellow cars there. here they look like cabs >> that's true dow is down 405. to jim's larger point about global trade, we did have the commerce secretary on earlier today, he s

held by the gilder lehrman institute of american history. this is an hour and 15 minutes. >> good morning. we have been talking about with and which we can incorporate and integrate native american experiences into american history. i have suggested little cameo appearances. pocahontas or

de los niÑos a quÉ le tiene miedo en ese regreso, le doy la divinidad a nuestra psicÓloga mónica gildery a entrar el Último, no se si serÁ más difÍcil, es el Último de elementary, tiene nuevos temas, me ha miedo la profesora, no se si serÁn mala, si serÁ muy fuerte con nosotros. karla: ¿te da miedo que se me excita contigo? >> sÓlo piensa que este es el quinto grado, eres la mÁs grande de toda la escuela, ya estÁs terminando. karla: ahora eres de las que va a mirar a los chiquitos asÍ. ¿sofÍa a quÉ le tienes miedo? >> tengo miedo de entrar a escuela porque yo no se, quiÉn hacer mis nuevas amigas, mi maestra, que me mejores amigas no van estar en la misma hembra que yo. karla: quÉ tan importante para los niÑos de no separarse de sus amigos. >> me imagino que la va a extraÑar mucho, serÁ algo diferente, tambiÉn piensa en el potencial de hacer muchas nuevas amigas que va hacer. karla: ¿le voy a preguntar a mÓnica cuÁles son? todos ellos tienen diferentes. >> lancia de mÁs comunes son ansiedad generalizada, se crean como ansiedad en todas las cosas, separaciÓn de los padres, ansia tambiÉn d

host: we will go to kathleen joining us from gilder land new york? caller: are you talking to me?ost: good morning. caller: anyway. i am so ugh. president trump's foreign policies style. no, it is not good, i do not like it. i do not like it. -- i am sorry, i just woke up and i saw that, and i am like what? i am going to leave it at that, i do not like it. , fromlet us go from ted california. caller: i am right on board with president trump. he has suffered 2.5 years through a coup d'etat that the democrats and the media has tried to pull off. his style is to shake and rock the boat. andpeople in washington, the people in the e.u. do not want the boat rocked. they have been on the gravy train a long time and they want the status quo to continue. the status quo has not been working, it has been sinking the u.s.. we finally got someone who has a backbone, not like obama, who will stand up to these guys. trumpotally for president , we finally got a guy with a spine that is sticking up for the middle class of america, and the political elites did not do anything for us for the past fo