speemac's does brown university think manners are too manly? >> from the taste of your lips you're on a high >> trump insisted is not a muslim band. >> were talking about note that the muslim band but it's countries that don't have tremendous tear. people are going to command and show us tremendous problems. without allowing people to come in who in many cases or in some cases they are looking to do tremendous destruction. >> there following executive orders all we can transmit now. it looks like trump the president is going to be a man of action, just like how he was in the private sector. he has a dizzying array of things he has got done on the first week. it seems like the press can keep up. a couple of months ago this muslim band ban was huge news. >> if he tries to get the full force of law on capitol hill hill run into others who want to stop his agenda. i think he is not going to have roadblocks on these executive actions because he is pushing forward. you're right, the democrats, the media, people in general having a hard time general h

speemac's it hasn't been that long that we haven't seen each other. but it's been a while. >> she told me it started not even a year ago when she wanted to get a job as a nanny for george and sarah's three kids kids. >> it's so easy to become attached to an infant. after caring for her i was with her the most out of the three siblings. you do everything, your like to everything with them. >> your like her other mom. >> she was born with a rare condition which destroys the liver. it would most likely take her life before she turned to. the only way to save her was to get a liver transplant. >> and never crossed my mind going into the job and then a couple of weeks went by and i did some research and it didn't seem after doing research it didn't seem like that big of a sacrifice to save a life. she's the happiest baby and i could not try to devise a match. >> i know kiersten's mom so i asked her what did you think when your daughter said i'm going to donate part of my organ. >> i thought it was great. i thought i thought it was an awesome thing to want

speemac returning out to the senate commerce committee.have up the commerce department. we will pick up where we left off and start with senator chris for his questions. thank you mister chairman. congratulations to you and your family on this nomination. i think you will do a terrific job. one of the things i'm most excited about. you and i have a opportunity to visit at length. the commitment to regulatory reform. to reduce that. it is critically important. and i think it is shared by the cabinet appointees and that's one aspect that is can have among the most dramatic impacts on bringing back jobs expanding the number of high-paying jobs. i commend you for that. i want to talk about a number of specific areas. i want to start with addressing the spectrum. the demand for spectrum. the u.s. mobile data doubled usage and it's projected to increase by 660 percent. by 2018. and spectrum is always scarce. the fact that the federal government owns or shares roughly half of the spectrum. and that presents both the challenge in the opportunity.

his job while he's working out, while he's making his food he's making calls and doing interviews speemac, to wait and how much time? eight months, 30 pounds, now he's vegan. no it's fantastic his next step is helping his mother get off of dialysis. that's awesome awesome. >> we just learned that diet and exercise helps you lose weight. it also helps reverse problems that shouldn't have started in the first place if you are living a healthy lifestyle. >> excellent. >> the governor on the democratic side just got tighter. after dropping out of the race and it tober senator ray lesniak just said he's back in the game. his rivals are phil murphy and john -- who became known as governor christie's chief nemesis after the a legislative investigation of bridge gate. on the major issue affecting the state senator rate lesniak voted no to the gas tax and voted no to allowing governor christie to profit from a book deal despite the fact that may have benefited the senator to have got more money for staff. we are joined by senator rate lesniak. back in october you said a head-to-head race with phil

speemac he was professed -- impressive.took the harder line that the current administration is taking. i think his relaxed dens to agree to certain categorizations to claim that he would or would not support certain sanctions was absolutely the right thing to do to maintain options but he is not a pushover. i think that's clear. and you look at these various characters. he's been across the table with over the years he knows how to handle it. charles hurt how do you see it. that exchange at that was thought was probably the best exchange of the entire hearing. environs exactly right. marco rubio was doing a little bit of that. they would've been the top people i would have predicted my face real problems. i don't see any way he does not get confirmed. obviously marco rubio seems to be on the fence if not hostile. but i think he will pick up democrats that are up for real election in two years and states that trump carries. i think he did himself a lot of good yesterday. one of the things i'm so fascinated by is that the man

speemac i don't know how you put a percentage on it. the bar was low. they exceeded them. there is a potential for them to do very well in the second quarter if everyone happens -- everything happens. and maybe they will 50%. that's what we really want. we want something reliable. it's a very busy day. we look about 42 minutes before the closing bell rings. two major sectors are playing a big role in this rally. healthcare is one of them. technology is a freight train as well. at some look at some of the tech stocks. of about 15 to 16. it is a huge move today. they came in with amazing earnings. along with western digital. yahoo have a big date yesterday. let's look at intuitive surgical. could the market start heading in the other direction. it's a fair question here. when they turn their focus to other aspects. let's just be more clear here. insane that the markets are generally positive. on the economic outlook. but then this usually happens. there is a possibility that the market goes up a little bit from here. but here's what i'm hearing we should point out there is s

that's me was a leap speemac@vesely a reference to the america first reference before world war ii. that was a long time ago. and really america first is what the duty of an american president should be. who else's first before america and the american people. >> the racist underpinnings back then anti-'s medic. medic. >> you don't interpret today, to think he was aware, because i've heard some organizations and he knew exactly what you say is a putting -- a funny way of challenging. >> i think the allegation was ridiculous. john maclean's slogan in 2008 when he ran for the presidency and a good slogan it was, was country first. now which country do you think he was talking about. of course the americas president needs to put america first. and they thought george w. bush was going to be an isolationist, he he wasn't, they began to complain was too aggressive in the world, they thought brock obama was the necessary antidote that lasted right up until his foreign-policy came into place and they recall from it. they're missing the point. >> on the china warning and discord i can under

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. >> hillary clinton talked about you can get a job being a paris*speemac what's wrong with being a barista your saying people who work in mcdonald's don't have fo years degrees. >> that's not a. >> how about not being about the topic. >> here comes another one. >> go ahead jesse. >> the snow flake stuff is not surprising. as you saw the weekend sean spicer tweeted that s&l was now means owed donald trump campaign done everything is so mean and we should do more. i don't think we should deal away with all programs that are not stem. we should invest more in's them, that's for sure. >> i have a philosophy degree but i love stem. >> i did too. i have a lot of degrees and things like history and politics. >> how many degrees you have. >> i have three graduate degrees. >> i have 9.6. >> it's a great question. >> if you have ever wanted to know how to start rumors, have you converted to islam? just ask lindsay lohan. she spent time assisting syrian refugees in turkey and adopting an accent that sounds irish. she has been learning russian with a speech impediment. over the weekend she caused a st

speemac i think this was right. it was a pop list speech.eagan or looking back at different speeches before it was donald trump and it was about lane and out. it is what i wanted. that is actually what his supporters want. they want a total change of washington. both parties aren't working. this is a new deal. this is how we are going to run this place in order to get from point a to point b you have to break some of that. basically said they are worried about themselves and ignoring america's problems. you could make that case that that has been it like that for many years. >> he has to deal with them saying i have the popular sentiment behind me. that is where the populist part comes in. this is why he was elected and he was elected. to change washington. >> today we are not merely transferring power from one administration to another or from one party to another but we are transferring power from washington dc and giving it back to you the people. >> a liberal democrat could have said that and you you would have applauded it even bertie s

speemac i think it will be a real plus for the economy. i would take the other side. if we see a 5% on the tenure stock market it's can be a lot lower than where they are today. i actually think the real opportunity is outside the u.s. in a particularly keen on japan into europe and surprisingly perhaps mexico. i think it's one of the pieces. donna trump has succeeded in making them 20% more competitive than it was. i think the risk and reward in mexico is pretty interesting. >> with a number of the key national elections ahead. >> i am bullish on european financials. i took my cue from the italian referendum a couple weeks ago where you have it come in. they didn't get brexit or trump but we did get the italian referendum is a no. i'm also bullish on the euro over the dollar. it's going to go to parity we've head that opportunity i think it's unlikely. i actually want to own assets denominated in euros. we don't know how he will go about the day-to-day business of that but we talked about the fear of a trade war. how strong is he going to be with countries like china

[inaudible] speemac@of that was really good. i thought that was something that got covered pretty well by a lot of members of the committee and his responses were consistent with what we want to see have happened. i think we have to find ways ways to share and reallocate. the spectrum issue is relevant, particularly if you looking at other things. we have to figure out ways. [inaudible] i thought his answer for hearing like this, which sometimes tends to be. [inaudible] he was generally substantive on a lot of issues. i thought on that particular issue he demonstrated not only an understanding of the need but a willingness and commitment to pursue it. [inaudible] >> i thought he was pretty straightforward. senator nelson worked on those issues pretty hard and i thought his answers about letting noah and other agencies that are involved on that issue do the science, i thought he responded pretty well to that. >> when will they do a confirmation vote. >> i would like to get that scheduled as quickly as possible. we have to allow l

speemac they announced yesterday that congress is willing to approve 12 to 15.inty on whether they will be reimbursed by mexico or not. what is your take on all of this. i think more important for summit we are a diversified vertically integrated company which mes we manacturing construction advocates. in about 40% of our business goes into the highway business when i hear president trump talk about a trillion dollars and for structure in the structure program he always mentioned highways so it's really the highways element of this we do business in 20 states. we are pretty new company. we started from scratch in 2009 we were private equity backed. and really created a very fine as a subscale business of scale during about a billion and half dollars of revenue. president trump is the first company that has emphasize infrastructure and we kind of seat with emphasis in a lot of work in the state that we do really see the new golden age of infrastructure development. our highways, our airports are water. it's all unique. >> absolutely. we've an analyst on the other

>> it does speemac's earning doubt that it hurts the economy? left or right? encouraging as i talked to members of both parties that there seems to be common ground and bipartisan work in favor of fragmentary relief because we see it from our constituents everyday. >> does economic growth help the budget? >> everybody. >> so you can help the budget. is there any debate on that? >> they suggest that regulatory cost is one of the most regressive taxes that we have. false most heavily. >> and there's no university think tank that says we will grow our way out of the budget problem. >> i have never seen that. >> do agree that we are in a state of overregulation? >> i do. >> seems that the entire premise i've listened to at least in the times i've come in and out of the committee. the talk of very different approaches story budget and economy. i think everybody agrees with that. we have a significant debt of outstanding liabilities on a balance sheet today. >> almost $20 trillion. that's what reported. if you wanted to project it could be closer to 100. on the ones

that no democrats want anything to do with helping people get more insurance or healthcare there to speemacthese pics will be confirmed. some of them will be confirmed i think there are a few reasonable democrats particularly those in states that he won by 40 points. they ought to think long and hard before being carte blanche no on his nominations. he's not afraid to go to their states and let them know what their senators are doing appear. i think he will show up in different states around the country and say we need a replacement and we need your senator to vote for it. you know election in two years. thank you so much for joining us. there is more still head. what to expect from the first 100 days in office. a trump themed bar in dc. stay with us. safety doesn't come in a box. it's not a banner that goes on a wall. it's not something you do now and then. or when it's convenient. it's using state-of-the-art simulators to better prepare for any situation. it's giving offshore teams onshore support. and it's empowering anyone to stop a job if something doesn't seem right. at bp, safety is

speemac i think all aspects of nafta would be put on the e