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craig: the question is what would have been different if andrew johnson got along with sherman? that is too difficult for me to answer. that is something i should let craig answer. [laughter] craig: we can say anything, and who would know otherwise. there are two what if possibilities. what would lincoln have accepted in the kind of arrangement he made if he had not been assassinated? my guess is lincoln would have done a workaround, he would accept it the idea that the army surrendered and there is a temporary restoration of existing state government, but that is subject for further consideration, but the anger that was so possible in the north following the assassination made it impossible, i think, to accept terms other than surrender and he will tell you what will happen to you. there are two -- the tragedy implied in the title of our presentation, the tragedy in three acts is partly the what might have been? we don't know what might have been, but want the assassination -- but once the assassination took place, it is clear that it was going to be harder to bring about the ki

and craig johnson. nas.cnbc.com. >>> is netflix a threat to the restaurant industry? we'll explain the connection next. ♪ ♪ king arthur: ready! washington: charge! empress wu: charge! (in chinese) king arthur: charge! ♪ let your reign begin. evony, the mobile game. download now. >>> welcome back to power lun. . the good, the bad, the ugly. centine up. the company gained members with acquisitions of health net. now onto the bad, fmc. that stock is down by more than 6% after missing earnings and revenue expectations. it is an ugly day for michael koors. the retail jurors also lowering the 2017 outlook because of disappointing sales. >> thank you very much, melissa. netflix hitting an all time high. listen to what tillman fertitta says about food. >> netflix is spending $6 billion and they want to order food in, cook it in and it's having a huge effect on the restaurant industry. >> a lot of them reporting after the bell. susan li joins us now. do you have a point, susan? >> he has a point. more people are

. >> craig livingstone! so david johnson, a pretty common name. >> he does my hair!s out there we apologize and we especially apologize to the david johnson who was an nsc spokesman and deputy white house press conference for the clinton administration. we are clarifying this morning that congressman, former congressman from california, tom lantos did not ask you to commit suicide. tom had a wonderful family and took his family down to swim in the house gym. a vecolorful character. i think he survived the holoust. a great man. on his wall he had my favorite picture when you'd go into his office and it was the line of tanks in tiananmen square and one kid standing. >> with the flower? >> no, no, no. >> his hand is up. >> and for the rest -- it was "time" magazine and we wanted to make him person of the year. we tried to find the guy standing in front of the tanks in tiananmen square and never could find him. >> what a great idea. >> it was one of the most powerful visuals i've ever seen in my life. >> walter isaacson, thank you. >> julie pace, stay with us. chris coll

i named a guy named david johnson a couple of weeks and said he is a bigot. it was craig livingstone! >> you throw stuff against the wall and some of it sticks. >> so i need to be careful. mccabe, i don't know. hey, let's clean that up! i take that back! no. i thought mccabe was involved in the hillary thing. >> better do some research at the break. >> all of this gunk. the bottom line it's a mess at the fbi and i think they need to keep their noses clean like the white house. i'm with you. >> there you go. >> let's talk about glenn a little more. >> cpac, yesterday, steve bannon and reince priebus deny reports of tension and blame the media for negative reports and calling the press the opposition party and fascinating look into steve bannon's world view. >>> next week "morning joe" will have special coverage of president trump's first address to congress. we will be live on capitol hill tuesday and wednesday mornings starting at 6:00. you're watching "morning joe." we will be right back. ♪ (music plays throughout) ♪ announcer: get on your feet for the nastiest bull in t