, step. It was an important set of meetings that donald trump had first with paul ryan, and then the house are public and leadership, and then the Senate Republican leadership. There was a joint statement almost as if this was a summit meeting where they expressed confidence they were beginning to get on the same page. We know that particularly with donald trump and speaker ryan they are very different human beings. They come from very different backgrounds. They have very different views about the world. On a lot of policy issues, they are on very different sides of the coin. While they may have a similar desire to have a unified Party Heading into the fall elections, i think the expectations they are ever going to be exactly on the same page is probably a bridge too far. Charlie and they have two different concerns. Donald trump, to win the election, and paul ryan to make sure that the damage to the Republican Party, if there is some is minimized. ,dan i think that is absolutely righ
In becoming the presumptive nominee amounts to that in spades. Rose we continue with Michael Kinsley. His new book is called, old age, we take physical ailments in our stride. You break your leg, say you broke your leg. And six months it will be healed. And no one gets turned down for a job because they have a broken leg, or it must be very rare. But mentally, cognitively its a different story. Rose we conclude with john meacham in conversation at sawani University Also called the university of the south. There are two ways to look at the american experiment. If you come at it from a theological point of view, right, from a prove dengs one, then you may tend to believe that we are, in fact, a country that has been given extraordinary blessings and therefore have extraordinary obligations, much is given, much is expected. So our politics are hyperbolic if you view the world in a theeo centric way because this is a quawsi divine project, where the stakes are so high. Flip it around f you
In becoming the presumptive nominee amounts to that in spades. Rose we continue with Michael Kinsley. His new book is called, old age, we take physical ailments in our stride. You break your leg, say you broke your leg. And six months it will be healed. And no one gets turned down for a job because they have a broken leg, or it must be very rare. But mentally, cognitively its a different story. Rose we conclude with john meacham in conversation at sawani University Also called the university of the south. There are two ways to look at the american experiment. If you come at it from a theological point of view, right, from a prove dengs one, then you may tend to believe that we are, in fact, a country that has been given extraordinary blessings and therefore have extraordinary obligations, much is given, much is expected. So our politics are hyperbolic if you view the world in a theeo centric way because this is a quawsi divine project, where the stakes are so high. Flip it around f you
I am asking you to joining me out of love of country. Hillary clinton takes the stage and accepts the nomination, the final day of the Democratic Convention. Gwen ifill good evening and welcome to our special pbs news hour npr coverage of this final night of the Democratic Convention in philadelphia, im gwen ifill. Judy woodruff and im Judy Woodruff, joining us as they have all week, Nprs Rachel Martin and here in the anchor booth syndicated columnist mark shields, New York Times columnist, david brooks. Gwen ifill and also with us tamara keith along with amy walter of the cook political report, politics monday again, and down on the floor we have john yang and susan davis. Judy woodruff Hillary Clinton will take to the National Stage tonight and offer americans her vision of the future. She is exported to be introduced by her daughter chelsea. We will get to all of that right after this short break. Funding for this program has been provided by lincoln financial committed to helping y
Worldwide exchange begins right now. Good morning and welcome to Worldwide Exchange on cnbc. Im sara eisen reporting live from the imf meeting in washington, d. C. We are here at the Imf World Bank headquarters, wilfred. Its going to be an exciting day. Everybody who matters in finance and central banking is here, and so are we. Well, sara, im looking forward to it immensely, though im sad youre not here. What it really underlines is you care more about people like jack lew and Christine Lagarde than me. Which i get it, theyre important interviews. But ive taken note of that today. Just this day. Well get more on what sara has coming up on this great lineup. A busy morning ahead. Lets start by getting you up to speed on the markets. U. S. Equity futures at this hour are called lower. The dow down by 25 points. The nasdaq by about seven points. Yesterday we had strong levels of oil prices. That helped markets. We also had strong earnings from jpmorgan. Four days of gains for the Financi