and coming from waterloo iowa, you know how the rest of the world thinks that nothing really happens iowa. well, it's not it's just not true. she grew up in a in a family that wasuite involved with a fashion we see her as a as an unhappy one year old or six month old in 1874 with her mother and mother is the height of fashion for 1874. you see an illustration in here from harper's bazaarf 74 where she's wearing almost the identical hairstyle. so she she came into the world of fashion. harper's bazaar, incidentally was founded in 1868, and the first international magazine in a fashion, and it was published all er the world with months of preparation shown at the same time. so the people in budapest and the people in milan and the people in rome and people in waterloo, iowa, all the same images to inspire them. as a nine year old, you can see she wasz already interested in fashion. she's wearing that is made with with silk satin. and it's all puffed and ruched. and she's wearing this very unusual colo which, of course, really came from, you know, who queen elizabeth first was inspired

so here is an example from harper's dressress gowns that would have been worn in waterloo, iowa. very much. are here is riion from the waterloo courier 23rd, 1883. the little folks enjer pleasant party at the commercial house last wednesday evening, mrs. sweet henry being the hostesses. they were all dressed c., etc. ms. and sweet wases, handsomely attired ium made of the and looked very attractive. lou henry's costume was composed. the trun two, the two battling newspapers were representedtwo young ladies at this. we've already talked her interest and athleticism and is a wonderful photograph of her in an i skating outfit. and it's made of wool wool was the fabric of choicathis time. everything was wool down to your underwear? d if were really savvy, your unrwear was made of red wool because red was to protect you. there was a man called gustav yeager. some of you may have heard of the yeager shops, the wool shops. well, gustav yeager in 1879 invented something called the sanitary wool system, in which he believed untied natural wool should be used for everything, including your

see and kayla and waterloo, iowa supporting the former president we are listening to you. >> caller: would like to limit the people coming into our country and checking to see if they are terrorists. they have been let out of prisons in their own countries and then let them in legally. i would also like to see a reform made on our health insurance for all obamacare. we are just now reaping the repercussions from that. that has just devastated the senior populations and also the economy put let's get that back up. >> and how do you do that? what do you need to see for you to feel the economy is better? >> i need to see our prices come down. our middle class going back to work in jobs they can make a living at. make their rents, make their insurance payments, whatever they need to have they are not making it now. >> what is not affordable? tell me some items that are not affordable in your opinion? >> of food, gas, clothing, everything that i can think of off the top of my head is too expensive. all of the prices have gone up it might be price gouging in some instances and maybe we nee