And I can name them. I mean, you know, first there was what I called the Washington cycle. He founded the country. By 50 years later Andrew Jackson came. The reality of the United States has changed. We'd want to lose the entire territory. We're going to the West. The Eastern Banks were focused on Eastern development. The ability of farmers to buy land, to build and so on was gone. He wrecked the Eastern banking system, leading to a great crisis in the country. Jackson creating capital for the occupation of the West and took the country to the next step. He had an imperative. He had to integrate the Louisiana Territory. The United States. The financial system would not allow that. He wrecked the financial system. You're seeing as reckless and foolish and monstrous and everything else. Can you explain that one second? So how did the... So you're referring to as his refusal to renew the charter for the second bank of the United States. How did that facilitate the expansion of the Western (36/44)
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