i was reading the education of henry adams perez reading the education of henry adams because i thought in preparation rightness brutally frank memoir, i hadn't written anything more than a couple thousand words. i started to read other supposedly brutally frank memoir's confessions of russo the education, made a stack of them. i had to spot experiences has written the first couple of chapters -- the first chapter in wrote last. it is not the first chapter you get to chapter two i could see like oh now i'm henry adams. now i am george orwell, now i am mark twain. now i am tom wolfe. i was hearing the voices of the writers whose book i was reading and i was imitating.us not plagiarizing just like the voices are in my head. >> that book does not fit like a michael lewis book to you? >> as you get into it there came a moment i did not think oh someone else. and i also thought oh this is less objectionable i know exactly where the moment was it was admitted chapter six. >> what is happening in that? >> what is happening is interesting the first time i'm ripping off a customer for salomon br

henry adams, he had brothers, and the adams family was in this state of political to decline where there were two atoms presidents in their background, but henry adams couldn't make even a start in politics. but henry adams became a very distinguished historian, and he was, when he was writing in the 18 60s, 18 60s and early 18 70s, when ulysses grant was president, and this was just ten years after the publication of charles darwin's on the origin of species, the introduction of the theory of evolution. and adams's take on this was that anybody who looks at the progression of the presidency from george washington to ulysses grant understands that evolution is a crock. [laughter] that it actually refutes the theory. anyway, but i am going to start off -- so, i was going to say that, so in most cases, it looks as though there's this then you lied, there's this line that maybe you think it goes down, maybe you think it goes up, but it george washington, it's a tough act to follow. but there's a striking thing, at least, i'm going to propose this to you and you could decide whether you agre

i was reading the education of henry adams and because i thought in preparation of writing this brutally frank memoir i started to read other supposedly brutally frank memoirs, confessions, the education, i don't know i had a stack of them. so i had this experience in the first couple of chapters the introduction, actually the first chapter was last so it wasn't the first like when you get to chapter two i could see like now i'm henry adams. now i'm george orwell, knowing mark twain, now i'm tom wolf. i was hearing the voices of the writers i was reading and i would imitate. not plagiarizing just like their voices are in my head. >> it doesn't feel again michael lewis book to you? the more you will get into it? >> there became a moment i didn't think well, someone else. and i also thought this is less objectionable and i know exactly when the moment was. chapter six. what is happening is interesting. the first time i'm ripping off the customer for salomon brothers and i'm outraged and in this situation. they don't know i'm ripping him off but i'm ripping him off and it's really funny the

it was like when you get to chapter 2 on i could see like oh now i'm henry adams. oh now i'm george orwell. oh now i'm mark twain. oh now, i'm tom wolfe, you know and so i could i was hearing the voices of the writers whose book i was reading and i was imitating not plagiarizing just like their voices are in my head doesn't that book doesn't feel like a michael lewis book to you. it gets more as you get into it. there's they came a moment. where i didn't think oh someone else and i also thought oh, this is less objectionable. and i know exactly where the moment was and it was about chapter mid chapter 6 and what's happening in that? what is happening is interesting. it's the first time i'm ripping off a customer for solomon brothers, and i'm morally i'm outraged. i'm in this situation. i don't know that i'm ripping them off, but i'm ripping them off and it's it's really funny that this the the story the guy loses his job because of it something i put him into but i was so absorbed with my own experience. i forgot about how i was supposed to write it and i just told

but, henry adams became a very distinguished historian, and when he was writing in the 18 60s, 18 60s, early 1870s, when you look he's grant was president, and this was just ten years after the republican -- the introduction of the theory of evolution. and, adams take on this was that anybody who look at the progression from george washington to ulysses grant understands that evolution is -- it utterly refutes the theory. anyway, but i am going to start off with. so, i was going to say that -- in most cases, it looks as though there is this linear line, this line that maybe you think it goes down. maybe, you think it goes up. but, george washington, it's hard to fault. but, there's a striking thing, at least. i will propose this to you, and you can decide whether you agree with this or not. there is one sense, one sense at least, in which donald trump is positively, and this is an additive that i haven't heard, applied to donald trump, that donald trump is positively washingtonian. he is very much like the father of our country. and, do you know what? can you guess what i'm going to s

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when i was reading the h education of henry adams because i thought in preparation of writing this brutally frank memoir, i don't know. i'd never written a book, never written anything longer than a couple thousand words. i started to read other supposedly brutal right memoirs. i had a stack of them. so i have this odd experience as i was reading the first couple of chapters. the introduction, the first chapter i wrote last so it wasn't the first chapter. you get to chapter 2, i could see all. now i'mhenry adams . now i'm george orwell. now i'm mark twain. now i'm tom wolfe. i was hearing the voices of the writers whose book i was reading and i was imitating. not plagiarizing, just their voices are in my head . >>that book doesn't feel like a michael lewis book ? >> as you get into it there came a moment where i didn't think someone else. and i also thought oh, this is less objectionable and i don't exactly where the moment was and it was mid chapter 6. >> happening in that? >> it's the first time i'm ripping off the customer for salomon brothers . i don't i'm ripping them off but i'm rippi

>> well, the training always reminds me of henry adams who says a teacher affects eternity.can never tell where his influence ends. just so that training. this is going to be a decades long war we fear and having those people train to do what we've been able to do is such a critical piece of the action. >> would you like to see a greater emphasis on sending u.s. medical personnel to ukraine? >> oh, absolutely. you know, your little story on griffin the 6-year-old girl, she opened her heart and she helped. millions of people are opening their pocketbooks. we had the privilege of opening our passports and going into ukraine. and we think that that is going to be a necessity for a good long time. years at a minimum. >> do you think in light of what you just said you'll go back? >> absolutely. if my wife and kids will let me. absolutely. >> i know how that is. when you have a family there are other considerations. when you were there, did you feel safe wherever, you said you were in western ukraine, right? >> yes. for obvious reasons operational security reasons you can't say ex

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henry harrison, but that wasn't part of his funeral. he was temporarily interned i congressional cemetery before being brought to ohio, but the first funeral train was 1848 when john quincy adams died. he had died in washington dc. he was also temporarily in turn but for for a shorter term at congressional cemetery before being being brought up north to boston to be buried buried in quincy. and so the train was almost it wasn't really meant to be a funeral train. it was just meant to be a form of transportation to take him north. but meanwhile people would gather at the track and they would men would take off their hats when when the train passed and it really became a a place of mourning that funeral track and for people who didn't have the means to go to the funeral in dc or didn't have the wherewithal to go to quincy for any ceremonies were able to have their brief moment with with the former president to pay their respects. abraham lincoln's funeral train in 1865 really is probably the funeral train that that is the most famous funeral train of the mall. and again, i mentioned that earlier there's the intersection of of railroad technology, but also embalming which was per