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. >> the pinkertons were the first real detective agency, the precursor of the fbi. and their role was to run down criminals. >> heads up! easy. >> there is no reason for a man to do anything when an experienced robber gets going. >> watch it. down! >> you give the alarm, resist or you will die. >> you're first. >> and that pretty little girl. >> we are but warriors for the working. >> who among you fought for the rebel cause? >> you, sir, paid your debt. thank you. >> let's go, frank. >> news of the james brother hold-up spreads quickly. this embarrasses the pinkerton. >> a spy for the union during the civil war take it is personally upon himself to bring jesse to justice. >> the nation's most powerful private security force is now on the hunt for jesse james. the attention he receives as leader of an outlaw gang becomes an addiction. >> jesse's ambition to continue the civil war is reinforced by his ego. as his reputation spreads, the charismatic young outlaw with a catchy name captures the name of defeated confederates. that recognition only escalates his violent

bed and thugs, pinkerton thugs, pinkerton, not to mention the terror visited upon african-americans not only through the klan and the but the red shirts and on and on. that is also part of the dna. and a frightening part which means the backlash could be a frightening rate -- right-wing backlash where people call up for authority or hyper masculine authority but that notion of hyper masculinity is very insightful reseal it with the military and the united states with the celebration of military virtues. the hierarchy and there is a religion at this point built around the military that is very scary. >> we have time for one more question. >> i have been reading your column for a few years and i want to recommend to everyone i thought it was the most precise distillation of years' worth of your thinking. the tennis match began in the block after your column of people crying out lung both sides for you have to vote in the next election. local or national. you're not voting is the protest. can you comment? >> if voting was the effective date would be illegal. [laughter] i will vote as a pro

i believe -- sharon pinkerton this year there are 17 taxes we pay the ticket. >> overall. >> overall. >> last -- we will do one last question on this issue and then move to general airline issues. anything you want to say you must say on this question. do you think the government will do something at the end of the day? the "washington post" was out with an article earlier quoting a government official that said they were hesitant and made it sound like the government would not take action on this front. the you expect the government to take action? if not where you just shut this down and move along? could you see something on an export import or in some other area of benefit? >> i will start. yes. i do believe our government will take action. it should. it has enforced consistently the trade policy in the united states. it is important that this administration take action on a significant a significant trade dispute a clear violation of the underlying trade agreement between the us and uae command we are confident that they will. should they not take action for some reason there are

there's, i believe, actually sharon pinkerton is here, i think there's 17 taxes we pay on a ticket. overall? correct. >> we're going to do one last question on this issue and move to some general airline issues. anything you want to say you have to say it on this question. do you think the government will do something at the end of the day. the washington post quoted an unofficial unnamed. they said they were hesitant. made it sound like the government wouldn't take action on this front. do you expect the government to take action and if not are you going to shut this down and move along? is there another way to win on this? >> i'll start and let these gentlemen join in. yes, i do believe our government will take action. it's enforced consistently the trade policy of the united states. there's major trade agreements in front of congress today. it's important this administration take action. a clear violation of the underlying trade agreement on these open skies treaties between the u.s. and uae and cutter. >> i'm confident they will take action because the evidence is so compelling

charge of the union intelligence service during the civil war after he took over that job from allan pinkerton. he ultimately receives a generous portion of the $100,000 reward for booth, but he felt he should have gotten more and that becomes an issue. we will come back to it. most immediately they are able to put together the first wanted poster in american history using photographs and they call for the capture of booth, surratt jr., and david harold. booth and herold go through the swanson maryland. they crossed the potomac into virginia. if you are interested in this, you cannot get a better feel for it. james swanton's book "manhunt" is brilliant. read it if you do not have time to spend a full day during the smithsonian trip. during his 12 days on the run booth kept a diary. the diary is quintessential booth, defensive egotistic, grossly inflated. he rails against newspaper accounts that called him a coward. he could not understand how the papers called him the most deplorable calamity that has ever fallen upon the people of united says, the murder by the scour. he did not -- by this co