we're joined by matthew boyle, and here at bloomberg. two headlines stand out. t just the offer, the proposal. the headliner says the deadline can be extended to the panel and sab agrees. matthew: the ball is in sab's court right now. it can be extended. was justitta, the ceo on the media call. he said here you go. here it is. we want to remember the chairman -- he hasler is faced faced some pretty battles. sab brought him in to be chairman. the ball is in his court. jonathan: here is the added spice. stock, altria the group. they come out this group and say sab, get on with it. is that enough to get it over the line? matthew: they could've said we support the proposal. they say we encourage them to engage probably. i think they are sending a clear message. jonathan: the context around this company. on the other side, is there an argument for sab miller to stay sab miller without -- is that argument strong enough? matthew: we are not sure. sab miller is a company that could stand to benefit. we're talking about a combined company that would sell one out of every

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is a matthew boyle who political reporter for breitbart news. we appreciate you stopping by. back, what is a democratic socialist? we will check in with maria svart of the democratic socialists of america. and later, matthew green, author of "the speaker of the house." when will we find out who will succeed john boehner? our local content vehicle is off to buffalo new york this weekend as we travel around the country, part of american history tv. today we feature the historic mansion where theodore roosevelt was inaugurated. you may remember that william mckinley was in buffalo, new york when he was assassinated. here is a portion. are at 641 delaware avenue. this was the home of anthony wilcox, a prominent of low attorney, who was friends with theodore roosevelt when roosevelt was in the new york state assembly. president,as vice did not have all that much to do with it. he was actually in buffalo three times. he came to open the pan-american exposition on presidents' day. toliam mckinley was supposed be here, but his wife, ida, who is in ill health, prevented him from coming

on the next "washington journal," a look at how the media has been covering campaign 2016 with matthew boyle. also, maria of the democratic socialist of america talks about their support for bernie sanders. and a discussion with author matthew green at the current race for house speaker how similar situations have played throughout the speakership's history. thus we will take your call and look for your comments on facebook and twitter. >> known as the city of good neighborhoods, this weekend our c-span cities to were joined by time warner cable explores the history and literary life of hello new york. on book tv, we will visit the mark twain room whose centerpiece is pages of the original handwritten manuscript of the adventures of huckleberry finn and we will speaker tim boland's book "against the grain." >> the irish settled in this they were hood because they were desperate and came across the atlantic and in the years after thing still were not great. it would take maybe one relative to find out about these plentiful jobs along the waterfront and then word would go back to ireland that

boyle media coverage of the 2016 presidential campaign. the national director of the americaic socialists of talk about their efforts to help bernie sanders in his presidential campaign. matthew green talks about his book, the speaker of the house, a study of leadership. some historical battles facing previous speakers. we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter as well. washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. he said from the beginning, i look in the mirror and i do not see the president. my response was, quit looking in the mirror. he said this is nothing i've ever thought about. cotman onnight, don his book, run, mitch, run. his decision not to run for president in 2012. as we came convinced to worst band of the process that he is very competitive. if you made a decision to do it, he would have put his heart and soul into it. from the beginning, it is not something he ever thirsted after. >> sunday night on c-span's q&a. john carlin discussed the domestic threats posed by terrorist groups and the legal challenges that the justice department faces and prosecuting certain cases. forumke wednesday at a hosted by george w

matthew boyle is washington political reporter for breitbart news network.et's begin with some of the basics. what is the mission of breitbart news? guest: what we are trying to do in this very intense election cycle, and everything going on , isongress, on capitol hill get more information about the campaign trail and congress out to more people in the united states. host: how are you doing? guest: we are doing pretty well. i think we have health a successful operation. we have a dozen or so reporters on the campaign trail and congress, they for their time between both. we keep building our operation out. we are breaking bigger and bigger stories. we are getting exclusive interviews with president shall candidates, and really driving the conversation. host: your boss, steve bannon, story.ject of a the story, "meet steve bannon, the most dangerous political operative." .uest: what we do is journalism we are operatives and the world of journalism. what we are doing is going out there, and getting more more information out to the american people about all of t