on the right, henry clay. jackson we getd two very different views of what america should look like to show how and the second party system new issues were emerging. the question of the banks. this is the second bank of the united states. we see andrew jackson holding a cane which he walked with. he is trying to battle back the many headed hydra, the mythical creature from great mythology. here it stands for the bank. hydra is an of the individual representing the bank. the most prominent was nicholas bill, the president of the bank and who became an enemy to jackson in this process. this is something of a satire because jackson would kill the banks. that whole political story is somewhat well-known at this point. after the bank war, formally the whig party, less is. -- coalesces. indeed it shows the whigs were actively trying to attack jackson. we know he was a man of the people. he was a symbol of american democracy. we see born to command. he is a regal figure holding a scepter. you may not be able to see a

time, from the time he first admired henry clay and his policies, part of the voluntarya was colonization of africa. time,k, for a long lincoln believed that whites would never allow blacks to be part of the expanded society. whether he was worried about the emancipation proclamation and wanted to couch it in terms that whitenot send alarms to a citizenry, that is open to question. lincoln believed in colonization. when african americans took up and for the union and the restoration of the union, there lexiconr a hint in his that people in the union should states.n the united it is a huge issue that should not be shunted aside. onmy second point is, college campuses, like princeton, taking wilson's name off, where does this end? does this concern you as a historian? historythe rewriting of concerns me. izing ofmental bad people also concerns me. certain people have been on a pedestal for generations and it is open for question and re-examination. when i first visited with my wife in st. petersburg, we did not expect any vestiges of the czars. we thought they had all been swept away. it wa

>> henry clay. >> who said where's the beef?the editor of the national telegraph. >> whose last name was not green. >> it was breen. >> thank you very much. enough said. fun one, guys. please join us so you can see it. >>> back to politics. just eight days out now from the south carolina republican primary. and among the high profile leaders in the state, there's no consensus of which candidate to endorse. senator lindsey graham left the race and backed jeb bush. donald trump picked up the backing of the state's lieutenant governor. >> let us talk to south carolina congressman mark sanford, the former governor of the state as well. thank you so much for being with us. i want to talk about donald trump. the most recent poll has him up by 16 points. i wonder if you can explain where his support is coming from in your state. >> it's widespread. oddly enough, his strongest concentration of supporters in the upstate and the so-called bible belt, i would argue, though it's not as much because of faith or religion but because of econom