how do we describe the whig party of burke? they're the constitutional monarchy party anti-monarchy, so they're they're act by taking the name of whig party. jackson's opponents said he's more like king andrew than a democrat. he might say he's doing it in the name of the people, but the way he rules the way he rules is more like a king so when the supreme court said, it was unconstitutional for georgia to extend its laws over cherokee. territory. jackson said i don't care the supreme court has no way to enforce that. and georgia just went ahead and then jackson went ahead with with indian removal. jackson it was under jackson that in 1827 the democratic republican party, the only party left really after the war of 1812 renamed itself the democratic party. and they're there the agricultural party. they're the party of the yeoman farmer. we talked about some of this stuff last time with the with the market revolution. so these are the people more nervous about those market revolution changes and they're in the democratic party.

but the whigs began in the 1830s as the anti-jackson party, they call themselves the whigs because the whigs in great britain had been the faction in the british house of commons, which opposed the absolute powers of the king. so the whig said, well this guy jackson, he's throwing his way around he thinks he's better than everybody else. he's taking on dictatorial powers. he's cool. he's king andrew the first well, we're going to be the whigs to oppose king andrew the first and the wigs then also. um imitate a lot of the initiatives the innovations in politics that the democrats had begun they have their own press they have their own mass rallies with torch lights and elsewhere. they have their own barbecues and give that free liquor and so forth. so it's really the two-piece system as we know it is really born in the 1830s that the candidate himself probably weren't campaigning in person at this point, right? oh, no, they were oh they were okay the presidential candidate. okay not president because george washington didn't campaign for himself. so that was the father of the country th

they call themselves the whigs because the whigs in great britain had been the faction in the british house of commons to oppose the absolute powers of the king. that wait said well, this guy jackson, he's throwing his weight around, he thinks he's better than everybody, off the stick and all the control of powers. he's king andrew the first, well we are going to be the whigs two oppose king andrew the first. at the whigs good also imitate look at the initiatives and innovations in politics that the democrats had become. they had their own press, they have their own mass rallies with torchlights and elsewhere. they have their own barbecues, which we like and so forth so. it's really, the two party system as we know it was really born in the 1830s. >> the candidates themselves probably won't campaigning person at this point, right? >> oh no, they were there. >> we're? >> not presidential candidates. >> or not president guns presidential candidates. >> george washington did not kept for himself. he is the father of the company country, the greatest american so to speak to [inaudible] th

don't exist, but not speaking about it creates more trauma even for the generations after the fact. whig one thing we're good at and surly on is we move too fast and we pretend like what happened yesterday during happen. and as i, you have people like me and a lot of the people that are bottling up, there is a time i become like, saw a paranoia like any sounds good. i, i was just like, i went in to like, i was just black out here ish. my, let me come to you, did you get a chance to get sort of mental health care? after the facts? yes, i did have a little bit of mental psychosocial therapy as they used to call it right after the war. i was not the case for a lot of people. yeah. now what i, what i also want to really address is the fact that if you look at our society serial you, now a lot of us are broken. can you give me some of those examples? what think about social personal spaces, the way people view women, the way people view relationships. all of those things had dis, functionalities had existed during the war. and some of the people who inherited that went on to be parents and ra

it's true, like the whigs and stockings weren't a dead giveaway. it backfired and led to the recall of three board members. they got asked, but i don't wan to trigger any nearby trees. tyrus, how great is your life i this is your problem. or her sad is your life. >> they need to take away the leadership. a team of leadership came up with this one? so the weight you solve the highest level of literacy in schools is to take away one of the easiest words to spell and that was genius, in chief, by the way, geniuses is a french english word and was an english word used to describe someone who had leadership ability. it actually had nothing to do with native americans. may be this is what the woke do they get their kicked, and instead of saying we made a mistake and we should substance focus on substance and not fantasy. no, let's keep the party going and take away chief. that'll get it. >> walter, instead of doing anything to help anybody, it seems like these people are sitting in a room with a thesaurus in dictionary and finding things to get upset abo

you either get a democrat, or a northern man of southern principles, a whig in office from 1828 until 1860. and then in 1860 you've got a big problem! you have a northern man, of northern principles, who does not approve of slavery in office. even though lincoln says, i will not act on slavery he can't help it. he is going to act on slavery. he's going to appoint federal marshals, he's going to appoint federal judges who will rule in runaway slave cases. he is going to appoint custom commissioners who may allow free blacks off the ships that are docking in southern ports. he is going to appoint postmasters who are going to allow in abolitionists material. lincoln's election caused the civil war that van buren had hoped to avoid because of van buren's own system. lincoln comes in one of the first things he notices he has an army of job seekers lining up down the street. at the time, he ran the government are you ready for this? with two secretaries. lincoln ran the whole government with two secretaries. literally people could come inside the white house, they were just in there and for

so here come the wigs and the whig party they're now on the same playing field as the democrats. oh, i forgot to tell you the name of van buren's party is the democrats. so the wigs come along they're on the same playing field. the only way they can compete is to give away more jobs. so in every election, they promised jobs and they promise more jobs and they promised more and so government starts to grow every single election. you know what nobody notices it till 1860. because part of van buren strategy was to make sure that the presidency remained in the hands of someone who was not hostile to slavery a northern man of southern principles is the way it was worded. all right, and so you either get a democrat or a northern man of southern principles wig in office from 1828 until 1860 and then in 1860 you got a big problem. because you've got a northern man of northern principles who does not approve of slavery in office. and even though lincoln says i will not act on slavery. he can't help it. he's going to act on slavery because he's going to appoint federal marshals. he's going

. >> reporter: this 2011 whigs was originally going to show just head and shoulders of the queen, but nicky phillips had another idea. >> i just went berserk and painted this huge picture and asked her if i could get a portrait with her dogs around her feet. and she said, yes. if you'd like. you're sort of immediately astounded by the charisma that come s with her. very interesting. i thought can't i just put my brushes down and forget the picture and just sit and listen because you want to absorb it all so badly. she's got this fantastic little shrill laugh which is very infectious. >> reporter: but perhaps one of the most captivating images of her majesty happened virtually by accident. her eyes shut during a moment of rest snapped by multimedia artist chris levine who was commissioned to capture the queen as a 3d hologram. >> the camera moved along the track and meanwhile there was a lot of light on to her majesty when that was happening and it was between shots. that's when the moment happened. a moment of rest. with the eyes close you go into a deep and more spiritual realm and n