among them, the first person on the left in front, is john tyler. but jefferson speech, according , he says itoonist regretfully forced to declare our once glorious party has degenerated, and that the only good democrat are dead ones. we have heard something like that in the last few days, speaking of polarization. never probably said, i alone can fix it. but for many, many times, he was alone. a whig he was elected as and operated as a democrat pretty much when he was in office. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] to give us some idea of the straits the country was in, in 1837, looking forward to this 1837,gn, the panic of people have a lot of trouble getting money. in this cartoon but there's the head of a family wondering what he can do. when jackson vetoed the bank, he issued circulars, in place of money. each one had to be backed by card -- by hard coins or gold or silver. , you could get

and john tyler becomes president. and he becomes the president, even though many people thought he should become the acting president. and he just assumed the powers of the presidency. and eventually both houses of congress affirmed that he was the president even though that wasn't provided for in the constitution. in many ways this has been -- had been left unresolved. frankly, one of the things that tipped in this direction was the assassination of john kennedy where lyndon johnson then becomes the president. and there needs to be a provision for selecting a vice president. host: getting a bit more modern, i'm thinking, too, of the woodrow wilson situation. woodrow wilson was incapacitated by a stroke during the latter half of his presidency. so there was no tool, there was no constitutional tool at that time to replace him. guest: exactly. dwight eisenhower had a heart attack and there was some question, in more recent memory, when ronald reagan was shot. questions about whether and how powers should be transferred

another second wife of the president, john tyler, and we show her in this beautiful painted a portrait from the white house, which was done after leaving the white house probably at sherwood forest, the plantation in virginia her husband bought for her, but she was a first lady who had a real reputation for being beautiful and social before coming to the white house. she had scandalized her parents, her family by doing this 1840 four at in newspaper. that cartoon that you see where her handbag would be, something to the effect of i always thought that mccain, lee, and smith would have the best merchandise and at such cheap prices. you may think it is just a drawing. below on the bottom of the was juliaent, this gardner, clinic name -- her nickname after she had come out as this beautiful debutante on long island. she was born in new york on long island when the slave trade labor was still legal in new york, and her family was incredible wealthy. islandill own gartner's off the coast of long island, so she was raised in a household where she was served by many people, and she fit right

onboard the boat as were a number of very important individuals, president of the united states, john tyler, former first lady dolly madison, a number of other cabinet members, but britannia did not directly witness the explosion that killed her husband. she was likely below decks enjoying the dinner, the food that was served as part of this day sailing excursion. the funeral for the victims was held two days later in the east room of the white house. one can only imagine the loss that britannia must have felt after just 16 months of marriage, thus widows, she was also a single parent to her infant daughter. she spent nearly two weeks confined to her room after the loss of her husband. it's possible that the events surrounding the 1844 disaster on the princeton represented such a dark and painful time of her life that she couldn't even bear to speak of it more than 50 years later. another incident from february of 1904 further illustrates the lasting effect that her husband's death and funeral likely had on her. that month britannia received an invitation from president and mrs. theodore ro

john tyler. and we show her in this beautiful painted portrait from the white house which was done after leaving the white house and probably at sherwood forest, the plantation in virginia that her husband bought for her. but she was a first lady who had a real reputation for, you know, being beautiful and social before coming to the white house. and she had scandalized her parents, her family, by doing this advertisement in 1840 for a newspaper and, you know, just kind of paraphrase, it says something to the effect of "i always shop at mckinley and smith. they have all the best merchandise." you may think it's a drawing, why did people think it was her. at the bottom it says the rose of long island. this was julia gardener's nickname, the nickname by which she was known after having come out as this beautiful debutant. her family was incredibly wealthy. they still owned gardener's island off the coast of long island. and so she was raised in a household where she was served by many people and sh

and john tyler becomes president.nd he becomes the president, even though many people thought he should become the acting president. and he just assumed the powers of the presidency. and eventually both houses of congress affirmed that he was the president even though that wasn't provided for in the constitution. in many ways this has been -- had been left unresolved. frankly, one of the things that tipped in this direction was the assassination of john kennedy where lyndon johnson then becomes the president. and there needs to be a provision for selecting a vice president. host: getting a bit more modern, i'm thinking, too, of the woodrow wilson situation. woodrow wilson was incapacitated by a stroke during the latter half of his presidency. so there was no tool, there was no constitutional tool at that time to replace him. guest: exactly. dwight eisenhower had a heart attack and there was some question, in more recent memory, when ronald reagan was shot. questions about whether and how powers should be transferred t

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tyler reporter" the east texas. william on the texas coastline. johne "bellville countrymen" and george sweet who was one of the editors at the "san antonio herald." they portrayed the confederacy soldiers as the perfect embodiment as southern masculinity, as the perfect embodiment of duty and of honor. now, three of the editors, demorris and douglas and sweet all served in the confederate army. maltby served in the state militia. these last two men may have been ren sent to leave. the rest of his family was still there. he was the only one who seemed to move south. and maltby had only arrived less than two years -- arrived in texas less than two years before the civil war began. he arrived to join his brother henry. william maltby was already a printer from ohio, and his brother henry needed a printer. and then a year later in 1860 made him co-editor. ironically, their brother jasper was a union colonel. and william maltby served militia duty on mustang island just off the coast of corpus christi. and he spent seven months as a p.o.w. when he was capt

between that and david tepper and the sec, john, we've heard from all corners on this today >> including here in the interest of accuracy, one more thing we did find, tylere political leaders who say you can't open your business and run your business during the pandemic we won't pass a stimulus bill in time oh, and by the way, you can't trade. what's the next thing he will say you can't do political leaders are responsible for what robinhood and others did this morning. i have a problem with that here is the tape. >> frankly, the hypocrisy of the political leaders who say you can't open your business and run your business and make a living during the pandemic. we won't pass a stimulus bill in time and oh, by the way, now you can't trade. what's the next thing they're going to control and say you can't do and what it really does -- >> wait a minute, wait a minute. >> who is saying all of those things that sounds like some attempt at whipping up something populous that's not based in fact is there one person who is saying all of those things >> i rest my case. >> you know, i appreciate them coming on and being so candid and it's always great when we can ge

move to john here in a minute, stock market gains easier when the pandemic is still with us and harder to come by after it slackens, if indeed it does slacken. >> right last thing i'll say, tyler -- >> go ahead. >> i was just going to say you and i have talked about this so many times over the years. the stock market is a forward predictor. it looks forward six months to a year and so it's looking past the covid now but what happens when we're past it? it's going to start focusing on 2022 and that's going to be a tougher year-over-year comparison >> john, let me get your reaction to what andrew says i take it you're a little more favorably inclined to the market, favor a bar bell kind of approach let me get your reaction to what andrew just said and let me get you also on the record for how important do you think tomorrow's election in georgia is to what we do in the short term and is today a reflection of unease over that? >> i think that's where i'll start, tyler, is we think that the -- today the action that we're seeing in the market is a recognition that tomorrow is a very important day in terms of will the republicans be able to maintain control of the senate as a result

tyler reporter in east texas. william maltby of the corpus christi ranchero, on the texas coastline. john auster help of the belleville countrymen, and george suite, one are the editors at the san antonio herald. these men very much engaged in propaganda. they portrayed the confederacy soldiers is the perfect embodiment of southern masculinity, as the perfect embodiment of duty and of honor. morse,f the editors, to douglas, and sweet, served in the confederate army. auster help and maltby served in the state militia. the last two men may have been reticent about leaving texas to fight union troops. osterhaus was from pennsylvania and the rest of his family was still there. had arrived less than two years before the civil war began. he joined his brother henry. lee maltby was a printer from maltby was aiam pretty from ohio and his brother henry needed a printer and a year later in 1860 mayhem co. editors. there brother jasper was a union colonel. william maltby served militia duty on mustang island, off the coast of corpus christi, and spent seven months as a pow when he was captured. he w