his name is tom sullivan, a great guy. welcome back, tom. >> hey, good morning.tuart: i've never seen anything like this. the fabulous five as i call them, i've never seen a group of companies so dominate wall street as this group is dominating now. >> it the technological revolution we've been in and these are the new industrials, if you will. this is where the money is going to be made and this is where everybody is going to be spending their money. consumers are going to be buying it. the advancements are going to keep coming. you're betting on the future and they're betting more technology is coming. stuart: you're a financial analyst or have been. >> yes. stuart: that's what you do. >> right. stuart: you are a financial kind of guy. >> correct. stuart: in good conscience can you tell viewer it's got a ways to go. the facebooks and googles, a ways to go? >> when it's this expensive, you go into it in some sort of buying in process, do it on a quarterly basis over a certain period of time, you just don't dump all of your money in today. the problem is, if you

. >> and good evening, everybody, i'm tom sullivan in for lou dobbs tonight and president trump todayg national media, which has been printing all kinds of falsehoods about him since before he was elected. the latest is the new york times claiming that the president asked ousted fbi director james comey to pledge his loyalty to happen. something that mr. trump says is simply not true. and all the animosity likely to end with the media after the president warned comey against leaking to the press and floated the idea of, hey, how about canceling those

. >> and good evening, everybody, i'm tom sullivan in for lou dobbs tonight and president trump todayeft wing national media, which has been printing all kinds of falsehoods about him since before he was elected. the latest is the new york times claiming that the president asked ousted fbi director james comey to pledge his loyalty to happen. something that mr. trump says is simply not true. and all the animosity likely to end with the media after the president warned comey against leaking to the press and floated the idea of, hey, how about

. >> and good evening, everybody, i'm tom sullivan in for lou dobbs tonight and president trump today hitting back at the left wing national media, which has been printing all kinds of falsehoods about him since before he was elected. the latest is the new york times claiming that the president asked ousted fbi director james comey to pledge his loyalty to happen. something that mr. trump says is simply not true. and all the animosity likely to end with the media after the president warned comey against leaking to the press and floated the idea of, hey, how about canceling those press briefings? fox news chief white house correspondent john roberts has our report. >> tom, good evening. i can't ever remember a time when the president of the united states said what president trump did about james comey today. >> in the middle of a ferocious tweet storm from the president this morning, a remarkable shot across the bow to fired fbi director. the president warning quote james comey better hope that there are no tapons before he ss leaking to the press. the president was referring to three

. >> and good evening, everybody, i'm tom sullivan in for lou dobbs tonight and president trump today hitting back at the left wing national media, which has been printing all kinds of falsehoods about him since before he was elected. the latest is the new york times claiming that the president asked ousted fbi director james comey to pledge his loyalty to happen. something that mr. trump says is simply not true. and all the animosity likely to end with the media after the president warned comey against leaking to the press and floated the idea of, hey, how about canceling those press briefings? fox news chief white house correspondent john roberts has our report. >> tom, good evening. i can't ever remember a time when the president of the united states said what president trump did about james comey today. >> in the middle of a ferocious tweet storm from the president this morning, a remarkable shot across the bow to fired fbi director. the president warning quote james comey better hope that there are no tapes of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press. the president

. >> and good evening, everybody, i'm tom sullivan in for lou dobbs tonight and president trump today all kinds of falsehoods about him since before he was elected. the latest is the new york times claiming that the president asked ousted fbi director james comey to pledge his loyalty to happen. something that mr. trump says is simply not true. and all the animosity likely to end with the media after the president warned comey against leaking to the press and floated the idea of, hey, how about cancin

i want to go to tom sullivan, not only because he is astute on these matters but he is a pilot as wellt do you make of that, do you believe people by and large are happy with air travel today? >> i think so. i fly a lot. i know you do too, neil, and knock on wood i haven't been in a fight on a plane for a long time. neil: people know you. you're a big celeb. >> i know, i think it is the anomaly but at the same time it ties in with, i glad you put up macy's and put in retail problems with the stock market today and not only recently. it ties in with customer service. now adays where you go, if you get good customer service it stands out because it is not common. whether it is at a depart store where you can have a choice and can click and point on amazon where to buy things as opposed to go to brick-and-mortar, if they invent how to beam me up, scotty, i would rather get to los angeles in a beam than get on -- go to the airport hour 1/2 beef hand. be treated like a criminal being patted down with whole security thing. things seats are crammed together, no wonder people have snapping fit

tom sullivan and troy tanner in the bureau, michael ha and the office of engineering and technology. matt pearl and paul powell and the wireless communication bureau, and the office of general counsel. all of your efforts are appreciated. now, we'll proceed to the voting of the item. >> aye. >> aye. >> thank you to the national bureau and madame secretary, if you can announce the next item on the agenda. >> thank you, next item is wireless telecommunication bureau. personal radio services for rule making for -- acting chief of the bureau giving the introduction. >> when ever you are ready. >> thank you, mr. chairman and commissioners. >> good morning. >> this communication bureau is pleased to present this order that updates and modernizes the radio service. it allows for a variety of devices that the public can purchase and operate for personal communication needs without having to go through a service provider and usually having to get to fcc license. examples of these devices cover common and simple uses like walkie-talkies and hearing assistant devices and radios. these devices i

tom, you mentioned the importance of space based snaertsds and senator sullivan touched on that as well this morning. i was hoping you could flesh that out a little more. we have satellites that can detect mechanism launches but what would a space based entail and how realistic are they from either a technical or a budgetary perspective? >> i actually think that this is maybe the most important -- it's a good question. most important thing that maybe ought to be aed to what we're doing now. after rtp. and that is to say that every -- first of all, every administration, last five administrations have had a space-based central -- not for detection but tracking and discrimination. every single one of them have had it on paper as a critical element of long range missile defense. nobody's done it. nor whatever reason it continues to get pushed back. so this is something that i think that the administration has indicated they want to look at and they should look at and admiral sheering has said where the threat is going, space is a must. but right now it continues to be a maybe because we don

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