Intensifying. New data showing that the economy slowed at a pace than originally anticipated. Nasdaq starting off at a a closing high, and 14year high. And the guidance says it is experiencing severe disruption from the winter, and gap suggest suggests gaap suggests it will fall more than expected. And on mad mad money last night, cramer talked about raising investments. And we will hear from apples tim cook. And in the first full year results are lower after discovering fraud in the subsidiary in mexico, and they go into detail, jim. This is not a minor story, and i know that when you look at the big revenues of citi you say, so what, but this is a major client with a checkered history and it is a 360 million and they say, 230 million, but 360 million pretax the. Okay. And you think it is important because you look at 360 million pretax fraud resulting in a 235 million aftertax writedown and it gets complex. It is complex. But related to transactions between penmax and vanimax who is
A Beautiful Day. Its a Beautiful Day. Dont let it get away. Todd i believe it is supposed to be a Beautiful Day on this labor day here in the tri state area, new york, new jersey, connecticut. We hope of its a Beautiful Day wherever you are as well. Jillian todd has a lot of energy at 4 00 in the morning, by the way. Todd i wouldnt go that far. I ate my entire freezer, trying to clear out summer in preparation for fall. Im sure america needed to know that. Good morning. Youre watching Fox Friends First. Im todd piro. Jillian im jillian mele. President trump is keeping a historic economic comeback this labor day. Todd joe biden and Kamala Harris hammering the president s economic response to covid19. Jillian doug luzader is live in washington as both campaigns hit the trail to swing states. Reporter i think the candidates will need some of todds energy in the days you ahead. Were getting to the final stretch. President trump tomorrow is going to be heading to the critical state of north
After 1783 is effectively farming on the public stage. He is closely being watched by both europeans and americans. Celebrating is washington with a plow. A farmer doing the public good. The notion of the public that frames many of the expectations of washington as a farmer he places greater emphasis on the specific benefits of the agricultural improvements he introduces. Those expectations also frame his new reckoning with slavery throughout the years following the revolutionary war. It is here in his life as a farmer more than in any other dimension of his life that we can discern how washington ultimately confronted the paradox of slavery and freedom that runs throughout the founding period. In this form we can find the most detailed record of his changing attitudes towards slavery. The story of washington of farmer is the story of washington in the flavor. And slaved labor and farming were inseparable throughout his entire life. He once wrote that he did not like to even think abou
The meeting of the caution to the convention, George Washington recorded an outing in his diary. Observing some farmers at work, and entering into conversation with them, i received the following information with respect to the mode of cultivating buckwheat, and the application of the grain. In his letters and diary entities throughout his life, washington frequently makes observations on crops and farming practices. For his own mount vernon estate he kept careful accounts, always seeking improvements and agricultural practices. One can read washingtons own words online, the founding hosted by the National Archives to the National Historical publication commission. Overtime, washingtons ideas on agriculture and Agricultural Labor changed, based on his own experiences in applications of modern farming techniques. In todays program we will hear from author, bruce ragsdale, whose new book, washington at the plow, discusses these changes. Explains how washingtons passion for farming led hi
Question of slavery. Yuck in the summer of 1787 in the midst of the meeting of the caution to the convention, George Washington recorded an outing in his diary. Observing some farmers at work, and entering into conversation with them, i received the following information with respect to the mode of cultivating buckwheat, and the application of the grain. In his letters and diary entities throughout his life, washington frequently makes observations on crops and farming practices. For his own mount vernon estate he kept careful accounts, always seeking improvements and agricultural practices. One can read washingtons own words online, the founding hosted by the National Archives to the National Historical publication commission. Overtime, washingtons ideas on agriculture and Agricultural Labor changed, based on his own experiences in applications of modern farming techniques. In todays program we will hear from author, bruce ragsdale, whose new book, washington at the plow, discusses th