our second presentation this morning is by jake wynn. jake is a director of interpretation of the clara barton missing soldiers office museum. also the national museum of civil war medicine. he worked on a number of civil war related jobs and in fredericksburg and spotsylvania. this talk is entitled discovering clara barton s missing soldiers office. mr. wynn. thank you very much. hello everybody. good morning. i am so excited to be here this morning, talking about something i am very passionate about. the story of clara barton and her role during the american civil war. i am the director of interpretation at the clara barton missing soldiers office and museum and the national museum of civil war medicine. i will explain how that connection works in just a bit. i wanted to introduce what i am going to be discussing today. can we see a show of hands, how many of you have heard of the clara barton missing soldiers office museum before? how many have been there? excellent. i
we will ask. bear in mind it s a volatile market. who knows how we will close today. now, here s the really big reversal. yesterday, that key interest rate, the ten-year yield, had dropped to 1.59%. it was a massive move. now it s 1.73%. a massive move in the opposite direction. here s the question. if that bond was a safe haven yesterday, why is it not today? we will ask. breaking overnight. i.c.e. raided food processing plants in mississippi, apprehending 680 people believed to be illegals. the left is all over this one, describing the arrests as horrifying and horrendous. mississippi s governor will be on the show later this hour. let s get right at it. varney & company starts now. stuart: start with the markets. you have to. another wild reversal. michelle mckinnon is with us. tell me, what was that all about? a couple things. i think the market is now pricing in that 10% additional tariff, really wouldn t be the end of the world, because let s face it stuart:
2015 graduate of hood college in frederick, maryland. focusing on public history. worked in a number of other civil war-related jobs and also at fredericksburg and spotsylvania national military park and also writes on the history of pennsylvania s coal region in his blog, winning histo history. this talk today is entitled discovering clara barton s missing soldiers office. mr. wynn. all right. thank you very much. hello, everybody. good morning. i m so excited to be here this morning and talking about something that i am very passionate about. the story of clara barton and her role during the american civil war. as was said, i am the director of interpretation at the clara barton missing soldiers office museum and the national museum of civil war medicine. i ll explain a little bit about how that connection works here in just a bit. i want to talk a little bit just kind of introduce what i m going to be discussing today. i would say, can we see a show of hands how many
their books. weekly seriesthe every saturday at 4:00 p.m. eastern here on american history c-span3. jake wynn is the director of the claration at barton missing soldiers office museum in washington, d.c. next, he talks about the life of whose work as a field nurse during the civil war nickname, angel of the battlefield. mr. wynn also discusses barton s inspiration for creating the missing soldiers office as a way to help families locate loved ones who had gone missing in service during the war. part of aour talk was by-long seminar co-hosted appomattox courthouse national historic park. second presentation this morning is by jake wynn, director of interpretation at the clara barton missing soldiers office museum. and then also the national museum of civil war medicine. 2015 graduate of hood college in frederick, maryland, focusing on public history, worked in a of other civic related militaryfredricksburg park and writes on the hissylvania coal region in blog, winning histo
weekend on c-span3. wynn talks about the life of clara barton whose work as a field nurse during the civil war earned her the nickname angel of the battlefield. barton siscusses inspiration for creating the missing soldiers office as a way to help families locate loved ones who had gone missing during the war. this talk was part of a daylong seminar cohosted by longwood university and appomattox courthouse national historical park. our second presentation this morning is by jake wynn. director of interpretation of the clara barton missing soldiers office museum. ofo the national museum civil war medicine. of civil on a number war related jobs and in fredericksburg and spotsylvania. this talk is entitled discovering clara barton s missing soldiers office. mr. wynn. [applause] jake: thank you very much. hello everybody. good morning. i am so excited to be here this morning, talking about something i am very passionate about. the story of clara barton and her role during the