there is a story i read about paul jennings, james madison's body servant. first person to write a white house memoirs. he was a slave. there was a story that dolley madison asked henry, name one of her sons after james madison. she does not get the gift. >> a related question for michael. what was dolley madison's opinion of thomas jefferson and did the madisons ever visit monticello? >> i think they visited back and forth. they were good friends and knew each other for many years. maybe you have more information on that. >> is a little ways. >> what is the difference? >> is a little ways. when we talk about retirement years, the few times james madison leaves his beloved is to visit thomas jefferson. i would say we do not know the true opinion of a lot of people because she was very cautious. thomas jefferson seemed to love her, even though she is conducting a social circle under his nose and nobody hated like thomas ever since. the fact that he adored dolley speaks volumes about her. hostess ins her as a the white house when he needed one. catherine is up

there is a story i read about paul jennings, james madison's body servant. the first person to write a white house memoirs. he was a slave. there was a story that dolley madison asked henry, name one of her sons after james madison. in this rendition of the story, she does not get the gift. >> in a related question from twitter, what was dolley madison's opinion of thomas jefferson and did the madisons ever visit monticello? >> i think they visited back and forth. they were good friends and knew each other for many years. maybe you have more information on that. what is the distance between their home and monticello? >> is a little ways. when we talk about retirement years, the few times james madison leaves his beloved is to visit thomas jefferson. i would say we do not know the true opinion of a lot of people of dolley madison because she was very cautious. thomas jefferson seemed to love her, even though she is conducting a social circle under his nose and nobody hated like thomas ever since. the fact that he adored dolley speaks volumes about her. >> cat

. >> debbie on facebook didn't paul jennings give her money at the end of her life when she was so poor? >> money and groceries, yes. >> you spoke about how she was writing a letter to her sister in the midst of evacuating the white house. how did it get posted or did she hold on to it? >> we only have this letter in her fair hand. so in 1830's when she's thinking about her legacy. she wants stuff from dolley madison. she's caution. and she mentioned this letter, we don't have the original. we have a caller: which margaret smith reproduces. there is an art cal that suggest that dolley may have at heard the for his sake. >> that's a good pr move. >> pam, you're our last caller. >> i wanted to ask whether dolley madison had any kind of relationship with james monroe's wife who i know travelled in europe and i believe was born in england and whether she had any grandchildren through her son? >> thank you very much. that helps us set the stage for a future conversation d. they have a relationship? >> not terribly much new york city. they knew each other as plantation owners in the same area

mark benioff of sales force.com number 13 followed by jen-hsun huang of nvidi a, tim cook, from apple, 18. and paulolini, 21st. >>> we are now getting a look at samsung's newest weapon in its fight with apple. check out the galaxy s-4. it was unveiled last night at radio city music hall. it has a slightly larger screen than the iphone and includes a feature called smart scroll. the screen can be controlled with hand gestures you wave over the phone. it will scroll depending on how the phone is tilted. the s-4 is expected to be available sometime in april. it will be carried on all four national carriers as well as smaller ones like u.s. cellular and cricket. >> this morning is the first chance that investors will get a chance to respond. we turn it over to courtney reagan live at cnbc's world headquarters. >>> future rs lower after the markets posted a nice rally. the dow stretching its winning streak to 10 days. it will shoot for today to close higher. the broader s&p 500 is just two points from the all-time record. they are on pace for the best first quarter since 1998. we will get data on consum

packers wide receiver greg jennings, raven linebacker paul krueger and wide receiver mike wallace, three of the biggest names out there. already a big deal is being reported. you've got sources saying the ravens already sent bolden to the 49ers. got to wonder if that's a gift from john harbaugh to his brother jim after his victory in the super bowl. they got a six round pick for one of the top five receivers in all of football. michael vick is closing his book because of threats. against the family and book retailers. protesters upset because of vick's dogfighting scandal that landed him in jail. >> watch this. a hooters ball girl disrupts a play during a game. she thought it was a foul ball. she scooped it up. it was fair. then threw it to a fan. someone in the stands said that ball was fair. she laughs, sits down, takes off her glasses and gets her closeup. if i'm going to mess up a game, i might as well get my picture on television. coming up on kilmeade and friends -- i wore those headsets in the 1970's -- we have william cohen, former defense secretary. representative peter king and

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