we'll bring in brian jacobsen as well as bmo capital markets chief investment strategist brian belskilski, apple is the leader today without that, the dow joins the s&p and nasdaq in negative territory, is apple feeling hopes that the tech rally can continue and is that going to be the leadership position of this market it's been rotating all over the place. >> that's a great question, sarah. i think that you in a prior segment were talking about how tech has compared to consumer staples. if you take a look at what is leading tech and what has been leading to answer your question, tech has been leading because most investors out there that we speak with believe that growth is scarce and technology companies are putting up the best growth. but within the tech sector overall, it has really been a consumer staple-ish type tech. these types of companies, platforms, machines that deal, that you deal with on your every day life, almost every minute life, whether or not it's the facebook machine, the google machine or the apple machine so these consumer staple-ish type tech stocks will conti

jonathan: brian jacobsen alongside oliver renick. break to find out what they really think. coming up next week on "bloomberg daybreak," we will catch up with bill simon. from new york, you're watching bloomberg tv. ♪ ♪ this is bloomberg. i am david westin. a wild week in washington. trump came under fire for his comments about charlottesville. ceos fled his counsel. and senator bob corker says the president has not shown stability or competence in the job. public policyf joined us yesterday on what a tax policy reform will now. >> look like>> the best you get now is tax reform lite. at the end of the day, it is more like a tax cut. that we do not think it is a powerful enough to affect the economy. david: joining us now is grover norquist. great to have you here. care about this deeply. where are you on what you think can actually get done this calendar year or in 2018? a couple of things did you will see significant rate reduction on the corporate side the goal of the white house is 15%. i think you're looking at something between