Jackson was elected president in 1828. We recorded their remarks at the u. S. Capital Historical Society in 2018. I will go ahead and start stuff. Welcome. Welcome to our latest lunch time texture. Im steve im chief historian at the capitol Historical Society, welcome. I am really pleased today to introduce you if you dont already know to jeanne and david heidler. They have been speakers here before for their book on George Washington circle. Today we are really honored that we are one day in to the official existence of their latest book on Andrew Jackson. The rise of Andrew Jackson. It was officially released yesterday. So we are at the threshold of greatness here. The book will be available afterwards, they will be available to sign it for anyone interested. I went to point out that their previous book was washington circle, we are also selling discounted copies of that back there. I am told that the hardcover that we are selling is five cents more than amazons soft cover. So that s
Gutierrezromine teaches a class about laws and policies regard ago bor regarding abortion. She tracks Public Opinion through court cases and newspaper kofrncoverage. She also describes costs and health risks in different time periods and states. All right. Everyone, welcome back. This week were looking at the topic of abortion. And in class on tuesday we watched the film abortions stories womens health. That is looking at the more current debates about abortion now. It was looking at abortion in states that had begun to legislate abortion restriction. So today were actually going to go back in time a little bit. Were going to give some Historical Context and do a historical overview of the topic of abortion and were going to start nationally and then were going to look at california specifically, specifically on the topics of specialized abortion or abortion specialists and decriminalization. And then were going to go back to the National Context to look at roe v. Wade and then the leg
Of abortion. Were going to start nationally and look at california specifically on the topics of specialized and go back through the National Context to look at roe v. Wade and some that has happened since then in more recent years. We did have a very brief introduction to the topic of abortion in the colonial period. We talked about sarah and her abortion in the 1740s, so we had have a very brief introduction to it. But today were actually going to pick up around the time of the comstock can someone remind us what the com stock app does . Information on planned parenthood. Yeah, so no advertising of contraceptives and especially the dissemination of stuff in the mail. The act made it criminal toadsvertise these things beginning in 1873. We showed you guys the political cartoon if you recall. The caption was she gave birth to a naked baby, you know, so the joke or punch line is that comstock was really prude. Its important to know he doesnt approve all methods of Birth Control. He does
Womens health. That was looking at some of the more current debates about abortion now. It was looking at abortion in states that had begun to legislate abortion restrictions. Today we are going to go back in time a little bit, we are going to give historical context. We are going to do a historical overview of the topic of abortion. We are going to start nationally. We are going to look at california specifically. Specifically on the topics of specialized abortion, abortions for shall lists, and decriminalization. We will go back to the National Context to look at roe v. Wade. We will look at the legislation that has happened since then in the more recent years. If you recall from around week one or two, we had a very brief introduction to the topic of abortion in the colonial period. We talked about with several graph spinner and her abortion in the 17 forties. We had a brief introduction to it. We are talking around the time of the calm stop. Does everyone remember that from a coupl
Other sectors stepping it up. David that is what i am interested in this week is the u. S. Treasury issuance. We will have to borrow a lot more money. What you think that will do to the treasury market . Abigail today does not having much of an effect. Last week there was a big selloff. On the corporate side, there has also been a ton of issuance. It seems as if the markets are absorbing that supply. Lets see whether that continues. Certainly helping today, one sector that is doing quite well, the Health Care Sector outperforming, especially biotech. Cardinal health put up a good quarter, that has to do with druggist to big drug distributor, the fact they saw their sales boosted by covid19. Weve been talking about the gilead virus drug. It is a pitch scratcher it is a headed scratcher on that one. It lessens the time. It is not a game changer for the economy. A little bit of a popping. We will certainly be watching that debt issuance. That could help to break the tugofwar weve been see