Here in the back. [applause] great friendize my , steve, the chairman of the republican party. [applause] these events are made possible by our wonderful sponsors, their banners are around the room, so please note them. We are appreciative of what they do so we can continue to do this. Our partner is the new England Council, a Great Partnership continuing on. Obviously, a little bit dizzy lately. The chairman and ceo is here, and i would like to introduce him for the purposes of an introduction. [applause] jim good afternoon and welcome. I too want to thank the president , not just for that very kind word that neil and so many people here have worked with the new England Council for many years. I think today is the 20th politics and eggs event that we have had this year. None of that would be possible without the incredible collaboration between this wonderful organization, the institute here, and the new England Council. I want to say thank you to the staff of the new England Council
He has written several sailing books. Heart of thehe won the National Book award for nonfiction. Books has been adapted into a 10 part tv series. Pbs. S also a consultant on everyone herefor this evening is that he turned his prodigious talents to the american revolution. The right another one of his book has an acquired by warner bros. For a film adaptation that ben affleck might direct. Stay tuned on that one. He has written for vanity fair, the New York Times book review, the wall street journal, the los angeles times, and the boston globe. He has appeared on the today show, dateline, pbs, cspan, npr. We are delighted to have cspan here this evening to found the lecture film the lecture. He hails from pittsburgh. Historyts his ap u. S. Teacher for recognizing his nascent talent and encouraging him to write. Her prescience is one of the reasons we welcome him here tonight. He is discussing his latest book that was just released today. Please join me in welcoming him. [applause] mr. P
kayleigh: hello, this is outnumbered, i m kayleigh mcenany here with my co-host emily compagno. also joining us fox p business anchor cheryl casone, senior fellow for independent women s forum kaylee mcgee white and fox news contributor and host of david webb show on sirius xm david webb. the battle for new hampshire underway with six days until the presidential primary. former president trump remains the clear front-runner with 50% support. nikki haley firmly in second place and governor desantis in third. trump and haley are holding rallies tonight and desantis is holding a town hall this hour. vivek ramaswamy threw his support behind trump in this fiery speech last night. we are in the middle of a war in this country. that is what this is. it is between permanent state and the everyday citizen, between those who love the united states of america and a fringe minority who hates this country and that is why last evening i met my friend, we met in person and i told him
Pushed the dow into negative territory for the year. Joining the russell 2000 at this point. You got the dow industrials under pretty severe pressure. The s p and nasdaq up by 10 and 25 for the year, respectively. But they have seen their gains whittled away over the last several sessions too. The vix hitting its highest level since the turmoil in the regional banks earlier this year touched at about 20. Havent seen that in a while. Gr granted this is not the serious fear factor you get into, but we had an incredibly low vix for quite a while. Youre going to see that elevation, concerns about what happens next and people asking what are the odds of a Government Shutdown come november 17th. Thats the new deadline that is there and without a speaker of the house at this point, those odds jumped significantly. You also see that playing out in the treasury market where the yields pretty much across the board hitting the highest level since 2007 once again. You got the tenyear now at 4. 815
This is one of the oldest items in the collection. 500 years old. People. Here stone age they do not have tools, anything they had came from Natural Resources they found around them. This canoe wouldve taken about one month to build. They wouldve started with a slow burn, a very controlled burn on the top of a large pine tree and then they wouldve taken a stone tool to dig it up. Because of the high attrition rate, the life span was short for these people. They would die through disease or warfare. A lot of the canoes, they are still finding them to this day around lakes in new england. A storm will churn up the autumn a lake. This canoe was found in the lake region of New Hampshire and it is about 500 gears all of which makes it the second largest object. The second oldest item in this exhibit is the stumble which dates 20003000 years. A bowl like this was a lot of work to make. A soft stone, but still stone. They wouldve used a stone doubt to hell out this bull but it wouldve been ve