eaton branch who were on the side previously. this division is going to precipitous to such a level that eventually we are going to see some members of his cabinet resigning, which will then have a snowball effect. so it was first martin van buren and john eaton who offered to resign right? right because they resigned first and then wasn't seen as politically motivated for jackson to ask the rest of his cabinet to resign or much of the rest of his cabinet. the one remaining candidate member is going to be william berry the postmaster general. this is not going to be the end of the political careers of those men involved who did resign. john eaton will eventually become the first territorial governor of florida. interesting li later he will become a minister to spain, which means that peggy is going to be present in a lot of royal courts in europe, it's a great snub to all the women that excluded her, right? john c calhoun is eventually going to resign as vice president before the end of the first term here. he will later be elect

first, of course, is john henry eaton. right. who will become secretary of war, the kind of predecessor, the secretary of defense you may recognize, martin van buren. right. who will eventually become himself. he's serving as secretary state, the nation's chief diplomat. william berry will also be important for us. he serves as a postmaster general. right. and some of these other folks going to be important from a position of being in the opposite. so jackson nominee, eight men who largely not have much experience in national government, they really didn't have national political profile and they certainly were not really part of this washingtonian elite that had been constructed. and, of course, the most controversial appointment is, john eaton. right. shortly after jackson is elected, eaton wrote to the then president elect that he intended to marry peggy. right. this is after her first husband had passed. and really, jackson is supportive of this of this marriage. he had become quite close with the two. he and his wife and he

in addition to rock wellington arch and eaton open points to emerson, ptc and ensis as key beneficiaries. they write emerson, those name also continue to benefit but as these investments are not anticipated to be creative e earnings till next year and supply chain have referenced the earnings system still slowing down orders. take a look at these stocks, chip beneficiary, they've outperformed over the past one month as investors shift from growth to sort of the cyclical names, eaton and emerson up 16%, rock wellington arch up about 10%. carl >> seema, appreciate that. seema mody let's dig deeper into the chip sector and get a closer look at competition on a global level as china tries to catch the united states' tail and gain share. it continues to face hurdles including the commerce department's new restrictions to protect a key technology our next guest takes a deep dive into this year's long battle to dominate the chip industry in his new book "chip war." joining us is the author, chris miller appreciate the time. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> i wonder how you'

clement at le again seeded here between churchill and anthony eaton, later said that we have worked with him, churchill, know how quickly he can change from the great man to a child. in his war memories churchill recalled the period from january 1942 to 1943 as a time when the war turned for almost uninterrupted disaster to almost on unbroken success. and indeed the first six months of 1942 were a disaster. for the british anyway it began with the surrender of singapore in february. the largest capitulation of british forces in history. and for churchill personally, another surrender this time in north africa, when to brooke was seized for a second time. but failed to hold on this occasion, unlike previously. george will happen to be in washington for yet another conference when he received the news of the surrender at sherbrooke. and he was meeting with roosevelt and his advisers, and it was at this meeting that one of the most enduring moments in the two men's relationship occurred. this was highly embarrassing to surrender was highly embarrassing for churchill. but after a stunned sil

. >> everybody sits down in eaton and looks it's a lot of work.ffering is the opportunity sit down with their family and friends and let us take care of you. >> that was nancy loo reporting for us tonight. >> checking our weather forecast again. looking outside. you can see the bay bridge and the bay and it's nice and crystal clear out their beautiful out lot of people will be hitting the road at lawrence for. >> turkey day traveling. what should they expect? one of my favorite movies of all time, trains, planes and automobiles, right? and that's what >> exactly folks should be doing. traveling around, headed out to see friends and family and i think the weather around here looking good that the sfo right now you've got some partly cloudy skies and light winds of the west at about 10 miles per hour. no delays being reported there. in fact, across the country. here's the very latest condition. you can see all the green there. that is a good sign. no delays reported across most of the country right now. but there is a storm that could affect travel

there are laws in place and paul eaton _ available.e? well, certainly i think the subject _ should they be? well, certainly i think the subject directly - should they be? well, certainly i think the subject directly to - should they be? well, certainly i think the subject directly to her. think the subject directly to her knees so you all its powers. every housing provider should be given an inspection of its property. that often doesn't happen. the repair should be the first time that the housing provider knows what is going on. this is something that needs to be addressed at the individual provider level. the housing and menstruation, the council and also the regular doctor needs to be proactive in inspecting a fence. and penalising authorities. and certainly with individual complaints when they go to the housing they can award composition against the landlord. forfailure to award composition against the landlord. for failure to carry out repairs in a timely way. and we see what dampness can do to the decorations and furnishings and

>> yeah, it is apropos with what phil said about ford eaton does power management now, gotten rid oflot of what i would call extraneous divisions. they missed by a little bit, but david, in the old days, a company like eaton would be one of the first to fire, or an industrial company that would fire ford would fire. you asked me earlier about the fed and what they might do the firings are not occurring in the metal bending, in the industrial companies i mean, cleveland was downgraded today. i haven't seen -- steel company. new quarter's not firing so, what's happening is the trouble with the fed is that they need to see, believe it or not, i hate to say this, more layoffs, and they're not getting the layoffs that they need if you're jay powell, you can't say, we need more people fired, but i think you would have expected more people to be fired. >> why are you making a distinction between what you're saying are coming layoffs in technology companies, which, by the way, dominate in many ways, our economy and have very high-paying jobs why wouldn't that be enough? it's a great question

men such as antony eaton, who is seeded third from our left with his former secretary.d to overlook the man who was in fact, if not in name, churchill's deputy prime minister, and the -- he was seated at churchill's right. these two men could not have been more different. but during the war, churchill concentrated on the -- and on the alliance and -- day-to-day business, including during the war cabinet, and leading the house of commons. one other member, the man seated at the far left, earnest bevin, was the minister of labor. devin was a dominating figure of the tories unions in britain. he and churchill generally admired each other. churchill side of devin that he had the right stuff in him. churchill needed to create a war common room, that job mainly fell to devin during the nightly raids and later in the war during the v one and v two attacks on southern england. it was devin who mobilized not just all men, but women to wage the war. women were conscripted in world war ii under churchill's government. they could either serve in the land army, they could work in th

the duke's former eaton mates were less than impressed after she confronted him if she didn't share herr joins me now. thanks for being here today. so you know, we also heard this from william as well, right? there were lots of warnings apparently from the friends. but they didn't seem to matter. in fact, they may have dug harry's heels in even more. >> absolutely. there's no doubt that harry wasn't going to listen to any advice or any warnings. what is really interesting, how right the warnings were. they saw megan as an adventurous that didn't intent to stay in britain but use the male ticket of being a duchess but to improve her career in hollywood and america. harry was angry with all of those people, including his brother, william, for threatening that meghan was unsuitable and he should take his time. >> martha: let me ask you about the book "spare." a lot of people that watch this want to know, did he leave everything in. is it going to be as critical of some members of the royal family, camilla perhaps, as we have heard? >> well, you start with all of the terrible things that th

changed american politicking forever, with marches, publicity stunts and -- in seattle doctor cora north eatonhored the washington women's cookbook, votes for women and good things to eat. she was also an accomplished mountaineer who had been on washington's peaks. i think there are six big peaks. she led a party of men and women. the women had to wear knickerbockers which are sort of canvas shorts that kind of buckle under the knee. she let lead this party on a three-week camp ink trip to carry a suffrage and to the summit of mount or ran the air. ranier. here she is in washington. the other washington. by 1914, suffragists had one in washington, california, oregon, arizona, kansas, nevada and montana. most western women could now vote before women in a single state back east. ironically, by the time of the suffragist triumph that, you're the west demography had synchronized with the rest of the country. women no longer benefited from the settlement era's unprecedented opportunities for. as world war i loomed, some societies conservative turn act aggravated by women's economic and political g

those of you who know, election nights are kind of triggering for me, and i wish i would not have eatond all those slices of pizza, but it feels like to me the dobbs decision was the straw that broke the camel's back, and the idea of how much was tolerable. i spoke to joe and mika about this, and i spent the better part of the year outside this country talking to people about america, and what i come back and tell my fellow americans is to live in a democracy is a privilege, that somebody like me, i did not grow up in a democracy. to come and go to the polls and do it safely is really a privilege, and that's what we are reminded of last night, and we talk about tim ryan being a hero, and i am sad tim did not win the ohio senate race, and he showed what it was like to be a leader. i am glad you had bob woodward and meacham on earlier, and i remember getting the call from then vice president, al gore, and calling and saying i will not challenge, and i was the one that took the call when barack obama called hillary clinton in 2016, and meanwhile people were calling hillary and saying don't