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this is the gaia says i hate outsourcing, we've got to make sure that corporations create jobs here in united states and not go to cheap labor countries abroad. this is a businessman he manufactured his product and low wage countries abroad. in turkey and china, and other low-wage countries. he is a fraud, he is a liar, and we will expose him for what he is. this is a man, who during his campaign said my tax plan is not going to benefit the wealthy it's going to benefit working families. 83% of the benefits of his tax plan have gone to the top 1% over the last ten years and we have absurdity like companies like amazon which made $10 billion of profit last year end not paying a nickel in federal income taxes. so we will have an opportunity during this campaign to exposed trump, not only is a liar but as a fraud. >> thank you, senator sanders, so michael bloomberg is skipping the early states. there will be a debate tomorrow night and he won't be there. do you think it's fair that the democratic party altered or revised the rules. let me at least put the question out there. you know i'm

tim, karen, steve, and gaia. the nasdaq and s&p 500 marking record closes today and all three major indexes post gains there is a different story brewing in the bond markets. should you be worried? we will answers. >>> plus wheeling and dealing in the retail space l brands getting ready to offload victoria's secret maybe. what it means for those stocks. >>> and pete joins us from the home of the minnesota twins for a fast pitch what's got him so excited about this name. it's a mystery chart you will have to stick around to find out what it is amid the coronavirus outbreak we will start with apple. the iphone could face big production troubles ahead even as manufacturer foxconn got the green light to reopen two of its chinese factories today. josh lipton is in san francisco to lay out what's next for the tech giant. >> so china is a key link in apple's supply chain and investors are focused on foxconn specifically and for good reason it is the largest manufacturer of apple devices its factory is reportedly back op

executive order which was a great boon to anti-semitismng on campus akin to a anti-feminism, anti-gaia, all of the other bigotry's. but i insisted, and i did not have to fight for this, everybody agreed that the law should say this executive order must be interpreted consistent with existing law which means the first amendment. nothing in the executive order can in any way undercut the first amendment. i support the first amendment. i think it comes before anything else but the first amendment does not protect actual acts of discrimination which is what it is. mr. shrum: i was going to say i entirely agree. have a couple of other comments about it and then a question. all, i entirely disagree with bds. i cannot imagine ever supporting it under any circumstances. when he defeated benjamin netanyahu which is why i hope alan fails when he deals with that yahoo!. but it's not just about one country. the movement to boycott south africa was just about one country. i think ads is wrong on the merits. notionong on the whole that somehow or other we are going to dictate the policy of a state l

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gaia --carr and vast and vasileious gkionakis sticking with us. laura: the u.s.nology. the commerce department's drafting changes to current rules. the changes could require chip factories to get licenses if they use american factories to make chips for huawei. the u.s. has been urging allies to ban huawei in 5g networks. hong kong may be heading toward a recession. gdp trump at 6.2%, that is the most in five years. economists have predicted a decline because the impact of a sales tax hike. now they are concerned the virus outbreak could make things worse. --me minister singh joe abe shinzo abe may have to consider another round of spending. energy secretary dan brouillette said russia will be unable to circumvent u.s. sanctions on the nord stream 2 pipeline. chief exit negotiator will lay out the country's goals for the future relationship with the european union. the sides are trying to work out a trade deal by the end of the year. boris johnson's office says the u.k. not want special treatment but it says the eu is offering more stringent terms than it did in