kelton: good. it's a way to bring stories from oral history to the public to be remembered and not forgotten. i have one more appear. -- up here. joseph? >> i also found that many of the contemporary individuals were looking for acknowledgment from those not part of the community that such a thing did take place. prof. kelton: that's true. part of this is not just telling stories to each other but to the largest world so we don't forget this and we know this history as well. the dine womanh who came in and her prayer to ancestors or her song, but it's about triumph as well for people overcoming these horrible ordeals and being here today, being survivors and telling the story of survival when many places such as where we lived today like long island, most people don't know the indigenous history of this island. it's important that we know the history and not only that we know that history but we know that indigenous people still are here today. and of course does anyone recall how many people belon

kelton: right. tens of thousands of americans are dying in these horrendous battles and he is saying that indians are inherently warlike. so, left unsaid, in abraham lincoln's words, is this idea that westward development must proceed. lincoln is a proponent of manifest destiny, the great engine of destruction that bore down on native american people. he was all in favor of building railroads and bringing western resources into eastern markets, including the gold and silver of western minds that led to things like the genocide of california indians. and of course he was all in favor of white people being able to expand into the west and settle and carve up the land into farms. in that degree he agreed with southerners that western devout and should -- that western development should continue. he disagreed with southerners is on the expansion of slavery. lincoln of course believed as many northerners did that slavery should not be allowed to expand in the west. that it would be unfair competition fro

china is to hold off $10000.00 tons of imported frozen poor kelton government says the move comes as the country grapples to deal with an outbreak of african swine flu that's seen promise news $100000000.00 page companies will be able to buy a maximum of $300.00 tons of wheat. now this comes as german a pork exports to china are booming prices are going through the roof pick farmers love it for the 1st time in years they're turning a profit but they won't get rich authorities demand farmers to invest in what animal friendly environment and for many small business this kind of investment is simply too much. they're busy in the cold storage unit at the simón slaughterhouse in reiman polack net these poor carcasses are being exported to china since april deliveries have sharply increased african swine fever is rampant in china at the moment it's estimated that around 200000000 pigs had to be called. in all of europe there are currently around 136000000 pigs just compare the numbers if all of europe were to sell every last pick to the chinese we still wouldn't be able to close the demand

kelton: so, good afternoon everyone. thank you. today's lecture will be on abraham lincoln.

document also says that tucker provided a false official statement when he said he didn't strike kelton that he injured his hand by punching a steel bulkhead after learning of cultures death. >>the death of a seaman you think alice was very sudden and tragic and it has a huge impact on us in the us coast guard, especially for the cutter that both of these members were from. our sympathy goes out to the families we know that this is a very trying and difficult time for both the accused and for the victim and our hearts go out to the. >>tucker's facing 7 charges under the uniform code of military justice including drinking under age obstructing justice and for the murder of couch. if tucker's found guilty. it could face life in prison. >>news after nearly 3 months at sea a long distance swimmer ends his journey in san francisco will tell you what he had to say about swimming through the great pacific garbage patch. and a large group of protesters marched through downtown berkeley will tell you why they were rally. and after the break one person is dead after a hazmat situation in the sout

this is called modern monetary theory and one of its leading proponents is professor stephanie keltoncampaign. she wrote the book, "the deficit myth." none of the candidates has spelled out yet in full the print-and-spend approach. they haven't exactly said it. next week, there will be another democrat debate. if the moderators are doing their job, they will ask how are these grand proposals going to be paid for and if the response is well, we'll just tax the rich and tax wall street, the moderators should press harder, because tax hikes will not pay for it all. i would like to hear the candidates defend this modern monetary theory because if a progressive wins the presidency, we are going to be printing and spending just like europe. later this hour, mark grant, the man who is raising the alarm about europe's alice in wonderland print and spend policies, he's coming up as the third hour of "varney & company" continues. stuart: all right. here's where the market is now. we stabilized with a loss of about 330 points. it's a big selloff. we were down 400. okay. we are now down 332. >>>