--anaged to 2 million chameleon myself into any atmosphere.he best experiences are memories of exciting culture, a lot of young people, a lot of development going on. very much in line, what we try to do now is the relevant for the young people who are joining us as well as the senior management. this kind of atmosphere, what we want to build or are building and have b grimm is something i really like. harald: one thing to add, i am already 60 years old. so caroline represents the younger generation. we try to have the younger generation take part in the building of our company. in the energy business, we have the most senior people sit together, talk about strategy. we have all of the young people sit together and talk about strategy. interestingly, they all come up with a similar direction. everybody thinks it is their direction which works really well. a separate internet base where we have only young people coming in. haslinda: talking about getting your hands dirty, you got your hands dirty in the early years. starting with something to d

because she's an accomplished chameleon, she might do it, and trump has to spell out more not just on taxes, but regulation and what he wants to do on trade. he's been over on that one, and he has to spell is out so there's reassurance to do what george w. did not. >> another thing coch talked about we heard about was regulations saying regulation reform was better under clinton than gw bush. i find it hard to believe. this is a cost of regulations, i believe, $4 trillion, that's huge. i find it difficult to believe that a guy who is in business very sensitive to a lot of regulations wouldn't actually try to cult regulations more than a woman who never really has known the private sector. >> well, david, a challenge for trump is we don't know exactly what he would do, should he make it to the white house. what we know is what hillary clinton would do, and she has an absolute disregard for instead of the growth of the progressive state and for regulations, we know she was the mouthpiece for the obama administration on many failed energy and environmental policies wrapped up in terrible

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ted cruz is a chameleon. he started this whole thing, i am an outsider. >> aka a politician. >> exactly. i am an outsider, then he became an insider and he is the champion of women. he did a great job. look at the numbers. 48% of women went for ted cruz. never would have predicted this back a year ago when we were talking about this because women by and large used to be really concerned about ted cruz. his policies are probably among women voters some of the most concerning. >> how much of that was because they were turned off by the comments made by donald trump? >> ted cruz is the alternative. it could have gone john kasich but it didn't, it went ted cruz. ted had a big push on women starting with the town halls. he also went on his website, a lot of videos about women. he told stories about his mother, stories about his wife. what it means to be a proponent of women. that was a lot of the story i've been telling the last week. not only did he capitalize on donald trump's comments but he made -- you know, h

potential terrorist, so many things be i don't know whether it's public or private, maybe he's a chameleonwhatever he is i don't support him. >> tell me what you really think, okay. >> i'll be happy to, thank you. >>> i'm one of thousands who switched registration to republican for tuesday's pennsylvania primary. did folks do this to help trump win, or to stop him? our exclusive focus group is next. the call just came in. she's about to arrive. and with her, a flood of potential patients. a deluge of digital records. x-rays, mris. all on account...of penelope. but with the help of at&t, and a network that scales up and down on-demand, this hospital can be ready. giving them the agility to be flexible & reliable. because no one knows & like at&t. the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your

the reason for that -- i call gold a commodity -- chameleon.ometimes it's a commodity, sometimes it's an investment, sometimes it's money. you have the euro, yen, dollar. the dollar and gold are both showing some strength. right now with the fed doveishness that will lead to a weaker dollar -- i would expect a weaker dollar, stronger yen, but gold should also go up. that goldhis argument is money and does not need heels -- it's not liquid in the same way that cash is liquid. gold is more liquid than cash. i've never seen any difficulty selling or buying gold. you have to have save storage, use brinks -- scarlet: that's a lot of ifs. james: not really. as long as there is a certified warehouse involved, it's fine. look at the bond market, october 2015, the flash crash in rio. primary dealers are stuck with inventory they can't sell. i've never seen gold not have a bid. it's volatile, but liquid. alix: you have india and chinese demand has not been as strong as we think. that not really gone over 1000 tons. it leaves the onus on western etf inves

but then we hear today from my colleagues that the way we justify this is chameleons according to onetatistic commits less crime than the general public. but what if they were not here? would they have committed these crimes? not rhetorical if they were never hear would've committed these crimes. >> no. >> the we talk about the challenge of returning the people and then i want to make sure the you are on record of u.s. immigration and customs enforcement did i hear you say correctly that sealing the borders were building a wall or even finishing it is said that would not help us in our country? did you say that? give a guy did. yes, sir,. >> i have seen them scaled the wall very easily. isn't the only answer there is a lot of things we have to do to secure the border. >> it is easier mail one? i don't understand that. here's the data. do you believe sexual assault and abuse and exploitation is a heinous crime? >> yes. >> earlier my colleagues talked about charges they are convictions. and according to this of sexual offense. she understands and is reaching into people from the very da

what this says is ted cruz has been a candidate -- chameleon candidate. once an outsider, then he's become an insider. he's got all of the insiders coming to support him. now he's the candidate of women. been out on the stump talking about how he's a champion of women. he's really been capitalizing on trump's moment of going against women. and here he is with getting 48% of women went for ted cruz. >> wow. what about the very conservative, they were asked if you consider yourself conservative, who did you vote for? what did you find? >> 65 went for ted cruz. this is a high number though not surprising. the field was narrowed. this was not unexpected. >> all right. who did the late deciding democrats vote for? >> they went for bernie and went in a big way. 65% went for bernie sanders. and this should be concerning to hillary clinton. what this suggests to me is that the momentum is shifting to bernie sanders. i think hillary's likely still going to be the nominee. when you see six of the seven last states went for bernie sanders and late deciders, that mea