with china and korea and i have for all leereds where it s going for how are you seeing and economically and economically. their train is increased sir. i think we vastly exaggerate and i ve been hearing now for the weapon s contact and i mean they won t. how about japan and korea and turning for the caucus and i want to see them and going for the line and russia and and we want to with the coalitions and we, we as canada and on tiktok. we said we do not feel the securityrofile is a safe for government. or prime minister and breaking news and welcome to the five. they re trying to impress his pal justin trudeau and the embarrassments and democratic sources with vice president and not with the white house officials says fear of missing up and harris to be late to the game on issues and a point of tension and it s apparently and if joe wants kamala off the ticket and it looks like it s too late. he tends to run and if he does, i ll be running with him. i tend to run with
questions. so keep your questions that you have in mind for the first and second speaker, or after the third speaker. i will introduce them briefly. all three of them. and then have an opportunity to say a few more words about each as they begin their talks. the first book is a biography of lincoln, subtitled the man who saved america. say a few more words about each and it is for the general reader. the author, david, will show, has some astonishing illustrations. the second book, by elizabeth smith brownstein, an experienced washington journalist, talks about what is today called president lincoln s cottage. it was the other white house for lincoln and mary lincoln during three of the summers that they were occupying the white house the rest of the year. a third is carl adams, who has just moved to the washington, d.c. area from illinois, where he did landmark research on the case of a young slave named nance or nancy, who was freed as the result of a lawsuit filed by abr
help himself without a teleprompter, without an aide whispering in his ear. i think he ll have a tough time staying together. some of the headlines about the debate prep have been really fascinating. we ve seen some reporting on hillary s prep. she s prepare for angry trump, affiable trump. do you think she might be overpreparing or is this what e has to do? at the end of the day this guy has been so unconsistent throughout his campaign. he changed his position on abortion three times within eight hours once. so she needs to prepare for absolutely anything because the the public ??t debating? ?ke hillary clinton and very unable don t want her. negative addition to that, she we re not a swing state and now we re totally a swing state again. s will be ?hard fought in [k?c d?0u expect the ?ixw?aai? backn colo?rado if numbers holdor clinton spent against trump. really quick the one thing you re most watching for tonight. kelly? i am watching for hillary and energy. donald
[applause] thank you very much indeed. first of all, it is slightly weird to be writing a book called the men who united states at a time when given all the recent troubles in washington in seems more disunited than for a long time. i know good people turn off their cellphones but i can so i am going to play you a short clip of music at the end so i hope that nobody telephones me during this presentation or i will feel like rudy guiliani. i don t know if you remember when he had to answer a phone while addressing a huge political campaign. the scope that doesn t happen. what i want to try to do tonight is tell you about the background of this book which is a big plum pudding of an affair and once i have told you how it will come in to being, two plums from the putting and illustrate what the book is all about but first background. it is the context story. as you might be able to tell i am english. i fell in love with this country quite literally when i first arrived hindere
the 10-year note rallying and yields going down, down, down. argument now which one are you going to believe, the stock market equities or fixed income? which trader? i like the bond traders myself. melissa: who do you like? i m with tom and simon. when you see the 10-year not really budging that to you is telling you that the economy is still trudging along, flat-lining here and in europe. so that s the issue i think. melissa: okay. loose lips of the fed may have accounted for more than 200 million in illegal profits during the ben bernanke era. a new study suggesting that tapering decisions were being leaked early giving some trade arrest huge competitive edge. what do you think about this? there is no question this has been going on for decades, you think? yes. always rumored there is some information leaking out. they try to blame it on media. the media is in the little lockup room beforehand. melissa: the media is always at fault. i think somewhere in the whole