washington post, this is one half hour. good morning. i am jonathan capehart. welcome to first look. the one-stop shop for news and analysis all about the democratic convention. join me each morning for up-to-date information from washington post reporters, followed by commentary from prominent washington post columnists and contributors. we are starting this morning after the democratic convention with the man we started with. glenn kessler, good morning and welcome. dan, i will start with you. give me your initial reaction to the speech last night by former vice president and now democratic presidential nominee, joe biden. dan: i thought it was a very strong speech, probably one of the best speeches of a former vice president and now democratic nominee has given his long career. this has been a pretty successful convention up to last night. but all conventions eventually depend on the performance of the nominee. there are questions about whether biden was going to rise to t
what, what have we got here, $8. revenue up, ad sales up, profits up, and there are now 2.45 billion active monthly users. it was a spectacular report. stock s up. these two stocks are helping the market but a statement from china has put a damper on things. beijing says it s doubtful that a long-term trade deal can be reached. china concerned about the impulsive nature of president trump. where did they get that from? the dow industrials down about 50 at the opening bell. s&p down six, a fractional loss for the nasdaq. then there s politics. namely, the vote in the house this morning, starting the impeachment process. this has consumed the congress. it has not consumed the market. it seems to be ignoring d.c. entirely. we will follow it and pay special attention to votes of moderate democrats from trum trump-leaning districts. will they approve removing the president from office because of a phone call to ukraine? can t wait to see. stay right there. varney & company i
and others on grief and loss on apple podcasts, spotify, and wherever else to get your podcasts. that s it for. us the news continues. the source with kaitlan collins starts now. tonight, from the source. nikki haley is fighting on and donald trump is fighting. mit instead of celebrating, he s say think that i have new reporting about what set him off and what he s now demanding of his inner circle. also tonight, a plane crash mystery after a russian jet said to be carrying 74 people plunges to the ground, killing everyone on board. russia claims that ukraine shot it s out of the sky, killing dozens of their own prisoners of war. also tonight, an execution gotten as soon as mid not as alabama is about to kill a complete moderate using a method that no state has ever tried before. i m kaitlan collins and this is the source. tonight, nikki haley is refusing to quit and donald trump is underage about. that she says her campaign has raised 1 million dollars since she came
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scott, they ve got but can either of them take down donald trump? i m simone sanders townsend, and i have something to say. do you hear that? it is the sound of a clock ticking, and with each passing second, your financial future is more at risk. after hitting pause on the debt ceiling negotiations for hours, negotiators for the white house and congressional republican negotiators patrick mchenry and darren gray s continued talks last night, but left without progress. we are reporting they are not expected to meet today. republican negotiators are demanding the white house cave in to some of the drastic spending cuts. now, president biden is currently in hiroshima for the g7 conference, and is returning tomorrow. he says the risk of default is too serious. after last night s meeting, congress members graves and mchenry, they expressed skepticism as to whether a deal could be reached by june 1st. take a listen. this was a negotiation tonight. this was a candid discussion a