but when when the ferdinand magellan got to los angeles and truman was by jimmy roosevelt. now we're talking about jimmy roosevelt and yeah, see, the cards were stacked against truman at this point. and i'll tell why jimmy roosevelt comes into the picture. yeah. he faced at the time a southern revolt. and he had the far left of the democratic party was against the there was a third party candidacy by by wallace and there was a stop a dump they called it a dump truman movement orchestrated by roosevelt sons. so when the the so with when the trend train reached los angeles jimmy he lived out there he came in to truman's hotel suite. jimmy roosevelt was an alpha male. 64. big shoulders. he tried to intimidate truman. there was a secret service man in the room who testified to this. truman stuck his finger in roosevelt's chest and said, you said your. father asked to take this job. and i i'm doing it. he would roll over in his grave if he knew what you were doing to me. and then he just said, that will be all, you know, good day. good day. marched him to the door. so. all right

but when when the ferdinand magellan got to los angeles and truman confronted by jimmy roosevelt, now we're talking about jimmy roosevelt and see the cards were stacked against truman at this point. and i'll tell you why jimmy roosevelt comes into the picture. yeah he at the time a southern revolt and he had the far left of the democratic party was against. the there was a third party candidacy by wallace and there was a stop a dump they it a dump truman movement orchestrated by roosevelt sons. so when the the yeah so with when the trend train reached los angeles jimmy he lived out there he came in to truman's hotel suite. jimmy roosevelt was an alpha male, 60 for big shoulders. he tried to intimidate truman. there was a secret service man in the room who testified this. truman stuck his finger in roosevelt's chest and said, you said your father asked me to take this job and i'm i'm doing it. he would roll over in his grave if you knew what you were doing to me. and then he just said, that will be all you know. good day. good day. marched him to the door. so. all right, the the the fa

to hone truman on the fernand magellan and may o of 1948 he organized a train trip across america into the west coast and back. to hold his campaign skills he needed to fix the way he spoke and developed a voice. early may to figure how to handle him. when fernand magellan got to los angeles cards were stacked against truman at this point i towhat jimmy roosevelt comes ino the picture at the far left of the democratic party was againsa him there was a third party candidacy by wallace there is a dump they called it a dump truman movement orchestrated by roosevelt's son. so when the train reached los angeles, he lived out there he came into truman's hotel suites. he was an alpha mail or he tried to intimidate truman. they were secret service men in the room who testify to this. truman stuck his finger and roosevelt chest and said your fatherer asked me too take this job and i am doing it he would roll over in his grave if you heknew what you were doing to m. and then he just said that will be all. good day in martian to the door. the famous whistle stop campaign began 1948 across the mid

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so, dom, what is in today's market navigator, my magellan. >> here's the thing, with those record highs we're talking about, technology is a very big part of that story. with that record story, our next guest is keeping an eye on sectors andthey're rotating around. and they're also talking about her strategy in the face of these volatile conditions. she says technology is well positioned for, get this, a breakout, which could mean even more record highs. we're speaking with jessica inskip, director of research at stockbrokers.com. take us through this position argument right now. what is it that you're seeing? na navigate us through that tech story and why you think a breakout is in the cards. >> speak to the bigger picture we're seeing in the market and the broadening we've been focusing on. but technology is really positioned for a breakout and has created what i like to call consolidation for that type of momentum we're looking for. we have failed to make a higher high since july 8th. that higher high is 237 when we're looking at xlk, but when i'm looking at consolidation, i want to

the way down through either around south america ort through i thik it's called the strait ofig magellan come is that right? my navigation steals i have not traveled on that since the gold rush in my fourth grade unit. and so athe night 1902 congress passed the spooner act the right to try to pursue rights to any sort of territory and pursue part of cold cumbia it was very resistant to any american participation. encourage independence the separationwa this was later cald gunboat diplomacy. very apt description. once they blocked the ships rights to basically run the canal took the isthmus started the canal and left a congress paid not to debate the canal but to debate me. that is both a very accurate distillation of theater roosevelt's personality. also a demonstration of how often times the president does something in kind of forces congress to either reject it or deal with it. and certainly and for a policy that is true. not everyone loved us apart at the time, the "new york times" called it a sordid act of conquest. so it's not always popular. he certainly how this type of role in la

the way down through either around south america or through the i think it's called the strait of magellan. so that right my navigation skills are i haven't really studied on that since the gold rush in my fourth grade unit and so in 1902, congress passed what's called the spooner act, which basically gave roosevelt right to try and pursue rights to any sort of territory and pursue a participation in the panama canal at that time panama was still part of colombia and colombia was very to any american participation. so theodore roosevelt encouraged panamanian independence, encouraged the separation of the two nations and sent a number of warships to block colombian troops from crushing the rebellion. this is later been called gunboat diplomacy, which i think is a very apt description once the once they those ships and the rebellion was successful, then immediately signed a treaty with the new panamanian government, which gave the united states to basically run the canal and enjoy the profits of the canal for a very long time. at the time, theodore roosevelt said, i took the isthmus, started

he is certainly in the pantheon with magellan and alexander von humboldt and marco polo.ericans don't really know much about captain cook. we have talked a little bit about that but first, i want to talk about this painting, a painting by william hodges that traveled around the world with captain hook on his second voyage. it captures, more than any other visual, the intensity of captain cook, his methodical nature. this is a great mapmaker, a very, very intense dude. very methodical, not the kind of guy you want to have a beer with but someone who -- these are so many of the other paintings that are official portraits where there is clearly a pose going on and it is fake and artificial. you see this as a guy who is somewhat lonely, somewhat trying to work out a problem. he was a problem solver, a puzzle solver. what is interesting about this painting is it was painted in 1776 just before the american revolution and that it was promptly lost to history for two centuries, was found in the 1980s somewhere in ireland. it really captures, by far, better than any other picture

he certainly in the pantheon with magellan and i don't know alexander von humboldt and who else marcoe the time i think many americans many americans don't really know much about captain talk a little bit about that a little bit about that. but first i want to talk about this painting, a painting by william hodges, who traveled around the world with captain cook on his second voyage and. it captures i think, more than any other visual, the intensity of captain cook, his nature. this was a first and foremost, a great a, very, very intense dude, very methodical, very intense. you know, not the kind of guy you really want to have a beer with, but someone who and is capturing, i think his you know so many of the other paintings about cook are official portraits where you there's clearly a pose going on and it's you know it's kind of fake artificial you see you see this is a guy who is somewhat lonely somewhat i think trying to work out a problem. he a problem solver, a puzzle solver. what's interesting this painting is that it was painted in 1776, just before the american revolution, and