carolina when i met donald. invited me to go to lunch to buy me a hot meal. i found out after he left that donald had been homeless. he was actually living at the shelter. she lost her job and it changed her life. a woman works her way across the 50 states in 50 weeks. also i don t think it s a question of conservative. i think it s a question of responsible. he was not responsible when he voted for bailouts. it was not responsible to vote to save companies that have virtually dis-delaware stairwayed themselves. should his career end over one vote? his career will end over that vote. tea party activists claim a victory in utah. senator bob bennett won t be on the ballot. your comments and more in the cnn newsroom. with news about your money, u.s. stocks are soaring after the european union approved a bailout plan for greece. the dow is up almost 450 points in the first ten minutes of trading before retreating a little bit. felicia taylor is following the numbers.
battles and the things that he did, making the kinds of decisions could not have been, so how you put all this together. the one end is the idea of this great guy going through the woods and this great frontiers men. and then roberts the pioneering guy. these are things that are so deep in the american myths of how we were created in what the frontier, how did the frontier really make us americans who we were? that is what i really wanted to get back, painting and more complex story of the nature of the frontier. there were a bunch of people out there trying to survive in the all learn from each other. indians, the hunters, the french trappers and british colonies. they were all hungry out there and learned to survive. there s this incredible morphing and learning of different cultures. robert rogers was the epitome of that i think. .. [inaudible] what area of a twin dealing with primary sources and secondary sources and dealing with the living history community, what area of
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