actually was first discovered 82 '07 by a man named john coulter part of the lewis and clark expedition and he mustered out of the way home and went back with some travelers said 1870 you looking for india's trade with. it was relatively call for 20 years after but then the trappers came through in the 1820s through the 40's and prospectors in the '60s people began to wonder what was up there. and then convince the government to set it aside. with the first-person accounts one of the mountain men who kept a and the elaborate journals people to visited the parker lee and what they did. in the region of the experiences of the people in the park. with a trapping expedition shopping him some of the natural wonders in the park because they see things. said this is what he said about the geysers a. >> after surveying said natural wonder he conducted be to our spring. the first thing that attracts attention is a whole 15 inches in diameter id which water was boiling slow the about 4 inches below the surface. then they began violently and though water convince rising yen shooting upwards and ta

it was actually first discovered in 1807 by a man named john coulter. coulter was a member of the lewis and clarke expedition and he mustered out of the expedition on the way home. he went back with some trappers in the 1870. he went looking for indians to trade with in the park. the park was relatively calm for about 20 years after coulter and then the trappers came through in the 1820s to about 1840. then prospectors in the 1860s and people really began to wonder what was up there. so it was more formally explored in the early 1870. and they convince the government to set it aside as a pleasuring ground for the people in 1872. what my book is a collection of first-person accounts in its first 100 years. the early story in there is one of the mountain man, a guy named osborne russell who killed an elaborate journal so it's one of few documents where we really understand what people who visited the park early did. i tried to collect stories that represented the range of experiences of people in the park. osborne russell is in the park with a trapping ex

john, and there is ann coulter. it was great. 81% disapprove. >> right. >> now, look.republicans have suffered some serious reputational damage here. percentage of people who as your poll shows -- support the republican party is, is in the toilet right now. people have really had a national conversation about -- our crazy republican problem. lurking in the shadows. people don't pay attention to. people pay attention to the president. congress is there in the background. the house republicans put themselves center stage. so, this really came to the forefront in the way it hasn't before. on the other hand it is really hard to flip the house. as david says, the districts are gerrymandered. have to win by 7 percentage points. a landslide. they might be at the level now. just barely. but people aren't going to stay this mad at the republicans for a whole year. they shut down the republicans. >> democratic congressional candidates got almost 1.5 million votes. more votes than all republican house candidates. yet they end up with 47% of the house seats in the republicans get

john hoeven, nd ntorth dakota. we appreciate it. david callahan along with cnbc contributor of the american enterprise institute and ann coulter is stille. james, what do you think of all of this? >> i think we need to get to the process where the democrats are asking for tax increases as soon as possible. >> that's tonight, right? that's tonight. that's tonight. >> i want to hear it all. closing the loopholes, carried interest. let's get it all started right now. that's where all of this is leading to. terrified every time i hear about the budget gaps. >> at the end. day, what have we got? that's where this whole thing has ended up. stopping i think behind all of this, this is an odd thing, we started out with the ted cruz stuff, let's defund obama care, let's delay obama care, let's do this, that, and the other thing to obama care, they were going to vote on the car of out. it's about not cutting spending. it's about shredding the sequester, which is the single only pro growth thing we've already had. isn't that what the democrats are angling for. the best thing we've done and they want to end it. >> this whole crisis, this was not a