he idolized henry ford. but he liked them because he was the world richest that henry ford was a terrible person which i found out that he got his ideas what he would do about germany by reading ford's book because the european caucus we made cars for the masses. and then to make cars for the masses and to say i can do the same thing using production techniques and then rebuild the economy that is the right idea and he did execute that and then sketched a car and and if you saw that it was like a volkswagen. that's what he came up with. and then to have a huge portrait and in dearborn michigan so in his mind coming to america that gave them the money it was crazy stuff but it all played into the story and we kept coming up with the stories and i won't tell you what it is but if you read the book, this is a tease. [laughter] and in 1934. but it was the depression. and then followed by meeting in the penthouse to discontinue the cadillac which was a big deal that was the number one luxury car in america. not e

meantime i will go to ford.his is the guy who in a stronger economy, probably poses the biggest threat to president trump because his other big contender neck-and-neck as of right now is bernie sanders who has a socialist message, very popular among the kid but if the economy is strong you know it doesn't really lend itself to that dramatic of a change. so you know is this guy, does the economy help joe biden and does it you know, kind of put him on more of a level playing field with president trump in the actual election? >> well, look, i think president trump's biggest asset is the economy. whether it is the low unemployment or manufacturing jobs created throughout the industrial midwest. if we move to a general election i do think the joe biden gives democrats the best chance of beating president trump, essentially the 2020 electoral map will be exactly the same pretty much as it was in 2016. when it comes to democratic primary, fund-raising aside, joe biden will spend more time fighting the past then he figh

juaine: amazon, starbucks, niper, ford. caroline: t-mobile. romain: obviously the big one we are looking for is amazon, which should hit any minute now. we sell weakness heading into the close, some nervousness about what growth we will see. lisa: what are you looking out of the company? romaine: the cost. the capex spending. caroline: first quarter net sales, $57.9 billion quite mixed, $59.7 billion is what we hoped. earnings-per-share coming in at seven dollars zero nine cents -- $7.09, well ahead of estimates. we will have to see what is factored into that. billion,sales of $.7 in line with expectations. romaine: the second quarter net sales number forecast looking forward, giving guidance of $59.5 billion. the average analyst estimate was around $62.4 billion. guideend to conservatively. it looks like they beat on some may numbers. joe: we see the stock up 2%. it will be noisy. there's a lot to go through, but the initial reaction is positive. caroline: exactly. intel coming in with numbers as well. full-year revenue of about $69 billion,

that may sound crazy when ford rallied nearly 11% but ford is the exception that proves the rule. they're pulling back from the unprofitable portion of the vehicle market worldwide everybody else has gotten hit, especially the stocks of technology companies that bit heavily on the industry, manufacturing companies, 3m, tool works, even tesla, intel. they've all been hammered. although intel, i don't know, the intel, there are so many things going wrong on intel it's not easy to tell if it's related. so what's driving the secular decline? i think people have a hard time getting their heads around this because the autos have been central to the economy for nearly a essentially vry they always bounce back, right hold it. consider the forces against the auto business, forces that were considered head wind just a couple weeks ago, even as they now seem like permanent gale-force winds, eroding the industry's profitability before our eyes and at the epicenter of the pain you have the soon-to-be $90 billion frill la, that is uber for years we viewed uber as a terrific ride hailing service

we have ford soaring 8%. phil is here >> if they can close above $10 that's a level that ford shares have not seen since august of last year. so what worked in the first quarter for ford well, north america continues to be the main story here they made $2.2 billion in north america in the first quarter that's, remember, they're transitioning towards more suvs and they already are strong in trucks and they're trying to push that lever even harder and that division, earnings up 24% in the first quarter and ford motor credit hadda huge quarter and the china business is improving and here's cfo bob shafrp shanks talking about what he sees in china for ford >> the chinese economy seems to be stabilizing and they were flat on a year over year basis and the government has already announced some things that they're going to do, for example, a reduction in that to stimulate the broader economy and also our sector and there's rumors that they're going to do more so the government recognizes the importance of this parti

ford in the most 100 influential people list writing this for her. story spoken while holding back tears shook washington and the country. her courage in the face of those who wished to silence her galvanized americans. but ford is not the only one on the list. justice brett kavanaugh was also chosen. his profile was written by mitch mcconnell who said this. when unhinged partisanship and special interests sought to distract the senate from considering those qualifications we saw other facets of justice cavanaugh's character shine forth as well. here now is guy benson and marie harf, great to have you both with us tonight. thanks for being here. you know, first of all i guess about this tweet from jessica, who was horrified and she wasn't the only one. other people said this as well. you put her on the same list as the man she said assaulted her? so disappointing @ "time" magazine. what do you think about that? >> i have no problem with both of them being on the list. we're talking about the most influential on consequential in the news. i'm not sure

welcome to ford's theatre. my name is david kent and i'm the vice president for outreach and education for the lincoln group for the district of columbia. we are proud this year to help symposium with the abraham lincoln institute. i have the honor of introducing our first figure for this symposium. i am especially honored because our topic he will be discussing, lincoln and the natural environment. that is because, in addition to being a lincoln scholar and author of books and articles on a related, i am a lifelong career environmental scientist. i am very eager to hear what he has to say. is a professorc of english at roger williams university in bristol, rhode island. -- not far from where i did my early marine biology research and has served as the president of the lincoln group of boston since 2007. in addition to his many articles about abraham lincoln, he has written two books, the first published in 2002 was called "lincoln's moral vision" about the second inaugural address. the second was published thi

and then ford credit this is the big number $801 million that's how much it earned in ford credit laste that with a year ago when they earned 160 million in terms of guidance they're not giving any guidance in terms of earnings per share for the reminder of the year they do expect their overall earnings will steadily grow from here and mobility spending which gets a lot of attention, they spent $288 million on their mobility efforts. that was up compared to 186 million that was spent last year in the first quarter so guys, overall this is a number that i think investors will look at and they'll say is the turnaround finally taking hold, especially because they've got the costs down so dramatically over the last year and now you see the benefit in terms of north america sales, trucks, suvs, et cetera. >> we know you're going to ask the cfo in a minute. thank you. but mike first to you up 3% on these numbers. >> kind of incrementally encouraging. the stock has really been in this generation zone for a long time bigger picture it trades off where we in the auto cycle and progress toward n

we were just talking about ford, the best day for them since 2009.hile, health care is doing well. chips are again a laggards. >> health care the best-performing sector this week. lisa: it is a relief rally. it was a dire situation a few weeks ago. you can say the same for semiconductors. let's look at what is happening in terms of indices. we have a key move at 10:00 a.m.. the nasdaq selloff. we are also seeing slowly but surely grinding that much higher. >> you are seeing a market that is trying to buy into the growth story. when you pull back the gdp numbers it is not a strong but some people think the rally will go on. just because of something else. his the word of the day. caroline: we are just minutes away from the close. taking a look at the amazon affect. amazon is up 2.4%. other box retailers are down. some of the worst performers. after amazon put up a great first quarter beating earnings estimates. there also pledging one-day shipping for their top customers. this is what is bringing these other lee -- retailers lower. i spoke with an ana

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under ford because ford asked a question, do we need a interstate commerce commission in 1974. and that went to other questions being asked and ultimately, they deregulated the services and tried to do regular airlines. it's interesting because you know better than anyone, it became bipartisan and then global -- privatization but it started very modestly. and it's typical, the bottom line is, there's a lot of unknown history associated with the ford presidency and the, the nice thing as it turned out, he turns out to be much more interesting much more complicated of course and i thought that i knew him pretty well and i learned a lot of things. and things i suspect he did not know about himself. >> by the way, tomorrow morning if you're watching live at 9:00, these folks will be on our c-span call in show to take calls from the audience at large. susan -- >> we can stay here while i have great ones. we just talked about kennedy and nixon. they headed to seminole presidents in my lifetime. how do you rank them and why? >> irene john f. kennedy quite high. and i say that after re

it started under ford. because ford asked the question, do we need an interstate commerce commission? in 1974. not led to other questions being asked. ultimately, they deregulated the financial services and they tried to deregulate airlines. and it is generally because jimmy carter fixed it up, it became a bipartisan and then a global thing. margaret thatcher gave it a new name, privatization. but it started very modestly. that is typical. the bottom line is there is a lot of unknown history associated with the ford presidency. and the nice thing is he turns out to be a more interesting, complicated person. and i thought i knew him ready well. tonight -- pretty well. and i have learned a lot of things. i have learned some things that i suspect he did not know about himself. brian: tomorrow morning if you are watching this live at 9:00, folks will be on our c-span call in show to take calls from the audience. susan: we can stay here for a while, i have great ones. john asks, and we talked about kennedy and t

so, ford, i want your take on that follow-up for you ford, is you can see here, renewable energy, "medicareor all," free college, all of that is trending well above immigration which is republican issue. >> well, let me say this about establishing term limits. there is no question what americans understand, we have politicians in congress essentially are not doing american people's work f we establish term limits, essentially they will be forced because they will be out of office if they don't to do what the american people want. as for "medicare for all." that is something because essentially feces in tiffany's box. when 10 million people learn they lose their private insurance, taxes are going to go up, folks, current seniors on medicare advantage will lose benefits not a winning issue. keyser poll shows drops to mid 30s about longer delays, higher taxes. by all means the democratic party should run on that. as for joe biden he will spend more time battling past than battling the democratic field. it is not hands sy, touchy-feely vote, 1994 crime bill, anita hill clarence thomas hearing.

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the situation plus is the right hailing the right sherry moment fading or just heating up hillary ford which takes us behind the wheel of the future of funding for these companies all of that directly ahead but first some headlines. and we begin here it's a big one new regulations of online media and concerns about new threats to free speech broad new rules for internet content providers are being unveiled in the united kingdom over the weekend u.k. prime minister theresa may announced a menu of policy proposals including creating a regulator with the power to block specific sites and content and the whole companies and even individual executives at companies like facebook and google legally liable for the content carried on their platforms all of this of course is being done in the. theory to combat the spread of violent and extremist content false information and harmful material aimed at children again that's what we're told the concerns of mass shooting experts and those who want greater regulation kicked into high gear after the recent terror attack in new zealand aimed at muslims

these tests will prompt automakers to improve the safety of their pickups, especially as jeep and ford roll out mid-sized pickups to meet the growing demand for trucks. which have gone from being work and utility vehicles to becoming the everyday ride for more americans. because more people are buying pickup trucks, last year, sales of pickup trucks increased 4%, easily outpacing the market overall. something that is expected again in 2019. this love affair america has with pickup trucks, it continues to intensify and there's no sign of it slowing down because you have more new models coming out. >> especially with gas prices so low relative to what we've seen in the past. >> and it used to be a lifestyle vehicle. i'm in small business, a contractor, that's still a very important market for the pickup truck segment but more people whether in the suburbs say i want to buy a pickup rather than an suv. >> i saw footage of the head-on collision or front end crash, whatever it was, it just goes up against basically a steel wall >> correct, and that allows them, it's standard so they can mea

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ford? richard: that is a fair question. gerald ford, rather like ronald reagan, has made a career very shrewdly on his part on being underestimated. to most people, -- historically, accident who finished off -- i discovered his presidency is much more about the future than it is about completing a nixonian agenda. for example, economic deregulation. a thing we take for granted. we argue about it. nevertheless, it is part of our lives. it started under ford. question,rd asked the do we need an interstate commerce commission? in 1974. not led to other questions being asked. ultimately, they deregulated the financial services and they tried to deregulate airlines. and it is generally because jimmy carter fixed it up, it became a bipartisan and then a global thing. margaret thatcher gave it a new name, privatization. but it started very modestly. that is typical. the bottom line is there is a lot of unknown history associated with the ford presidency. is he turns thing out to be a more interesting, complicated person. and i tho

get the ford ranger. the only adventure gear built ford tough. >>> all right, welcome everyone, we're live here in new york where it is midnight. i'm poppy harlow, i'm glad you're with us, 448 pages later and we can now say this, after finally viewing a redacted version of robert mueller's report, no conspiracy between the trump campaign and russian interference in the 2016 election. but at the same time no exoneration when it comes to president trump and the question of obstruction of justice. the report paints a vivid picture of white house aides willfully and repeatedly ignoring or dodging some of the president's orders in the interest of saving him from himself and to save themselves from possible legal action. if you listen this morning to attorney general bill barr's press conference you undoubtedly heard him give the president almost a complete pass on any wrongdoing, and he repeated the oft used phrase from the president, no collusion. >> put another way the special counsel found no collusion by a

elef scholarship to support tuition for selected professional educators at the annual ford's theatre summer seminar. the scholarship will make the excellent programs here at ford's more accessible to teachers across the country. the lincoln group will make this scholarship a focus of its ongoing efforts to raise support and money for lincoln education. for this first year, four scholarships will be granted to teachers who will be selected by ford's theatre staff for the honor. i am pleased to acknowledge the work of our late colleague and congratulate the lincoln group of the district of columbia for its support of lincoln education programs here at ford's theatre by creating the john t. elef scholarship. thank you so much. [ applause ] >> frederick douglass was a brilliant speaker, a gifted writer, a stunning persuader, and a man hard-driven throughout his life by the cause of black america. he preached fire and brimstone with a passion and righteousness of an old testament prophet, and he saw the civil war as both god's retribution on the wicked and the portal to a new awakening fo

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ford's theater. they want to walk where lincoln walked, see what he saw. -- mackey'sking dissertation offers the historic context and analysis to explain how that power works. mackeyulations to dr. for his work and thank you for all of your support for the abraham lincoln institute, which helps make the dissertation award possible. [applause] hello again. i am president of ali. i am here to make a special announcement. the lincoln group of the district of columbia has been promoting a scholarship in the nation's capital cents nike 35. the mission of the lincoln group is to engage new generations and understanding the life and significance of our 16th president. the education work of the lincoln group received a boost under leadership. last august.denly he was a scholar and a dear friend to those who shared his enthusiasm for all things lincoln. john ellis was born and washington, d.c. and grew up in illinois. he graduated from depaul university, earned his phd from harvard university and taught at ba

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