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About the civil war. i should have paid attention. >> it all started with a nullification crisis in andrew jackson's administration. greg: you are a doctor. >> i know i shouldn't be talking about this. greg: tyrus thought? >> the civil war was important for me. i'm glad it worked out so i am not chained to this chair. i grew up in california and it's always something. i wish the sanctuary cities were somewhere else. mountain, alaska and new mexico, you get out there and you have to work and it's cold and there is nobody there. i have a theory the reason why -- liberals only want to help you wh...

About the civil war. i should have paid attention. >> it all started with a nullification crisis in andrew jackson's administration. greg: you are a doctor. >> i know i shouldn't be talking about this. greg: tyrus thought? >> the civil war was important for me. i'm glad it worked out so i am not chained to this chair. i grew up in california and it's always something. i wish the sanctuary cities were somewhere else. mountain, alaska and new mexico, you get out there and you have to work and it's cold and there is nobody there. i have a theory the reason why -- liberals only want to help you wh...

Jackson was a very complicated figure in american history. he did a lot of good for the country. he also did a lot of harm for the country. having said that, andrew jackson was elected to office in 1828. right after that began the nullification crisis with south carolina who did not like the tariffs that was put on their goods. and they threatened to secede over this crisis. and they were anticipating federal troops to come in. jackson faced his vice president james c. calhoun head on this. jackson was a strict unionist and calhoun was not. he was in favor of slavery. >> i know you're a civil ...

Andrew jackson was a great unionist. his mother and his brothers died in the revolution. he believed that their blood had sanctified the union. what i think trump was doing he was conflating the nullification crisis in 1832-33 with the later march to war. and that was a moment where jackson, if he had been a pure states rights slave-owning man without any nuance, he would have actually been more on the side of those who wanted to pick and choose which federal laws they followed. but he believed instead, as he put it in his nullification proclamation, a document by the way that abraham lincoln ...

Irrepressible conflict, it had bedevilled us, the united states, since the revolution, the constitution as you know was drafted to take an implicit notice of slavery, slaves -- enslaved people count as three-fifths of a person. so slavery had been in the manner of our original sin, as a country, it had been totally embroidered into the fabric of the nation and it was going to require tragically, a violent eruption to ultimately to expeate that sin. >> and trump then tweeted, quote, president andrew jackson, who died 16 years before the civil war started, saw it coming and was angry, would neve...