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you can build on his bega legac. you can project a forward vision. no one will run on the 2008 platform. that would be outdated and steal. there's no reason focus on him as the attack. we have a bigger target to focus on. that's where the candidates missed it last night. >> are people wrong to be asking if obama isn't liberal enough for the current democratic field where does that leave them? >> reporter: i honestly don't know that's the right question. in 2008 when president obama ran gay marriage wasn't in the platform of the democratic party. people weren't having their pre-existing conditions covered in health care. climate change wasn't seen as a global crisis. the country has moved forward. if he were running today he would be running on different things as well because when you're running for president you're running to lead the country. at the same time, you know, if you're trying to reassure the democratic party that you're somebody who is going to don't mantel, build interest, do better, do better than barack obama. of all people he wants t

we are going to focus on some of the economic legacs, including the larger connections with modern capitalism.ecly, we're going to look at how the production of, american sugown as "white gold," helped to fuel slavery and became ingrained in our society. dystorian khalil gibran muhammad of harvard's kenchool wrote about that for the "new york times." "louisiana," he wrote, "led the nation in destroying the lives of black people inhe name of economic efficiency." and he jns me now. he joins me now. profes very much for being here. help us understand how sugar is connected to the origins of american slavery. >> sar was the most dominan economic incentive for european colonyization of ths.ameri no other crop was as abundant or successful in drawing europeansh to theseres, and i mean by that north america and south america, for the purpose of cultivating sugar for a worldwide market, and particularly forurope that had already established a taste for sugar but would grow exponentially in terms of demand over time. there's no way the really understand the significance of the colonization of the aerica