abigail eventually prevailed, not surprisingly, and james was educated after abigail. the next first lady, to show any interest in civil rights and equality for african-americans was mary lincoln, who had come from a slaveholding family that some of her family fought for the south. but mary saw the horrors of slavery, and many of her family members did free their enslaved workers. mary seamstress elizabeth keckley was a free african american and she informed mary of the plight of many of the former enslaved workers who were fleeing to the north during the civil war and that they were living in poverty. they were starving. and mary personally gave hundreds of dollars of her own money to those individuals to keep them fed and clothed. and she also wrote letters on behalf of some of these freed slaves for government positions, including for elizabeth keckley. between the civil war and eleanor roosevelt, who really was the first lady who took so many stances on this issue, there was lucy hayes, who you just heard about in a recent op ed white house history happy hour. lizz

abigail: sean, it's great to have you back.ut a year since we last spoke and you know sonny , larger than life. he was very honest yesterday about the good and bad. starting with the good. when we spoke last year your assets under management were about $5 billion in luxury hotels around the u.s. and hawaii. you have added a property in europe, $6 billion. in this environment you are increasing assets. the difficulty we are hearing about in office. are there ripple effects in terms of a slow-moving crash through real estate that so many people are tracking? how do you see it? is it almost over? what inning are we in? sean: thank you for having me. i am honored to follow sonny kalsi a great friend and terrific guy. in hospitality we have had the benefit of being able to adjust prices dynamically both on the room rate side and food and beverage. in addition, we typically trade at wider cap rates than other real estate asset classes. if we are typically buying at a 7% cap rate and interest rates are now 8% there is a slight negativ

abigail: thanks for joining us. katie: our think the abigail doolittle and sonny kelce.mberg markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ the moment i met him i knew he was my soulmate. "soulmates." soulmate! [giggles] why do you need me? [laughs sarcastically] but then we switched to t-mobile 5g home internet. and now his attention is spent elsewhere. but i'm thinking of her the whole time. that's so much worse. why is that thing in bed with you? this is where it gets the best signal from the cell tower! i've tried everywhere else in the house! there's always a new excuse. well if we got xfinity you wouldn't have to mess around with the connection. therapy's tough, huh? -mmm. it's like a lot about me. [laughs] a home router should never be a home wrecker. oo this is a good book title. >> from the world of politics to the world of business, this is balance of power. live from washington, d.c. kailey: welcome to balance of power on bloomberg tv and radio. joe mathieu is off today. it is a busy day from here in washington, d.c. just about one hour from now, it is really prime minister be

abigail: i have to also imagine your family. rudin family is a story new york family, your grandfather started the company 100 years ago. i know that you do so much to really help the city, preserve the city, we came out of the pandemic stronger than ever. what are you focus on right now? samantha: our company is about to celebrate its 100th anniversary in 2025, huge milestone for us. all of these shifts in the market, cycles, downturns, we have been able to ride through them for the last 100 years. we take a long-term outlook on the city and we also see the importance and value of constantly giving back. my family has believed that if the city doesn't do well, if the city doesn't do well, it will have an impact on our business. we give back to, whether it is hospitals, schools, parks, the arts, all different organizations, to help infuse the fabric of the city. we see that as what is important for the long-term success of new york city. scarlet: samantha rudin earls, co-chief executive, abigail doolittle, thank you. tesla was o

let's go straight to abigail doolittle who has our latest movers. abigail: lots of movers to come here. throughout the shares of jetblue up 15%. at the highs, the stock up 23%. the best day since 2020. that is the degree of piety -- of buying power -- 6%. put up a mixed quarter. missed sales estimates. organic growth the lowest, slowest i should say in six quarters. they are unable to raise prices a ton. it suggests there is an intolerance on the part of consumers for higher prices. inflation we have been wondering about for a while. merck down 10%. the worst day since november of 2021. the worst day going back to 2008. they cut their full-year guide with the company highlighting china weakness. taking a look at crowdstrike because the weakness extends. since the failed upgrade, the debacle, the stock down 42%. 12 of it coming today. this after delta hired a prominent attorney to seek possible compensation for the outage that affected them and delayed so many flights. microsoft of course, the outage having to do with microsoft windows. today microso

we go to abigail doolittle. abigail: the nasdaq 100 and s&p 500 at session lows.he s&p 500 down 1.5% so continuing last week's weakness. some of this has to do with uncertainty around alexion 2024. if we look at some of the other indexes the nasdaq 100 this index now i believe on pace for a third down week in a row down 2.3%. you can see small-cap outperforming but still down 3/10 of 1%. take a look at this nasdaq 100 fix at a 21 handle a big spread to the s&p 500 vix at 16, both of these indexes measure uncertainty so uncertainty rising for the factor such a big spread suggests there could be more volatility as a likes of apple, microsoft, tesla and google are falling on the day. making it a bit of a risk off day we do have the two year yield down 10 basis points nearly out of 439 that tells you investors are going towards bonds. we have all kinds of breakdowns on various indexes. let's take another look at the chip index because nvidia and broadcom to the bigger drags on the day. this is the 50 day moving average and today we are gapping below it. that tells you

then we get to abigail and abigail, although she was from a different part of the country, massachusetts, and she was in congress final minister's daughter and. she was vehemently opposed to slavery, really liked martha and respected martha. and when she became first lady, she asked martha for her entertainment. and she basically followed that and abigail was different that she was absent almost half of john adams term, either because of sickness or because she was taking care of a sick daughter. but you can document abigail has things, feelings this first ladies in the wonderful documentation she left which is at the massachusetts historical society the adams. it's an incredible treasure trove of early founding of our nation. so what did abigail do that very unique because she was john's policy advisor on and normally she was very good but she advised john to support the alien and sedition acts which basically made it a crime to speak out against the government and thomas jefferson and who was adams vice president at the time left and went back to monitor he was so upset and many people

we have our own bloomberg's abigail doolittle.lled -- you have coined the term "prop tech." with does airbnb look like now? clelia: i think it was pretty nice and around the time that airbnb was being founded. there were companies like zillow, truly are, but the broader disruption of the real estate industry driving the most gdp across every economy in the world was really and it's very early days at that time. -- in its very early days at that time. this spring we had the co-ceo of picasso who i know that you know and there are other co-ceo's, the founder of zillow, he said that home sharing, the cochairing of homes is the american dream. do you agree? i love how you are nodding your head. it is hard to know if we agree with that also. do you think picasso could potentially be the next airbnb or zillow? scarlet: i think picasso -- clelia: i think picasso is allowing people in particular to share second homes. i do think we have an affordability crisis across this country and that different innovations that allow people to access

then we get to abigail and abigail, although she was from a different part of the country, massachusetts, and she was in congress final minister's daughter and. she was vehemently opposed to slavery, really liked martha and respected martha. and when she became first lady, she asked martha for her entertainment. and she basically followed that and abigail was different that she was absent almost half of john adams term, either because of sickness or because she was taking care of a sick daughter. but you can document abigail has things, feelings this first ladies in the wonderful documentation she left which is at the massachusetts historical society the adams. it's an incredible treasure trove of early founding of our nation. so what did abigail do that very unique because she was john's policy advisor on and normally she was very good but she advised john to support the alien and sedition acts which basically made it a crime to speak out against the government and thomas jefferson and who was adams vice president at the time left and went back to monitor he was so upset and many people

we will do that with abigail doolittle. abigail: in contrast to the last week, we had the big tech trade working out. this could be some reflection of this reset 2024 presidential election because of course last week one reason big tech was falling was the idea that if donald trump was elected, their administration could potentially be negative protect. we don't know those policies at all, but piper center saying they might put up another big bank beat. tesla, microsoft, apple, lots of green on the screen. we have shares of reddit trading higher as they have struck a deal to team up with the nfl and nba to boost revenue. up about 3% right now. up more than 90% since its march ipo. finally, it is not all great. we have the indexes off of their highs. the s&p 500 up half of a percent. it had been up 1%. they missed estimates as fewer people upgraded their wireless equipment, and priced to perfection, the stock into today still up about 40%. into today, up 40% on the october lows. surprised to perfection, they did not deliver

abigail: -- sonali: stocks stabilizing. wall street getting relief as it better than expected gdp data helps ease fears. matt: the biggest ipo. we speak with the cofounders of lineage as the cold storage firm makes its trading debut. katie: a conversation with the nasdaq ceo and will discuss the market and m&a strategy in just a few moments. let's get a look at the markets. the s&p 500 taking a bit of a dive, off by .3%, following through on yesterday's losses. the nasdaq 100 even more so. big tech down .9%, had their worst day in two years yesterday. we will see how trading shakes out. looking at the bond rally, maybe a haven bid. 10-year treasury yield off by five basis points. matt: it looks like we are heading back down in terms of stocks. talk about it with lauren goodwin. it looked like yesterday the big slides we saw, biggest losses on the major indexes -- indices were kicked off by tesla earnings and google, both of which showed it is going to be a wild before ai and robotics start to pay off. that theme that has be

then we get to abigail and abigail, although she was from a different part of the country, massachusetts, and she was in congress final minister's daughter and. she was vehemently opposed to slavery, really liked martha and respected martha. and when she became first lady, she asked martha for her entertainment. and she basically followed that and abigail was different that she was absent almost half of john adams term, either because of sickness or because she was taking care of a sick daughter. but you can document abigail has things, feelings this first ladies in the wonderful documentation she left which is at the massachusetts historical society the adams. it's an incredible treasure trove of early founding of our nation. so what did abigail do that very unique because she was john's policy advisor on and normally she was very good but she advised john to support the alien and sedition acts which basically made it a crime to speak out against the government and thomas jefferson and who was adams vice president at the time left and went back to monitor he was so upset and many people

kailey: abigail doolittle, thank you so much. this is something else we were discussing in our special coverage last night, thinking of the timeline. we are exactly four weeks out from the democratic convention in chicago beginning august 19, which is just weeks away from the fed's meeting in september in which the prevailing wisdom in the markets as they're getting ready to cut rates. something i kept asking, this has injected a whole other element of political uncertainty that was not there before for the federal reserve. if the race is updated in this way, does it change the calculation as to whether or not they want to cut rates before the election knowing everything could be even more highly politicized? most of the experts we spoke with yesterday said they don't think so but it is something to consider. joe: you will hear cries of politics being at play, especially if it is a member of this administration. a little bit different when he think of an outsider coming into the race. a lot of republicans see kamala harris as jus

abigail: you were talking about ge, up 5.63%. they put up the big earnings and also on aerospace strength. the downside, ups down 12%, the worst day since 2008. they missed by 10% on the top and bottom and seeing an unfortunate mix of weaker demand and rising costs. let's look at what is working. coca-cola of 1%, boosted on higher prices. philip morris up 2.7% were also beating and on smoke-free products. big earnings after the bell, tesla and alphabet reporting after the bell. tesla down 1% but this is ridiculous. the stock is now almost a double from the april lows. the pressure is on. will they deliver? alphabet up .6%. matt: i was looking at all of the carmakers from september 2022 and i put a chart together porsche, which is why i chose september of 2022 when they ipo versus mercedes, bmw, ford, general motors. porsche has underperformed everyone but at least it has made gains. if you look at tesla since september 2022. by the way, i swear i made the chart. katie: we can see it. matt: in any case, tesla is down in that perio

. >> kayleigh: go on with it abigail disney. daughter of the co-founder roy disney i intend to stop any contributions to the party unless and until they lee place biden at the top of the ticket. we have an excellent vice president. if democrats would tolerate any of her perceived shortcomings even one tenth as much as they have tolerated bidens and let's not kid ourselves where race and gender figure in that inequality. and if democrats can find a way to stop quibbling and rallying around her, we can win this election by a lot. we can pars a lot of the points she made. let's stay on the point these are people writing checks with a lot of zeros and they both said not anymore. >> todd: that begs the question of how much is money essential to politics? i would argue if joe biden no longer has the donor support, i don't care how much joe biden wants to stay in the race, and how much jill biden -- excuse me, dr. jill biden wants to remain first lady, it's not going to matter if the moneyed interests are out either supporting someone

abigail: eli lilly is up .4%.ypically don't have the acquirer higher, but more if it is up 75%, close to the price they offered. $3.2 billion in cash, about $57 per share. the fact that the stock is there, folks think the deal will be done. interesting that eli lilly investors are putting a stamp of approval on it. it broadens them out. the company has got-related science. eli lilly has been doing great but they are in immunology, every percent of their revenue. this will broaden them out to some degree in that area with some early-stage trials which their ceo says wants to start making those kinds of deals. scarlet: interesting that eli lilly makes the deal not long after the ceo talking about how he didn't need to make a splashy purpose -- purchase. abigail: i would argue it is not so splashy. it is for those that own morphic but it is a $2 billion market cap company. early-stage developmental, one selective molecule inhibitor for ibd. it is being used in three clinical trials, two in ulcerative colitis, one in

but now clean water is scarce. abigail bernard belongs to the so i tried, the nickel industry is expanding into her district around when of a many residents have been forced to sell their land due to financial problems. abigail is raising awareness about the dire situation of her community. well, the little room was that less than a 100 do see people could still be in these waters and collection fish was last name is that i'm going gotten got any is so busy, but now they can't do that anymore because of that money. i don't know what i'm putting on the ongoing expansion of nickel mining has led to water pollution deforestation, and a disruption of the local eco systems. active as most re, armoire, is documenting the destruction caused by indonesia is when a big industrial park or i w i p. the coastline used to be covered with carl reeks regarding about the current res. that's good because i'm sending a demand growth course with the easy for people to go fishing and come back with a good catch. they remove them, but since the company i w i p started we came in and from the columbus, people a

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abigail disney, an heiress to the disney family fortune, told cnbc she will stop contributing to the democratic party unless president biden withdraws. abigail disney called president biden a good man who has served his country well, but says the stakes are too high. she says vice president kamala harris is a solid alternative. abigail disney has given large amounts of money to democrat party candidates, along with the jane fonda climate political action committee, and also to planned parenthood. >> a lot of people headed to lake tahoe for a little relief from our hot weather. thousands of people packed the beaches, all with the same idea. traffic was slow, parking lots were filled, and the lake is full of water from all the snow we've had. the past two weeks. people say the trip was worth it for that temperature, and we had already been in it for a few days and we were like girl, girls and boys. >> we're heading to lake tahoe. >> well, back at home right now, it's 104 degrees. and what is it up here right now? 70 something. so yes, this is the place to be. >> now, people might notic

she wrote and corresponded with abigail adams and and and lots of the others.i mean, there's a whole list if you go and have a look at her published letters, which recently have been put out by oxford university press. i think you'll find all of her correspondence with these great founding characters and there's a bit of a topsy turvy feel to these letters as well. but she's in a way, the more the more prominent of the figures in 1775, probably one of the most perilous moments of the whole foundation story. macaulay wrote a pamphlet in support of the the first continental congress. so she's a really important character. again, we'll get back to her. i know. i've got to keep moving on, so let's keep moving on. but you can see if you look in the corner, a little nod to sydney in the bottom, the great champion of liberty from the 17th century. okay, next slide, someone he didn't like, macaulay as well. someone who didn't like macaulay at all, i should say. but someone who appears in my story as a foil to the progressives to the enlightenment ers who believed that

to be perfect and abigail's always nagging him and haranguing. not only you write more, you know, you never call, or your handwriting should be better, but use your powers of reason to master your unreasonable passions. there is avarice and ambition lurking everywhere. you've got to achieve self perfection so you can serve others. and he internalizes constantly and he's always beating himself up for minor failures of temper. i mean, he keeps these incredible diaries. you know, it's i'm spending too much time at the theater i'm growing corpulent. i'm i'm getting stout drinking too much. but he literally i'm becoming corpulent by to the theater too much write to himself to to that he's like not even enjoy to the theater without fearing corpulent. so well, i mean he thought he was drinking, you know, too much, but that always he stops. he's so self-aware and he in the in these very vivid raw passages is describing and recording his feelings, it's spiritual diary. he has a first phase where he's the boylston professor of order oratory at harvard read

we mentioned abigail disney.d me they are worried about the focus on this conversation takes the focus off of trump, who is an anti-democratic candidate with authoritarian tendencies who is now newly empowered by the supreme court immunity ruling. the head of the heritage foundation that is running projects 2025 said the country is in what he called the second american revolution and it could be bloodless if the last allows it to be. there is this alarming language. are we losing sight of the stakes? >> i think so. before he went to prison, i went to see steve bannon and interviewed him and i was scared out of my mind. i asked him what would happen. he said it will be nothing like 2017. now we have people who have been vetted and trained and we will go after the deep state. it looked like a dismantling of the civil service. and that is just the beginning. i think people are losing focus on that. i have been a broken record on this for seven years. it is also true that every american has seen an elderly relative i

and president day money, one, my call centrist coalition came 2nd prompting prime minister and abigail outside to announce he will resign on monday. the price was well $10.00 fronts. the 2nd round to see to the fall, right, met with julian celebrations in paris. before we code new popular front, a coalition of left wing parties is now projected to win the most seen as the demo. first of all, you move to move, we us so immensely relieved. where you, you see what ever you see tonight we are allowed something that we had started to doubt to show the day. and dante is younger, the love for our country, not to be the left wing alliance. rising to the top has prompted french prime minister gabriella tall to announce his resignation. after president emmanuel mack cross centrist alliance, ranked 2nd in the polls as well. tonight, and the political policy i have represented during this campaign as 3 times more in peace. and we were predicted last week to man, but we do not have a majority. in order to on our republican volley, gave us the cuttings from tomorrow morning. i will submit my resigna

abigail fisher filed her lawsuit in 2008. - a white high school senior, abigail fisher. - fisher claimedt file her lawsuit out of the blue. she was handpicked by conservative activist edward blum. [edward] her case went to the supreme court the first time in 2013. and we won an important element in this long term legal strategy. it's a nuanced decision. it's a vintage kennedy. basically, he said you can still consider race for purposes of diversity, but you have to satisfy a higher burden. fisher made it much harder for schools to defend their admissions policies. you could see from the language that the supreme court started using around 2013 that affirmative action was vulnerable. with that bar now being reset much higher, a decision was made to sue harvard as a private university. we ended up suing the university of north carolina as the public school. - jose, forgive the interruption. brian williams here with you from new york. we have had a decision just handed down. [edward] the most disappointing case was fisher ii. that's when abigail fisher, after really prevailing in fisher i,

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there is a resemblance to abigail and there is. well, one of the treasures that is in this room is right here. what is this? this is the desk on which the treaty of paris was signed, which ended the american revolution. the american revolution? who signed it. well, if we look, we can see john adams. benjamin franklin and john jay. is that the original of paris that we're looking at? this is a copy. but the desk is real. the desk is the absolute that everyone sat and signed. now this desk was also used in a new miniseries. yes. executive produced by author stacy schiff. that's correct. and we were certainly interested in this series because it explores a life of benjamin franklin in paris right at the time that he became a diplomat and some extraordinary things brought france into the american revolution and allowed us a clear advantage. to get this desk over to paris. mm hmm. what. what did that entail? oh, it was extraordinary. with something like a national treasure. certainly, we. we the job very seriously. but we wanted so much

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abigail disney of the famous disney dynasty stops funding the democratic party as long as joe is a candidateintend to stop all donations party until they replace biden. this is realism, not disrespect. biden is a good man and has served his country admirably, but the stakes are too high. the owner of netflix, the largest online movie theater in the world, reed hastings, is looking for an energetic candidate. hastings is the most important link in the company, netflix has an audience of 200 million subscribers, but most importantly, it is the largest sponsor. according to the new york times, the entrepreneur has already transferred $20 million to the democratic party. need to step aside to allow an energetic democratic leader defeat trump and keep us safe and prosperous. agencies uncover a conspiracy; at least 25 congressmen and democrats are preparing a letter to the president asking him to withdraw from the race. along with the presidential elections , elections to the house of representatives will also be held on november 5. with a locomotive like biden, the democratic candidates are doome

the leading actress vimaran, that is , the hound abigail, is an actress of 2 and a half years old, thishe movie through an acquaintance and was brought by a dog handler. abi has been in training for 2 years already, she has been preparing for filming for a month. tricks she fulfilled all the wishes of the director, cameraman, producer, she fulfilled everything, that is, it was not difficult for her, she felt good, all sorts of peculiar jumps with an actor, going long distances is quite difficult for dogs. koruza as a child in life as a puppy sarbonna, none yet. professional approach, prepare according to chekhov’s system, not to be confused with stanislavsky. if we take stanislavsky, then you are trying to somehow transfer yourself to those circumstances that are in the plot there on the character, and for ochekhova - this is more when you go from the character, that is. you don’t accept anything of yourself, but purely dress it up as a shell of your character already built from him and this helps, everything that surrounds the actors is the work of artists, finding a suitable building

abigail dizzy for one. she said that she will withhold donations unless biden drops out. there are other top donors, rather, trying to erase what is $100 million escrow fund to bankroll a biden replacement. how big of an impact could this have on biden's campaign if he stays in the race? should this be a factor in biden and leadership decisions going forward considering the money? >> the fundraising has been off the charts for biden/harris. i would encourage donors that we have had multiple lanes. we have to get the biden/harris ticket elected. we also have to win the house. i would tell people invest in the house races. those races across the country, the house members need our support. let us make hakeem jeffries the speaker. there are many opportunities and many places where donors can get engaged. whether it is the presidency, the senate and as a member of the house, let us support our fellow house members and win back the house and make it blue and ensure we can pass polities national policies. they will continue to put their money there. >> money is one thing but ar

lindsey mentioned abigail adams when george washington died. i mean, one of the smartest things she said and she said a lot of smart things is that simple. should be his his eulogy. and part of that simple truth that he had flaws. he made mistakes. but he also left this incredible legacy and so so, you know, a note of optimism. i'm encouraged by what we saw in the poll. i think just i want to add one amendment or additions not amendment additions, which right which that actually celebrating flawed people is so much more useful and and allows us to actually appreciate their contributions more because if their heroic person than doing heroic things is to be expected if they are flawed humans and they do extraordinary things, then that is much more impressive to me and is a much more useful thing. understand about how that was possible than some sort of worship you. yeah. and the other interesting poll result had to do with whether the founding fathers should inform our decisions today. and once again, there was unanimity by republican and democra

hastings, abigail disney halting donation to biden. one group of donors is reported working to raise as much is $100 million for an escrow fund called next-generation pack they will be used to support a replacement candidate. even the economists have turned on and featuring the presidential walker on the cover of their latest issue. here is what voters have to say. >> they should do a swap out for another candidate. i do think he should bow out i don't think you should have a person like that running for a leader of your country. he does not seem with it i don't think it is his age i don't mind his age at all. it is like literally questioning his health and his cognitive health. >> if you cannot see he is unfit for office you are crazy. the guys just not there. >> joe to meet now wisconsin senator ron johnson. senator it's good to see if resources are telling fox there is a letter of being circulated among democrat lawmakers calling on biden to leave the race if he cannot kick concerns over his mental acuity but what are you coming fro

reading of the declaration of independence by actors for training historical characters, including abigail adams, benjamin franklin and thomas jefferson, hosted by the national art, and at 7:00 a.m. eastern, watch american history tv series historic convention speeches featuring remarks by presidential nominees and other figures from the last several decades. push coalition fender jesse jackson spoke of the 1988 democratic national convention in atlanta after losing the pay's nomination to massachusetts governor michael dukakis exploring the american story. watch american history tv saturdays on c-span two and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at c-span.org /history. g class why not new yorkers, >>> from july 13th to 16th, 1863, in the middle of the civil war, thousands of poor and working-class white new york is, incensed by a neck it is in the new military, resentful about wartime hardship and inflamed by the lincoln administration cements patient policies, looted and destroyed buildings battle police, state militia and rural trpsand brutally attacked the