. >>> treasurer john chang wants the state to consider a government owned bank to serve cannabis businesses. under federal law banks that accept deposits from cannabis business have is to follow guidelines that most don't want to deal with. >> banks do not want cannabis-related businesses as customers. financial institutions also don't want to deal with the work load and costs for having to count and process such large sums of cash. >> in san francisco's excelsior -- >> chung says they may have to hire armored cars to deposit the cash at banks. >>> google will tell you how long you'll have to wait at a plaunching wait times on google search and soon on google maps as well. it estimates almost a million restaurants worldwide will be included in the service. >>> up in the north bay where we may have a wet evening commute. a look at 4:00, wet weather. it could work its way down to san francisco and oakland. the steadier rain overnight. three-quarters in the north bay and then scattered showers thursday afternoon may add another .01 to .02 to the forecast the winds, 10 to 15. at 5:00, 15 to 25.

the board of directors, you may see a change in the board after john flannery, the new ceo takes charge and changes his strategic direction of the company. also, listen, this whole thing came up, they cut the dividend and the stock still went down. they announced a stream land plan and it still went down. don't be surprised if in a year from now, john flannery does something very aggressive. people say he's discussed it internally and that's breaking up the company. >> i've got some breaking news for you. senator ron johnson, the republican from wisconsin is on the screen now and said he opposes the senate tax proposal. watch the markets. we were down 124 points with the dow before we announce this. apparently the process was pretty much insulting. he does not like how he went and if they pass it without me, let them, i'm not going to vote for this tax package.

it got more heated when papa john's changed its twitter bioto say frozen pizzequals the pizza equivalent of a participation trophy. >>> from a twitter feud to a twitter ban, the internet was in a frenzy after president trump's account was deleted. this is what president's followers saw after the account was deleted for 11 minutes. an employee intentionally deactivated the president's account. twitter released a statement saying: day. we are conducting a full internal review." and president trump is responding this . about an o he tweeted: "my twitter account n down for 11 minutes by a rogue employee. word must fina >> president trump is responding this morning about an hour ago tweeting: my twitter account was taken down for 11 minutes by a rogue employee. i guess the word must finally be getting out and having an impact. >>> oprah winfrey is revealing her must have items of 2017 in time for christmas. her favorite gift guide was published yesterday. she started the tradition 20 years ago. this year's lift is more than 100 gifts including a hot sauce set and puzzles. find the full list o

i can -- >> john stewart really changed it. -time point of view to late-night, consistent point of view. he wasn't always liberal, but he was extremely committed to certain issues. >> we are, as we speak, live from our election center studios in new york city's abandoned prostitute district. >> it was the 2000 presidential campaign when the show went from being mostly about pop culture, to really focusing on the election. >> steve bowdow was the executive producer on "the lady show." >> by then, the show was a political show, and it pretty much has been ever since. >> good news for mitt romney, he has won tonight, we can announce this right now, most of the confederacy. >> mulling over certain compact news story and teasing out all the ironies of it has been the rubric for everybody. >> responding to trump's ill-informed tweets can be a full-time job. and i know, because it's my full-time job. >> late-night now had a blueprint. new shows were spawning new talent. >> john stewart is the jumping off point for stephen colbert. >> m

nancy: now at 4 john's c.e.o. changing his tune. we are joined with the update and the apology is getting mixed reviews. lindsey: this is as controversial as the initial statements. papa john's sent out three tweets. this is the first one that says it apologizes and then it says players have a right to protest but believes the anthem should be honored. the third we can't show on television and it says it wants ideas from all sides except for neo nazis. then flips them the bird. some people are not buying the apology. one person responded -- others say the apology is look -- papa john's is getting thousands of comments. only time will tell if people buy the pizzas. michelle: thank you. opposition mounting against the republican candidate roy moore looking to take the open senate seat in alabama. he is refusing to drop out of the race. >> the republicans are speaking out and the message is clear. roy moore not welcome in washington. mcconnell even suggesting a write-in campaign for jeff sessions. >> the alabaman to fit the standard is

mccann is going to out to the mound. >> john: this will change in the future, i promise.game 7, i was fortunate enough to do three of them. you realize as a starting pitcher, it's the longest game you will ever pitch. mentally that is so much with. that's not the case today. game 7 is a crazy kind of interesting game set and mind-set. >> joe: 3-2. he walked him. two on with nobody out for the dodgers in the sixth. >> john: pretty good pitch but just maybe on the outside part of the strike zone. good take. 3-2. dodgers go again, but the differences they have the different part of their lineup coming up. bellinger has been up with most of the damage that could have been done with runners on, has not gotten a hit. taylor is a much different hitter in this situation. >> joe: bellinger, the cleanup hitter, >> john: barnes, if they can get to the top of the lineup where taylor is, you've got to like the dodgers feeling they will have a run or two on the board. >> joe: single and a walk, and now austin barnes. the number eight hitter and catcher. takes a strike from charlie mort

mccann is going to out to the mound. >> john: this will change in the future, i promise.ed to pitch a game 7, i was fortunate enough to do three of them. you realize as a starting pitcher, it's the longest game you will ever pitch. mentally that is so much to deal with. that's not the case today. game 7 is a crazy kind of interesting game set and mind-set. >> joe: 3-2. he walked him. two on with nobody out for the dodgers in the sixth. >> john: pretty good pitch but just maybe on the outside part of the strike zone. good take. 3-2. dodgers go again, but the differences they have the different part of their lineup coming up. bellinger has been up with most of the damage that could have been done with runners on, has not gotten a hit. taylor is a much different hitter in this situation. >> joe: bellinger, the cleanup hitter, has left six on. >> john: barnes, if they can get to the top of the lineup where taylor is, you've got to like the dodgers feeling they will have a run or two on the board. >> joe: single and a walk, and now austin barnes. the number eight hitter and ca

congressman john conyers is changing his story. today, the democrat area, or the detroit area democrat says he acknowledged his office has settled a harassment complaint involving a former staffer, but denies any allegations made against him. earlier, conyers said he knew nothing about this. buzz feed reports his office paid $27,000 under a confidentiality agreement. tonight, there are calls for a house ethics committee to investigate. >>> president trump has hit north korea with a new round of economic sanctions. it comes just a day, one day after the white house designated that country, a state sponsor of terrorism. the new sanctions target companies engaged in trade with north korea, worth hundreds of millions of dollars. the white house says president trump discussed the sanctions during a phone call with russian leader vladimir putin. >>> if you're traveling to the holidays right worst time to be among the 51 million people who are hitting the road, the rails, or catching a flight. barely 6:00 a.m., and look at this. look at t

change your vote. >> no it would not. >> have you run into a significant numbers of undecided voters? >> well, johnchanged after the "the washington post". we have found very few people who say that are undecided. we have found a lot of people that don't want to tell us who they're voting for like the woman in the story. this is created a lot of fight and commotions among friends and family. >> joining me bill brent, also jason miller, maria kor done and allen stewart. bill, we lead on you for the sense on the ground in alabama, the last 24 hours since the president came out in support of roy moore. have you seen any change? what impa impact has it had? >> i think it's had some impact but not a great one. i think they can point to the president now and say, yes, i'm going to vote for more because i voted for trump. he trusts more so i trust moore. >> jason miller, i know you disagree with your former boss, the president on this, you don't think he should have come out for roy moore like he did yesterday. now that he has what's the risks for moore for? >> john, be clear the president didn't go out a

change. not between john and me, but things began to change. for john, it was always duty, honor, country.hat is john. john understands what it means to sacrifice for what you believe in. to put the greater good ahead of the personal feelings. president kennedy said moral courage in politics is a rare commodity that is encouraged on the battlefield. john has shown moral courage. he is a man who was terrorized, victimized, and abused. for five and a half years. as a u.s. senator, as was pointed out, he joined john kerry in normalizing relationships with vietnam. always country first, always country first. you know, here is what john said in 1995. he said, "we have looked back in anger at vietnam for too long. i cannot allow whatever resentment i incurred during my time in vietnam to hold me from duty."hat is clearly my everybody talks about these virtues. but this is what this guy did. this is not only what he said. duty. duty. duty. it is the marrow running through that solid steel spine of this guy, and it made him such a formidable opponent and a fierce friend. john and i have been with

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which means he must think he has the votes, which is shocked from when john mccain changed what he hoped would be the direction on obamacare appeal, but we have yet to hear from john mccain. >> reporter: he's been very quiet on this, andrea, much like he was during the health care debate. he said his piece, put out a statement almost a week and a half ago now when the finance committee originally passed this, saying he was pleased with the process, and he has said almost nothing about it since. i get the sense the real drama on this could happen after the senate passes their bill. all these changes and fixes and alterations we're talking about is happening on a senate bill. there is a house bill already passed and waiting in the wings, and the house context was equally measured. it could be equally difficult. >> they were making changes with susan collins to fixes on the health care side and others. they're making changes as we speak to a bill that has not had any hearings. it is a tax bill that will affect americans for decades, potentially. >> not only promises on this bill -- they're

john smart. climate change. we just. pollution. time for. africa people and projects that are changing our government for the better it's up to us to make a difference he can live for god. is a. d w. i there welcome to euro max today we've got some fantastic stories and we'll be traveling from iceland to spain is a preview of what's coming up. man of the moment a german magazine picks its crop of male celebrities. museum of the year of a guggenheim museum bilbao feel the city's revival. and meal of the day a polish deli in berlin serves up a classic dish of zurich. now every year the magazine g.q. germany takes a stab at answering a tricky question what makes a real man this year that annual man of the year awards took place here in berlin and i know shots and i guess was on it as the legend of the century but it's not just body building that puts you in with a shot of winning euro max reporter hendrick belling went to find out what sort of qualities are needed to make you man of the year. see he has had many titles mr universe hollywood sta

change the future? cory: moore with cisco's john chambers coming up next. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. 's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. >> you are watching "bloomberg technology." let's start with a check of your first word news. the house ways and means committee today began work with the tax overhaul plan. committee chair kevin brady called it a monumental challenge but said it would help spur job growth and the economy. cutsp to bottom, the tax is the most transformational tax reform bill since ronald reagan in 1986. >> democrats say the bill prioritizes the well-connected while raising taxes for millions of american families. negotiators are reportedly extending the fifth round of nafta talks to allow more time to consider proposals. def

trish: you think that is going to change, john?o get rid of all these regulations it will be different? >> i think following the crisis bernanke and yellen perhaps did the right thing. we've had a vibrant corporate debt market. debt refinancing going on. that brought on balance of credit. steve may be right, what forgotten, small business, and heavy regulations placed on smaller banks and dried up small businesses and hurt job creation and hurt creation of job opportunities for flue entrants into the labor force. look at i believe quit market if we have -- if we have inflation it is not with consumer products but equities. trish: you can go back to bernanke to blame that strategy as well as janet yellen. at some point the markets have to be based on something, right? you're trading pretty high multiples right now, steve. is that dependent on tax reform? people think or corporate earnings are going up because tax reform will go through and that justifies the multiple we're seeing in the s&p? >> first of all companies got their act t

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but, at least for today, people were prepared to believe this was not about continuity, but change. john let's get some reaction from one of the spectators, one of the 60,000 people packed into this stadium. what did you think of that speech from the new president? it was very inspiring because we got the opportunities that we are going to havejobs, and opportunities that we are going to have jobs, and that is one thing i was waiting to hear. also they are going to fight corruption, which is one thing that was drowning of as a nation. so, for me, this has been a new start, a new beginning, and cannot wait to see my children, my grandchildren, and all the future generations that had no brighter future and now i am very optimistic there is going to be a brighter future for zimbabwe. do you think he will keep his promises? for now, i think everyone will be, their eyes will be on him such that i don't think he will repeat the same mistakes. i think, for now, we are good. we have to be hopeful, because once we are not hopeful, that will get negative responses, so for us, we are happy with emm

change the future? cory: moore with cisco's john chambers coming up next.orter: here's an update of your top stories. president trump has arrived in south korea, trade and the the secondeats on leg of his five nation tour of asia including a joint press -- press reading to the south korean parliament. kong,share index in hong the biggest rise in 13 months. this has been going on in saudi arabia. inmp says he has confidence the anticorruption drives saying they know what they are doing. new zealand says the country remains opens for business but she wants a change of emphasis. saying the economy would benefit from the tpp. >> absolutely new zealand is an outward looking economy. economy rather than an overinflated housing market. >> global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. let's get a check of how markets are trading. part of this trading session over to juliet in singapore. juliette: pretty good. -- asxs november 2000 7 the firstg high area time it has closed above that leve

change the inflation target of 2%. is that a possibility under powell? john: if by changing mean raise it, i think it is unlikely. warsh's way of looking at it as another person as candidate to be fed chair in the range of 1% to 2% on inflation. i do not see how raising the inflation exit better. that is the lesson we learned in the late 1960's, but apparently not. secondly, why target something if you are not hitting 2%, why say, we can make it through percent? vonnie: when he said there were inflationary pressures that may not be going away, but they also may be going away. we do not know what they are sustainable. they do not know why data is strong in some places and weaken others. john: i think inflation is one of the hardest to forecast because no inflation model works. forecastt was the best for inflation was 2%, so if god is our best way of thinking about inflation, to understand the dynamics of inflation, what lot innow is 1960's, a the current environment, and it ultimately broke down and inflation that surprised everybody. we should not have confidence that inflation is going to stay low without the fe

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john needs to change his password immediately. >> and he meant to type "illegitimate," or so he says. so, but for a two-letter typo, the chairman of the clinton campaign's emails may not have been spread to the world. >> at the time, i was not aware that i had been hacked. >> narrator: 60,000 emails from podesta's account were a political goldmine, part of a campaign aimed at disrupting the presidential election that the american government linked to vladimir putin. >> if it were possible to create doubts and to create chaos with the political system of a major western democratic country, like the u.s., i think that will certainly serve the propaganda goals of vladimir putin's regime. >> narrator: it would be vladimir putin's revenge for a lifetime of grievances. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. >> narrator: reviving the old cold war with new weapons. >> we have the responsibility to advance freedom and democracy. >> narrator: an epic struggle... >> everywhere that freedom stirs, let tyrants fear. >> narrator: ...between the leader of russia and american democracy. >> the unite

was it time doesn't lie about john i want to. change what he said with. the order by you is a.ood question is riaz you're one of. the guy who wouldn't let work one hour since the one nine hundred ninety s. south africa has lost over a third of its founder largely due to water scarcity as the droughts become more severe and the boreholes trying. like thomas a going to need a radical solution. professor to fire into the university of cape town is hoping to provide just that jilts research focuses on a kind of plant it's an extraordinary property and she's ideally situated because one type grows wild in the hills just behind the university campus this is it looks good doesn't it it does but it's not it's actually it's dried it's lost all its water and it's cold it's its front into a very protective kind of way how long can it survive like this. months two years depending on the species and the moment of rains the thing rehydrate with their two hours within two hours you know three years of two years but one species we kept them dry for ten years. probably if they were alive i'm tr

will that change? john: i think it will change.nment has to do -- have the courage to do the change in labor policy. then to make tough decision in terms of tax policy, as well. they clearly get where this is going. digital france i think is the future. watch rut narendra modi is doing in india. he is using the same playbook. that economy will grow 10% year-over-year for the next decade. the u.s. could learn from both countries and both leaders. francine: all right, john, thank you so much. from crickets to investments, that is the cisco systems chairman in paris. we will be back with richard churnow from blackrock coming up next. in the meantime, if you are a bloomberg customer, this is what you do, you ask really tough questions to richard about the flattening of the yield curve or even something more obscure and you do that by looking onto tv and asking tom and i to ask him questions on your behalf. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." tom, we are keeping our eye on brussels, were the brexit comm

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one of the busiest shopping weekends of the year we'll look at how the rise of online johns like amazon has changed the way people shop but also the way many people work. the cost of fighting al shabaab a report from kenya where displaced people are too scared to return home and in sport the new champions of asian football have been around that story coming up a little later. now turkey says it expects the u.s. president donald trump to stick to his promise not to supply weapons to syrian kurdish fighters including the y.p. geno one friday the turkish president reject typer one held a phone call with trump in which the u.s. president reportedly said weapons would no longer be supplied to the y. p.g. senior white house officials told out zero they will not be an abrupt but rather a winding down of support remember turkey considers the y p g to be a terrorist group. i mean. the one subject that negatively impacts our relationship with the u.s. is the weapons that it's given to the y.p. gene lately we've seen that some armored vehicles have been supplied and our president once again reiterated his dis

the firstnded that time john and i realize how things were beginning to change, john, was in 1997. john mann. easter -- there was a big debate going on, we would sit next reach other on the floor. i would disagree, but i would sit next to him or he would sit next to me. what youtally, we have call party caucuses, we had lunch and you discuss policy. that i got this, he got it in the republican caucus. the leadership of my caucus actually asked me -- and i was so senior that no one could screw around with me. not a joke. to be very bright about it. unt they -- be very brn about it. and they said why are you sitting next to mccain during the debate? that looks bad for us. and mccain was told to stop sitting next to buy the debate. gov. kasich: when i go home, they will ask me why am i sitting next to you. [laughter] vice pres. biden: i sat in the white house, those two chairs fireplace, the in theding republicans -- i'm notes today saying the president was always right, but the president was asking if they could work on such and such a thing. and they looked at him and said do you re

change. eleven year old john a writer is organizing a clothing swap party at her school it's the second time she's done it and i think because it's important that we all do something to reduce the level of consumerism that we take the stand against so much new stuff being more or less if you buy less because you spend more there's less need to grow so much cotton which in turns means that fewer pesticides are released into the environment. environmental protection is important in less than two yana believes it will be one of the biggest issues for her generation. the men we fear and if there are many you can bring about real changes we need to tell the adults what to do because this is our future one day we'll be the adults and so we have to take action now. i read a quote by bertold best and change the world he needs it. that really stayed with me because it's so important and it's about our future with the frequent. fifteen year old new to sh lives in a small town in south west germany where he's surrounded by nature. and his team set up protest rallies seeking to persuade politicians to d

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his cards close to the vest here and he wants to, you know, talk about this progress, but john and poppy, a changene which will continue tonight when the president addresses the national assembly here before heading to china from south korea. >> a big night, indeed, for him, perhaps his biggest of the entire trip. jeff zeleny, thank you very much. now to north korea, our will ripley inside for the 17th trip inside the reclusive nation speaking to the regime. your sources are telling you what, when it comes, will, to the president's claim that progress is being made on this front. >> reporter: from the north korean perspective they feel a bad situation with the united states has gotten worse, and yes, the president taking a more measured tone, and the north koreans said it doesn't erase everything that was said in the weeks leading up to this landmark asia visit by the president, the fire and fury, the threat to totally destroy north korea via the united nations assembly, and the nickname of little rocketman, and the north koreans have not forgotten that. north koreans have been saying for weeks th

john solomon's report also notes that it was not clear who recommended making the crucial change in wording but that the senate will likely demand the answers. good. it's about time. we've been saying for over a year comey, the obama justice department were protecting hillary clinton for laws she broke that we would be put in jail for. comey's original news conscious never made any sense because he explained how clinton broke the law but then stopped short of recommending charges by claiming she was extremely careless instead of grossly negligent. take a look. it's a list that our friend and colleague gregg jarrett put together for us tonight.

. >> chang john the republican tax plan at one point had to leave the room, came back, you know who was on the phone the vice president, vice president t pence on speaker phone, he chatted with the small business owners. >> i have no idea how they voted. i have no idea if they voted. i have no idea what their party affiliation is. i just know they're entheusiastic and of single minds in terms of getting their tax cuts. >> so, one of the big reasons that all of these trump surrogates are pitching the plan so hard in new jersey is because, obviously, you know that, they have the highest property taxes in the country, and under this bill, you would no longer be able to deduct your property taxes and a lot of people worried their bills will go up. >> meanwhile senate republicans announce they are adding partial repeal of obamacare to their tax overhaul plan. gop leaders say they want to scrap the affordable care act requirement that all americans get health insurance to help finance tax cut for america's middle class. >> attorney general, jeff sessions, says, he didn't lie about what he kne

winner the outlands to use well beyond the beyond with the bong bong when john it is what it means it is what it is when morning changes to our . brand . new out is what would john. yeah it is what it is it is all in fact. yeah yeah. that's was. the idea behind the leader of the title was. our lives are what they are to live in is to live on and be happy and that's when our lives has a pistol and gets carted as a hospital. our lives are tied i'll just finish this is for me the best affairs for me this is from the time yeah the last few i. have not mail from my music on to my music my. mind my relationship with the audience and with the my musicians that i play with is better . it's not fueled by anything except the love of music. yeah that is your my relationship but. it's a strange thing and my my mother died about five years ago and i came back from from a stranger she was by buried her in australia i was with and said goodbye and i came back and i did twenty eight shows. in thirty one days and in sweden and quite a few of those were in churches and cathedrals and for some reason i stopped trying to be a pop star or

violence people are vulnerable often within their own communities but one woman is helping change things as john holdren reports. for these girls from them as our indigenous group in mexico this is more than just a kick about in a male dominated society football could open the door to another world. where the loop a suffer the fate of many goals here violence in her own home and then being sent to work as a maid in mexico city at just thirteen she decided she was worth more than that. she got a university education and headed back to help other girls forming an ngo that heads into schools uses football to get them to open up about things many face daily. i'm sure if i ask you who has faced by their own home or as a woman everyone would raise their hand. she holds workshops on other subjects that are often to do in their communities like avoiding early pregnancy and sexual rites around four hundred girls who are in the program. there are many women who haven't been to their doctors because their husband won't let a man examine them that kills us just putting on a sports kid is an act of rebellion

now he says, that poppa john's supports players efforts toward change but he also believes that the changebelieves in americans should honor the national anthem. >>> well, just as we approach busy shopping season another major retailer is falling victim to the credit card breach. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live outside forever 21 in center city with more and what it could mean for millions of customers, good morning, jan. >> reporter: jim and rahel, good morning, you said it this could possibly impact millions of people, now, forever 21 released a statement yesterday , they say they are investigating, at this time they are not sure how many locations are impacted or exactly where those locations are, throughout the country but they do say that the people impacted here seem to be the people who went inside store and made purchases there , for seven months earlier this year. as holiday shopping season gets underway earlier and earlier, this is the worst sort of news for people making purchases. >> i don't make thousands of dollars a month so if i do get hats, by people it i

john clark. >>> this is "sports desk." brought to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change way you experience tv. >>> i'm john clark. philadelphia sundays aren't the same without the eagles. they are on their bye. what is carson wentz doing today? he is hunting. taking his mind off of football for a little bit. the birds will be back to work tomorrow. we can't wait for next sunday night, eagles/cowboys right here in dallas on nbc10. full post-game coverage coming up. no ezekiel elliot for the boys. right now they're losing to thefall fons 17-7 in atlanta. the eagles have the best record at 8 and 1 now two teams are right behind them. the vikings and saints are just one game back. teddy bridgewater tearing up. active for the first time since he nearly lost his leg over 15 months ago. one-handed grab here. first touchdown of his career. but the vikings keep rolling. to rice. minnesota wins 38-30. they have won five straight. they are 7 and 2. i like that celebration there. the saints are also 7 and 2. they have now won seven in a row, matching the eagles' winning streak. matt

nothing else about the structure of the aca would be changed. john harwood joins me now.n following the tax bill in all of its ins and outs. nick mulvaney, admitting to me this weekend that they're gaming the system, they're putting things in the senate version to bring it down under 1.5 trillion in terms of the deficit because that will allow them to pass it without the 60 votes and just the 50 votes. he said basically it's a gimmick. >> uh-huh. >> is this thing going to pass? >> i think b it is a 50/50 proposition. they still got vulnerable wavering republican senators. murkowski, that's a break through for them. that's a psychiatric logical advance. especially since she's one of the people who voted down obamacare before. but you still have significant problems over the distribution of benefits in the bill, over the cost of the bill, .over estimates suggesting that it's not going to produce nearly as much economic growth as the administration is claiming. >> in fact, could cost as much as $2.2 billion. i want to ask you about uber. this was a rampan cover-up. basically

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