road to civil war. joanne freeman, you re going to hate this opening question. trace the arc of our nations history. from 1783 to 1861, the political history of our nation. wow, i will use the word hate. back is a little daunting. trace the art. i m to do the historian thing and speak generally. i guess it would save your looking an american in politics, from the beginning straight through, we could even go past the civil war, you re talking about paradoxes and conflict and prop. the period that i tend to focus on is the early part of the arc, and it s the improvisational nature of the the really fascinates more than anything else. the nation was founded in a world of monarchy. the united states was a republic. what the means was was not clear at the moment and people knew the they were trying to do something the wasn t act. were not going to be creating monetary and the president isn t going to be a king but beyond the there was open ground. there s a lot of improv in thos
history of our nation. wow, i will use the word hate. back is a little daunting. trace the art. i m to do the historian thing and speak generally. i guess it would save your looking an american in politics, from the beginning straight through, we could even go past the civil war, you re talking about paradoxes and conflict and prop. the period that i tend to focus on is the early part of the arc, and it s the improvisational nature of the the really fascinates more than anything else. the nation was founded in a world of monarchy. the united states was a republic. what the means was was not clear at the moment and people knew the they were trying to do something the wasn t act. were not going to be creating monetary and the president isn t going to be a king but beyond the there was open ground. there s a lot of improv in those early decades about with the nation is and how it functions, the tone of the government, how the station is going to stand up amongst nations of the
trace the arc of our nations history. from 1783 to 1861, the political history of our nation. wow, i will use the word hate. back is a little daunting. trace the art. i m to do the historian thing and speak generally. i guess it would save your looking an american in politics, from the beginning straight through, we could even go past the civil war, you re talking about paradoxes and conflict and prop. the period that i tend to focus on is the early part of the arc, and it s the improvisational nature of the the really fascinates more than anything else. the nation was founded in a world of monarchy. the united states was a republic. what the means was was not clear at the moment and people knew the they were trying to do something the wasn t act. were not going to be creating monetary and the president isn t going to be a king but beyond the there was open ground. there s a lot of improv in those early decades about with the nation is and how it functions, the tone of the
prop. the period that i tend to focus on is the early part of the arc, and it s the improvisational nature of the the really fascinates more than anything else. the nation was founded in a world of monarchy. the united states was a republic. what the means was was not clear at the moment and people knew the they were trying to do something the wasn t act. were not going to be creating monetary and the president isn t going to be a king but beyond the there was open ground. there s a lot of improv in those early decades about with the nation is and how it functions, the tone of the government, how the station is going to stand up amongst nations of the world s and other kinds of nations. we mean to be a republican world of monarchy. how is this nation going to get any degree of respect, and equally if not more, what kind of nation is going to be. that is true on every level you can imagine being true. there s a broad kind of ideological level. there is a ground-level, how demo
london. these are the people that we are going to speak to shortly. dalioversation with ray is coming up shortly from china. we will be talking to standard chartered chief finance officer after it they said that they want to give back to shareholders and focus on dividends. we were gaining a touch on the stoxx 600. at the moment is pretty much unchanged. a lot of the impetus on the stocks will be what we hear from from washington, d.c. the u.s. 10whether year yield will go above 3%. now let s get straight to the bloomberg first word news. the european union will tomorrow challenge theresa may when it publishes a dropped brexit treaty. according to a person familiar with the matter, the bloc is said to set out in legal detail how the terms of the transition period will go. u.s. white house communications director is scheduled to be interviewed privately to date by the house intelligence committee, which is investigating russian interference in the 2016 election. according to