Her own husbands assassination. Though her life was filled with tragedy, as lincolns political partner, she also relished in their success. As we focus on the civil war years, one of the defining moments in our countrys history, a look at the life and times of Mary Todd Lincoln, one of the most complex first ladies ever to live in the white house. Thanks for being with us for cspans continuing series on first ladies influence and image. Tonight, as we look at Mary Todd Lincoln, we invite two of our academic advisers, our history advisors for the whole series to be our guests for this program. Let me introduce you to rosalyn terborgpenn. She is a history Professor Emeritus at morgan state university. Richard norton smith, our other guest tonight and at our table again, is the director of five president ial libraries, including the Abraham Lincoln library in springfield, illinois, and a president ial biographer. Thanks to both of you for being here. Mary todd lincoln is and this is a que
Million doses to 6,500 pharmacies across the u. S. Next week. So, how will this work . And scientists in the uk tonight, after already dealing with the uk variant, now warning of another possible mutation similar to the brazilian and South African strains. So, what does this mean about what we could see here . The Impeachment Trial of former President Trump set to begin one week from today. What his lawyers submitted today. How they plan to defend the former president. As House Democrats reveal they will argue donald trump is, quote, singularly responsible for the deadly assault on the capitol. Overseas tonight, after surviving being poisoned, alexei navalny, Vladimir Putins most vocal critic, sentenced to more than 2 1 2 years in prison. What navalny signaled through the window. Here at home tonight, spacex suffering a major setback on the landing pad. Also tonight, paying tribute to a wellknown actor. And the covid scare involving players for the super bowl. Good evening and its grea
We need to go big. And if we waste some money now, we waste some money. Absolutely we have too many people hurting and the economy is going to sputter and weve got to get ourselves out of this mess. And this is the way we need to go right now. Let me tell you something, that man has a future in Northwest Florida politics. I like him. Or West Virginia. Mika, thats interesting. Thats from the republican governor of a state that donald trump got 69 in. Jim justice, governor of West Virginia, urging congress to go big on covid19 relief. Good morning. Welcome to morning joe. It is tuesday, february 2nd. We have columnist and Associate Editor for the Washington Post, david ignatius. Back with us, capitol hill correspondent and host of way too early, kasie hunt. And it seems more and more likely that democrats will push through the Biden Administrations nearly 2 trillion Economic Relief package with or without republicans. The president met with a group of Senate Republicans for about two hou
Coming. We are quite pleased to be hosting James Stewart here this evening. Anyone who has followed his journalism and his books over the past few decades his familiar with his skills as an accomplished storyteller. The insight and detail he has brought to his reporting of financial scandals, corporate goingson political and legal affairs. Jim was educated as a lawyer and worked as an attorney at a prestigious new york firm for several years before entering journalism to help launch the American Lawyer magazine four years ago. In 1983 he joined the wall street journal where he won several awards including a deadline writing prize for coverage of the abInsider Trading scandal. Enter pulitzer for coverage and 1987 of the stock market crash and the downfalls investment baker markets abmartin siegel. 90 to 92 he left aband started writing for the new yorker. For the past eight years hes been a columnist for the New York Times and his weekly common sense look at the world of business, the g
For at least three quarters. So, russia has been floating on a blissful sea of hydrocarbons for over a decade and enact nothing Structural Reforms when they had time. I know my i am going to finish here. My presentations tim to at the bleak. What i present my boss is not here today. He is on vacation. When i present with him he only wants to present with me late in the afternoon so he can go out and get a drink. Ill finish with a quote from one of my favorite movies, the 1987 movie, the classic wall street. Remember the scene when Charlie Sheen is arrest by the fed for insider trading. Gets arrested in the office in front of everybody, and i his boss is playedly hal holbrook, and he tells this quote man looks into the abyss and sees nothing looking back at him. Only then does he find his own character, which prevents him from following into the abyss. Im an economist. I happen to like crises. I tell you why. Because you dont get Structural Reforms normally unless theres a deep economic