mr. monroe here, you are a award-winning creator of x-k-c-d. okay. that is a-- all the hip kids know it's a six-figure comic strip read by millions of people every week. let's settle the first thing. why is it called k-k-c, done. >> i kept picking different names based on what i was interested in things to set up an internet account. i got tired of being skywalker 4 and eventually wanted to pick something that had no meaning at all so i wouldn't get tired of it. >> stephen: but now it means you. now xkcd means you. >> yeah, i sort of ruined that. (laughter) >> stephen: okay. the style of your strip is one of the same time very basic but also very unique. let's show them example of yourself portrait. (laughter) all right. what, why? >> is this the best you can draw or do you just not want to waste time on it? >> drawing is really hard. (laughter) >> stephen: i understand. i understand but you have chose tone do it for a living. now you do extraordinary things with this strip. and you have taken that extraordinary thing and made it into a book now. it'

katherine adams who would follow mrs. monroe said she's not just dear dolly. mrs. onroe brought, once underthat there's this tension between republicism or dmom sick, you can see the united states wrestling with it. so when elizabeth monroe comes with her polish from the continent, she tries to set things on a more formal set of footing, ceremony and footing as they would say with not great success. she didn't have that touch where dolly could really blend those two absolutely. and i also have to say, and i owe this to holly shulman who will talk to you tomorrow. absolutely right, too much has been made of the fact that thomas jefferson was a widower, and that people said that dolly madison servinged as a stand in for him, and it is true that when they were ladies at table, he would ask dolly and sometimes her sisters to come in, though he had an official hostess which was his daughter, martha jefferson randolph. concentrating or thinking about dolly is waiting in the wings for that invitation from the president's mansion, obscures the fact of what she was really do

of course what mrs. monroerought -- once you understand that there is this tension between ar stok and republicanism or democracy, you can see the united states wrestling with it. so when elizabeth monroe comes with her polish from the continent, she tries to set things on a more formal set of footing, on ceremony and footing, as they would say, with not great success. she didn't have that touch where dolly could really blend those two absolutely. i also have to say -- i owe this to holly schulman who will talk to you tomorrow. too much has been made of the fact thomas jefferson was a widower and dolly madison served as a stand in for him. it is true when there were ladies at the table, he would ask dolly and her sisters come in, although he had an official hostess, his daughter. concentrating or thinking about dolly as waiting in the wings obscures the fact what she was really doing during those years. thomas jefferson feared aristocracy, cut out socializing. he kept new year's and fourth of july but that was

what mrs. monroe -- once you understand there's this tension between air stock rae and republicanism or democrat sick, you can see the united states wrestling with it. when elizabeth monroe comes with her polish, she tries to set things on ceremony and footing, with not great success. she didn't have that touch where dolly could blend those two absolutely. and i also have to say, and i owe this holly, who will talk tomorrow, she's absolutely right, too much has been made of the fact that thomas jefferson was a widower, and people said that dolly madison served as a stand-in for him. it is true when they were ladies at table, he would ask dolly and sometimes her sisters to comes in, though he had an official hostess, his daughter. by thinks as her waiting in the wings for that invitation from the president's mansion obscured the fact what she was really doing during those year. so thomas jefferson feared air stock rae, he cut out any kind of real new year's day and -- he kept new year's and foou fourth

and of course what mrs. monroe brought -- once you understand there's a tension between aristocracy and republicanism or democracy, you can see the united states wrestling with it so when elizabeth monroe comes with her polish from the continent she tries to set and footing with not great success. she didn't have that touch where dolley could blend those two absolu absolutely and i have to say i dwloe to holly schulman, we talked about this and she's right. too much has been made of the fact that thomas jefferson was a widower and that people said that dolley madison served as a stand in for him. and it is true that when there were ladies at table he would ask dolley and sometimes her sisters to come in though he had an official hostess which was his daughter martha jefferson randolph. but to think of dolley waiting in wings obscures the fact that what she was really doing over those years, thomas jefferson feared aristocracy, he cut out any kind of socializing including the new year's day party and -- he kept new

katherine adams who would follow mrs. monroe said she's not just dear dolly. mrs. nroe brought, once underthat there's this tension between republicism or dmom sick, you can see the united states wrestling with it. so when elizabeth monroe comes with her polish from the continent, she tries to set things on a more formal set of footing, ceremony and footing as they would say with not great success. she didn't have that touch where dolly could really blend those two absolutely. and i also have to say, and i owe this to holly shulman who will talk to you tomorrow. absolutely right, too much has been made of the fact that thomas jefferson was a widower, and that people said that dolly madison servinged as a stand in for him, and it is true that when they were ladies at table, he would ask dolly and sometimes her sisters to come in, though he had an official hostess which was his daughter, martha jefferson randolph. concentrating or thinking about dolly is waiting in the wings for that invitation from the president's mansion, obscures the fact of what she was really doi

louisa adams went on to say, she's just not mrs. monroe. once you understand this tension between it, you can see the united states wrestling with it. so when elizabeth monroe comes, she tries to set things on a more formal set of footing, ceremony and footing as they would say with not great success. she didn't have that touch where dolly could really blend those two absolutely. and i also have to say, and i owe this to holly schulman, we talked about this and she absolutely right. too much has been made of the fact that thomas jefferson was a widower and that people said that dolly madison served as a stand-in for him. and it is true that when they were ladies at table, he would ask dolly and sometimes her sisters to come in, though he had an official hostess, which was his daughter, martha jefferson randolf. but concentrating or thinking about dolly is a sort of waiting in the wings for that invitation from the president's mansion obscures the fact that what she was really doing during those years. so thomas jefferson, you know, feared ar

mr. dallas says in october there is no adequate circulating medium, to the citizens of the united states. putting much as bad as it gets. to underscore that, james monroeho was wearing two hats at the time as secretary of state and secretary of war. he writes that our finances are in a deplorable state. jefferson replies that money can be made out of nothing. what is going to save us is peace. the treaty of ghent concluded in 1814. most historians believe this ended as a draw. a good touch of irony is there was no mention of impressment of sailors. that was one of the reasons we got into this in the first place. our delegation is on the right. this painting, john quincy adams and next to him is albert gallatin. let's do a couple of conclusions and then we can do q&a. what was the direct cost of the war? $87 million was the cost. everything is relative. in today's terms, $1.25 billion. of the $73 million in long-term bonds, we did not raise all $73 million. remember the discounts we were giving. we only raised $60 million. at best gallatin and the other treasury secretaries barely managed the financing. loans, treasury notes, and bonds passed to finance

barrett and price in monroe county were told to shelter in place, stay away from windows and stay indoors as camouflage law enforcement officials went into the neighborhood looking for mr. n. >> i do believe he's probably desperate. it's been cold at night, he's trying to survive out there and so i'm sure that creates a difficult circumstances for him to live in. with that said, there's no reason that we believe that his fight has changed. so the focus of the fight we believe is still with law enforcement. >> frein is on the top ten most wanted list for the fbi and knows the woods and is a local. his house where he lived with his parents is less than four minutes from here. that makes him dangerous. he also was really a weapons enthusiast and liked to be involved with war reenactments, his father, an army veteran said he was an excellent marksman and quote, doesn't miss. the community is on edge. we have somebody who knows the woods well and armed and considered dangerous. the police are letting everybody know, they must stay sheltered in place in barrett and price township in monday co-county until they catch him hopefully sooner rather than later. >> definitely a dan