according to a democratic ng johnson that her husband, quote, knew what he signed up for but it hurts anyway. >> yeah, he said that. you know, to me, that is something that you can say in a conversation, but you shouldn't say that to a grieving widow, and everyone knows when you go to war you could possibly not come back alive. but you don't remind a grieving widow of that. it's so insensitive. so insensitive. he should not have said that, and as he shouldn't have said it. >> the white house has only said that conversations with the families of the fallen are private. you recall the president said some of his predecessors didn't call the families of fallen service members which was not the reality. that congresswoman is a harsh, harsh critic of the president. and these phone calls are not something that you can necessarily practice when you're phone call was five minutes long, and the woman coming forward talking about the comments didn't hear, that congresswoman didn't hear the rest of the conversation. that's the only part of it she could talk about and mrs. johnson herself is not m

emily: all right, cory johnson, our editor at large, microsoft and intel. thank you. there are new developments on ngof ho violated the code by dating a subordinate. this was after only four months on the job. coming up, bayer is making a big bet on agriculture technology that could develop self fertilizing plants. we take a tour of the life sciences center. and quick programming note, former hp ceo, , joins the "bloomberg daybreak america" team at 7:30 a.m. eastern time. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: spacex, google, and tesla topped the global list of most appealing companies for tech workers, according to a survey by hired. notably missing from the top 10 were amazon, uber, and airbnb. only two companies -- canada's shopify and another -- were based outside of california. bayer beat analysts' estimates with its proposed $66 billion acquisition of monsanto. the company has been slowly shifting toward becoming a lifetime focus company. our reporter visited this section, a new unit of the company, that is investing in the growing world of agriculture technology. reporter: something is growing at bayer.

johnson said. we spent much of the day bill,ng an aspect of this bidh in our opinion would down wages of workers, and use foreign workers to the great -- to degrade the wages of americans. the status of the people brought bid down wages of workers, andhere s or fourth class without a permanent opportunity to be citizens, having to go back, and always be in a position of economic servitude. it is a terrible thing to do human eye's people from another country, mexico in this case most of the time, as well as to use them to pit one class of exploited people, to make them agents of exploitation of another class, mainly american workers. >> i want to advise members of planning for the rest of the day, at about 10 minutes of 4:00, we will have a bill on the floor of the house. therefore, the committee will stand in resource until after that bill is considered and voted upon. then we will return to the billommittee to complete this the e-veryfiy bill. we will go as late tonight as necessary to complete both of those bills. gentleman fsk the rom california. the e in addition to a short statement i would like

ng saturday at 9:00 and sunday at 9:15 eastern. the januaryica, 1968 weekly series examines resistance to the vietnam war and the draft. >> we are living in the middle of the beast. lyndon johnson is a common murder and should be arrested for murder. there are no limits to dissent. i think the peace movement should have the anger of the vietnamese women whose child is burned by napalm dropped by american planes in the sky. that is the anger the peace movement should reflect. the peace movement has got to go into the streets, and it's got to use the tactic of disruption. the american people are drunk with apathy. >> sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern on oral histories, we continue our series on photojournalist with diana walker, former time magazine white house photographer. >> i felt that i should accept their offers to be behind-the-scenes. every time they offer it. anytime they see the president of the united states behind-the-scenes, you learn something about the president, and easy something -- and you see something. i can be there for you. you can't be there. everything i see is important. >> american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> now, a brookings institut

about that topic this the ng, talking about conversation, he had that has become the focus of controversy, tweeting, i had very respectful conversation with the widow of johnsonnd avid spoke his name from the beginning and without hesitation. the president tweeting this the n.f.l., two dozen n.f.l. players continue to kneel during the national anthem, showing total disrespect to our flag and country, no leadership in the n.f.l. and the tweeting, there will be no change to your 401(k) talking about his tax reform effort. this has always been a great and popular middle class tax break stays, the and it president says, with exclamation mark. florida, acksonville, line for democrats. go ahead. caller: yes, first of all, i going to w they were say my whole name, but that's okay. c-span all, thank profoundly for c-span. said, i go along with president obama, he has disdain i do not listen to cable news. confeuusing when i eard mr. singer, who i greatly admir admire, helen thomas was amazing. also watched, but didn't see it entirely, when you all showed colmes seminar or 00 admire ou called it "new york times" and -- and i google your whatever and watch the entire t