letter to lundy's white survived. our c-span audiences are probably not aware that we listen to lectures, we go to the battlefield on monday. we are going to go on the battlefield and stand for the 14th indiana fought and pull out the letter that david wrote to lieutenant lundy's widow. there's nothing like it, right? the power of place when you are connected to a document. so, the ups and downs. continued for david even after his regiment left the antietam better filled. -- battlefield. on september 20, he confided that he could barely write because his head was too full of bumblebees. he contracted a fever and said he felt anxious. he did not have the language or medical knowledge to be able to diagnose himself. things got so bad that he had to leave the regiment, check himself into a home in the harpers ferry. his weight declined to 120 pounds. i am still quite weak, my nerves are unstrung. it requires an effort to make my pen right. -- write. he received a letter from his wife. she appeared unmoved by antietam. he

generation about environmental protection and returning to build something for the next generation called lundy years the multimedia environment series on t.w. . and every society there's a certain layer of people often whole families that seem to be untouchable successful often rich and sometimes the very powerful the elites they are the ones calling the shots in society and business and they stay amongst themselves you can get rich and successful you can even get elected into highest office but he will never really be one of them if you have been born into that's what makes them so elitist is that power is shed only among a few yes professor michelle hopped among germany's best known expert on elites. you need to delete some people in positions of power it has nothing to do with fame or with wealth necessarily in the world of business there is some overlap but in general elite means power. by the elites make up only a small part of society but they may decide which direction society is headed that's what we'll be looking at today on made in germany is the idea of social mobility a myth let's

countered declaring that the president is an existential threat to the united states what's your reaction lundy. well let's just get to the raw politics of it when you're in a democratic primary that's got 24 candidates anything that gives a candidate the opportunity to stand out i think is a positive one remember these candidates are fighting over a relatively narrow sliver of turf whether ideologically or from a policy perspective so i think for vice president biden being attacked by the president directly allows him to continue to make the claim that he is the one candidate who the president is most concerned about is on the top of the president's mind who is in a position to contest the president directly in a general election i think that all of this attention being paid to the vice president could only be a good thing for him at this stage of the primary john. i'm not necessarily convinced that that's why trump is attacking him it's a perfectly plausible hypothesis that this point but donald trump is an immature child and i think that biden currently leading in the primary is reason enoug

is he going to win what do you think lundy. well yeah i mean i think that currently if you look at the race there are a lot of reasons to think donald trump is well positioned i what i would say is if you look at the key states where trump did well in 2016 these are the same states everyone is paying attention to michigan wisconsin pennsylvania in particular the question is has he meaningfully lost support from that group of people who said you know look i'm going to give donald trump a chance i'm not a dyed in the wool republican i'm not somebody who believes fundamentally in voting conservative all the time but i'm going to give trump a chance because he looks different that's the population really i think the president needs to be concerned about and the question which i don't know that we know well enough now is whether those people that sliver of the population has changed in their views of donald trump are they going to not vote for him because of some of the things he's done while in office either because of style or bec

i wanted you to meet sam lundy. he oversees simple greek concept.ple greek job is more significant than i think they realize. each location would buy about $20,000 worth of furniture. there are about 250 franchises already signed up. that would equal about $5 million in business. by the way, that's more than pacific and grafton do combined in a year. i want to get the job right, i want to get the presentation right, and i want to win the business. you want to take him through your presentation first? steve: basically, i thought of the simple greek concept, simple and greek. so i elected to do a blue and white and butcher block. small-scale, comfortable. i also did an all-wood, bent plywood, very durable. i have a banquette, so i did the detailed piping. and for value engineering, we could eliminate this component and put this back right on the wall. so this comes undone, it's on a cleat. sam: you know what i've found a lot, steve, is that when you have that kind of bench, it gets ripped easy. and once it rips, you have to get a whole new bench. and

enormous amount of money, billions and trillions of dollars every single day sloshing through the seat of lundy and slawson through new york and it only takes a tiny fraction, a tiny fraction of 1% of all that money every day to be dirty, to be the proceeds of crime, to be put there by organized criminal goals of one kind or another, whether they are drug kingpins or gun runners or whether they are for in- state doctors trying to undermine our countries democracies, a tiny amount of that equates eight huge reputational risk for our countries. >>> because we are under no illusion ladies and gentlemen, there is a reputational risk because these people want to create it for us. they want to give it to us unlawful of these criticisms that you will hear from populist, political movements around the globe, but also from people who want to undermine our system is to say you cannot trust these guys, you cannot trust these men and women in washington, you can trust them and westminster in london because the entire system is corrupt. the entire system is stacked against ordinary people and if we let them