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Our view is to fight for our beliefs, that we will eradicate everything we've bee kwooelted. ask yourself 500 years from today, what are they going to say about me? in washington, people are talking about what the head lines are going to be the next day, not the 500 year old arc. >> the problem is historically, anchd corrine touched on this. historically, every populist dies or having to use scapegoats racially. a lot of the populism that fueled andrew jackson was the slave power. tom watson started out trying to get an anti-lynching law passed and ended his career being one

Today, what are they going to say about me? in washington, people are talking about what the head lines are going to be the next day, not the 500 year old arc. >> the problem is historically, and corrine touched on this. historically, every populist dies or having to use scapegoats racially. a lot of the populism that fueled andrew jackson was the slave power. tom watson started out trying to get an anti-lynching law passed and ended his career being one of the most ardent segregationists who ever lived, and that's what got him elected to the senate. if possible within the framework

Property were worth more than all the banks, factories, and railroads in the country put together. in today's terms, a stunning $10 trillion. again, i'm not talking about the moral price tag which is incalculable. i'm talking about what the slavery meant to slave owners. and that economic value was about $10 trillion. and those slave holders, the slave power feared they were going to be forced to give it up. what followed was the bloodiest conflict this nation has seen and 600,000 people dead. so where are we now? well, here's why you should not be feeling completely hopeless, completely pessi...

All the banks, factories, and railroads in the country put together. in today's terms, a stunning $10 trillion. again, i'm not talking about the moral price tag which is incalculable. i'm talking about what the slavery meant to slave owners. and that economic value was about $10 trillion. and those slave holders, the slave power feared they were going to be forced to give it up. what followed was the bloodiest conflict this nation has seen and 600,000 people dead. so where are we now? well, here's why you should not be feeling completely hopeless, completely pessimistic faced with this single ...

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