nikolai would have been pa rt morning. nikolai would have been part of a decree like this.u are an official and have committed a corrupt act but the financial damage is less than $50,000, don't worry. quite a threshold. which country says we are going to make corruption less criminal? normally you tighten it. we as a company invest in romania, windfarms, over there. we are familiar with the economy. this country has such huge potential. the eu has pointed that out. they have aspirations to be a regional powerhouse and leader. 0ver aspirations to be a regional powerhouse and leader. over and over again, we do not expect this from europe. corruption, corruption, corruption. it is driving them down. at least the people are furious. but it isa at least the people are furious. but it is a crying shame that a country with so much potential has wasted it. after they have rationalised those industries, they have still not managed to privatise huge chunks because of corruption. one of the officials in the government is saying this is partly because we have such overcrowded residence

. >> after lincoln's death, did nikolai and head have any relationship with mary, attempt to help her or be a support to her? catherine: very close to robert. my feeling was that they actually used the nickname hellcat during the very period when willie was ill and dying. i think they were quite in sympathetic because it was their job to protect and promote the president. i think they felt in many ways that she interfered. she, of course, felt having two young men and constant companionship with her husband, who were not willing to take him away from his cares and duties were her rivals in a way. so she was her husband sounding board and they came in and became really is confidants in many ways. i don't think that they were sympathetic as they might have been to her, even following the loss of the martyr president. as i think all of them felt that he was the martyr president, that they each chose to comfort one another in different ways. and hague was quite a comfort to robert. i think that is something that she took as positively. thank you for your question. >> yes, glad you like sa

i think it was spontaneous and then he writes it down on the train and hands it to nikolay. i think the task is greater. he understands that even though he has reverence for the revolutionary period, they were and what historians would call a second revolution and he is leading that effort. >> but it is also pretty clear this will be a civil war. which in his day the revolution was not remembered as being -- of course it was, especially in the south. also in upstate new york there was a lot of civil strife during the revolution. that had all been kind of forgotten and smooth the way. people just rumored us against the brits. the enemy was foreign. it was the brits and the hessians and they came here to fight us. it is south carolina and mississippi and alabama now. it is just a few train rides and a steamboat right away -- ride away. this is a very different thing. it is arguably a worst thing. the enemies are not foreigners, they are americans. they are all americans. that's a terrible thing to contemplate. >> did you want to comment? >> i think i agree with ron. it is a da