be productive all the the what the the the the the the the, the well, that's a like all the interior library, certainly brief typically managed to here was the translation from president putin saying that i hope our meeting will be productive then joe biden went on to say it's always good to meet face to face. and then i think he said and say the valuable knows that they microphones future landscape may be one where they can co operate on a word to that effect. i'm sure with a much more detail statement. once all the press has left, i presume, and the photo coal has been taken up. obviously, the whole plethora of the media outlets. just wanting to take those initial photograph and images of the 1st me and also the peasant biden and present to him with antony blink. and the secretary state for the u. s. the 2nd law, for all the foreign minister for russia. flanking that presidents, this is a very small meeting to start with and it will be expanded as time progresses that spring gain. kimberly how kit saw white house correspondent, the presto, always obviously wanting to get as many questions

library for potentially heated conversation. i've seen it corresponding guess you have got to take a closer look at the suitably elegant and very plush interior. that will be the backdrop for the historic talks. in a few hours time, the sweets who were kind enough to offer this access to this room and these villa went into extra ordinary length to provide the 2 men sitting in these chairs vladimir putin and jo button. with all the comfort, the security and the privacy that they need to perform these difficult task that they're here for. there is a vested interest understanding here in geneva and switzerland in europe and in the world. so russia and the united states, the 2 greatest nuclear power in the world for them to get along, to learn, to talk to each other and ability that in recent years they have unfortunately, last success. here is the resolution of the myriad of conflicts and disagreements and scandals and disputes between the 2 countries. success here is them learning to talk to each other and agreeing to address those concerns that have fisted, unattended for years. aside from the luxurious library, there are many other rooms in t

interior decorator. later when huntington dies, his nephew henry, who has become his right hand man, divorces his wife and marries his widow and henry creates the huntington library, which much of the stuff i'm talking about comes from, in los angeles. seems to bring reconciliation until huntington buys the senate seat and kicks out the candidate who huntington preferred. as huntington saw it, he had taken a very good, if corrupt, senator, and replaced him with a very bad, but corrupt senator, and they will be bitter enemies until the end of their lives. the southern pacific is going to face bankruptcy again in the 1890s. eventually it will become solvent, but really its prosperity comes when it's controlled as a transcontinentals. that's the short story of the big four. what they dodo is create some of the institutions and modern california. we're sitting in stanford university, but there's a long tangled story there. the huntington library. these institutions survive, but what's interesting, and i'm always puzzled about this by most, their family lines die out. now there's no direct line -- there's no direct lines in the standfords, that ends with leland jr. th

interior decorator. later when huntington dies his nephew henry who had become his right hand man divorces his wife and mary's calluses widow arabella and henry creates the huntington library where much of the material i'm talking about comes from in los angeles. the death of leland stanford jr. seems to bring reconciliation between huntington and stanford until huntington until stanford buys a senate seat. kicks out the candidate who huntington preferred is huntington sought he had taken a very good if corrupt senator and replaced them with a very bad, but corrupt senator and they will be bitter enemies until the end of their lives. the southern pacific is going to face bankruptcy again in the 1890s. eventually, it will become solvent in a true and a true transcontinental but really it's prosperity comes when it is controlled as a transcontinental by eh herrer. okay, that's the short story. of what happens with the central pacific and the big four what they do do is create some of the institutions of modern california. i mean, we're sitting in one we're sitting in stafford university, but there's a long tangled story there that i'm just beginning to understand but i won't