susan: sure.arold: one of adams's chief critics was james calendar, who later turned against jefferson after criticizing adams and going to prison, turned against jefferson. abigail had a wonderful series of letters with jefferson in which she basically said i told you so. he was no good. you embraced him. you paid the penalty. he sowed the whirlwind. susan: under the system jefferson helped create, newspapers became participants and, not just observers of government. what did you mean by that? harold: the first episode goes back to the washington era, when he funded a fellow, he was french, who had been james madison's roommate in college. he got him to move to philadelphia, start a newspaper, to oppose the federalist newspapers that were pretty much praising everything washington did. he encouraged him. he gave him a subvention to operate. he later encouraged an interesting newspaperman, the grandson of benjamin franklin, who started his own newspaper in philadelphia and quickly turned against g

>> susan. susan bernstein. >> reporter: ira's wife. apparently, his girlfriend had cooked up a cold-blooded plan to end his marriage problems for good. but detectives fitzgerald and louzan didn't think kelly was working alone. >> we're thinking of another scenario. >> reporter: so they asked marckensy to push kelly for a meeting with her partner. and she agreed it was a good idea. >> i thought you said you guys talked it over, you guys been over it? >> yeah. we did. >> reporter: and then it happened. later that night, they both showed up. >> coming up -- who was kelly's partner? and you how far will they go to get the deed done? >> the money is not a problem. i'm telling you right now. >> together they have a new job for the hitman. >> this is a huge moment in our case. >> this is where this whole story goes a little bit hollywood. >> yeah, literally. >> when "dateline" continues. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. free your gut, and your mood will follow. and here we have another burst pipe in denmark.

susan, i hope they do. susan: you do?e hundreds of thousands of drivers and customers that will be left without transport? isn't that a bad thing for them? stuart: if california gets its way, they are screwing a brand new industry, uber and lyft. they are screwing, they have drivers and everybody else. don't let them get away with it. susan: first of all, you have been reaping the benefits of passing the buck on to the state coffers instead of paying your employees benefits. that goes to the taxpayer in california. stuart: that misunderstands the whole nature of the gig economy and what uber and lyft are doing for those people who want to work four or five hours a day, maybe. [ speaking simultaneously ] susan: let's see how it plays out. we have this appeal taking place in the courts. uber and lyft are warning their customers they may have to shut down their services in california, possibly as early as thursday night. that's if they lose this california court injunction and that would force both to immediately reclassify

susan collins never stands at the donald trump. that's why made is done with her weakness and excuses. collins isn't an independent, she is a fraud. mitch mcconnell and donald trump controller voice. she makes excuses for corruption, criminality, cruelty, all while pretending she is worried, concerned, hoping donald trump learns a lesson this time. he never does because she never speaks out, never does what i

thanks, susan. dow is now up 200 points right from the get-go there. it's a rally. >>> we are looking at clorox. ash, i can't believe this. why are they having trouble keeping up with demand for those wipes? ashley: because the demand is so great. it's six times the normal demand they would see in a normal year. in fact, they usually keep a surplus set aside this time of year for the upcoming flu season but they just can't do it because again, six times the usual demand. they say it may get easier to purchase those clorox wipes sometime next year. that's not good news. they say their liquid bleach products should be back on the shelves by the end of the year but the demand has just really taken them by surprise and it continues on, they say. they are in an all hands on deck mode according to the president of the company. they are trying to do the best they can. they are not particularly happy with the situation. they say they have got to do a better job of getting more product out there. but my, oh,

thank you, susan.usan: with that prediction we will say thank you to you for spending an hour with c-span. the book is called "the politics industry" how political invasion can break partisan gridlock and save our democracy. katherine gehl, thank you for your time. katherine: thank you, susan. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> all q&a programs are available on our website or as a podcast at c-span.org. ♪ live coverage of the republican national convention in charlotte north carolina. vote aserson nomination republicans select president trump as their candidate for reelection. the first night of the rnc against with speeches from tim steve scalise, nikki haley, and donald trump, jr.. the u.s. postmaster general appears before the house oversight committee to testify about postal operations, the pandemic, and the election. c-span at 10:00 a.m.

and this program but at the same time we had susan rice being touted as a possible vice presidential. position in a biden in ministration. what does this tell you that abrams is elevated and you have susan rice that has a track record of utter and complete failure on foreign policy so what does this say because we have a never trumper elliott abrams now further in bed in the trumpet ministration and we have. a former obama official there with a track record of failure that is the on track now maybe not president but maybe another position in that future administration what does that tell us about foreign policy now what does it say about this one go ahead what he says 1st rule is that there is no punishment in the united states if you will wrong on foreign policy crew volume you wall wrong in a certain way if you were wrong in favor 8 regime change in other countries and aggressive political and economic stunts for the united states if you believe intel gets you not the country this they you all right well gees even if they're all you know no weapons of mass destruction in iraq even i

susan, who are you watching? susan: uber.the dr in ride hailing? they said food delivery was up over 30% during the covid lockdown. analysts like wedbush say it's probably doubled in the march to june quarter. we are also looking for updates and guidance on a $2.5 billion acquisition of postmates they just announced last month and what they see for their new grocery delivery service called corner shop, that they also just bought and launched here in the u.s. ride hailing their main revenue generator. uber said it was picking slightly back up in the second week of may and onward. the question is about profitability. we had uber's ceo dar asha khosrowshahi saying he was still very confident, those were his words, that the company will be profitable next year outside of expenses. we will see if they stick to that. as for the earnings, losses expected, company has never made money in its 12-year history. stuart: yeah, but the stock is up 3% as we speak. next case, lauren, you're watching zillow, the real estate people. lauren: ye

susan collins never stands at the donald trump. that's why made is done with her weakness and excuses. collins isn't an independent, she is a fraud. mitch mcconnell and donald trump controller voice. she makes excuses for corruption, criminality, cruelty, all while pretending she is worried, concerned, hoping donald trump learns a lesson this time. he never does because she never speaks out, never does what i

and this program but at the same time we had a susan rice being touted as a possible vice presidential. position in a biden in ministration. what does this tell you that abrams is elevated and you have susan rice that has a track record of utter and complete failure on foreign policy so what does this say because we have a never trumper elliott abrams now further in bed in the trumpet ministration and we have. a former obama official there with a track record of failure that is the on track now maybe not president but maybe another position in that future administration what does that tell us about foreign policy now what does it say about the small go ahead what he says 1st rule is that there is no county schwantz in the united states if you will roll on foreign policy crew volumes you all wrong in a certain way if you were wrong in favor rate regime change in other countries and aggressive political and economic stunts for the united states if you believe intel gets you not the country this they you all right well gees even if they're all you know no weapons of mass destruction in ir

susan rice will say whatever it takes to advance susan rice.hat's what americans need to understand. if she's chosen vice president of the united states or potentially vice president of the united states from it's going to be all about how she advances her own personal career, not about the good of the american people. >> tucker: well, if biden wins, she'll be in charge of course. justin haskins, thanks much for coming out tonight. appreciate it. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: joe biden's old now, 78 on election day but he is still a hard man. he grew up that way. biden is from a different time. he's not soft and housebroken like you and me. biden comes from the old world where men lived by their fists. they threw knockout punches. he asked questions later. they ate what they killed. joe biden grew up on tough street, it got tougher as you went down. he lived on the last house on the left. some call biden the james dean of wilmington, a little fast, little dangerous. when a ruthless gang leader called corn pops threatened the citizens of delawar

susan, any explanation? susan: i think we have some profit taking.xpensive right now, big tech is, the price you're paying for them compared to what they are expected to earn is at the highest level since 2004, 36 times on the nasdaq the average over the past decade has only been 22 times. it's been an incredible run for these tech stocks, especially during a global pandemic with the nasdaq 100 adding 2.9 trillion this year. there's a pretty high bar for these tech giants and what these astron astronomic prices tell us is investors think they will dominate from this pandemic, people will shop more on amazon, use more cloud, socialize more on facebook and use their apple iphones more. tech makes up more than a third of the s&p 500, more than health care and consumer discretionary combined. when did you last see that? i think it's been profit taking that's taking place. stuart: as you well know, i go way back and no, i have never seen anything like this before. that's a fact. susan: guess what's the biggest tech company back in march 2000? they report

susan: so, certainly does have to be a broader effort. in that context, i wanted to ask you a bit about some of the special programs, the facilities to try to get funds into the community, in particular in places and for groups that are really struggling. as you know, the fed has come under criticism that some of the facilities are not reaching some of the groups that are the hardest hit, for example minority businesses are often described. and i wonder if you'd say a bit more about whether there are additional things the fed could be doing, perhaps in partnership with others in that context? chair powell: so on the main streets of the facility, we did a great deal of outreach to community development, financial institutions and minority institutions and other organizations that represent those constituencies. and so we're doing everything we can to reach those constituencies. remember, this is a very broad program designed to make loans. these are loans we can make. we can't make grants the way the ppp program does. that's really fiscal

who is it, susan? susan: canoe.e this which is a cross between a van and a shuttle bus. they want to use a subscription model. you pay one monthly fee for these transport crossovers. canoo, comes very comfortable chairs instead of normal car chairs. the way they're going public is a big trend taking place on wall street. they're called stacks. then canoo would be the fourth electric car company to use spaces. the most famous, high-profile truck maker nicolela. we know nikola quadrupled since the june introduction. electric car companies are some of the most popular stocks on the robin hood app for the day trading brigade, another trend we see owing to covid this year. stuart: another one i missed by the way. susan: there we go. how many can you think you see, do we have crystal ball somewhere that we don't know of? how does that work? stuart: i like to invest in industries in the future. i have not been successful. susan: not buying boeing and sell microsoft. that is not exactly the modern trade. stuart: you got me,

rice susan rice we've discussed her foreign policy stance is we can also look at her domestic policy and says she was heavily involved in unmasking people in the last years last weeks of the obama. administration in mali any that is reason enough to disqualify. true of any kind of public goal in the search because he's now going to be vice president said i have no need of it is your 1st baking is that you know she went you know cheech because she's the patriot quote unquote cheat she did everything she was the 1st resistance fighter at the top of what she is the fact is that she's ponces the interagency consensus and this is the real power which is it seems holds is impossibly difficult to break into the jungle against you because you're facing impeachment your facing criminal proceedings your face you give to the media you come up against all these problems muslim sex off the world boxes to for biden i mean good job. or to tax off the work boxes for biden is what biden has boxed himself in and said i'm glad i'm going to have a black woman as vice president and he doesn't have many c

rice unless there's someone we don't know about but those are stresses so susan rice obviously is in the lead so aside from the fact that she is part of the swap and the swap is very excited to get her in there for biden she checks off those boxes you know it's only stay with us i think it's. you know people know american politics and. you know it's a rule of thumb that almost nobody cares who the vice president is ok there is hype in the media you know it's just part part of be the the rich will but in this case enough people enough people that supported troop in 2016 again foreign policy did play a role being anti interventionist with susan rice on the ticket it may give people a reason to say yeah let it go out and vote for him again because if maybe they say this time around if we take the rice issue of tables like what's. point ok i didn't get what i wanted ok that judge that you didn't work out on the supreme court but with susan rice it seems to me that's going to be that's going to rivet the trump base to really get their act together and go out and vote and i'm a strong beli

up next susan b. anthony is susan b. ♪ ♪ i got it all from you ♪ i'm always pushing through ♪ i know we'll make it to the finish line ♪ ♪ i know you're waiting on the other side ♪ ♪ i'm like you on-demand glucose monitoring. because they're always on. another life-changing technology from abbott. so you don't wait for life. you live it. greg: she gets a reprieve after disciple still grieve. shirt after president trump announced he was pardoning susan b. anthony the folks who ran the susan b. anthony museum said thanks but no. who turns down a presidential pardon? the museum went on to explain that anthony was proud of her rebellion and pardoning her would only validate her conviction. do you buy that or do you think if someone else and had done the pardoning someone not named donald trump the museum would have been over the moon. dag give that question to you. how many times, tojo to keep your eyes on the road. ethan. all right kat, go ahead. >> i am absolutely a major major susan b. anthony enthusiasts. at my house when

i love the susan b. anthony coin. trump should now pardon the susan b.anthony museum for the crime of having the worst museum in america. the museum should stop pretending they are the person. remember they ann frank museum for two years they sent out anti-with trump press releases until they realize wait a minute to anne frank the same as the democratic path with the go daddy web site. tom: i have no idea but i remember that though. tyrus what do you think lacks. >> do i have to? i enjoyed the susan b. anthony coin because that's usually how i settled that's that i lose that i'm really bitter about. if i have a 4-dollar bet i will get a $40 susan b. anthony and a satchel and i'll filled up and throat at the winner. there is your money. dig that out. i have always associated season b with being like in a bad mood. in the spirit of her i think that's probably why they refuse you know what i mean? 's she just looks mad. no smile, no smirk. >> i would be mad too. >> i would imagine in the spirit of her they refuse the first time and if you may be worded dif

susan, thank you.t one, vroom, online used car dealership, just reported earnings and lauren, i'm looking at the down 20%. i'm assuming it wasn't great. lauren: no. no. this is a hard one. this was their first earnings as a public company and there was a loss of $63.2 million. it's an online used car seller. here's the biggest reason why. the ceo says yeah, we are still selling a lot of cars but they are cheaper because that's where demand is in a pandemic economy. so if you are selling cheaper vehicles, that means you have smaller revenues and that really hurt the company. they expect it to stay that way for the near term, too. the stock, it ipo'ed at 22, was a big winner. now down almost 21%. ashley: tough day. thank you very much. let's bring back in d.r. barton. d.r., thanks for sticking around. you did bring us your picks as you always do. they should be on your screen now, once we get rid of vroom. you still like apparently the old school industrials. why is that? >> well, ashley, you and i have

susan, where is it? susan: yeah.ing about detroit and the old michigan state fairgrounds which has been abandoned now for decades. amazon is spending $16 million to turn the site into a $400 million distribution center. this is according to the detroit free press. it comes with 1200 jobs paying $15 an hour. construction on the project could begin and start as early as october. that's if the detroit city council approves the plans by next month, september. could open as soon as 2022 and really helps out the michigan economy, which had a 14% jobless rate in the month of june. amazon right now employs over 125,000 workers in its 75 fulfillment centers across the u.s. and they also have tried to hire 175,000 since covid as online retail continues to boom for amazon. stuart: it's not just booming. amazon has taken over the retail space, if i can put it like that, isn't it? it's extraordinary. absolutely extraordinary. i forget what proportion of online business they've got -- susan: 40%. according to e-marketer. have you

susan, what's the detail? susan: that's right.he de facto mayor of hong kong and the trump administration of course, bloomberg reporting is going to sanction hong kong chief executive carrie lam along with other chinese and hong kong officials after the implementation of the national security law. this goes back to the act signed or passed by both houses of congress and signed into law by president trump and they promised they would sanction and limit individuals that were responsible for implementing this national security law which is seen as an infringement of that 1997 handover from the uk back to china because we know hong kong was promised autonomy for 50 years, we are around 27 years into that agreement and the national security law basically allows beijing to rewrite security laws. they can send individuals from hong kong back to china to be sentenced or to face trial and people see this as a major encroachment of hong kong's freedoms. also, this adds to -- wouldn't you say the tenseness in the markets, given u.s./china re

it is time for susan collins to go. like a project is responsible for the contents of this advertising. bob: then add by the lincoln group. the lincoln project. they've initially grabbe ads wee against president. and now and the senate races. what is your take. leah: so this is probably from 2016. when it seemedd republicans from the parties saying they would not vote for trump. but we didn't see a lot of money behind that. we also tennessee a lot of republicans a because they were not fighting for trump they would then vote for hillary clinton friday and 2020 we are beginning to see that a little bit more. the biggest impact example of this probably is the lincoln project. major financial investment, not only as president race but on balance pretty and, susan collins same. the fact that they actually talk actuallyald trump is that, in other states were not single lincoln project talk about donald trump in the way. in 2018, we very rarely saw democrats talk about donald trump adult. in spite of in the back ground. in th

it's time for susan collins to go. the lincoln project is responsible for the content of advertising. host: the ad by the lincoln group, the lincoln project, there were initially ads against the president. they've dived now into the senate races, what's your take? guest: this is probably the biggest changes in 2016. in 2016 we did see republicans deflect from the party. the republicans say they would not vote for trump and didn't see a lot of money behind that and also didn't see a lot of republicans say that because they were not voting for trump they then would vote for hillary clinton. in 2020 we are beginning to see that a little bit more. the biggest kind of example is this is probably the lincoln project major financial investment not only in the presidential race but on the ballot. now, that ad was targeting susan collins in maine. the fact they actually talked about donald trump directly in the ad is significant. in other states we are not seeing the lincoln project talk about donald trump in the senate ads in

susan collins never stands at the donald trump.hat's why made is done with her weakness and excuses. collins isn't an independent, she is a fraud. mitch mcconnell and donald trump controller voice. she makes excuses for corruption, criminality, cruelty, all while pretending she is worried, concerned, hoping donald trump learns a lesson this time. he never does because she never speaks out, never does what i maine leader should do. susan collins doesn't work for maine, she works for them. and maine deserves a leader, not a trump stooge. that was an ad from the lincoln project in this ad from senator susan collins responding to recent attacks on her. >> my opponents say i've changed. i haven't, but politics sure has. false attacks against me began more than a year ago. especially offensive are the outrageous attacks on my integrity, the suggestion that i traded my votes for campaign contributions is appalling. it never happened, not once, not ever. parents who by taught me to be honest and to work hard. have entrusted me with their v

that is what susan rice will make them think. i wouldn't be surprised susan rice for vp. should he be elected president, maybe he will make kamala harris attorney general. connell: obviously that would relitigate benghazi. would bring up the flynn unmasking. all things republicans trump campaign would want to talk about, right? >> sure. here is the thing. not only brings back the old days, it brings back establishment washington. if joe biden chooses susan rice, you're choosing to a woman who lies very easily. she did that on national television. that was the story of her role of benghazi lying about the youtube video involved t wasn't. more importantly she was the one who told president obama to go to war in libya. she is the on often pushed for military action in a world where donald trump was elected to push back against all of that. the message of the trump campaign. message the trump campaign will have, the reasons you elected me, establishment washington we don't go on foreign excursions with no end in sight, boy, joe biden, susan rice will get us back into messes a

susan, they are bankrupt. susan: nearly 200 years old.epartment store chain is the latest victim of the retail ice age, having to close all 38 stores in march, owing to coronavirus. it was just sold last year for $100 million to a clothing rental startup which also filed for bankruptcy. lord & taylor changed hands numerous times the past few years with owners including saks and hudson bay who was still paying rent for a number of stores. we have seen a number of retailers file for bankruptcy since may including neiman marcus, j. crew, jc penney. it's a tough retail environment. if you're not big in online sales, you are in trouble, as we have seen over and over again. stuart: over and over again. you're right. thank you. check that futures market. we are going to open the market in about four minutes, six minutes, actually. we are going to be up across the board. solid gain for the dow. much of it is because of apple and microsoft. we will discuss that after this. hi, this is margaret your dell technologies advisor there's an art to liste

now, that ad was targeting susan collins in maine. the fact that they actually talked about donald trump directly in that ad is significant. in other states we are not seeing lincoln projects talk about donald trump in senate ads in the same way in places like montana. in 2018, we very rarely saw democrats talk about donald trump at all. he was just kind of in the background, at least the vulnerable democrats were democrats who were running for competitive seats. the fact that they think they can now bring him up and then connect him to susan collins as an effective strategy in maine speaks to their confidence that donald trump is cratering in maine. if you say that in other states, that would be an indicator that there's confidence that trump is continuing to deteriorate across the country. >> and that maine senate race, a key focus for democratic efforts, obviously, she faces, susan collins, the incumbent facing sarah gideon. this was senator collins' response to that lincoln project ad. >> my opponents say i've changed. i haven't,

susan, it's helping.'s start with apple, it's really helping the price. >> yeah, good morning to you, stu. welcome to stock split monday. apple trading around $125 and change after a closing above $500 on friday, so to splitting those stocks four for one. six years after the seven for one split, it really doesn't change much though except for apple's influence on the dow which goes from the most influential to middle of the pack at 17. but as a result, we have apple's stock split. we're looking at only the third dow shake-up this millenium and the second in this decade. out goes exxon, salesforce, honeywell and touch more on tesla also splitting five for one, trading at 450 instead of 2,000 at the end of friday. stock splits are rare in this modern age, in 2020, and fractional shares available, so there's a lot of motivation to split their stock. but this might be a good thing for the stocks themselves since we have tesla up some 60% since the announcement and apple's up 30%. stuart: that is an extraordin

on susan rice, an interview with headlinentic," the "this is what susan rice feared par -- feared."f you want to read that extent the interview it is in "the atlantic."here is one of the questions she was asked -- what did her expense in the white house teacher about the way politics, cable news and the media work -- here is her answer, "for the republicans to be harping on benghazi in 2020 one donald trump has watched three americans killed on a u.s. military base in florida, last year, in a terrorist attack inspired by al qaeda -- what appears to be the first foreign-directed terrorist attack on the u.s. soil since 9/11, because the defense department host: susan rice in that interview with "the atlantic, if you want to read it. the headline of that story, "this is exactly what susan rice feared." ohio. you are next this morning. caller: if you want joe biden to lose the presidential election, pick a black woman. i guarantee -- host: why do you say that. whoer: i agree with the man called from new york -- i agree with most of what he said from new york, but the winning combination

thank you, susan.ost: what that prediction we will say thank you to you for spending an hour with c-span. the book is called "the politics industry" help political invasion can break partisan gridlock and save our democracy. katherine gehl, thank you for your time. guest: thank you, susan. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] arell q&a programs available on our website or as a podcast at c-span.org. ♪ >> this week, it is the republicans' turn, starting monday or four days republican national convention, here their mission for the future and their priorities for the next four years, watch president trump and vice president pence except their party nomination for election. live coverage of the republican national convention begins monday at 9:00 a.m. eastern, as delegates me to officially nominate president trump and vice president pence. at 8:30 p.m

susan rice a national security advisor to president obama. she was in high profile important national security positions for all 8 years. she's a long time trusted colleague of vice president biden. she enjoys a very close relationship with him. she was reportedly in contention for the vice presidential slot until the very last. susan rice has already issued congratulations to senator harris, has congratulated vice president biden on the pick. she has said that she thinks biden and harris will be unbeatable as a ticket. ambassador susan rice is going to be joining us here live in just a few minutes. we're also going to be joined tonight by senator amy klobuchar who of course herself ran hard against both biden and harris to try to win the nomination for herself. ultimately she took herself out of the running as a potential vice presidential pick for biden. she said biden should instead pick a woman of color to run with him. senator klobuchar didn't just issue a statement of support when biden announced kamala harris as his running mate. she s

susan: yes. cook asking them to develop other ways to unlock their iphone because riders are actually taking off their mask in order to activate the facial recognition. apple for its part in its new operating system update now detects you are actually wearing a mask and gets you the passcode option a lot faster rather than waiting for face id. meanwhile, you have apple pay express transit that allows riders to pay for their ticket without opening the phone. the, in, themta also shutting d trains for a few hours overnight for cleaning, first time in history, masking is required. apple mobility data shows that public transit still down roughly 50% from the start of this year. people are still hesitant to hop on close trains, close to people, stu. stuart: i see the stock is down five bucks. even though we had dan ives on the show earlier saying maybe next year, $600 a share. he's been right before. i wonder if he will be right again. what do you say? susan: it's doubled since 2018, run up about 50 b

susan, give us the news. susan: probably two of the stocks of the year.one. tesla splitting five for one at the end of this month. both of these stocks rallied on the back of these announcements. tesla has rallied 20% since. apple rallied 10% the day after. also on on the record june quarr for earnings. for apple this is the fifth stock split in its history. six years after the last one of 2014. stocks splits are usually bullish signs that the companies think the stocks will go higher here. they want more people to own it. more people to get in. that is why they want to make it cheaper. when more people can afford it, more people can buy it. that boosts the stock price. this say the game is over for tesla bears. betting that the stock will fall, four straight quarters of profit. first year profit for tesla. it will be likely included in the s&p 500. more index funds need to include tesla and buy the stock. the world's richest love apple and tesla. apple is making up half of warren buffett's portfolio. larry ellison, megabillionaire as well, holds the tesl

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susan: 10 on each dollar so 70 points, 70 points. susan: raytheon is another drag.ow. you sell it when it comes out. boeing is down this morning. i sold it last week. it is down this morning that has cost the dow 27 points. so if you add up the loss from apple, from raytheon and boeing, that's why the dow is down 138 points. susan: we should explain why people are selling. index funds. so you manage a basket of stocks that mirror what is in the index f one stock is being kicked out of the dow, that means you don't need it anymore in your basket so you sell it off. stuart: right now the dow is down 136. the nasdaq down a mere two points. hardly a loss at all. the s&p is down two points as well. so it is the dow that is leading the market down, led by apple, raytheon, boeing. >>> we need an update on the major storms that are indeed slamming the gulf coast. janice dean is with us. marco weakened, but oh, watch out for laura, right, janice? janice: marco was the pregame. laura will cause a lot of damage unfortunately, southeastern texas and western louisiana. 75 mile-a

she saw susan b anthony in central illinois when she was eight years old and susan b anthony asked who in the audience believes women should have the right to vote. as an eight-year-old, she stood up, and that was a memorable experience that definitely has a connection to our state from 1848 right through to 1910. right about the same time as the women's convention in seneca falls, women and men, families were traveling west. these were hearty people and at that time, about 1850, congress passed the oregon donation land claim laws. anybody who came to the oregon territory before 1849 got out right 640 acres of land. after 1850, they cut it in half to 320 acres. but the interesting thing is that amount of land, half of it was in the women's name. 320 acres were given to a couple. if you were a single man, you got half that. if you are a single woman, you got half of that. half the acreage was always in the woman's name. right away, women have land claim ownership. that was an important part of the oregon trail era. by 1853, washington becomes a separate territory from oregon, and in the

her. >> i will be signing a fool and complete pardon for susan b anthony. never pardoned. >> reporter: when african americans were facing injustice at an opportune time susan the anthony did nothing, sometimes silence is more damaging than words. todd: carley shimkus here with more calls to cancel the famous suffragette. >> reporter: in a surprise announcement donald trump ordered the 100 anniversary of women having the right to vote by pardoning susan b anthony who was arrested in 1872 for voting illegally but that pardon did not get praise from one liberal outlet that posted a video accusing anthony of being racist for failing to support african-american voting rights. the new york times out with an article with the headline on the centennial of nineteenth amendment trump pardoned susan b anthony and targets 2020 election. the article goes on to accuse anthony of being an increasingly divisive figure adopted by antiabortion, relegating black suffragettes to the sidelines. on social media many people accusing these left-leaning outlets of trying to cancel

marjorie d., president of the susan b. anthony list. , inare going to be so happy about seven minutes, you won't even believe it. karen hill, ceo of the harriet tubman national historic park. congratulations. great job you do. penny nance, president of the concerned women of america. heather higgins, president of independent women's voice. congratulations. slidell-wall, deputy, archivist of the united states. it's a very big job. that is a lot of archives. [laughter] how many buildings does that take up? great job. thank you very much. colleen s., international outreach for the library of congress. another big one, right? great. congratulations. that is beautiful. susan combs, assistant secretary of policy management at the department of the interior. thank you very much. great job. thank you all very much. today, i am honored to find it -- honored to sign a marking august 18th, 2020, as the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment. elizabeth cady stanton stood before the first-ever women's rights convention in seneca falls

susan, susan's here. what would this look like? susan: definitely not the norm, i will tell you that. president trump says the u.s. should get a cut of any forced deal. listen here. >> very substantial portion of that price is going to have to come into the treasury of the united states because we're making it possible for this deal to happen. right now they don't have any rights unless we give it to them so if we're going to give them the rights, then it has to come into -- it has to come into this country, the united states should be reimbursed or should be paid. susan: also interesting that president trump said in the press briefing yesterday afternoon that other companies besides microsoft are excited at the chance to buy tiktok so there might be other suitors and options that tiktok's parent bytedance has said all along. microsoft has expressed interest in tiktok's business here in the u.s. and three other countries and talks are ongoing. september 15th is the deadline for tiktok to find a buyer or it will be banned in the u.s

susan rice her credibility called into question again.he is believed to be one of joe biden's choices for vice president again. kelly armstrong from house judiciary breaks down government documents that undercut the former obama national security advisor and her statements on the trump-russia probe. that story coming up. ♪ usaa is made for what's next we're helping members catch up by spreading any missed usaa insurance payments over the next twelve months so they can keep more cash in your pockets for when it matters most find out more at usaa.com for when it matters most ♪ ♪. elizabeth: let's welcome trump 2020 national press secretary hogan gidley to the show. great to see you back on, hogan. let's talk about mail-in ballots. is the 2020 election going to get lost in the mail, because postal service union workers saying there are delays. we saw delays in number of primaries last night. michigan, delays in mail in vote. not so state of the art and cinematically picture-perfect as media and democrats suggest. your thoughts? >> absolutely