that's right there where the burger king comes into play. then some thick fog causing delays here on the northeast extension from quakertown all man all covering today.os. mike and alex back over to you. >> crawl into a coffin near minute. okay, so i went to the sixers game last night. >> how did you phrase it for valentine day? what did you do. >> it was the only heat i was going to have on valentine day was watching the miami heat. >> i thought that was really fun. >> i thank you very much. they have new uniforms now have you noticed? >> yes, throat back ones a little built? >> baby blue and pink. anyway i almost left, i went with a friend, almost left in the thirds quarter because the sixers were down 24 points. well, if anybody is going to make a come back it, is probably going to not be the sixer. >> did you see that they caught up, because of dwyane wade missed his shot. they won. >> yes. and ben simmons could not hit the broad side after barn as they say. >> going to miss it? >> in the first half, he came alive in the second half. and

she was a 65-year-old homeless woman who had been living on the sidewalk in front of the burger king at 16th and mission for at least the past three years. she died saturday at 11:45 p.m. at st. francis hospital. according to the floor nurse at st. francis, her final hours were peaceful, but she sadly did pass alone. i never would have gotten to know alice if i hadn't been working to clean the b.a.r.t. plaza every week with b.a.r.t. commission director. we -- whether it was raining or freezing or a beautiful day, alice was always sitting in a chair in front of the burger king, knitting surrounded by her belongings, a big suitcase, overflowing with her possessions. we called her alice, but we learned later her name was alicia gonzalez and that she was born in the philippines and had a dual citizenship in the united states and philippines. i alerted a volunteer to my office about alice's situation, and she eventually became a daily visitor to alices place on the sidewalk, hoping to persuade her to take the offers of shelter by various city agencies. there were several nights alice insi

burger king has an opinion on net neutrality. why, right? why does burger king? >> i i understand the ad didn't capture it correctly. >> that's not the point. doesn't matter if it's fake news or actual news or actual information. everybody wants the a part of the fray, and in the digital realm our attention is currency and it's harder and harder to grab on to that currency and to earn the currency. we have to decide that we want a different future for ourselves. that's our mandate. >> your book is all about how to be a better futurist. let's close out by throwing out some questions people should be asking when he sees him crazy report, here's a security breach come here's the study visit such and such is possible on facebook. here's this other thing that you can now worried about. >> i open first all of my research methodology about a year ago. it's the book but it's also publicly available. my feeling is that the kind of work that i do is something that anybody can do, but again you have to make a decision that you want to choose a different path going forward.

being able to get hertse and views about not being able to get her tse and she said, i had to go to burger kingsaying they can't get kfc —— people have actually been calling the police. we only had one job, to deliver fried chicken, that's what they're saying. we had the chickens, we had the restaurants but couldn't match the two together. the angle is that it's going to continue. were just great to have a weekend without fried chicken —— we arejust just great to have a weekend without fried chicken —— we are just going to have a weekend without fried chicken. to the telegraph, the continuing row overjeremy corbyn and whether he's got questions to answer and the former mi6 says that he has. jeremy corbyn as i'm sure viewers remember, said earlier this week that was a man who created and it is a joke. jeremy corbyn said he certainly didn't betray his country as one senior tory alleged. we have sir richard saying hang on, it's a bit naive to imagine jeremy corbyn thinking this man was just a diplomat. he has been in contact with some of his so—called friends in the intelligence community and sayi

why does burger king? but that is the point it doesn't matter if it is fake news or actual news everybody wants to be a part of it but our attention is currency so we have to decide we want a different future for ourselves that is the mandate. >> the book is about how to be a better futurist so what are the questions they should be asking here is a security breach here is this other thing that you can now worry about. >> all my research and methodology was published it is also publicly available. my feeling is the kind of work that i do it is what anybody can do but just make a decision going forwards on digital literacy there is a lot of amazing organizations that are working on this there is a lot of different ways to help but in terms of thinking about the future it isn't like checking the wind it is more than that but it is what everybody's office should be fully engaged in the last 75 and slow down a little bit. i know we live in a fast-paced society but the technology we are confronting is a means se

co bell past burger king last year -- passed burger king last year.uilding a new headquarters. more on that story, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> into 6:00 p.m. in the -- it is 3:00 p.m.. i am julia chatterley. >> i am in for scarlet fu. welcome to "bloomberg markets." ♪ julia: we are alive in bloomberg world headquarters in new york. here are top stories we're covering on the bloomberg and around the world. covering on the bloomberg and around the world. yellen's farewell gift. stocks rise and dollar which is gain after the final minutes. jpmorgan's getting a brand-new building in the big apple. but that move means for the employees in midtown manhattan. and we speak to the largest producer of crude oil in oklahoma. --'s go check on the marquee equity market with abigail doolittle. have games for the major averages especially with yesterday's volatility. solid gains for the s&p 500 and the nasdaq. to the point, the major averages all up 1%. amajor averages especially with yesterday's volatility. solid gains for the s&p 500 and the nasdaq. mirror of bi

from a dairy queen i'm caught a burger king, from burger king my first mcdonald's in 1982 and before i retired i wound up owning a total of, owning mcdonald's and marriott hotels. living the american story, the american dream. >> when you came back from the, from vietnam, did you rejoin the movement? >> on a different level. i'm in business now and i have a family. i do things differently. going out on demonstrations and going to jail, i did not do that. tell some of my colleagues we get together, some of them would razz me by saying hank has gone over to the enemy. he's become a capitalist. show -- i said i'm still the revolutionary because the idea of a black man being business is a revolutionary idea so i'm still fighting the fight. became successful in business. the thing my wife and i have done, we give back. i used to say to folks, some of my business colleagues, anytime we needed something in the black community that was for the good of the community we had to go to white folks for it. we have go to the man. i reminded them, those that were in business doing well, we are the m

taco bell has now surpassed burger king in sales. now this puts taco bell as the fourth largest american restaurant brand. the top spot still belongs to mcdonald's, starbucks and then subway. taco bell is up 5% last year, the company bringing in nearly $10 billion. they sell fries now. >> they're so mexican. 4:41. coming up next on "today in the bay," the windy forecast. >>> i guess people are thinking outside the bun, right? we do have some wet roads out there as we take a look at palo alto. you do have to turn on the windshield wipers and we're going to have more rain as we go through the day off and on. we'll talk more about this in a few minutes. >>> we have the folks waiting in the cash lane. this is typical as not all the cash lanes are open. how things are shaping up there and a spinout over in the east bay. welcome back - you )re watching today in the bay. it )s thursday and it )s still cold out there -- >>> welcome back. the time 4:44. "today in the bay" on this thursday morning. we look at the top of the san bruno mountains

from burger king, i bought my first mcdonald's in 1982.efore i retired, i wound up owning a total of nine mcdonald restaurants. and four mariott hotels. so life has been good for me. and i'm shall we say, living the american story and american dream. >> so when you came back from vietnam, were you -- did you rejoin the movement? >> on a different level. i'm in business now and i have family. so i do things differently. i was a member of sclc. and of course, growing up on demonstrations and going to jail, no, i didn't do that. i would tell some of my colleagues, when we get together and some of them kind of razz me a little bit by saying, oh, hank is going over to the enemy, going into business, he has become a capitalist. i say i'm still a revolutionary because the idea of a black man being in business is a revolutionary idea. so i'm still fighting the fight. and bake successful in business. the thing that my wife and i have done, we give back. providing scholarships and supporting worthy cause. and i used to say to folks, and some of my b

from a dairy queen restaurant, i bought a burger king restaurant. from burger king my first mcdonald's in 1982 and before i retired, i wound up owning a total of five mcdonald restaurants and for marriott hotels. though, life has been good to me . i am shall we say, living the americans worry and the american dream. host: when you came back from vietnam, did you rejoin the movement? hank thomas: on a different level. i am in business now, and i have a family, so i do things differently. i was going to demonstrations and i did not want to go to jail to riyadh i would tell my colleagues when we got together, some of them would razz me by saying hank has gone over to the enemy. he is going into business, he has become a capitalist. i said, i'm still a revolutionary, because the idea of a black man being in business is a revolutionary idea, so i am still fighting the fight. [laughing] and i became successful in business. the thing my wife and i have done, we give back. providing scholarships. supporting worthy cause. i used to say to folks, some of my b

apparently peoe were eating up those value meals and new menu ems at burger king.estaurant brands reported higher sales. the company reported better than expected earnings and more than doubled its quarterly dividend 45 cents a share. the shares rose 6% to 59.95. >>> it got a little more expensive to visit disney theme parks. ompany will raise ticket prices for its parks in florida and california ding peak times. a family of four with two children can now expect to pay just under $530 for a single day of activities. now, disney said t price hikes are meant to spread out the number of visitors it seesug thut the year and not have them concentrated at the peak. disney r sharese 30 cents to, 103.39. >>>ulta is the subject of a class-acon lawsuit. alleging it sold used cosmetics and alongsid never-opened merchandise. ulta has responded saying the health and safety of its customers is top iority. it plans to vigorously defend itself against the allegations. >>> and the railroad operator csx raised its quarterly dividend 10% 22 cents a share. the company also lifted its

and separately, this is infreeing, it was reported that burger king owner restaurant brands was preparing a bid for domino's.to domino's' rose fractionally to $221.49. >>> and technology company you big witty networks has ddisclo that the sec has requested documents relating to the company's accounting and international trade practices. they said they are working to respond to the sec requests. the firm was targeted by sit ron research which accused of tech company of fraud.to the lost a quarter of its value, dropping 25% today to $55.28. >> totre has been af talk recently about gun sales in this country. a column in today's "neolyork times" in a new idea that puts the private sector at the center of the stor ou andrew ross orkin looks at how banks could play a role in gun sales if washington wot. he writes that banks and credit card companies could rtrict sales of assault weapons by simply refusing to do business wi retailers that tell those types of weapons. joining us to talk aut that and whether big business can indeed be a catalyst for change in this gun sales debate, brand expert de

. >>> taco bell is bigger than burger king. jumping 9%.s now the fourth largest restaurant brand. >>> southern california student arrested for threatening to shooting his school. >>> it's been one year since the coyote creek flooding. the >> announcer: live where you live. this is abc7 news. >>> going to the home of a high school student who they say threatened to shoot up its campus. finding two ar-fifteens, hand guns and magazines. >> reporting now from the city of whittier. leading deputies to his home where they discovered the student had the means to carry out the threat. >> finding two ar-15 rifles, handguns and magazines. >> reporter: found in the student's room. the 17-year-old's owner brother claimed ownership of the guns. the 17-year-old in custody for making criminal threats. >> it frightened me because of what happened in florida. >> reporter: today students and parents of el camino high were rattled. and afraid to be on campus. >> this is our school. this is where we come to learn, you know, like this is the one spot that ever

. >> greg, can you tell us they targeted taco bell and then burger king in its campaigns and how did you map the campaign and how did you ultimately win? >> well, abuse taco bell makes farmworkers poor. everyone knew that. as i think susan mentioned in her intro, we spent nearly a decade -- and john messengered this as well -- at loggerhead wind the log growers, and we made some progress but as gerardo was saying, we wanted to just have a better life. wanted to have a community that could solve problem that had been plaguing is for years, and that wasn't happening. we had to find -- to take the analysis at deeper, the problem wasn't sexual assault. the problem wasn't slavery. it was the imbalance of power that made those things possible. that's what it is. it's the imbalance of power that make its it possible for someone to exert their will over someone else and that other person has no ability whatsoever to hold that person accountable and that's what existed so long. we needed to change that. so we had to find some sort of power that we woo allow to us take the scales and balance t

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mcdonald's followed, burger king followed, most of the fast food chains followed except one exception which remains an exceptional exciting day, which is wendy's. >> we should boycott wendy's. >> outside information you can worry about. now there's 14 companies that support the fair food program, everything from walmart to mcdonald's and whole foods. it's their purchasing power. it's the power come in and see the color the power of the purchasing order. in fact, we are not the first, imagine this, the industry had a problem that was an accident a problem which was salmonella, e. coli, foodborne illnesses. at some point not too long ago the retail and other food industry insisted to its suppliers to be a supplier, to be able to sell to the major buyers you had to meet food safety standards. you had to be certified for food safety standards. those didn't exist 20 or 30 years ago but they do now. by using the power of the purchasing order, even if certified you can't sell to us. they actually have made a major dent. you can't get rid of everything but it made a major dent in foodborne il

just maybe richie will do for papa johns that doyle did for dominoes the very successful parent of burger kingi don't like to speculate on take overs, but if richie can get the numbers moving in the right direction, it is a different story. however, i am going to need more evidence that richie can work turn around magic before i give you my blessing on this one and i think he has to spend to stay even technologically, he is pretty far behind to catch up to dominoes now you know how a company can report one of the lousiest quarters of 2018 and still see its stocks surge higher. the people who bought the stock of papa john's are focused on the future it is worth weeping an eye on. but too soon to pound the table. but too soon to pound the table. i am still loyal to tdominoes stay with me, mr. parker. table. i am still loyal to tdominoes when a critical patient is far from the hospital, the hospital must come to the patient. stay with me, mr. parker. the at&t network is helping first responders connect with medical teams in near real time... stay with me, mr. parker. ...saving time when it matter

and a crash by the burger king at trooper road at main street and that has cleared out of the way.etter than yesterday 422 westbound side and slow coming from king of prussia to collegeville and northbound in mercer county at route 1 in princeton past 571, a crash taking out the right lane and our wreck in pennsauken 130 past 90 is gone and good to go there on the thursday evening. back over to you. >> much more ahead on "action news" thursday night. a celebration of long time love. the bucks county couples are marking a milestone in marriage. >> plus the prediction is here who fiona the hippo picked to win the super bowl. >> okay and our eagles coverage continues as well. all right coach peterson and players had their last news conference before the game today. ducis rogers and jaime apody join us live with what is coming up in sports. hi guys. >> hey there. yes, we'll have a one-on-one with eagles corner back jaylin mills. the green goblin -- plus, we'll talk about why this team is so close and so loose. something you won't want it miss when we return to the mall of america. >> a

do you guys do any burger king >> no. >> it wasn't you guys? gasoline prices are on the rise.increase over the past three weeks. the average price $2.65. that's 34 cents higher than it was a year ago. >>> president trump set to release both the budget and an infrastructure plan later this morning. joining us now alaska senator dan sullivan welcome. welcome to times square. squawk square. >> great to be here. >> andrew, good to see you. >> good to see you, sir. >> i saw someone talking about the washington post piece. when boehner and obama used to argue about budgets. one would argue about what they wanted done, the other would argue about butter guns and butter. the age old priority list. the criticism in the "post" is that neither side is arguing that they're disagreeing to both and that it's going to blow out the deficit, i guess should we look at it that way sf >> well, look. these are hard agreements. sometimes they're difficult to vote for i did vote forit my focus was on the guns, on the department of defense. we cut from 2010 to 2016, we cut military spending 25% as th

its sales were up 5% to $9.8 billion and industry researchers say it put burger king into fourth places american restaurant brands by overall sales. mcdonald's, starbucks and subway are the top three. >>> stock market looking to rebound after some heavy selling on tuesday. so far, so good today. let's go to the big board and see how we're doing so far. dow is over 25,000. all indices are up. back to you. >> thank you. >>> this evening berkeley's planning commission will discuss regulations for marijuana lose use. they include local restrictions for recreational use and refining rules governing medical pot. last year berkeley was declared a marijuana sanctuary city. california is legal under california but not federal law. >>> san francisco may approve new regulations to bar carrots and other similar services to had be in competition with muni. terms were being negotiated. a spokesman for the sfmta says new rules will be approved by the agency later today. >>> let's get another check on traffic. a new crash 880. three cars got into it. that's keeping your ride slow out of san lorenzo he

businesses and hotels that have a relationship with the city regardless of whether it's twitter or burger king or mcdonald's or an s.r.o., i think it is imperative that gender-neutral bathrooms exist. thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is rosario cevantes and i'm here to support this legislation for gender-neutral and gender-forming bath room facilities in the s.r.o. i actually have a son who's a counselor and he works with homeless people in s.r.o.s. so, i'm here to support this legislation. i hope it passes. and thank you jordan davis for all your work and thank you for all of the supervisors that are sponsoring it. thank you. >> good afternoon to the chair and supervisors of the committee. my name is rebecca leaven. i'm in support of the gender-forming bathrooms here in san francisco. thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is luis camarillo and i'm in support of the legislation toward gender-neutral and gender-conforming bathroom facilities in the s.r.o. here in san francisco. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm from chinatown c.d.c. sheer to support this legislation in the nam

chronicle tt wrote about alice, who had been living three years in front, in a chair, in front of the burger king in the bart plaza. how this 63-year-old woman who is very, very ill, was able to live for three years in that station, without getting the help she needs, is beyond me. it's something i want to hear about today. it's something that i've dedicated myself to working on going forward. we, thanks to ann gallagher, a volunteer in my office, and her husband dr. dan, who is retired but used to work in dph as part of homeless health services made it their personal mission to work with alice every single day until they got her inside. i'm very happy to report that for the first time in three years, she has a home. she has the medical care that she needs and deserved, but i don't understand why it took the supervisors' office and volunteers that were dedicated specifically to alice, to intervene in her life and get her inside. she would have died on the streets if we hadn't intervened. that's just not acceptable. we need to do better. i think the situation at the 16th street bart station is an

today, a report out of the brazil journal saying restaurants international, the parent company of burger kingis looking for a bid for domino's domino's told cnbc they don't comment on rumors or speculation. now, compared to its pizza counterparts, domino's is outperforming papa john's and yum brand, the parent company of pizza hut. >> i had not heard that about the deal speculation holy cow, this is not an undervalued company right now. >> and i, i mean - >> a stellar performer - >> such an interesting competition between restaurant brands international, if they did adam notice's to the portfolio because they have burger king. and yum brands have taco bell and pizza hut. some of the most intense fast food competitors, fast food and pizza going head to head if this comes to fruition, but domino's won't comment. >> this is kind of like grocery stores buying drugstores, or online stores, you know be there's a business model that's working. everybody is copying it. >> that would be interesting domino's has been one of the best performers. >>> dow was just down 300 points a moment ago >> so, we're

taco bell has surpassed burger king in sales. mcdonald's followed by starbucks and then subway. company bringing in nearly $10 billion. >> today is the national margarita day and a lot of places are offering great deals. milpitas is having specials all day. that restaurant owner came up with this for a customer allergic to most spirits except tequila. always drink responsibly. >>> right now at 6:00 following breaking news. a fire in the east bay. crews are arriving right now. two people are dead after two cars crashed in the east bay almost slamming in a home. the close call for the family inside the house. >>> the impact students are having on the effort to change gun laws. >> spotty showers during the morning commute. a live look at radar. a lot of activity out there. meteorologist kari hall is watching all the timing. you'll be ready to head out the door. enjoy "today in the bay" as it continues right now. >>> hoda and al celebrating overnight. the story that has everyone cheering, the u.s. women's hockey team. a late night win led in part by a peninsula native. we're excited

csr plans of dollars, and you can look at restaurant brand international, the parent company of burger kingd last quarter day reported sales -- and the key metric for these companies beat analyst estimates. dollar general and dollar tree both down. the tax cuts hitting these dollar store chains under the president's budget, they would slash cash payment and substitute them with packages of food which would be one of the biggest shakeups in the history of supplemental, nutritional program, or what is known as snap, food stamps. bonda look at government market, at the end of the day, unchanged on both. we had been higher at the end of the day on the 10 year, and what is most notable is that this is a big risk on day. scarlet mentioned stocks surging on the board, but we don't see further selling and treasuries. recent volatility last week, when we saw stocks selling and treasuries selling, we didn't see any selling with the pine, so some interesting cross correlations going on. julia: as far as currency is concerned, let's look at the dollar-yen, easing after the slipping of their u.s. treasu

burger king is holding its own against mcdonald's and other franchises well others like popeye continuets andginning effects of the retail business. biggest bullet train system is getting better -- bigger. rail trouble has lost ground to cheaper flights elsewhere. will travelpeople by rail this week, more than the entire u.s. population. >> the s&p 500 its largest swing in history. >> people are playing psychological games. they are wondering when or other people going to self. that is very hard to predict. what do you do as an investor question mark i think it is simple. away from those things. >> you did not really want to own treasuries because they cap selling off. gold sold off as well. utilities got hit because of higher yield. if you need to rebounds, how do you do that question mark >> i think you can rebalance across sectors and across countries. the u.s. has that. been the most expensive stock market in the world and i think that is not a reason to avoid u.s., but i think it is time to consider whether investments in your stocks have become overbalanced too much. >> get the un

similar impacts ney be felt at burger king that merged with canada-based tim horton in $3.3 billion deal medtronic tied up with coindividual yaw, in their deal. they don't expect companies to re, relocate to the u.s. because the benefits are not big enough. looking two%, 4:00% increase to those companies but might not change strategy -- two to 4%. trish: inversion deals were popular, because it was more attractive to have a lower tax rate but things are increasingly looking attractive here. so anyway, we'll keep watching it. thank you very much. gerri willis. >> thank you. trish: we have more on these markets, up 464. i will see you here in two. the winter winter olympics are in full swing. especially on mainstream media or especially see an end you would think that that his sister was stealing the show at the winter olympics. someone calling her the about the trump of north korea. they did not mention her role in the murderous regime. one of the most dangerous to governments governments the world has ever seen. they have a whole lot more criticism for refusing to follow that narrative t

companies like japan-based leota, german, switzerland-based nestlÉ and burger king.these companies have a lot to do with the day-to-day existence of the trains you take to work in the morning or the cars that you drive and even your after dinner drinks as well. in the u.s. workforce i think that we are almost to the point it is difficult to talk with her is a u.s. firm or a foreign fi firm. you've heard that distinguished career and he has a lot to offer so let's go ahead and get into it. mr. ambassador, today's conference is entitled to the treats don't matter. what type of magnitude and importance of the u.s. eu relationship. >> thank you for the invitation. trade is the ultimate driver of wealth creation and productivi productivity. it is science that we know that it actually is a law with a comparative advantage. it could produce everything it needs it makes more sense to focus on those things you produce sufficiently and trade the rest. there's economic activity that continues to increase and i think this is board success story or country that has grown prospero

you've got quick service brands, which is the parent company of popeye's and burger king mcdonald's payingwendy's, a little skimpy on the dividend >> i look at it this way best practices really matter i own mcdonald's they have been able to change their story away from just you know, offering breakfast all day, which worked five years ago. but now they tell a technology story. i like operators that bring execution alex leal excellence g mobile now it's coming across all fast food franchises and the dialogue has to be we've got great product, great logistics, but we're also hip with your custome customers. they want their mobile device to be the ordering device the guy's at a phone behind didn't see that coming >> okay a lot of food related stocks on the move today first up shake shake. investors getting taken down today. the shack beating estimate, but the stock falling on a same store sales miss and weaker than expected guidance. josh brown >> yeah, so they beat earnings by four cents. ten versus six, but the forecast was lousy. they're basically forecasting the rest of this year to be fl

you tomorrow morning at victoria station which is a busy transition in london, standing outside burger king wearing a brown leather coat. i am thinking to myself i walked into all the president's men and i am bob woodward and the pulitzer prize in my back pocket. i am so excited. i called my boss and you won't believe, didn't sleep at all that night. the next morning totally amped up, and i got another text message, i can't do it. my wife found my phone, took my phone away and won't let me do it. and a pretty good lawyer, kind of wisely -- and i was being a little too persistent, and this is sarah, tom's wife, his life is on the line. if you leave him alone he will talk to you. at this point, from tom hayes, in the justice department, no one knows the full story, that is an exclamatory thing. he hadn't said a word. this is, in journalist terms a nice scoop ahead and i was feeling good about myself. i started -- my boss is a real pain, bruce orwell, one of the best editors i ever had, kept telling me to go back and try again and made it clear he wanted to be left alone. it came time, i told

if you don't do a poll right, ask the first 300 people who walk out of a burger king somewhere. but if you do it right, statistics, it just blows my brain away. every race i've done -- i hire good pollsters. they are right. just spot on. right on the numbers. but the problem with pollsters is not when they are polling to see who is going to win the election and do you have something to worry about and ahead or behind, but is when they try to figure out, what is the message to work to persuade people to work for you. that is the part i just as soon not pay them for, because basically what they do is to figure out that if you are telling people that you are going to give them something for nothing, they like it. really? i learned that when i was 6 years old. so when it comes to the government, and this is the three basic things. 80% of the people support a balanced budget. and, by the way, today. not ten years from now, 15 years from now. no. we have to balance the budget today because fiscal responsibility is good. okay. so what do you want to cut? i've already told you that stor

that get published, if you don't do it right, you may ask the first 300 people that walk out of a burger king somewhere. but if you do it right, statistics blows my brain away that, every race i've done and i hire good polsters, they are spot ton, right on the numbers. but the problem with polsters is not what they are pulling to see who is going to win the election, do you have something to worry about, is when they try to figure out what's the message that's going to work to persuade people to vote. that's the part i just as soon as not pay them for. because basically what they do is they figure out that if you tell people you are going to give them something for nothing, they like it. really. i learned that when i was six years old. so when it comes to the government, this is the basic thing. about 80% of the people support a balanced budget. by the way, today, not ten years from now or 15 years from now, whatever economist would say, no we have to balance today because fiscal responsibility is good. what do you want to cut? i already told you that story, nothing, in fact we want to increa

i'll stand outside burger king with a brown leather coat. no one knows l what he looks li, including me. i'm thinking to myself i've just walked into all the presidents men and i'm bob woodward and can already feel the weight of that fourth surprise in my back pocket. i was so excited. i called my boss and said you're not going to believe what just happened and i called my wife and i didn't sleep at all that myself i was way too excited and the adrenaline was going for the next morning, still totally amped up, i'm getting ready to walk out the door and i got another text messagemp from tom and he said i can't do it. my wife on my phone, she saw i was about to meet a journalist and she took my phone away and won't let me do it. turns out his wife is a lawyer. [laughter] , a pretty good lawyer, in fact, and had wisely put a compassion on this. i begged and pleaded and he said no and finally i was being a little too persistent and his wife took the phone away from him physically and said hi this is sarah, tom's wife, you need to leave my husban