nejra: gideon, good to speak to you both.e for foreign relations in the u.s., because we have heard from top lawmakers. gideon: that is not clear top lawmakers in the u.s. are doing anything constructive at home and it is not clear the u.s. has a foreign policy and it is not clear that congress is getting involved. i don't think there is any u.s. response that will be deeply significant in the crisis. the general trend unfortunately is that this kind of thing will contribute to the downward spiral in u.s.-china relations that unfortunately could be heading towards some kind of longer-term neo-cold war. this kind of thing reinforces everybody's views that the systems are in conflict and it will be tough to pull things back together. nejra: on the u.s.-china relations, more broadly we are looking ahead to the g20 and that is preoccupying markets. can we see equity markets reach new highs for we get anything substantive out of the g20? michael: it is a possibility, given what we have seen in recent days and weeks. it would not b

on april 10, 1865, secretary gideon welles mused about news regarding grant capturing lee's army the previous day. the tidings were spread over the country during the night, noted welles, and the nation seemed delirious with joy. the surrender of the great rebel captain and the most formidable and reliable army of the secessionists virtually terminates the rebellion. confederates took a similar view. i've looked on general lee as a rallying point of virginia of -- of the army of the south, wrote a woman in 1865. i have really lived on hope for four years, and now i am entirely bewildered. a georgian agreed. useless struggle longer seems to be the common cry, he noted after learning of appomattox, or the poor, wounded men -- appomattox, poor wounded men go hobbling about the street with despair on their faces. the "look" magazine to "harpers weekly's life," people with gray hair will understand, may of -- in the end of may in washington, d.c., when the army took sherman's army over two days march pennsylvania avenue. lest he be accorded the full praise, insisted that the army of potom

now the republican moderate has a new challenger, somebody named sarah gideon who just this morning announcedcouple of things are interesting about her. first of all, her campaign ad explicitly calls out the vote on kavanaugh. she talks about women's health. she goes after collins in a very explicit way. she said she will be a dealmaker, she is a person who knows from her position already how to work across the aisle. it is also interesting she points out when collins was elected she looked different than other people in washington. it showed her being a woman in a room full of men. about you that's the case in him. >>> stay where you are. up next -- we should mention senator sanders, senator warren, everybody takes the debate stage this week in miami. sanders is night two with biden, buttigieg and others. msnbc and nbc news kick off wednesday with beto oh, rourke, cory booker, amy klobuchar. msnbc, nbc, telemundo. we are broadcasting live from miami two days from now. see you there. >>> up next in d.c., getting the number 2 guy off the gop ticket next year seems to be the number one priority

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>> so, my friends are gideon, we're good friends.. i told amy, you'remo fa. she said thank you. you are. everybody knows you now. >> how is your golf game, amy? >> it's great. >> is it g>>d? it's good. >> are you better at chipping ot pug? >> both. >> you got this. >> the whole picture. >> gary loved meeting you, and feels so close to you that he was hoping to see you again. and so we decided that he should come here, and so gary is actually here right now, and he wanted to give you a hug. so looright over there. >> how are you, sweetie? >> good to see you. >> good to see you too. >> can come sit with you? >> yeah. >> come right here. >> how are you doing, champ? >> good to see you, brother. congratulations. that was a lot of fun. >> congratulations. you brought your trophy. have you ever seen one of these close up? >> i think you should hold it, amy. >> we won that together, huh? >> yeah. >> come on. >> gary, you are .incredible what a heart. first of all, congratulations on a humongous accomplishment. you must be on cloud nine. >>