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he imagined them sipping fine yet affordable wines by the fire at night reading virgil in the original latin and discussing democracy. so jefferson rambled through the vineyards as he put it talking to vintners observing winemaking and finding deals. he recorded how women plucked snails off the grapes and how men grafted vines. he bought vine cuttings to experiment within his garden and bottles to sample at home. these were the happiest days of his life. he wrote later. after his trip jefferson would use his rankings of bordeaux to guide his purchases which he made directly with the winery wherever possible. middleman inevitably cheated the consumer. he wrote adulterating wine switching vintages and producers and storing it poorly. only the producer itself provided the genuine article for ubi suicidal for them to do otherwise he would travel home from france with 363 bottles in tow mostly white bordeaux. and that was just for us immediate use the rest of his vast wine collection was shipped in crates. so we went off to the to. to the marathon and i'll read you a short passage from the

you might remember virgil goot, to c-span credit, y'all had him on there. some people are hungry for that. i just don't know if they have the media and the money to buy it. host: the subtext to our conversation is not, is it third-party. there are third parties out there. conventions for the constitution party, the green party and others as well. the christ -- the question is with this new freedom party with andrew yang, is that the one. is it needed at this time? we will go to zachary in lafayette. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. more people having access, being able to be accessible. i don't know is talked about the primary. changing some of the items around key. money is a component. even if my campaign is $400 and we have 20% of the vote for mayor in lafayette. it can be done. with that, having been shut out of two debates, they didn't want to show up. and have several candidate components. it is hard work. there is a lot of door-to-door. getting out there and trying to be as accessible as possible. earlier people talking about

in 2012 they ran virgil good, you might remember him to c-span's credit you had him on there and he was a congressman from virginia who tried the democrat party and republican party he got fed up with the whole mess and went with the constitutional party. some people are hungry for that. i don't know if they can put up a good campaign without the media and money. host: i think that's the subtext to our conversation is not is the third party. there are third parties out there and c-span has covered the conventions for the constitution party, for the green party, and others as well. the question is with this new freedom party, with andrew yang and others forming this, is that the one? is this needed at this time? thanks for calling in. we'll go to zachary in indiana. caller: thank you for v -- c-span. having run i'm supportive of people having ballot access, being accessible and going that path. i don't know if -- i know in the clip that you had yang talk about the alaska limitation on primaries i see that as a detriment. why limit it to a few people from an open primary? i think changing

let's bring in sergeant major dan virgil to talk here. the pool within the army. tell us about the band. >> it's the oldest continuously serving band in the army and at west point we are able to recruit america's top talent and we search conservatory and other performers to look at the mix of exceptional talent we've been bringing to west point, and inspiring the futures, constantly performing in manhattan and west point and the hudson valley and we strive for excellence because we are surrounded by excellence in the least we could do. rachel: you are also a professor of american politics at west point. you are welcome to comment on anything this morning if you would like to. i know you probably won't but invitations are open. >> the department of social sciences where we teach american politics, economics and international affairs has an amazing resume of 4-star generals and world leaders. it is humbling to be in this environment and to shape the next generation. rachel: thank you for telling us about that and you will be playing through