Jeff bezos, mark zuckerberg, jamie dimon and others all cashing out a staggering 11 billion just within weeks of each other. Cant wait to dig into that. Is that sending warning signs ahead of a historic rematch between President Biden and former President Donald Trump . Do these billionaires know something that we dont . Well put that question to our econ panel. Steve moore and robert wolff. Theyll be joining us live coming up. A judge in Georgia Tossing out six counts in the election interference case against former President Trump and five codefendants. But many other counts in the indictment remain. Hello, im john roberts in washington. Were off to a rollicking wednesday. Sandra, here we go. We knew it was going to be a big week and its following through on that promise. Im sandra smith in new york. This is america reports that Fulton County judge finding six of the counts were legally deficient, including three against donald trump. The decision coming as the judge considers an ent
coverage and casey stegall at dw international airport but first we send it off to christine coleman in santa monica, california, with a rough assignment on the beach. how was it working out there, christina? hi, bill, millions of americans across this great nation honoring the brave men and women who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our country. take a look at this video. a wreath-laying ceremony for the uss intrepid and located on the hudson river in new york city and more than 50,000 served on board the ship during its surface. to me, it is sacred ground. the cemetery because so many people are buried at sea. here on the west coast, the national cemetery with 12 annual memorial day ceremony. the cemetery 15 miles north of downtown san diego and more than 30,000 veterans laid to rest there. i m very thankful everybody comes out and supports these whether they know those folks are see the fruits of the sacrifice that they have made for this country. in the midwest s
A chair, and end this shutdown. Step back from the brink, stop victimizing personing medium get back to work on their behalf. Impact of Government Shutdown thousands of federal workers are facing furloughs this morning, americas military heroes not paid for the time but still report for duty we will talk about all of that, markets continue climbing into record territory, finish out session on friday, despite the looming shutdown s p, nasdaq closed out fresh highs. Futures this morning, shoring a bit of a pullback dow down 52 s p down 3 1 2 points this morning, one thing we are also seeing in the markets kind of interesting is dollar bouncing back from after it slipped, leading up to shutdown investors focusing on big names this week in terms of earnings season, we will hear from several dow components ge caterpillar united tech first time following tax reform for companies to report, big name this morning halliburton those numbers as soon as they hit the tape, lets look at Global Marke
She explains that lincoln was so unsure about his chances that he had his cabinet sign at what was known as the blind memorandum, which pledged cooperation in hi with his unknown challenger if he lost. They also expand how important the soldier vote was. This 50 minute talk was a part of a symposium hosted by the emerging civil war. Adjust theng to not microphone because we spent time adjusting it for meg. So i will bend over, and i apologize if i look like i am hunched over. [laughter] i hate to stereotype, but i am sure that meg looks like a mildmannered middle school math teacher. That is exactly what she has. [laughter] what she is. [laughter] educated by day, by night she has been working on her degree in military history. She is just about to wrap up her masters degree. In one of the most courageous acts i have seen from anybody, she is reinventing herself. It has been a great adventure for her to discover the American Civil War from the perspective serious scholar, but also from
Completion said there was really no Church Involvement there. Im not trying to depricate the church. Im asserting it played a central role but i dont want to give a tribute of monopoly of leadership to the church. In both reconstructions, the enthusiasm of white northerners started to wane, to decline when the price of black advancement rose. In the 1870s, we talked about the way in which just the need to police the white south became a price that was greater than what many white northerners were willing to pay, and thats one of the reasons the first reconstruction ended. In more recent times, you find that when the inner city riots of the 60s take place, when the School Bussing issue arrived in the 1970s, when whites start to realize that there is a National Problem here and there is a National Price to be paid, the enthusiasm for whites, or at least the acquiescence of whites in the north starts to decline. Now, i want to draw a distinction here, though, between the two reconstructio