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And iraq. ron good, to see you. people did not like that comparison. peoplet saying you've got to be crazy people died after hurricane katrina and died in the iraq war, how could you compared failed roll out to that? >> oldest trick in the book. deflecting into comparisons you want to make. there is no comparison between iraq and hurricane katrina and obamacare. it hasn't been thousands of deaths but there is a real oerelation. >> now, here seeing similar approval ratings. for president obama at incredible heights, now, look at this. 1760 days into their president sichlt a

Increasing political inequality which leads to more economic inequality and round and round we go. it's been happening relatively slowly. how do you see us getting to this breaking point where we have a clam tus crisis. >> i think we're in the midst of the breaking point right now but the point is perfect, we've been here before. we saw the exact same thing happen in the 1920s and we saup the exact same thing in 1850s and something very similar happen in the late 1760s and early 1770s. each time is led to a massive clash which led to a rebooting of our country. >> you write in the book about f...

Abolition. "uncle tom's cabin" was at the time the most popular piece of published anti-slavery propaganda. but it was, by no means, the first or the only story of slavery in america. because the enslaved people had their own stories to tell. and the power of their published accounts relied not on imagination or interpretation, but on the firsthand, lived experience of people who have survived slavery. more than 200 book-length slave narratives were published in the united states and england between 1760 and 1947. one of those books released in 1853 told the story of solomon northman, a man wh...

Who believe that the only way to have the country seriously address the debt and deficit problems it has is for us to have a serious self-inflicted crisis. it's sort of a remarkable window, i think, into how some people think about this coming fight over raising the debt ceiling. >> these people that don't have 401(k)s, don't invest in the stock market, they're not looking for a job, because we've seen the last time they threatened default on the debt, just threatened it, a 1,760 point drop in the dow. just threatening it. >> i write in the piece, i think the theory is, this is short term payi...

Tell us about the community. >> we have to start really in 1770. during the time of the american revolutionary war as the quakers in maryland where the hell is located were very instrumented in the population. in 1740 and 1760 there were two very significant quaker earnings in the town whereby responses were seen in the records of various meeting houses. all these persons were then beginning to populate. the agricultural economy, there was a major shift in it. various crops were being shifted into those less labor-intensive and as a result of various plantations because it was too costly.