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washington right. custer,ard george 80 miles september of here. you can go visit here. sheridan, all, have ohio roots. one way or another. raised here.r as a friend mississippi said, of bloody bastards from your state. i guess it depends on what side you re on. bookuestion i get about my is why is that the title? makes your book the real custer. easy way to answer that question is to say, that s what the publisher wanted. rather more like a question. who was the real custer. know about this guy? so pervasiven is when he talk about george custer. whole man.he that s not the case. he had a whole life and a whole character and he was a whole person. really the book is about trying to get to the root of that question. who was this man? if we can strip away all of the things that have been written since then. the history everything else. just really talk about the man himself. it s supposedwhat out. he s more famous today. mentioned today in books than he was at the height ....
to bike t toberfest. i don t do politics. melania trump speaks about the accusations. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i m bill o reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. where the campaign stands right now. that is the subject of this evening s talking points memo. abc news poll, good news for donald trump. has him just four points behind hillary clinton. nbc news poll not so good news. is he down by 11 in that one. and cbs news poll trump down by 9. talking points believes the fox news poll, which has trump down by 7 is most likely the most accurate. but, with three weeks remaining, the question is can that gap be closed? there are a few things that donald trump must do. first, put aside the feuding. gets him nowhere with voters to take on people like paul ryan. second, while he must defend himself against charges he believes are sciolous. he should charges and hone in on three major themes: wikileaks stuff ....
to bike t toberfest. i don t do politics. melania trump speaks about the accusations. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i m bill o reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. where the campaign stands right now. that is the subject of this evening s talking points memo. abc news poll, good news for donald trump. has him just four points behind hillary clinton. nbc news poll not so good news. is he down by 11 in that one. and cbs news poll trump down by 9. talking points believes the fox news poll, which has trump down by 7 is most likely the most accurate. but, with three weeks remaining, the question is can that gap be closed? there are a few things that donald trump must do. first, put aside the feuding. gets him nowhere with voters to take on people like paul ryan. second, while he must defend himself against charges he believes are sciolous. he should charges and hone in on three major themes: wikileaks stuff ....
could make this the summer of the road trip. and what happens if gasoline prices start to go up again? we have a recap of that coming up here. but let s start with today s top story. that speech from janet yellen, steve liesman, where she did. she thinks it s headed toward a 2% goal with the oil prices up and dollar stabilizing. she said in a conversation at harvard she expects the economy to strengthen and rates to rise. it s appropriate and i ve said this in the past. i think for the fed to gradually and cautiously increase our overnight interest rate over time and probably in the coming months such a move would be appropriate. that s in line with what other fed officials have said in the last several weeks. ultimately the data is going to determine whether there s a fed hike in june. there s a lot of it with consumer spending on tuesday. vehicle sales very important right there. now, just note, folks, adp which normally comes out on a wednesday because it s a ....
make america great again. good evening and welcome to our special pbs news hour of the republican national convention.t i m gwen ifill. i m judy woodruff. joining us all week from the other side of the arena next to the podium the host of npr s weekend edition sunday rachel martin. rachel, great to have you with us and here in the anchor boothh as always syndicated columnist mark shields and new york times ifill: also with us, npr s national political correspondent, mara liasson. later on in the evening, npr s political editor domenico montanaro and senior editor ron elving will join us. woodruff: amy walter from the cook political report is with us at the table, great to have you here. and down on the floor we have newshour correspondent lisane desjardin and npr congressional reporter susan davis. welcome to you both! ifill: out on the streets, john yang is covering any potential unrest. protests are expected, but the security is heavy and thousands of poli ....