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Broad stock index, was at 301. yesterday it closed at 1862. the gain is 517%. that is not including reinvesting dividends, right? the money that you get paid back from companies, it would be higher. if you had $1,000, you'd have about -- and this is a rough estimate because names chang in the index, $6,100. i know the stock market wiped out ten years of gains, i understand wall street has its issues. the reality is if you look at your grandparents and parent over 100 years, the stock market has still proven to be the best single asset class, better than gold, better than real estate, better th...

Will history. will this weekend the federal government had nothing to do with freeing the slaves. sgllt reasonfederalgovernment ho do with freeing the slaves. sgllt reasonovernment had nothi do with freeing the slaves. sgllt reasongovernment had notho do with freeing the slaves. sgllt reason was eventually fre the conscious of the people. big government didn't free the slaves. in fact, it was abram lincoln, the very first republican who took this on as a cause. and a lot of it was based on the love in his heart that comes from god. >> abraham lincoln was known as the great uniter. he would hav...

#whatsthebigidea or e-mail us there at the address on the screen. on this day in 1862, the civil war battle of the ironclads took place off the coast of virginia, first-ever battle between iron-armored ships. the uss monitor battle the uss virginia. the monitor built in brooklyn sank later that year. the virginia was destroyed later on in the war. the monitor was recovered from the sea in 2002 and now sits at the mariner's museum in newport news, virginia, again engaged in a battle this time over money. the museum claims a lack of federal funding forced it to cut back reservation efforts and...

If you do read it out loud, it takes at least 45 minutes to read. in 1962, the senate historian says one west virginia senator who was reading it to the senate that year actually took well over an hour to read it out loud. when paula hawkins did it, she broke the record. paula hawkins holds the record for the fastest reading of that speech in senate history. paula hawkins read that thing in 39 minutes and nobody else has ever done a more mathematically efficient reading of george washington's farewell address to the nation to congress ever. george washington wrote that speech in 1796. they sta...

In 1962, the senate historian says one west virginia senator who was reading it to the senate that year actually took well over an hour to read it out loud. when paula hawkins did it, she broke the record. paula hawkins holds the record for the fastest reading of that speech in senate history. paula hawkins read that thing in 39 minutes and nobody else has ever done a more mathematically efficient reading of george washington's farewell address to the nation to congress ever. george washington wrote that speech in 1796. they started the tradition of reading it out loud in congress in the middl...