but, to talk about another skunk for a moment, william walker, who was what was called filibuster, nothing do with the senatorial maneuver but at the time referred to kind of a freebooter, somebody would go down and try to take over a country and there is quite of a rash in the 40's and '50's. americans to decided to go down with a handful of mercenaries and maybe start fighting in a civil war in the latin american countrymen tried to take it over. this was considered a great thing by kind of southern and confederate leaning individuals who thought that this would be a natural feel to expand slavery. >> especially in the case of cuba, which after the fall of the spanish empire in latin america, of course cuba remained the czar, the jewel of the spanish overseas possessions and there is large-scale slavery there already, and there were a lot of cubans were fighting very hard for independence as well, and there was also the large cuban population in new york, which my classmate alexandro perez is writing about. and come iq but especially, the southerners are looking to expand slavery, but wa

the crushing of the notorious american filibuster, william walker. the destruction of the confederate ironclad merrimack and the safeguarding of the union's gold shipments both of which played a seminal role in winning the civil war and the birth of the modern corporation. the consolidation of the great new york rail lines, the growth of new york city into the first city of america and the major world hub of finance and trade complete with its first grand central station. vendor build played a major part jor part in all of these events and more his life left its mark. he started in business at the very epitome of a jacksonian ideal. the working man does wearing only a level playing field. he ended it as a symbol of inequality of monopoly in the gilded age, when he made americans question the dangers of gigantism in business. he was instrumental in acquainting americans with the very idea of the modern corporation. when the cornelius vanderbilt was a young man americans worked almost exclusively as farmers and small businessmen. what money they saw wa

walker. >> larry: how about williams shutting down the long-range shot. o'brien goes to help. forget it. he just goes with the left hand. >> dan: eight-point lead for depaul. prescott is fouled. and that will go against walker, i believe. it's an eight-point lead for the blue demons of depaul. honey... the credit fairy... doesn't exist. what? it's make-believe. nobody left anything under your pillow. if there's no credit fairy then who will make our credit score go up? we will. by doing things like paying our bills on time. announcer: there's no magic to improving your credit. but there's help and it's free. go to creditfairy.org what? and what did she say? she said whatever. >> larry: once he has the ball, williamson closes out on him. he dribbles by him. look at o'brien coming and trying to help. forget it. he shields the ball and gets it off of the glass. not only can he shoot the long-range shot, but he can also put it on the floor and get it to the hole with big people around him. >> dan: 17 points for walker. govens, 12 for st. joseph's. the free throw is no good. that's chris presc