let me ask the other thing you say you don't like about is the that loop of partisan bickering?> yes. >> i'm curious what you think when you sort of tweet about people being like you just go out there and tweet like have a war on fox news, including me, i guess, that you have a war on this free speech of the tea party, you don't like that stuff, do you. >> i don't care for the tea party. >> it says on your meet mike that you don't like this partisan bickering? >> my deal with the party bickering i think all political party are fake somewhat. >> but you don't like it but you do it. >> i don't partisan bicker. >> if you don't let's go to your twitter account? your twitter account has been suspended, right? >> no it's been reactivated. somebody complained that i was being mean on twitter. >> would that be that partisan bickering you don't like in the meet mike? >> no, ma'am, no. >> you don't think so? >> no. >> you don't think the think you said on meet mike you you don't like partisan bickering and your twitter account get shut down for partisan bickering. >> somebody said i was b

embracing the problem as governments engage in political bickering as we mentioned space is still an example of what our nations can accomplish when they work together. only two national day of space to lease wicket while that after eight months is the time but none is his way to the stars. i was nervous about this week's we tend to be the last to be a whimper that was displayed see if the prosecution times the soft light. off. the a a the science and technology integration. all new developments from iran and russia. the future the road the doors. stories. you can do. since changing the world likes. eight years the kitchen. i don't hello all are these people didn't belong to a charity fund social services. this is justice continues community of people together as a nomad they call themselves people who give a . some units and houses advantage senior citizens raised in a tiny whiny crying and didn't know each other they do share one common goal. she asked least i know. isn't it. still it does. this is disabled. which is possibly due to my contest seems it is. call sign is to give. i w

>> because bicker imposes numerous direct circumvention measures. for instance, we have earmarking provisions on earmarking contributions for candidate. we have coordination restrictions on coordinated expenditures with a candidate. there are proliferation restrictions on creating multiple pacs that are all designed. >> now, all these were there at -- but for one -- were there at the time of buckley vs. valeo, and i guess the court thought something could happen like the following -- candidate smith, we can only give him $2600, but he has a lot of supporters. and each of them, 40 of them gets a brainstorm. and each of the 40 puts on the internet a little sign that says, sam smith pac. this money goes to people like sam smith. great people. now, we can give each of those 40 $5,000. they aren't coordinated, they're not established by a single person. each is independently run. and we know pretty well that that total of $5,000 times 40 will go to sam smith. okay? what does that violate? >> well, there's a couple problems with that hypothetical, your ho

international day of space flight we look at the future of space exploration and why the political bickering on earth could have weight to the stones. on saturday here in moscow its international. thank you for joining us today. the west has labeled events in ukraine is a triumph of democracy but freedom of the press is one ideal that it's struggling to take grip of russian journalists are being denied entry into the country on a daily basis and the number of those prevented from doing their job since the coup a rose in kiev that is is now more than twenty four ukrainian authorities have also banned some russian t.v. channels from broadcasting in the country this report now with. this stamp in the passport means x. is denied to ukraine and especially to its eastern regions this is far as journalist magazine does all of god's while trying to cover story dynamics once he presented his russian passport with some documents were taken and he was forced to endure a lengthy lockdown couple of i know i spent nearly seven hours in the room they called either a hotel or a lounge it was a small stuff y

one of our golden gate bridge team builders is owned by clifford bickering it's located here in san francisco and specialize in concrete work and other things. please join me and welcome mr. cliff birch >> (clapping) and. >> thank you, very much. ms. changing. that's an honor and prirj to be here and a great honor metrological up everybody it's time to bring it up. the theme is the importance of connecting the past to the future from the bnl to the willie brown bridge through this outstanding project pardon let me share a number of connections that empire has it will give you a belief view on we're connected to the city of san francisco a certified lbe firm and connected to caltrain's as an underprivileged business we're a small minority business and connected to the federal government as a hud zone business and kekd e connected to a a and b contract. those many difference sfgsdz has allowed empire to position ourselves. we so the honor of working on over one hundred and 50 projects in san francisco and the great bay area ambassador i'm honored to be joined by some of my colleagues in this pa

he said it would be a tragedy to let procedural bickering stand in the way of a peace deal. >> the isreement between them is not over the fundamental substance of a final status agreement. it is over the process that would get you there. and what you need to do in order to be able to continue to negotiate. >> israel ease and palestinians each blame the other side for not upholding commitments during the negotiating process. the breakdown comes after the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas apply for greater international recognition for palestinian statehood in response to israel delaying a scheduled prisoner release. the move went down well with palestinians, but seems to be poisoning hopes of a settlement. >> the number of syrians who have crossed the border into lebanon to escape the civil war has now surpassed one million. the u.n.'s refugee agency called this number a devastating milestone and says local communities are at a breaking point. >> international aid agencies are appealing for help to deal with the staggering number of refugees entering the country. >> as we speak, one in

it's already addressed by all of the multiple prophylactic measures that bicker contains. and to the extent those aren't sufficient, there are much narrower, tailored ways to get at this, as the questions from justice alito and the chief justice pointed out. what we're really hearing today is a corruption argument. but as the questioning revealed, once you accept the corruption theory that the government is putting forward here, there really isn't a way to continue to draw a line between independent expenditures and the $3 point million check to all of these different individuals that is in small based limited amounts. because there's certainly going to be just as much gratitude to the individual who spends $3.6 million directly supporting one candidate through ads on that candidate's behalf. so what we really have is a system that's forcing money out of the most transparent way possible to make contributions which is directly to the candidates and the parties and the pac's. if there's no further questions, thank you. >> thank you, counsel. the case is submitted. [captioni

bickering and paci including one from russia to revoke his authorization to use tapes the dice hypocrite to collect the acting minister of foreign affairs at the crank of the distance this is the best of all ten cents donation box it was i impressed of terrorists groups operating in the eastern regions of ukraine. thank you enough the second dam is scared to tell actions. and with all the cold to cool and nice and bought a new name. but it beats god. it uses report meanwhile the foreign minister precious and a local issue was that the meeting in geneva peace deal on the agenda. previously keep this hinted that the bow shock my train to go see sense and a range of occasions the east and the density craig the white house is also no doubt that the fact that this affects the kremlin. instead the russian authorities denied that and says that keep my skin got a constitutional reform actually hit a high goal when he sacked coach percent in ukraine was presented in. other dog jake ukrainian that evening and was placed on the same as quack the inhabitants and visitors are from the book able to mi

the constant bickering. it was cute at first, but-- well, abed explains it best.

>> because bicker imposes numerous direct circumvention measures. for instance, we have earmarking provisions on earmarking contributions for candidate. we have coordination restrictions on coordinated expenditures with a candidate. there are proliferation restrictions on creating multiple pacs that are all designed. >> now, all these were there at -- but for one -- were there at the time of buckley vs. valeo, and i guess the court thought something could happen like the following -- candidate smith, we can only give him $2600, but he has a lot of supporters. and each of them, 40 of them gets a brainstorm. and each of the 40 puts on the internet a little sign that says, sam smith pac. this money goes to people like sam smith. great people. now, we can give each of those 40 $5,000. they aren't coordinated, they're not established by a single person. each is independently run. and we know pretty well that that total of $5,000 times 40 will go to sam smith. okay? what does that violate? >> well, there's a couple problems with that hypothetical, your ho

officials to curtail cooperation with their russian counterparts for the astronauts themselves the bickering on earth has nothing to do with the atmosphere on board. take a listen. the specialist witch and the skill of the resort city of el council's decision. we're professionals and one to standardize this cannot exist without international cooperation. we developed very friendly relations with all american coal week. we help each other. given all families became friends who are supporting each other during the omission. no one to share an experience like that though the elbow from the launch and from the landing or you're very close together and it still uses them and insists the time that the time to choose from up there. man i think actually the space station is still an example of what our nations can accomplish when they work the other. wilson three tom until the iconic specialty in two thousand and eleven the united states is comfort or entirely on russia to ferry american astronauts to space europe and the us also depend heavily on russian soyuz space profits of them are gorgeous. th

thus the sitting was actively discussed in the parliament of bickering today. he's from all the factions claim that there should be no weapons in the streets. they say it is only to the kremlin's the back of the same time all the madness of parliament advice that i expect it to clean the party's ranks. sure you choose to. except it does not teach me to park at the consequences will be very serious. i believe. unknown to many on to dissect and i missed it and they would never allow for things like that. what happened yesterday but unfortunately the people these weapons are not appropriate to the box for the sentiment of content so that we can compete. time is running but the tension in the streets of kyiv does not decrease to the top criminals who are hiding behind to loosen my god and the bright side to simply abandon the eyes and not only keep the lead. by his principles meanwhile the parliament of ukraine took a presentation to tropic is something the confirmations. this has been done by the ministry of internal affairs and ukrainian security steps toward the

pace president it killed the european parliament as they celebrate their position on the issue of bickering and efficiently russia. according to your sessions held me until this caused the consequences of the annexation of crying yet and consider possible solutions of the fish kill the president emphasized that the pheasant family maastricht is a violation of territorial integrity as it's one of the basic rules of the pace and the obligation of all member states the organization for security and cooperation in ukraine while guests are at the extraordinary session in ghana. still the cause of tool to build up in the ukraine and borders the session was initiated by the us are presented it up to the family officially refused to comment sections. blair bush and tom had sent her out of and west to moscow the ambassador of russia today osce has already informed the russian federation will participate in the team. the whole world sense crate of support to ukraine ukraine yes we are with us. this is the motto of a song recorded by your seniors from georgia to support ukrainian people they also prai

mentally the bickering and fatah people most of the funds in the lift was prohibited to enter russiaand ukraine me a plate to eighteen ninety and in the kitchen cleaned up a theme of london spoke to the person of them and use of crying and fatah people. he was the actor for his nation of entry to the russian federation. however he stated he will come to crying and despite any acts. last weekend they also tried to prevent him from entering the beach a lot. tim enter up to long negotiations. when the deputy chairman of the self declared spring and autumn. thinking about but it sure was fun to me there is nothing to bring am like these included offers three hundred for two ukrainian politicians and business. in twenty am thinking that accepting applications of people accusing russian citizenship state and immigration service of the russian federation the sunday night refusing to bring an ostrich and that is official i think like a filming scenes later in the indian government prosed extend the term wasue tof c ching us all wish we had to be looking at life russian officials share all ab

bickering between political parties. you just want people actually in a room to fix the problem. they give you a solution. here's the solution. let's just do this and let's not worry about lynching people, figure ought the names of the he-frequency trader who have done this, embarrassing people on national tv. it's not necessary. the more of that there is the less likely there's a solution because the people whoa have been perpetrating the problem feel like they're exposed. sort of like -- that's just fix it. ... exposed. and so let's just fix it. >> host: the thing that we can start looking at this problem? >> guest: yes, i do. the money is funneled into the process with these advantages on these exchanges are the overwhelming debate. and we will see this fog machine in congress and inside the sec with lots of numbers and data and my hunch is that now the problem is expose. and it can do what we need to do. and we do have one new regulation. and the two things that people in congress who are concerned with the issue should keep in mind, is that everything should be in the direct

>> guest: that's like zero some bickering between political parties. you want people to fix the problem. gimme a solution. here's the problem. let's just do this and not worry about wanting people or the names of high-frequency traders who did all this. don't think people on national tv. it's just not necessary. the more that there is there is a less likely solution because the people who have perpetrated upon feel like they are exposed. and so let's just fix it. >> host: the thing that we can start looking at this problem? >> guest: yes, i do. the money is funneled into the process with these advantages on these exchanges are the overwhelming debate. and we will see this fog machine in ngress and what & dat dave don't mean veryh or is false or whatever but there would be the argument against doing anything but my hunch is that now the problem is exposed and the way that it's exposed the problems can be dealt with. the regulatory process can do the things it needs to do which isn't necessarily to introduce one new regulation. we see what happens when t

. >> you want to avoid the bickering with your spouse? i hope your answer is yes.already in your kitchen that is medically proven to keep the peace. >> now let's check in with brian kilmeade to see what's coming up. >> i can't relate to the spouse arguing. we haven't had an argument yet. it's tax day. we will answer your questions. we have a certified public accountant. we will sign off on your tax form and sign off for it. william shatner is here unrelated to the tax story. we are not giving away the internet. that's good news. martha mckellen how the bombers got through. sara evans is here she is a legend. that's all we have on "fox & friends." we have so much more. slow lie zoom out bring up the graphics bring in the music and eye ply for reverse mortgage. >>> welcome back. eight minutes to the top of the hour. a fight is brewing between beer makers and the government over new grain rule ares. for centuries brewerers have been giving or selling left over grains farmers to feed cattle. under a new proposal by the fda, new fda regulations they would be required to

you've got something here that could put thousands of americans to work almost overnight, we're bickeringhose backyard will be in when it is clearly a national interest issue. i'm dumfounded by the stupidity in washington. >> i try to outsmart lizzie when she is here because -- >> , i don't. neil: werner von braun. it is incredible. >> yes? neil: rocket guy. you followed, canadian press because i do? i read the canadian press. >> okay. neil: rob ford, everything. >> and the cartoons. neil: that is fine, go ahead. slap me this holy good friday. they're furious over this. >> the unions? neil: in canada. >> canada, yeah they are, forget, they can't deal with the americans. editorializing this. make deals with everyone, we can't trust these guys, we don't know what page they're on, move on. our closest friends -- >> our closest friends are upset. oil will come to market regardless. the issue is bringing, if you don't have pipelines built, by the way this country is interstitched with all sorts of pipelines. you will rely on railway. we know canada suffered a hideous railway accident that kill

waiting while congress keeps bickering.emergency energy on the senate floor. we're tired of waiting. mary landrew brags about being committee chairman. problem is she should never deliver... >> i've never seen a number that low. ever. iet doesn't connect. there is no visual that sdpt connect. here is the issue. if you're not up at about a 30, within five seconds they've turned and flipped to another channel. they don't get -- neither party works here. just because you put thousands into a state's campaign doesn't mean it works >> if i was -- she's on record as saying if you like your plan, keep your plan. how about you have obama say it? then, she says it, then, obama says it, then, she says it, then, you show impact of the people of louisiana. >> you -- you're two thirds of the way there. >> okay. >> that impact have you to show the letter. have you to show that. thanks to the affordable care act, you're now going to pay more because of the affordable care act you'll no longer have access to your doctor. this final ad here

washington most, the partisanship, and if you talk to the caucus, it started to get back into the bickeringen newt gingrich wanted everybody to go back to their home districts, and is that what it is? >> well, the people i vote for in silicon valley are forward-thinking, and this is the cradle of inforvationovatii they think that we are crazy to be flying back and forth and so that we can do so much work remotely or on the cell phones and so we can work on the nonsubstantive work, and take votes to name post offices and flight centers and allow the boy scouts to use the capital grounds and why not act like the business community, and vote remotely and securely on those votes and spend more time in washington on the more substantive issues like budget, health care, economy and jobs. >> obviously, folks miss votes for a variety of reasons and many of them are justified in terms of the health, but do you think that it could up the participation process, or do you feel that the people could abuse it and not come at all to d.c.? >> well, it could be a way to attract more women to congress. some

>> guest: that's like zero some bickering between political parties.ou want people to fix the problem. gimme a solution. here's the problem. let's just do this and not worry about wanting people or the names of high-frequency traders who did all this. don't think people on national tv. it's just not necessary. the more that there is there is a less likely solution because the people who have perpetrated upon feel like they are exposed. and so let's just fix it. >> host: the thing that we can start looking at this problem? >> guest: yes, i do. the money is funneled into the process with these advantages on these exchanges are the overwhelming debate. and we will see this fog machine in congress and inside the sec with lots of numbers and data

we have a system that's broken and we need to come together, stop the bickering and find a way to fixthink that these incredibly strong and powerful leaders, why do they want to meet with you? >> well, i think that evangelical christianity represents a strong and vital part of this country and evangelical krigsz believe that we ought to be good citizens. we believe the ultimate answer to our problems isn't hail to the chief, it is amazing grace. but we do think that government plays a role and that we ought to be the people who are praying for our leaders and working together for the common good. >> very interesting. i hope you'll come back and let us know how your meeting with jeb bush goes as he continues his strategy possibly to run for president. dr. russell moore, thank you. >>> a dark, little secret about 2016. politico finding if jeb bush doesn't run, some wall street republicans may actually eye, and like, hillary clinton. joining me now, fox news contributor and former political advisor to senator frank lautenberg and david avila, president of go pac. a republican organizatio

and coming up later in the program as governments and gauge and political bickering. i think actually the international space station is still example of what our nations can accomplish when they work together. only international day of spaceflight we look at whether. it's good time but humanity is a way to the stars. and the journalism behind edward snowden surveillance leaks returned to the u.s. to be on call at work despite fears of prosecution on home soil and state that's up to the right. i'm. sorry it's technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got the future covered. dramas that can't be ignored to. stories others the few just in the. faces change the world right now. full picture of today's. on demand from around the globe. dropped. to. zero zero zero viral morrow. these people don't belong to a charity fund us social service or anything like that this is just a spontaneous community of people who together has no higher. they call themselves people who give a damn we've come here to help our disadvantaged senior citizens please don't

to find solutions and stand up for our beliefs which is why the american people are tired of the bickering have want solutions. they want an immigration bill. they want a bill not balanced on the middle class that balances the budget. fundamentally, we are both americans, greg as american as i am. we may have different positions, but we have the same goal. and i wish that the american people -- i wish the congress would be more folk cussed on that goal. >> maybe next year. seems like a pretty political year on capitol hill. either of you expect big things out of congress this year? given the at not feericks? >> the senate passed the important things and the whos has not. >> i hope the president will sign the keystone pipeline, create family wage jobs right away, start moving north american energy a lot of things we can do together to grow the economy and help people really hurting and suffering, so i think there's still an opportunity. we can't just throw away every other year because it's an election year. the american people expect more out of us. they deserve more out of us and we are p

what happens is the convergence of partisan bickering and underfunding, lack of training and no standardsty, state by state and find different levels of administration, different standards for voting. in fact voting in india is more uniform than voting is in america. >> that disparate quality around america is in your opinion making things slide back. >> it's certainly a major factor. there are other factors that danita works on every day. what i'm concerned about what exists due to lack of standards and lack of consistency and lack of modern perspective on voting. we are co-hering today with standards that were established in the 18th century. everything in the world changed. >> real human cost because we're seeing stories around the country as you do in your work, with people not getting to the polls enough. let's talk about early voting and removal of early voting hours in particular. how big an obstacle is that? >> it's become a huge obstacle and states like ohio and north carolina, where the reason they have early voting is because of the problems with guaranteeing the right to vote,

emphasis that will not surprise those of you who live in washington as the explanation of partisan bickering and congressional paralysis, the democrats blame the republicans, the republicans blame the democrats for any failures that they're prepared to concede. i emphatically disagree with this. if you examine our history of political discourse, it has been contentious, uncivil, angry and furiously partisan from the very, very beginning. some of the greatest achievements of the past, the intercontinental railroad and hoover dam and the interstate highway system were accomplished only fitfully and after protracted disagreement by policymakers. polarization, i argue, is not the cause of our problems, it's the consequence of our problems. there's a remarkable correlation that i think confirms this point of view. first is that the growth in government spending and policy ambitions has parallelled almost perfectly if you -- parallelled almost perfectly if you chart them the growth in public disaffection and contempt for government. per capita spending by the federal government today is greater th

the political bickering over the health care law is about to gate reboot in congress. president obama today officially announced the resignation of kathleen sebelius and announced his pick to replace her, his budget chief, sylvia burwell, who now faces confirmation hearings in the senate. secretary sebelius had been obamacare's most visible lightning rod. some republicans called on the president to fire her but he said she stayed on to get the problems fixed, and she did -- she got the job done. >> seven and a half million people across the country that have the security of health insurance, most of them for the very fir time, and that's because of the woman standing next to me here today. we're proud of already for that. >> but for an official who faced so much heat for the web site problem, even today's farewell speech had a glitch of its own. >> knowing they can take care of themselves and their families. unfortunately, a pain is missing. -- page is missing. other i'm just grateful for having had this wonderful opportunity. >> a page is missing. that got a good laug

we bicker too much. we've got to give an example of love and unity and focus. and he knows shrewdly that they are somewhat called upon by different factions of the churches. they're patrons. john xxiii is usually cited by those who you might call more progressive and more liberal. john paul ii more conservative or traditional. no, sir characterrures are groundless and enact rut but the perception is real. but what pope francis is saying i'm a bridge builder the oldest one and oldest titles from the pope from which we give pontiff that means bridge builder. i'm going to bring these sides together. i'm going to canonize them both hold them both up for emulation and folks learn from this. we're supposed to agree on stuff. >> rose: and it's a big church and we have room. >> you see those bernini reaching out for grace and bringing people in to christ and his church and that's what he's trying to do and he's doing it well. you're a church historian, that in fact part of what john paul did is to try to undo what john xxiii had done at the second vatican. >> you're ri

nowadays, we find ourselves bogged down in a great deal of partisan bickering and inability to agree. it's just a reminder that as jefferson once said, eternal vigilance is the price of liberty. >> well, and i appreciate the point. i think, historically, it is one of the examples of what the congress can do and what the federal government can do when you have that kind of bipartisan collaboration. that's why it is significant, seeing, as we mentioned, that the president's down there from different parties. i think mr. alexander, also, was speaking to today and the lack of action today. let me put the question to you. do you think a piece of legislation like this could pass today? and do you think the republican party needs to root itself more seriously in equal protection work in the congress? >> i think a republican party that wants to be taken seriously has to be attentive to the civil rights and civil liberties of all of its citizens. that's always within my sense. i was involved intimately in the last major bipartisan civil rights legislation passed, and that was the americans wit

and, you know, we bicker often, and we're seldom intimate. [ laughter ] >> really happy about the seldom were doing -- after that were a bunch of people were trying out for it. greeny wasn't one of the people trying out. he was just a fill-in for a while. but the first ten minutes, he was. i mean, he knows his place. [ laughter ] you sit on the outside. >> that's a bone of contention by the way. >> and at the first ten minutes of the show, he mocked me. he said when we stood next to one another we looked like the number 10. i was a lot fatter at that point. [ laughter ] but gospel truth, 15 minutes after we first got together, my wife called me on a break and said, "he sounds like a geek, but he's the one." >> seth: that's great. [ laughter ] >> and she was right. >> on both counts. >> seth: on both counts. [ laughter ] a lot of these radio shows now are simulcast on television. that was about ten years right? >> yeah. well we were among the -- i mean i think, aside from something like howard stern, we were the first ones, i think in sports, to be simulcast on television and now everyone

officials to curtail cooperation with their russian counterparts before the astronauts themselves the bickering on earth has nothing to do with the atmosphere on board take a listen let's go this was a very sorry to hear about nonsense decision we're professionals and when the stand that the eyes says cannot exist without international cooperation we develop very friendly relations with american call week we help each other even our families became friends and we're supporting each other during our mission and you know when a shared experience like that. you know both from the launch and from the landing you're you're very close together in the in the soyuz and then just the time the time that you spent with them up there and i think actually the international space station is still an example of what our missions can accomplish when they work together. in two thousand and eleven the united states has come to rely entirely on russia to ferry american astronauts to space both europe and the u.s. also depend heavily on russian soyuz spacecraft for satellite launches these are the same satellites

hooused told the columbus dispatch, our constituents don't need to suffer in any way over the bickeringunning against husted in the state of ohio. good to have you with us tonight. >> thank you. >> when i saw this story and all this unfolding in ohio, i thought this is the ultimate voter suppression, that they are actually going to tell counties if you mail absentee ballots out and get them in the hands of the voters, we're going to cut your funding. i mean, this just shows there are no boundaries, are there? >> that's right, ed. they will stop at nothing to suppress the vote, even threatening the citizens of counties in our state, and kuyahoga county leadership did the right thing saying we will mail out the ballots, because we believe in pro voter, unlike the gop, but what they were attempting to do by threatening the county in that way has really upset the quality of life in the citizens of that county, 1.3 million of them, but they don't care about the quality of life of citizens in cuyahoga county or any other county in this state, to be honest with you, ed, they've already slashed

. >> one of the bicker witnesses. >> how does that relationship?g to become more aggressive? what happens? >> mobile is a huge game changer. we grew our mobile bookings, in 2011, we did a billion. in 2013, we did $8 billion. you can see, mobile for an ecommerce company is a major asset. we can now be relevant to our consumers on a desktop, on a table, on a phone. we can plumb across their whole end-to-end experience. google is a pedia company. if you go up and look at hotels in minsk, in london, it's generally booking doak or our other company. >> you paid to be there? >> we paid to be there. >> you are cutting google out. it will be. >> i think people often underestimate web based mobile is getting bicker than app based mobile and google is very relevant in that space. >> will you stay living in amster ta amsta amsterdam. >> i love amsterdam. i am always ralphing. >> it's nice to see you, come back. >> any time. >> the group ceo of priceline. >> when we come back, retail sales surgeing in march, reaching the backdrop after two years, the question,