my name is betsy huber. i'm the president of the national grange. i'm honored to stand longside chairman pai. freedomworks and the small business and entrepreneurship council to talk about the importance of connectivity to our rural communities. for 150 years, the national grange has worked to insure that all communities are able to benefit from the latest advancements in communications technologies and gain access to them. today, that's why we are committed to ensuring an open internet to connect all entrepreneurs from the silicon valley to the silicon prairie. we look forward to working with the chairman on his efforts to spur inclusive innovation that connects all of american citizens, including those in our rural and small town communities. now, i'd like to introduce mario lopez from the hispanic leadership fund. [ applause ] >> thank you, betsy. welcome, everyone. great to see everyone here. we're thrilled that could be here for food's influencement. i'm mario lopez, president of the spanish leadership fund a policy advocacy organization dedica

. >> today, schlossberg and huber meet with the jail's rabbi for religious studies. >> sometimes it's hard to choose, am i right? sometimes it's a dilemma. during the lesson, the rabbi notices that schlossberg's energy has begun to wane. >> we just had lunch hour. no lunch. >> upon hearing she didn't receive her kosher lunch that day, the rabbi requests a meal for her. but lunch is quickly interrupted when officer ponder determined schlossberg lied to the rabbi about missing her meal. >> did you eat at chow time? >> yeah, i have it now. my salad. >> but did you eat at chow time? >> yeah, we ate. >> so why did you tell the rabbi that you didn't have a tray. >> no, we didn't have lunch then. >> i went into the kitchen and told them that you didn't receive a tray. >> oh, i didn't know. >> that you knew exactly what you were doing, schlossberg. >> i wasn't the one that said it. >> when you walked past what did you say to us? the rabbi is on the way to the kitchen to get me extra food. is that what you said? yes or no. so you knew what you were doing then? >> no, not about that. it was abo

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huber doesn't like this. don't want this was we will see what new york city decides. >> this next one is brilliant and can't believe it doesn't exist but a way to stop, prevent you from sending embarrassing texts. >> both of you sent one text and thought why did i send that? now you have a chance, 5 minutes to recall it as long as the person on the other end hasn't read it. that is the trick. they put out a beta version of their new update and those in the tech world that watch this stuff like laser eyes found it, we have a tweet from wabc, beta info, they see many improvements for the revoke feature, you can un-send messages within fivemin. right now -- they think with a full update you will have this option. >> it doesn't work if they already read it is if they already read it -- >> finally, it is tax day but we will talk about positive aspects of it. >> take the pain out of paying your taxes. hopefully you got your taxes in by this point but several companies are offering, office depot and staples, you cou

huber opens up about its financials for the first time in an interview with number.es growth outpaced its losses. we'll dig into those numbers. the conscious franchise will likely make more money.

now they are teaming up with huber for delivery in florida. it has gone very well.g to go into mcdonald's and eat, have it delivered to you, they will launch it in june, several cities across the us, for all you mcdonald's fans who don't want to go to mcdonald's but wanted brought to you congratulations. >> if you're in the mood you don't want to drive, big mac and fries. starbucks and pizza. what is this about? >> this will be pretty fun. this will be in chicago in two years, just announced by the ceo a four story starbucks grocery, looking at the rendition of it in chicago along the magnificent mile, 43,000 ft. , at the corner of michigan and erie which is a high-profile high-traffic area and they will have pizza and offered tours and it will be an entertainment complex. eventually will be in two years the largest starbucks in the country. >> all i heard was pizza. it is beautiful. very nice. the time is 26 minutes after the top of the hour, donald trump opposing the biggest tax cut in us history, the mainstream media has other things on their mind. >> will the pr

inn express imaginable last night, because that's the only explanation i have for anyone who has the huberthink you can solve u.s. relations with mexico, u.s. relations with canada, u.s. relations with china, bring peace to the middle east, solve the opioid crisis, solve the va problem, and by the way, reform all the federal government. tis is insane. let's just be honest about this, okay? this is a 36-year-old guy who probably has some intelligence but has no actual knowledge about any of the policy areas we're talking about beyond the two months he's been in office. and demonstrates no staff or no ability to implement solutions. his one qualification is that he married well. >> what do you say after that? >> i would agree with dan to a large extent. i think it's preposterous to talk about the situation in the context of anything other than his relationship to donald trump. if you look at the fact that he went to iraq yesterday, it's -- it has nothing to do with anyone in the pentagon believing that he has any value to add on a foreign policy basis. it's about the pentagon looking for oth

more problems for huber facing questions over drunk driving and accusations of spying on the competition. and the latest installment of the fast and furious franchise. united states air force putting on a show of force amid rising tensions with north korea. a fully armed aircraft in japan, the move comes as the new satellite imagery suggests they are preparing for a nuclear test this weekend. the response to action by north korea's leader, kim jong un. >> we have submarines, very powerful, far more powerful than the aircraft carrier. we have the best military people on earth. it is a big mistake. he is doing the wrong thing. dagen: joining us is cia analyst and senior fellow at the security policy center, fred white. great to see you. so much has changed in the last week with the strikes on the syrian airbase, the shift toward china in terms of policy in terms of working wh china on north korea, not enabling it a currency manipulator and yesterday dropping the mother of all bombs on the islamic state in eastern afghanistan. what message does this send to north korea. >> the dropping of t

huber opens up about its financials for the first time in an interview with number. similar sales growth outpaced its losses. we'll dig into those numbers. the conscious franchise will likely make more money. inhave u.s. markets closing two hours. let's check with stocks are heading with julie hyman. after a three-day weekend, we are up. it definitely seems like there was caution going into the weekend. wise, investors have come back, not quite in full force even after the holiday weekend. we still see volume levels run 20% below the average. call three major averages are up. let's look at the s&p 500. with financials of the best-performing group right now three despite the fact font yields are down today interestingly enough, real estate gaining. tech is having a comeback, technology shares down for two weeks straight going into today. definitely saying the bounceback. energy lower by just a small fraction. a tech movers today. netflix up ahead of earnings coming after the close. we will watch subscriber numbers closely, shares of tuna have percent. having pricetfli

state and you learn about the plans that have been here over the year, you have for it, he of the huber company, all these great names that we all grew up with that disappeared, that close their doors here, how does that feel growing up here and how does it feel now? >> for me, i have a personal experience and that i was actually during the obama administer should laid off three times. so i knew it would it was like to come home and say how my going to pay that house payment. i cashed in 4o1 kays, i watched friends get laid off, husband's. i watched friends lose their homes. to this area especially the company, so many people work there and then one day they don't have a job. it's stifling for ohio and want to president common that gives you so much hope, so much optimistic and hopefully not be a typical politician and turn things around. >> martha: we have a couple minutes before we take a quick break but governor, what's your reaction to that? >> we all need optimism and hope who, but we also need certain action. and the truth is that ohio lost 4,000 jobs in march. and so there is opt

i had bilateral deficit with huber that expanded. not really worried about either of these because i have a surplus with my employer. they kept paying me for my services and at this point i am saving so i am not worried about these, this relates to the points i will make today. i will focus on two things. what is the aggregate trade balance we should be worrying about, but unlike the fiscal balance which is all about fiscal policy, the trade balance has almost nothing to do with trade policy. the trade balance has more to do with fiscal policy then trade policy. trade balance is not about trade policy. this has me really concerned when i got to points on the list they are looking into for what we should be doing about the trade deficit, product byproduct, country by country, this is the wrong approach, that is not really a good way to go about looking at it. the other point is bilateral trade deficits don't matter so this is like my deficit with starbucks which i am not particularly worried about. the bilateral deficits don't matter.

president, judge gorsuch entered private practice as an associate of kellogg, huber, hansen, todd, evan and feugel, and he was elected a partner in that law firm in 1998. his practice focused on general litigation in both trial and appellate matters. judge gorsuch left private practice in 2005 to serve as the principal deputy to the associate attorney general at the justice department here in washington. president george w. bush nominated judge gorsuch to the tenth circuit court of appeals located in denver on may 10, 2006. he -- he was confirmed by a voice vote, mr. president, on july 20, 2006. we talk about qualifications for judges. i want to share some of his. judge gorsuch has served over a decade on the u.s. court of appeals for the tenth circuit. he has an outstanding judicial record that speaks for itself. he's participated in over 2,700, mr. president, 2,700 appeals on the tenth circuit and 97% of them have been unanimously decided. he was in the majority in those cases 99% of the time. on the approximately 800 opinions that he authored on the tenth circuit, 98% of his opinions

hugh herbert huber -- hoover. it is a great venue -- avenue for debate. the categories that were used in 2000 that we came to . we chose to keep them that way for this third a survey, but i wouldt that my students probably question why we came up with those particular categories . they certainly would debate the results. that is what makes this so fascinating. all americans will be looking at this differently. based onoing to judge your political perspective, based on her background. that is all right. host: we have calls waiting for the three academic historians and advisers. fort lauderdale, on the independent line. good morning. morning to you and the historians. i was a major in history and glad to see the show that is on today. the question that i have has to do with harry truman moving beyond -- behind the dwight eisenhower. i think eisenhower basically continued some of the policies of truman. it was written that the creation -- the cold war against the soviet union, i would tend to think that treatment should still outrank eisenhower who by and la