. >> loudest. -- lattice. est,want to portray -- loud . and we don't want to portray that he was the only one addressing these issues. what was special about him was that he was a very good publicist and the lantern slide lectures to help with that, ringing the message all across the country. -- bringing the message all across the country. some of the people read the books and he raised awareness and consciousness on issues of poverty. he also had very important allies in high places. there were many of them, we had only a little bit of space so we chose three. they are theodore roosevelt, booker t. washington and louise and andrews carnegie. we had major collections of all those individuals here. we are highlighting here an image that comes from our photograph division and it is a political cartoon. it is portraying what we would call theodore roosevelt's kitchen cabinet. not the actual members, just people who were friends of his hand click allies and people he had relied on for advice. is can see that jacob

this is like -- you can do the lattice and get really fancy. why do that when you can put beautiful praline delicious topping on top. this you can make ahead of time, put it in the fridge, the freezer. prep it weeks in advance. >> you guys are really good. i might need to bring you back to texas. then we move to the pie crust. you get the kids involved. we're a bakery, we make ours from scratch. but if you get one, get one in the pie tin. we'll put the filling in to start. about filling to start. >> almost like caramel. >> and layer in the apples. >> get your hands dirty. >> okay. i will. >> put all the apples on top. and then finish with the topping. >> what kind of apples do you use? i like to use granny smith, any green appleless. you can use whatever you have. apples, red apples. whatever you have. that's the beauty of an apple pie. >> now we're going to butt butter because butter makes everything better. >> so we're not counting calories. >> when you put the crust on top -- >> put a hat ono get a nice sea. put three vents so it can breathe

i am looking at the trend in the run-up to the lattice -- latest data points.en up and down. so this comes at the same level as last month. of last slightly off month, ramadan started earlier this year than last year and i think it has been reflected in the marginal slowdown we have seen with the pm eyes in june -- pmi's in june. overall, it is robust. i think it is probably the biggest take away. yousef: can you at all be able to find sources of weakness in the numbers? >> domestic demand is strong. we have since -- seen strong growth in orders, but the weakness is with the end -- with the employment side. they have been growing production, but they have not been employing more people. that tells us that will have to be gains in efficiency and firms are running leaner, so there, that shows us there is questions about growth. they are unwilling to hire like they have in previous years. >> but they are running on a longer-term basis and it could be positive for growth. it sounds like structural adjustment. >> it is. and it should have greater priority across the

. >> there was a lattice sincere frustration and anger.i was about as high as you could go in the rafters because that's really but the media people but it was almost like before it started you had that permits up the wedding band and everybody dancing and having fun. the room really felt the hissing and the booing, you could feel the tension. it was a very intense arena. i can't over emphasize hillary clinton out across america. >> it's what united the rnc. donald trump and ted cruz disagree on a lot but they do agree that hillary clinton shouldn't be president. >> scott walker tried to derail some of trump and when he dropped out of the race he encouraged others to drop out in hopes of derailing trump back then. he got up and gave a speech to let everyone in the chat chant that america deserves better. >> he train people. >> they worked really hard on that chance. >> that's the rally cry for people who can't rally around donald trump but don't want hillary clinton. >> if tim kaine was the nomination for president, what would republicans