a romance developed between the young rebecca in the pickens. -- and andrew pickens. he volunteered to fight the cherokees and appointed a lieutenant in the militia. after a series of skirmishes and devastation of dozens of jerky , war ended.villages soon, white settlers would return. pickens himself and his brothers moved and then he married rebecca. now tie to the calhoun family, pickens grew crops, and try to -- tried to establish himself as a merchant. within a few years, he was a young father, addresses that piece, and a founder of local presbyterian church. a man struggling to establish order, peace, and public virtue. in the aftermath of the cherokee war in the 1760's, much of what law and order had existed in the frontier settlements were had existed, had broken down. large gangs of outlaws run the area stealing horses and money, terrorizing upstanding citizens, and abducting young women and girls. meanwhile, vigilantes call themselves regulators and moderate -- moderators tried to take the law into their own hands and fight back. this mini civil war lasted un

pickens did. thank you. [applause] catherine has a microphone she is walking around with if anybody would like to ask any questions. >> [inaudible] rod: thank you. that is a popular question and a very interesting question. wrote in that pickens his letter to lee. lee was curious about what pickens would say about that.' i had very little connection with him during the war and i found him vain and uncooperative. [laughter] pickensaid that, understood as well as anybody that sumter was a key figure in the revolution in south carolina. he was the one holding it all together for a while there. a lot of people found it to the call to work with sumter. he didn't have a lot of connection with marion during the war. afterward, they served in the legislature together. remember that they were operating in different areas of the state. they would not run into each other often. yeah? [inaudible] 1818outh carolina law in permit slaves to be freed? rod: by that time, no. were already closing in by the time he

boone pickens to stop his takeover bid. you've made about $500 million through losing on your attempted takeovers. do you go into it anticipating the loss are still going to stand you very well? >> you never like to lose, but if you lose and make money, well, it makes it a little easier. >> i remember the guy got up and said, i have a question. he said, you're making a lot of money out of this. and i said the shareholders are, too. he said, yes, but you're a fast buck artist. fast buck artist? i said, who in the hell would want to be known as a slow buck artist? >> i see it as a free enterprise system working at its best. >> pickens was really the first investor to realize how undervalued american companies were and what you could buy there. and it was his early tilt at all these famous deals that brought this new reality to the attention of other investors who followed in his wake and sought to imitate what he did. >> i freely admit, i am an investor and want to make money. >> it is not wrong to want a profit in capitalist

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marine corps reserve cornel talks about his book the life and times of general andrew pickens. revolutionary war hero, american founder. theessor andrew recounts experiences and moral conflicts of the south carolina militia commander what cheap many victories against british and loyalist forces during the revolution. of the cincinnati hosted this hour-long event.

marine corps reserve colonel rod andrew talks about his book, a life and times of general andrew pickens, revolutionary war hero, american founder. recounts therew moral conflicts of the south carolina militia commander who achieved many victories against british and loyalist forces during the revolution. the society of the cincinnati hosted this hour-long event. >> i am delighted to welcome you to the headquarters of the society of the cincinnati and its american revolution institute here at anderson house. the institute promotes knowledge and appreciation of the achievement of american independence by supporting advanced study, providing exhibitions and public programs, advocating preservation, and providing resources for teachers and students. >> since 1938, the society has done this work from its headquarters, anderson house,

boone pickens pushed that hard. thanks for enlightening us with great information.ank you. charles: i want to talk about movie pass. the company running out of money. now dealing with major technical glitches. emac you have the story. liz:ly they had to borrow five million in cash over the weekend there. were service outages. this company set price per month you get a bunch of movie tickets. they priced the price from 45 a month to 10 bucks a month. they signed up more than 1.5 million users. so the business model is being called into question. this has been a problem for movie pass for weeks. what is their business model? how can they handle so many customers at such a cheap monthly rate to get a set number of movies less than the box office price. charles: yeah, they i think thought they can do sort of the amazon thing. upgrade, losing money for a certain period of time. ashley: yeah. charles: acquiring all that information, all of that data. they helped produce that john gotti movie. their goal was to go to movie theaters, tv production, even movies. hey, we know

talks about his book the life and times of general andrew pickens. revolutionary war hero, american founder. theessor andrew recounts experiences and moral conflicts of the south carolina militia commander what cheap many victories against british and loyalist forces during the revolution. of the cincinnati hosted this hour-long event.