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and unthinkable though it may seem, oppressing concern, the other story that doesn t get as much press, donald trump, leak some emails, weeks and months ago. it is another thousand plus emails from john podesta, the campaign chair pushed out by wikileaks and one phrase in particular, a week after clinton announced her candidacy top aides were preparing a speech and john podesta wrote back the following in an email, quote, she had begun to hate every day americans but we should use it the first time she says i am running for president because every day americans made a champion. and referring to clinton hating the phrase every day americans, others say it can show contempt for every day americans. donald trump sweet the did that the one email for clinton spokesperson, in may 2005, a month or two after the story, you see the tweet, unbelievable with a picture of the email, in the email he received a heads up from someone in the department of justice about filing for a p ....
beyer offering to acquire monsanto, largest agriculture chemical company. the stocks on the move on this big deal. big deal of the day. market action meanwhile looks mix in asia overnight at the g-7 finance meeting ending with no action. nikkei hang seng lower, shanghai kospi higher. a third of a percent. cac quarante down and in the u.s. futures look like this edging lower, we have a of course, a handful of economic reports and earning reports this week. we are expecting a lower open forking the broader averages. all the stories coming up right here this morning and with me trading partners michael block, anthony scaramucci, good to see you guys. good morning. maria: feels like a busy day with the beyer deal. we were just talking about this, people are looking for a higher bid than 122, this is starting point. we are going to hear more about this. maria: this gets a number of other companies moving as well in the sector. we will be watching that. as you can see m ....
nation s highest office. we have got to elect hillary clinton and tim kaine. [ crowd booing ] a rocky start to the democratic convention, where bernie sanders supporters booed hillary clinton. democrats, though, appear to unify, eventually, behind mrs. clinton. the hope of democrats that enthusiastic sanders supporters will, in the end, vote for the former secretary of state. [ cheering ] and she appeared onstage later after his impassioned speech, making the case for clinton to be his successor. and then on the final night, the former first lady making her own case for why she should now be the first woman to be elected president of the united states. and in the end, it comes down to what donald trump doesn t get america is great nuclear weapons. meanwhile, donald trump no stranger to staying in the news. indeed, stayed in the news during the democratic convention, making campaign stops, talking about russians hacking public officials, and blasting ms. clinto ....
hearing yesterday. you can take place by phone, if you are a republican call 202-748-8001, if a democrat call 202-748-8000, independent call 202-748-8002. if not by phone, you can weigh in on social media, our to her handle is http://twitter.com/cspanwj. or you can send us an e-mail at journal@c-span.org. it is front-page news just about everywhere. here is a sampling. the washington post, back in the benghazi hotseat. her fromjust of different times in the day. grilling,ndles panels the 2016 presidential race silently looms large. de financial times, clinton efiant in republican interrogation over benghazi. another set of photos of the secretary at different points making different types of gestures throughout the day. times, she is engaged in an intense session. little new is revealed, that is the new york times. a couple more before we get to your calls. onnton pins responsibility stevens, this the front page. plenty of the fireworks, but no spoken gun. piece ....
ms. swain: this is the woodrow wilson house in washington d.c., the home of our 28th president and former first lady edith wilson after they left the white house in 1921. you ll be seeing more of it over the next two hours as we tell the story of the two wilson administration first ladies, ellen and edith. ellen and woodrow met in their 20s and their love for each other was reflected in passionate letters. an accomplished artist as well as his intellectual companion, she helped guide his career from academia to politics. in adopting causes, she set an example for future first ladies. ellen wilson died in the white house just a year and a half into the president s term. the grieving president soon met washington businesswoman edith galt through a mutual friend. they married after a secret courtship and edith wilson served as first lady for more than five years. her unprecedented role in managing the president s affairs after he suffered a stroke remains one of the most c ....