caroline: charlie baker, thank you so much for giving so much of your time.ee how that focus on inequality continues. thank you very much indeed, the governor of massachusetts. a fascinating conversation. let's get back to you in san francisco. >> tell us quickly what you've got on tap this week. we are going to be live all week there. caroline: we are going to have so many great conversations. we have a deep dive into dell emc. we will be going inside their labs are that is it for "bloomberg technology." ♪ ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." jeff: hello, i am jeff gore filling in for charlie rose. we begin this evening with politics. every democrat voting no, house republicans cheered as they voted to repeal and replace the afford ball carrier act by a four-vote margin. the bill faces an unfazed -- an uncertain future in the senate. joining me now is nick on for sort -- confessore of "the new york

caroline: charlie baker, thank you so much for giving so much of your time. inequality continues. governor baker: look forward to having the same conversation next year. caroline: thank you very much indeed, the governor of massachusetts. a fascinating conversation. let's get back to you in san francisco. emily: thank you. tell us quickly what you've got on tap this week. we are going to be live all week there. caroline: i know. we are going to have so many great conversations. we have a deep dive into dell emc. we will be going inside their labs. that is it for "bloomberg technology." ♪ ♪ >> the following is a presentation for the copper chef xl. brought to you by tri-star products incorporated. last year, copper chef changed cookware forever, more than one million have been sold and the five-star reviews say it all. america loves copper chef. now we have really big news. >> introducing copper chef xl. it is 60% bigger, so now, you can cook more. roast six whole chickens until crispy brown, slow cook falling off the bone ribs, cook a 12 pound turkey to crispy

charlie baker and the republican leadership in the state executive branch home, their eyes glaze overoint this out to them. when you get the driver's license, not only do you have the right to drive without being hindered by the police, you're also eligible for all the welfare benefits. a lot of these dominican drug dealers that are arrested in new hampshire and massachusetts and maine, whether caught with two, three, four different driver's license, ideas, ebt cards, and it just goes on and on. the establishment just looks the other way. >> tucker: they're not interested in protecting their people. how we carr, one of the whitest men in new england. thanks for joining us. >> thank you tucker. >> tucker: he is been blaming viewers for years, 12 million people drop their subscriptions to espn in 2011. part of it is because they have moved politically to a radical place. up next, we'll talk a sports journalist jason whitlock of former espn employee on one of the most famous men in sports about what exactly is going on, why are they doing this? stay tuned >> tucker: espn has been hemorrh

marty walsh had been working with charlie baker to bring in general electric and i spoke to the mayord about how he felt. crown to silicon valley and he wants it back. >> i think we will and can win it back and we are doing it now. massachusetts went through a difficult time with taxes and political decisions that set us back and what is happening is a political climate where everybody is looking to move the economy forward and be innovative. >> there is a lot of statistics to back him up. &d statistics are the highest per capita and they have universities and academic power here in boston. >> i want to ask you about a biotech firm that was one of the companies that met with president trump to discuss the future of biotechnology funding and there has been concerns about what will happen with their funding going forward. what did the mayor have to say about this? >> you are exactly right that it plenty of academics gathering with the trump administration, ivanka trump, mike pence, to talk about the &d and the mayor feels relief here in boston and massachusetts that the funding has rema

talk about larry hogan, charlie baker out of massachusetts, two republicans want to stay -- have gone democratic in the past. it's an uphill battle. >>> let's talk about terry mcauliffe. he weighed in on virginia's closely watched race, in less than two weeks, folks will ballots in the primary, and mcauliffe said even though it's an off year election, it won't be a challenge to get people out to the primary >> i do believe we're going to have a tremendous turn-out. there's a lot of angst. what i'm most encouraged about, julie is look at the number of candidates running for the state legislature seats, record number of women. all the seats, 17 district that is hillary won that are now held by republicans >> democrats ralph north um and tom perriello who is really a bernie sanders type candidate along with republicans frank wagner, kory stewart all seeking the gop nomination. >>> new concerns surrounding president trump's use of cell phone more about it when 5at630 comes right back. vo: delivering cleaner, reliable energy... creating jobs for our veterans... helping those in need save m

we will have an exciting lineup of guests, including exclusive interviews with marty walsh, charlie bakeresident drew faust, and general electric's ceo. that's all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> coming up on "bloomberg best," the stories that shaped the week in business around the world. the fed meets, but doesn't move. brexit talks take a tougher tone and president trump tells bloomberg what is on his mind breaking up the big banks. >> he gave us a sense there is a decision or something eminent in terms of handling wall street. >> money managers talk exquisitely about their business. >> we're seeing money come out of active management heading towards passive structures. >> give me a sense of what you learned from valeant? >> it is very expensive.

we will have an exciting lineup of guest, including exclusive walsh,ews with marty charlie baker, harvardrew faust, and general electric's ceo. that's all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ carol: welcome to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm carol massar. oliver: i'm oliver renick. facebook's image for a future. and why recalls drag economy, that's a fun story. oliver: all of that ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ oliver: we are here with megan murphy, let's start by talking about the opening remarks section.

we will have an exciting lineup of guests, including exclusive interviews with marty walsh, charlie bakeraust, and general electric's ceo. that's all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> there were two incidents where you almost lost her life. over the a.m.nt trace. you showed of you could do push-ups. general petraeus, the only time i ever stopped at 50. you had never before had people working with you where you were killed in time that -- combat. the president calls and ask you to do something you do it. people would recognize me if my tie was fixed.

the governor of massachusetts, republican charlie baker tweeted this morning fenway fans behavior att night was shameful. this is not what massachusetts and the red sox are about. jones said apologies are not enough and racist fans should be fined. >>> the last scene by a 22-year-old army specialist. she was serving as a photographer on a mission to certify afghan soldiers for mortar operations. according to the army clayton was training the afghan combat photographer who snapped this image of a mortar tube accidentally exploding during a live-fire exercise. in the lower left-hand corner you can see a camera feet away from the intense blast. clayton kept snapping and took this final picture, the kind of intentsly close violent image that most americans should never see in person. both photographers and three members of the afghan national army were killed in the blast. clayton was the first u.s. army combat document and production specialist to be killed in afghanistan. she was a graduate of the defense information school. after the death the team named the team in her memory. to bot

even some rublican governors, massachusetts charlie baker for example said he's disappointed.d now by colorado governor john hickenlooper a democrat and back with me my panel. governor, good to see you again. good morning. >> good morning. >> so the senate is expected of course to make some changes if not just rewrite the whole bill defe depending on who you listen to. as it stands now, what kind of impact would this republican bill have on your state? >> if you look at the winners and the losers, the winners are high wage earners, middle class people who don't have preexisting conditions are going to come out well within medical device companies, tanning salons. the losers are poor people, older americans, people with preexisting conditions, people that live in rural parts of america. i mean in colorado we could see just in rural parts of colorado more than 25,000 people lose their health insurance to a medicaid loss. and our average income in rural colorado is $35,000, $20,000 less than the average in the rest of the state. >> the republican mantra is -- and there is some st

sound from president faust, of course, from harvard but we've also got the governor of boston, charlie bakergot the mayor of boston, walsh and none other than g.e.'s c.f.o. geoff bornstein, why? because they're breaking ground on monday to make boston their headquarters. julia: thank you for joining us. catch bloomberg's technology special coverage all next week starting at 5:00 p.m. eastern. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: amazon isn't just business it's personal for jet.com founder mike law. he's been visiting wal-mart regularly since the retailing giant bought jet.com last year. his goal is to help topple amazon's dominance. he spoke with emily chang who did a deep dive on the company's ecommerce aspirations for the latest edition of "business week"." she asked how the acquisition of jet.com was faring. take a listen. >> it's still early. it's been less than a year. but the last quarter in february when we got a wal-mart earnings announcement, ecommerce growth was about 28% or 29%. that's not only far above the industry average it's actually above amazon's growth rate. wal-mart

and charlie, i have to note that behind you, for the past few minutes, i've seen glen thrush, i've seen peter baker,' se i'ven matt rosenberg -- either you're in a very interesting part of the world today or should we watch for something breaking? >> i think it's also important that you stay abreast of what we're about to publish. >> great answer. thank you to all my panel. >>> after the break, we head to the hill where the russian investigation is moving ahead. ahh. where are mom and dad? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the country. love mom and dad' i'm takin' a nap. dude, you just woke up! ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. the uncertainties of hep c. wondering, what if? i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary tt

find out how these dancing bakers are part of a huge festival celebrating britain's manufacturing industry. stay with us, headlines coming—up. hello, this is breakfast with charlieave your full weekend weather forecast. but first, a summary of this morning's main news. theresa may is not taking anything for granted after triumph in the local elections. the conservatives gained just over 560 council seats, making it their best result in nearly a decade. the labour leader jeremy corbyn has admitted he faces an historic challenge in next months general election after losing almost 400 councillors. the campaign team of the french presidentialfrontrunner emmanuel macron says they've been the victim of a massive hacking attack, after thousands of documents were released online. they say genuine emails were mixed up with fake ones ahead of voters going to the polls tomorrow, where mr macron will face his far—right opponent, marine le pen. three men are due in court this morning, charged with the murder of a businessman from dorset. guy hedger was attacked in his home in ashley early last sunday. 41—year—old jason baccus and 44—year—old scott keeping from bournemouth wi

baker, interesting development this weekend. i've been monitoring conservative media to see when the dam will break and when conservatives are concerned about conservative values again. this weekend, very interesting. charlieve movement says right now the movement mirrors donald trump himself because, at its core, there are no fixed values, no respect for constitutional government or ideas of personal character, only a free float in anilism and he was talking about the anti-anti-trump faction that has taken over the conservative media. jenna goldberg writing a powerful piece talking about how too many of the conservative movement have sold their soul. >> attacking trump. rather than say okay i think the president is handling this right or that right, they look at all the mainstream media piling on him and resent it. they think it's a bunch of elites on the coast out to get the guy that represents them. that's one thing really holding up his numbers right now among republican conservatives in particular, because all this criticism seems so, to them, to be a function of establishment reaction. and, you know, that's enough to hold him for the moment but it's not a very positive force going forward. and it doe