Boosts guidance shares higher. Disney, cbs and fox slapped with downgrades at wells fargo and sprint ditches contracts. Youll hear what the ceo had to say about that. Walmart did miss the q 2 results. The retail giant also lowering the fullyear guidance. Home depot raising their full year outlook. Revenues beat consensus with total comps up 4. 2. A year ago up 6. 4. People said today its hard for walmart to argue the consumer is weak when depot is killing it. Home depot is remarkable. They dont put up new stores. The technology, salesforce. Com, the merchandising, the staff, the energy, the low cost, the fast in and out, contractors coming back, the amount of money being spent on a call. The Conference Call will explain the areas theyre doing better. This is a juggernaut. Home depot is probably the best right now in terms of this kind of big box. Walmart. Its not the worse we have. You went down there. I thought the moment was selfafacing about what they have to do. I watched that inte
And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. David armitage is a historian and author and his new book is called civil war, a history and ideas. It traces the most famous from ancient times to current conflicts in iraq and syria, and professor armitage, and a honor to have you on the program, sir. Thank you, tavis. If ever there were a contested term civil war would be it, and we want to get to why it is so contested in a second, but i want toer start out by asking what is it about these civil wars to make you interest ed enough to do the research on it. This book calm to me in Southern California about ten years ago when i was woshing at the beautiful Huntington Library outside of pasadena, and reading the letter s s of a man named Francis Lieber who was a lawyer in the 1860s and charged to the write the first codes of the war for the army during with what we call the u. S. Civil war. He was having trouble defining what a civil war was. I was interested i
And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. David armitage is a historian and author and his new book is called civil war, a history and ideas. It traces the most famous from ancient times to current conflicts in iraq and syria, and professor armitage, and a honor to have you on the program, sir. Thank you, tavis. If ever there were a contested term civil war would be it, and we want to get to why it is so contested in a second, but i want toer start out by asking what is it about these civil wars to make you interest ed enough to do the research on it. This book calm to me in Southern California about ten years ago when i was woshing at the beautiful Huntington Library outside of pasadena, and reading the letter s s of a man named Francis Lieber who was a lawyer in the 1860s and charged to the write the first codes of the war for the army during with what we call the u. S. Civil war. He was having trouble defining what a civil war was. I was interested i
An fiery issue to the feds. That proposal countered and flew in the face of all that was great about new york city, the ultimate city of immigrants, a place that has succeeded because it was open for everyone, a place built generation after generation of immigrants. And i reiterated to him that this city and so many cities around the country will do all we can to protect our residents and to make sure that families are not torn apart. Joining us now is an ally of mayor de blasio, hes new york city counsel member rafael talamonca. Theres something that evokes memories of this. States and municipalities defied law in places like alabama and mississippi and the fed sent troops in, tanks in, to enforce federal law. How is this different from that . I dont think the federal government is going to send in tanks. Why is it different from what happened before . To be quite frank, i cant explain what happened before but i can explain whats happening now. Okay. Its an idea that new york city has
An fiery issue to the feds. That proposal countered and flew in the face of all that was great about new york city, the ultimate city of immigrants, a place that has succeeded because it was open for everyone, a place built generation after generation of immigrants. And i reiterated to him that this city and so many cities around the country will do all we can to protect our residents and to make sure that families are not torn apart. Joining us now is an ally of mayor de blasio, hes new york city counsel member rafael talamonca. Theres something that evokes memories of this. States and municipalities defied law in places like alabama and mississippi and the fed sent troops in, tanks in, to enforce federal law. How is this different from that . I dont think the federal government is going to send in tanks. Why is it different from what happened before . To be quite frank, i cant explain what happened before but i can explain whats happening now. Okay. Its an idea that new york city has