stands to be delayed by the cause of this because of this uncertainty and you also have the american chamber of commerce in spain that saying u.s. companies basically have contingency plans in the bag to relocate out of the to catalonia overnight if it does decide to cede now there is hope in the market still but mainly the point that the sense that i'm getting here is that that's aluna has reached a point of no return and the companies are going to have to cover their bases accordingly now if you say something like reaching a point of no return that implies that markets are pretty much betting on catalonia seceding they are and they aren't so they're basically using the fact that regulations have been eased to allow them to move out of catalonia easier and that is something that they're taking advantage of but we have to see the departures also for what they are now they're mostly just an administrative change in address all that has happened is that they've changed headquarters that has had no impact yet on jobs or in operations we've been talking about basically big companies in spain that have busin

stands to be delayed by the cause of this because of this uncertainty and you also have the american chamber of commerce in spain that saying u.s. companies basically have contingency plans in the bag to relocate out of catalonia overnight if not to luna does decide to cede now there is hope in the market still but mainly the point that the sense that i'm getting here is that that's a lumia has reached a point of no return and companies are going to have to cover their bases accordingly now if you say something like reaching a point of no return that implies that markets are pretty much betting on catalonia seceding. they are and they are and so they're basically using the fact that regulations have been eased to allow them to move out of catalonia easier and that is something that other taking advantage of but we have to see the departures also for what they are now they're mostly just an administrative change an address all that has happened is that they've changed headquarters that has had no impact yet on jobs or in operations we've been talking about basically big companies in spain that have busin

necessary to walk out of dialogue and if necessary we'll leave the treaty mexico is bigger than nafta even the powerful american lobbying organization the u.s. chamber of commerce is turning its back we've been patient headed and constructive but let me right now be possible and direct there are several several. proposals still on the table that could tire deal. that could mean deep trouble for the economy canada the u.s. and mexico are each other's most important trading partners and for many companies there is no plan b. the nafta agreement is vital for their survival. family vacation at the beach the bay of one sun in north korea is great for bathing if you can live with the occasional rocket launch the otherwise peaceful town kim jong un's summer residence is also the country's most important military staging area. from an outsider's view it seems rather unbalanced to launch missiles from a place of being a valid for tourism purposes but it's working for kim jong un's governing process and. john young is spending billions to turn the bay into a tourist area in the one sun special tourist zone foreign investors have already ploughed and one and a half billio

necessary to walk out of dialogue and if necessary we'll leave the treaty mexico is bigger than nafta even the powerful american lobbying organization the u.s. chamber of commerce is turning its back. we've been patient headed and constructive but let me right now be possible and direct there are several several poison pill proposals still on the table like a dual mission tire deal. that could mean deep trouble for the economy canada the u.s. and mexico are each other's most important trading partners and for many companies there is no plan b. the nafta agreement is vital for their survival. family vacation at the beach the bay of one sun in north korea is great for bathing if you can live with the occasional rocket launch the otherwise peaceful town kim jong un's summer residence is also the country's most important military staging area. from an outsider's view it seems rather unbalanced to launch missiles from a place of being a valid for tourism purposes but it's working for kim jong un's governing process and. john young is spending billions to turn the bay into a tourist area in the one son special tourist zone foreign investors have already ploughed and

the american chamber of commerce has said trump has to get something done.we are going to get a deal. it will not be significantly different and market will march ahead. from will it come executive orders or movement from congress or on nafta. we will probably see tom sign an order on health care. -- we will see trump signed an order on health care. jay: there will be a deal done. nafta can be improved. plus a 20-year-old agreement at this point. we fixed some things and everybody goes ahead and is a winner. for mexico, it is important. for trump to get a win and keep the business community on side into the midterms is critical. david: thank you for being with us. jay pelosky of pelosky global strategies will be staying here. you can tune in tom keene and david gura on the radio on "bloomberg surveillance." live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ linebargerg up, tom will be talking about master. this is bloomberg. tech stocks have driven the bull market. it seems investors take the opportunity to buy more when they take a breather. facebook and google, poss

not many support transposition even the powerful american lobbying organization the u.s. chamber of commerce is turning its back. we've been patient headed and constructive but let me right now be possible and direct there are several several. proposals still on the table that could. deal and that could mean deep trouble for the economy canada the usa and mexico are each other's most important trading partners and for many companies there is no plan b. the nafta agreement is vital for their survival. the rush of fresh records the seen on global stock markets in the last couple of weeks has spread to japan tokyo's benchmark index is reaching the highest level in twenty years on monday the nikkei jumped only a fraction of a percent but that put it at twenty thousand eight hundred and eighty one the best finish since one thousand nine hundred six industry in japan is reporting strong profits suggesting the world's number three economy is surging once again blue chips in tokyo had to drop to surprising lowest after britain's breaks it vote and shares in china's great wall motor shot up by nearly

not many support transposition even the powerful american lobbying organization the u.s. chamber of commerce is turning its back. we've been patient headed and constructive. let me right now be possible and direct there are several several. proposals still on the table that could. deal and that could mean deep trouble for the economy canada the usa and mexico are each other's most important trading partners and for many companies there is no plan b. the nafta agreement is vital for their survival. well that's why it's wrong for comes out and that's it from me and the business team here and then i'll have an update for you in the next hour and if you don't already do follow us on twitter and facebook before you go here's a real time check on global markets by. it's a wild week on v.w. there they couldn't think that we can do that with you because you give it everything revolves around the animal kingdom and a two legged friends. with small black spots on a case of why they always cut a handsome figure out how to don't make sure get its name we try to find out by connecting the dots. your robo

not many support trumps position even the powerful american lobbying organization the u.s. chamber of commerce is turning its back. we've been patient headed and constructive but let me right now be possible and direct there are several several. proposals still on the table that could tire deal and that could mean deep trouble for the economy canada the usa and mexico are each other's most important trading partners and for many companies there is no plan b. the nafta agreement is vital for their survival. north korea is currently not what you'd call a tourism hotspot it would have something to do with the fact that recently an american tourist was incarcerated there on spying charges he apparently was tortured and died from his injuries shortly after his release tourism is one of the few sectors that is not affected by u.n. sanctions a family vacation at the beach the bay of one son in north korea is great for bathing if you can live with the occasional salvos of rockets and artillery. the otherwise peaceful town kim jong un's summer residence is also the country's most important military sta

, the asia-pacific council of american chambers of commerce, the u.s. council for international business, the u.s. travel association and the american hotel and lodging association. on the house homeland security committee, house companion legislation was championed by kathleen rice of new york. with the leadership of miss rice and others, her bill was passed unanimously by our committee. i would like to ask unanimous consent to enter into the record a statement by miss rice. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. barragan: allowing a.b.t. cards to expire would be a mistake that puts american businesses at a disadvantage. with that i urge my house colleagues to support this bipartisan legislation and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from arizona. ms. mcsally: mr. speaker, i have no more speakers. if the gentlewoman from california has no more speakers i am prepared to close once the gentlewoman's time has expired does. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california. ms. barragan: mr. speaker, i am

chamber of commerce, presenting a brief history of the american economic system beginning with the colonial. -- colonial period. it argues that free enterprise is embedded in the bill of rights and criticizes excessive taxes and regulation of the 1950's. it is part of the library of congress collection and is made possible by the national film preservation foundation and the internet archive. agoator: it wasn't so long in the history of man's voyage toward a better world that ships were carrying eager passengers for the shores of a new nation that was just in the building. our forefathers were constructing the foundation of this nation by interlocking inseparably the blocks of our political and economic freedom. ["yankee doodle"] [jaunty music] narrator: the way of life our forefathers established on this foundation of freedom drew people from the far corners of the earth and all those who set foot on these shores had the opportunity to build a better life for themselves. even young jonathan, an unskilled lad from across the sea, hope to find a job where he could progress according to his a

necessary to walk out of dialogue and if necessary we'll leave the treaty mexico is bigger than nafta even the powerful american lobbying organization the u.s. chamber of commerce is turning its back. we've been patient headed and constructive but let me right now be possible and direct there are several several poison pill proposals still on the table like a dual mission tire deal. that could mean deep trouble for the economy canada the u.s. and mexico are each other's most important trading partners and for many companies there is no plan b. the nafta agreement is vital for their survival. family vacation at the beach the bay of one sun in north korea is great for bathing if you can live with the occasional rocket launch the otherwise peaceful town kim jong un's summer residence is also the country's most important military staging area. from an outsider's view it seems rather unbalanced to launch missiles from a place of being a valid for tourism purposes but it's working for kim jong un's governing process and. john young is spending billions to turn the bay into a tourist area into one sun special tourist zone foreign investors have already ploughed and on

businesses and the powerful chamber of commerce lobbying group. to north american free trade and to the north american free trade agreement is , andeat to our partnership vibrancy. and clearly the national security and safety of all three nations. rebecca: the u.s. chamber of commerce also criticizes what it calls a poisoned pill proposal meant to sabotage nasa, including a sunset clause that would require regular renegotiations. while on the campaign trail and as president, donald trump has repeatedly threatened to rip up free trade agreements, which has pressed authorities in mexico to travel to brazil and argentina to talk about the import of corn, present in virtually all mexican cuisine, currently imported almost entirely from the united states. correspondent on the ground in mexico filed this report. reporter: in mexico, if you get lucky, you can savor an air of local corn at a roadside food stamp. >> the corn is very delicious. repoporter: it tastes juicy and sweet, but the trade of corn has turned bitter. since 1994, u.s. corn has arrived in mexico in huge

chamber of commerce. presenting a brief history of the american economic system beginning with the colonial period. it argues that free enterprise is embedded in the bill of rights and criticizes excessive taxes and regulation of the 1950's. "it's everybody's business" is part of the library of congress collection and made available by the national film preservation foundation and the internet archive.

not many support trumps position even the powerful american lobbying organization the u.s. chamber of commerce is turning its back. we've been patient headed. let me right now be forceful and direct there are several several poison. proposal still on the table that could do on this entire deal and that could mean trouble for the economy canada the usa and mexico are each other's most important trading partners and for many companies there is no plan b. the nafta agreement is vital for their survival. or shares in john us great wall motor shot up by nearly twenty percent in hong kong on wednesday rumors swirled that it was about to enter a joint venture with germany's b.m.w. why the companies are commenting b.m.w. already makes cars in china through its joint venture with brilliance china automotive holdings heavy pollution has forced beijing to loosen rules for joint ventures with foreign companies in the hopes of quickly phasing in electric and hybrid engine technology b.m.w. announced an electric car offensive just last month here in germany. well that sounds like an interesting new business

. >> a lot of american businesses like nafta, it helps them do business economically, the chamber of commerce among them. let me go back to your earlier point. if we activate those sort of withdrawal provisions, but nafta doesn't really go away? what's the point there? the president gets to say, hey, i walked away from nafta, and what? >> i think the president is trying to increase leverage. if we know anything about the president's deal history or the books he's written, he wants to go into negotiations with the strongest possible hand he can. in this situation, the way he can increase and maximize his leverage is not just by threatening to withdrawal but actually he could pull the trigger on a withdrawal. it would be a much more serious situation that they would have to stand up and pay attention to. >> which means we'll be talking to you again, jon. thank you so much. jon lieber with the asia group. >>> the minutes of the last fed meeting show the central bank is on track to increase interest rates once again later this year. steve liesman has the lowdown on what policymakers are thinking

chamber of commerce, presenting a brief history of the american economic system beginning with the colonial. -- colonial period. it argues that free enterprise is embedded in the bill of rights and criticizes excessive taxes and regulation of the 1950's. it is part of the library of congress collection and is made possible by the national film preservation foundation and the internet archive.

chamber of commerce sounding the alarm. candidate is the leading buyer of american exports and tensions are rising. head of south korea's fair trade commission encouraging foreign investors to speak more about improving corporate governance despite scandals involving conglomerates, the commission chairman says investors have not raised to levels in developed markets. it is a shame for an investors have been so passive in korea and have not raised their act to develop markets. one of the biggest reasons is the korean government's unpredictability and inconsistency and how it enforces the law. we hope investors will adopt an active and long-term strategy. >> global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. sophie: checking shares of kobe 15.7% as the data scandal widens, admitting , butfying information insists that safety has not been compromised. rishaad: reform is supposed to be a major part of abenomics and could now become a major election issue with the snap hold taking place. ?hat is the latest what has emerged today?

we have heard from groups, including the american medical association, the u.s. chamber of commerce, and aarp, urging congress to move forward on this proposal because it's common sense. it benefits families. it helps stabilize the insurance markets. it's our job to protect families from unnecessary increases in the cost of health care, particularly those within our control. we have an opportunity to do that with the bipartisan alexander-murray agreement that we achieved by working together. the health care debate should not be a political game. the stakes are way too high for that because health care impacts the well-being and the economic security of millions and millions of americans. i said over and over, the american people expect us to work together to try and make life a little bit better. at the very least, we should do no harm. the alexander-murray agreement not only provides relief for families, it actually helps put them in a better place. there is no doubt we have more work to do, but this proposal is an important first step. let's strengthen the health care system and m

chamber of commerce. it's the american medical association.y all realize that this move right here is going to jack up premiums mar >> martha: premiums are jacking up anyway. >> increase premiums even more. something that the republican led congressional budget office said, that the u.s. chamber of commerce said? these are people saying. this this move right here is going to raise people's rates not by a little bit. by it 20%. >> martha: i think people are so used to things going up. go ahead. jason chaffetz. >> no. it's an salut absolute disaster. president obama promised our premiums would go down on average $2,500 per family. >> martha: which never happened. >> sold on this bill of goods really never happened. >> how is this going to lower premiums. that's what i want to know. how is this move today going to lower premiums. >> because we have got to get rid of the whole thing. >> martha: let me just -- some of the elements of this are that you would have associations, say a small businesses have you people who aren't covered under different

chamber of commerce and their h.r. department. he's talking straightforwardly to the american people. he's talking to mr. and mrs. n't give much of a damn what "the washington post," the "new york times," cnn or fox news is saying. so long as his voice is being heard, he knows the messaging will be precisely what he wants it to be. mollie: i thought it was interesting the differences between his rally speeches and a group in d.c. and it is absolutely true that this guy is very good communicating foundational principles and his gut instinct is something a lot of politicians you would think would have good gut instincts don't have. what it means to be an america. a lot of people in d.c. thinks those things are distractions. i think a lot of americans understand we are in a place where we absolutely need to have these conversations in whether we believe in who we are as a people. whether we are special, if we have good founding principles or whether we are i ar lost and neo throw in the towel. lou: this is the president who as you elected amongst his 16 opponents in the republican party and hillary clinton. he was el

carolina senator lindsey graham speaking to the charleston metro chamber of commerce this morning, telling reporters afterwards that americansill judge the president on what he accomplishes and not his personal battles with other politicians. >> bob corker is one of the most valuable members of the republican conference, one of the most talented members of the senate his attitude about his job i embrace, which is trying to work with other eople >> russia's defense ministry releasing drone footage showing air strikes against what is said to be isis positions in eastern syria. russia has accused the u.s. of trying to fight isis and deliberately reducing its air strikes in iraq to let isis militants to stream into syria >>> a strike is affecting schools, hospitals, and public services and causing disruptions in domestic air traffic. nine public sector unions have called for a nationwide strike to protest what they say is a deterioration in work conditions that's the news update this hour back downtown to "squawk alley." michelle, i'll send it back to you. >> i thought they were striking because it's tuesday that's how they are

american artifacts programs by visiting www.c-span.org/history. >> up next on "reel america," "it's everybody's business," a 20-minute animated film from 1954. it is funded by the u.s. chamber of commerce. resenting a brief history of the u.s. economic system. presenting a brief history of the u.s. economic system. it argues that free enterprise is embedded in the bill of rights. "it's everybody's business" is part of the library of congress collection and made available by the national film preservation association and film archive. ♪ [cheers and applause] [explosions] [wind howling] narrator: it was not so long ago in the history of man's voyage to a better world that ships were carrying eager passengers to the shores of a new nation. our forefathers were constructing the foundation of this nation by interlocking inseparably the blocks of our political and economic dreams. [band playing "yankee doodle dandy"] [martial music playing] narrator: the way of life our forefathers established on this foundation of freedom drew people from the far corners of the earth and all those who stepped foot on these shores have been better chance to build a life for themselves. hoped tog jonathan fin

washington, have been taking doing the chamber of commerce's, taking money from every special interest group, then voting against what people want. same as democrats, and americanoth of them. >> i agree 1 thousand%. -- percent. >> in the meantime the market, dow had a big day, because walmart fighting back against amazon, closing up strongly, we'll tell you about it i'll get you set for earnings seen, it is time to make some money, we'll be right back. we're on to you, diabetes. time's up, insufficient prenatal care. and administrative paperwork, your days of drowning people are numbered. same goes for you, budget overruns. and rising costs, wipe that smile off your face. we're coming for you too. at optum, we're partnering across the health system to tackle its biggest challenges. charles: "wall street journal" reports that apple struck a deal with stephen stil speilberg. first push to original video content. charles: all 3 major indices hit all-time highs in this session, this market is far from being overly confident. best performer were utilities. widespread strength in the market was under scored by breadth measures. now there were several investment theme

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chamber of commerce, business round table and god knows who else. he is not representing the people of tuck tic kentucky ande american people. >> not the majority.to represent a 60. >> you are not getting 60 vote. >> good to see you. >> thank you very much. i disagree slightly with you not league flawless, i have been working with you for 10 years now. lou: you are arguing with laura. >> she is young, smart and articulate, i am old and crocketty. lou: i can't wait. >> thank you. >> thank you. lou: vote in poll, do you believe national left wing media should be held accountable for latheir lies it the morn public- american public? a maintenance worker at las vegas mandalay bay said he told hotel dispatchers to call police before shooter stephen paddock opened fire on the concertgoers below him. listen to his radio call for help. >> call the police, someone is firing a gun up here, someone is firing a rifle on 32nd floor down the hallway. >> do you know what room? >> at the end of hallway. i can't tell you what room. he looked like he fired down the hallway, i closed door. >> that worker said he was checking out a report of a jammed fire door on 3

global business partners in the chamber of commerce let the american people down.hey have shipped jobs overseas and president trump is trying to bring those jobs back to the u.s. they have forgotten who their customers are in the u.s. i think president trump is doing a good job and i support him fully there. corker, he was kind of wishy-washy. thes probably part of swamp. if you are a supporter of president trump and previous administrations, you want them to go to the office and do it they said they would do. that is what this caller was saying. happy to come through with some campaign promises he made in 2015. is trump the same man we elected? the president has changed his stance on several policy areas but reporters are not focused on the details. guest: i have not read that story but i think that is a remarkable aspect of the president's presidency so far. he has come pushed for a lot of the things he said he would, but willingnessshown a to change positions and shift some of his rhetoric. one of the issues that came up in the mike willingness huckabew is wheth

federation, the americans for tax reform, the business roundtable, financial services forum, manufactured housing institute, national association of manufacturers, the national black chamber of commerce, national grossers association, national retail federation, the tennessee chamber of commerce and industry, the kentucky chamber, the u.s. chamber of commerce, among many others. there are 242 different entities that signed this letter to say that passing a budget is what we should be doing and that would lead us to tax reform. so i want to submit this for the record, and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman's request will be covered by general leave. the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. yarmuth: thank you, mr. chairman. i now yield two minutes to the gentlelady from ohio, a distinguished member of the agriculture committee and a fellow rabid cleveland indians fan, ms. fudge. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized for two minutes. ms. fudge: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. chairman, i rise today in strong opposition to the republican budget. as vice president biden stated, don't tell me what you value. show me your

americans to have to economic prosperity. and that's where we should be. >> to me it is just utterly mind boggling to watch ryan and mcconnell and the chamber of commerce andnds table, the bankers for ryan and mcconnell, act as if there is no correlation between the presidency of donald trump and all that we are seeing increasingly more confident consume terse, confident investors. shire stock market prices and 3% plus growth when it's clear he is precisely that force that arrived on the scene november 8 and has instilled that confidence and laid out a vision for prosperity. i cannot understand why corporate america is working against itself, why small business isn't demanding more of their government as well as of courts middle class which has been battered under the policies of the last two presidents. matt: it's important for your viewers to understand there are budget rules and jargon we use when we talk about the budget process in d.c., and it's minds numbing. average americans need a big tax cut. when they talk about paying for a tax cut or revenue neutral tax cut they are talking about some people get their taxes raised and some people get their tax

americans to have to economic prosperity. and that's where we should be. >> to me it is just utterly mind boggling to watch ryan and mcconnell and the chamber of commerce andounds table, the bankers for ryan and mcconnell, act as if there is no correlation between the presidency of donald trump and all that we are seeing increasingly more confident consume terse, confident investors. shire stock market prices and 3% plus growth when it's clear he is precisely that force that arrived on the scene november 8 and has instilled that confidence and laid out a vision for prosperity. i cannot understand why corporate america is working against itself, why small business isn't demanding more of their government as well as of courts middle class which has been battered under the policies of the last two presidents. matt: it's important for your viewers to understand there are budget rules and jargon we use when we talk about the budget process in d.c., and it's minds numbing. average americans need a big tax cut. when they talk about paying for a tax cut or revenue neutral tax cut they are talking about some people get their taxes raised and some people get their t

federation, the americans for tax reform, the business roundtable, financial services forum, manufactured housing institute, national association of manufacturers, the national black chamber of commerce, national grossers association, national retail federation, the tennessee chamber of commerce and industry, the kentucky chamber, the u.s. chamber of commerce, among many others. there are 242 different entities that signed this letter to say that passing a budget is what we should be doing and that would lead us to tax reform. so i want to submit this for the record, and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman's request will be covered by general leave. the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. yarmuth: thank you, mr. chairman. i now yield two minutes to the gentlelady from ohio, a distinguished member of the agriculture committee and a fellow rabid cleveland indians fan, ms. fudge. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized for two minutes. ms. fudge: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. chairman, i rise today in strong opposition to the republican budget. as vice president biden stated, don't tell me what you value. show me your

roundtable and the chamber of commerce, they're praising this deal the rate coalition whose members include walmart, fedex and ford, they said the only thing standing between american workers and the pay raise they deserve is washington's resolve to reduce the corporate rate now, republicans say that they will announce a date for the rollout of the tax plan once the budget is, as they say, signed, sealed, delivered. so, guys, that big moment is probably going to come next week back over to you >> all right just real quickly on this, ylan, what is the significance of what rand paul is doing by not voting for the budget, but insisting he will support tax reform? >> reporter: really rand paul's vote was a protest vote. there had been some concern earlier in the week that he could derail the whole process because the margin of error for republicans is so thin, but once john mccain signed on, once susan collins signed on, once they flew thad cochran back from his home in mississippi to washington to make this vote, it was clear that this was going to pass >> all right ylan mui, thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> now austan goolsbee, currently at 32 advisers and for

roundtable and the chamber of commerce praised last night's vote and the rate coalition, whose members include walmart, fete exrr, and ford, they said the only thing that stands between american the pay raise they deserve is washington's resolve to reduce the corporate rate. now, the details of this tax bill are expected very soon, after the budget is passed and house speaker paul ryan this morning confirmed one piece we have been reporting on for a while. he told cbs there will be a fourth tax bracket for wealthy households, and he said that president trump himself has been pushing for that measure carl >> all right, thank you very much for that. way to set the table for more on the president's tax reform plans this morning, we're joined by grover norquist, president of americans for tax reform, maya macguineas. happy friday, guys >> absolutely. >> grover, between this development regarding a fourth bracket and some of the reports that suggest the way they might carve up salt and last night, how much easier did this get >> well, with last night, we assured that we will get corporate rate down to 20%, that we're going to get rid of the death tax, that we're going to go to ful

american artifacts programs by visiting www.c-span.org/history. >> up next on "reel america," "it's everybody's business," a 20-minute animated film from 1954. it is funded by the u.s. chamber of commerce. resenting a brief history of the u.s. economic system. presenting a brief history of the u.s. economic system. it argues that free enterprise is embedded in the bill of rights. "it's everybody's business" is part of the library of congress collection and made available by the national film preservation association and film archive. ♪