and then we have costco, the drugstores have been doing pretty well, but that's not the front end. that's the pharmaceutical side of the business. and home improvement has been doing pretty well with home depot. those are your bright spots. on the weaker end, as we all know, the name brands have been weak, american eagle. >> my wife just can't get enough of home goods. she's in there at least once a week. heavy something that speaks to her. can you take me through the two big ones, target and walmart, whether you cover them or not, where do they fit in today's retail environment? >> sure, and i do cover both of those stocks. so walmart had four quarters of negative same store sales in 2013. and i'm looking for flattish comps in the current quarter. so not looking for much of a change there. the big issue for them has been store traffic, which has been down at their core business, which is the walmart supercenter business. target has had a different set of issues. they have had weak traffic trends, but they have also been dealing with canada, which they went into in a major way and

her daughter showed up to her work. >> that's costco, baby.favorite store. >> yep. so meredith works there. she's doing her thing, helping customers. that's her daughter here with the long pretty hair looking for mom because they haven't seen each other in about six months. >> oh. >> it's mother's day around the corner. so daughter thought, i'm going to tell mom i'm sending her a gift but in reality i'm going to show up myself. >> she's the gift. >> that' m right h kinds o box her hands and under her arms. doesn't even notice her daughter standing right in front of her. continues with her business. they start, you know, asking for help. >> hey. >> oh! >> she just dropped all that stuff. >> hey, um -- >> oh, my gosh. >> oh, my gosh. >> that's great. >> it was the greatest reaction in the world. you don't expect anything less from mom. >> that's great. just that little bit of a beat she was like wait, what. >> oh, my god. a good surprise. >> a lot of love between mom and daughter. >> oh, my gosh. >> that's our show, everybody. thanks for joining

benefitted one more day in the month of march and helped sales for costco. >> l-brands, the retailer owns the limited and vaccination secret and -- victoria secrets and bath and body, they believe they will have to increase the promotions to clear some of the inventory that did not sell. that is helpful for consumers looking to sell easter baskets and spring wardrobes. >> the month of april we'll see consumers get a boost from their tax returns and also we find historically the month that easter falls in tends to perform very well as consumers go back and buy spring merchandise at full price. on top of that, shoppers have stayed at home for the past few months. >> reporter: leaving retailers and investors hanging hope on the easter bunny. for nightly business report, i'm courtney reagan in tucson, arizona. >>> finally tonight, a big change comes to the late-night tv landscape. it took less than a week for cbs to tap steven colbert after letterman retires, colbert is host of "the colbert report." no word on how much the deal is worth. plenty, i bet. >> big bucks, i bet. that is "night

i'm wondering if i'm on a slippery slope with costco. >> i want you to buy costco, my charitable trust been buying it. stephanie link and i co-portfolio manager talking about how this is the right level. let's go to jake in michigan. jake. >> caller: hey, jim, thanks for taking my call. big fan of the show. >> thank you. >> caller: i haven't had a lot of time to read it yet. i might have to wait for the cliff's notes. my question is about six flags, you recommended it this summer. it's kind of starting to go back up. >> six flags is part of the new frugality. this is where people want -- do they want to stay at home, grab a nice vacation, get a 4.6% yield. i want you to buy -- >> buy, buy, buy! >> -- six flags. and costco's part of the new frugality, too. douglas? >> caller: boo-yah, cramer, from fresno, california. >> fresno? >> caller: abx. >> not my favorite gold stock. unlike your quarterback from fresno state whom i really, really like. and i would prefer you to, if you want to own a gold stock to buy gold. eric in wisconsin, eric? >> caller: jimmy, what's going on, man? >> hey. n

but costco, you say will be much stronger than that. why?, this is because consumers are staying home and they've stayed home during the first quarter and the month of march because of the harsh weather. they stuck to buying just discretionary items. this was definitely a boost for costco as shoppers went and bought groceries to stay at home. we have the shift of the easter effect which definitely benefited one more day in the month of march and helped sales for costco. >> we just saw these great numbers turn around for lvmh. how is the luxury goods sector doing in the states? >> it is doing extremely well. the luxury consumer is firing on all cylinders. they're spending nonstop. it's interesting. when you look at the s&p 500, the consumer discretionary sector in general has seen a steep amount of decline in earnings growth rate. it went from 14.5 at the beginning of the quarter to 5.9% today. this is mainly because we saw a lot of store closures in the united states because of the harsh weather and also because consumers stayed home during

my goal wasn't enough to the local he is up eighteen great family member shouted and screamed as costco demanding answers and pinching there's frustration or lack of progress to save their loved ones. some even attended to rush the front of the informal debriefing others expressed doubt that the government was doing its best to handle a situation they complained about lack of updates it is the humble guy if the total to seven praise and punk promise of families that they would be immediately informed about any developments as well as the next steps in the rescue operation including the arrival of three industrial crane some morrow was to be used to try and place the shed. she told the families that wall bad weather conditions are hampering the search they should not lose hope. all the audio mix. so how did that tragic day unfolded the four hundred and seventy five people onboard this military should have been on the second day and take your time and right now. they left the port city of the injured tuesday night and were nearly twelve hours into their trip when something cause the ship

the previous one was costco.all. >> when you have stocks butting up against massive support which is what that neckline is. costco, a great example, into their march sales it was sitting there. better than expected. it popped. you got to be careful at influx points. that's why it makes sense. use the technicals as an input. >> obviously the valuation has been a concern for quite some time. i don't think anybody would buy them. ibm just made an acquisition sort of in the space. there's always that concern that something whacky happens with these names. >> we have breaking news on ukraine. let's go to dom. >> lots of chatter about a possible bailout for ukraine. we have those headlines approving a $17 billion, what they call a stand by arrangement. a bailout loan. $17 billion over the next two years. $3 billion of which will be made immediately available to ukraine. again $3 billion immediately available with other payments or other program -- again, payments out of the loan program when they meet certain performan

the jets also copped a knee operation ukrainian succeeded in taking back the appleton this kit from costco. eyewitnesses spoke of heavy fighting tintin ukrainian president described the move as a success. yes it's here. i promise that it is only known terrorists in any region of the country in which it would appear to still do in austin with it. but there was criticism from russia when prime ministers meet in a td and described ukraine as being on the brink of civil war. the cross examination of south african paralympic star asked if this story has ended on tuesday. he's on trial for shooting his girlfriend rita stay in camp last year the story is claimed he killed their inadvertently when he mistook her for an intruder. the prosecution claims the killing was murder you want to sell for the sole purpose of choosing keeping the structure human and it's the best arias cannot be filled during the trial that way but it is not expected until may the alias on this. if convicted of murder historians could be jailed for life. on tuesday a judge sent home a ton in prime minister silvio berlusconi t

costco i don't think the fight to the funds can be used in a more transparent and flexible way at the expense of fishing i could take two thousand and ten at st michael got people almost exclusively listing of bed took it as such the patient actually ribs all to see what but isn't this your therapy practitioners because of its history to eighteen thousand patients this operation such as margaret called ticket to the hospital stop him of some of the country back to the full treatment has received a very big difference in taste. let me get that job. the key. it was too. blessed us with a mentor and programs designed to try to tell doctors nurses and pharmacists this wasn't quite like that the district off to chris had to be taken to hospital in a couple times it isn't just hope that they have to the lost legacy. it is so deep that it was. you just next door to the hospital is the korean protection accorded to fight for the two thousand and ten jointly funded by cricket koreans americans is designed to educate students in a variety of occasions including vehicle but comics structured and

look at costco, the wholesaler actually posting core same-store sales, up more than 7%. if you look at the all-in number, it still beat consensus, even stripping out the benefit they got from the extra day in march that they didn't have last year because of the easter shift. they still are above the 12-month average for comps. deutsche bank reiterating their buy saying the street is giving costco enough credit for how operationally efficient they've been in a choppy retail environment. "l" brands, the brand that owns limited, victoria's secret, bath & body works, down 1%. better than expected but still not inspiring the street. shares down actually fairly decently today in today's trading. more so than some of the competition. analysts think they'll have to up those promotions to try to get consumers in the store spending when the weather eventually does turn and hopefully that will be very soon. retailers sort of hanging hope on the easter bunny, hoping that will help spur some sales. we're still waiting on gap. those numbers out after the bell. analysts looking for dow

it's much easier for me to buy one of the turbotax packages at costco and work through it online and it's cheaper. tax experts warn against the risk of making major mistakes when using software on your own. with turbotax it's done and you're done. you wait till next year and hope and pray and keep your fingers crossed that you answered all the questions correctly. this trend is being felt by the big guns such as h&r block that accumulated nearly $340 million dollars in net losses for its fiscal 2013 third quarter. intuit, the makers of turbotax, saw an 11% boost in sales last year to 14 million units. a report by the u.s. general accounting office says that most customers are happy with their tax preparer and would go to them again-- but with little government oversight in the industry, experts caution consumers when picking out a tax professional because of the higher cost. i'm putting more pressure on the consumer. know what you're getting into. talk to two or three people and ask what the fees are and compare. in more complex tax situations, some filers are more inclined to pay mo

costco helped drive much of that growth. it actually benefitted from the late easter. the retailer normally closes on the holiday -- so staying open longer contributed to a 5% sales boost. some doors are closing at family dollar. the retailer plans to close 370 under performing stores. sales and earnings numbers at the discount chain are hurting. the company also plans to lower prices on roughly 1,000 items. in today's cover story, america's 42-billion-dollar-a- year vending machine industry is in transition. trying to shed its old image as boxes that dispense cigarettes and junk food....into healthy snacks while also fighting the growing problem of retail hacking. you can buy practically anything from a vending machine, but a steady slide in sales beginning in 2007 caused the industry to reinvent itself. "the historical perception is that it's all junk food." frank guzzone of global snack company mondelez says layoffs during the recession and the rise in telecommuting took workers out of break room that vending machine operators count on for business. "we need to be c

why walk into costco and say i need a price increase on almonds, costco is one of the biggest buyersknow i am not going in there to increase my margins. everybody's friend. my father taught me to hug your customer, your wife, yourself, you will be a happy guy. >> how are you doing with and wild oats coming together? makehey're going to packaged foods. >> there are challenges out there. one of the things walmart has to do a sources ingredients. >> are these price increases here to stay? see crops and here.es -- yes, i see it out of our cost products? we cannot sell all men but are and think the consumer is going to buy it. >> is almond butter something i.e. doors at something i put on my face. >> you put it on your toast. >> let's get breaking news. boeing reported its first-quarter results. consensus.ng the revenue coming in higher than estimated. its forecastsing because of the benefit of a tax settlement. talks a little bit about the backlog. $19 billion of net orders during the first quarter. >> jim mcnerney is an animal. >> boeing shares are moving higher in the premarket shares

the average person uses more than five hundred a year video artist no costco has responded to this with humor creating the character of the mill and comic. he stands for the portuguese consumer demand with two plastic pants thx to a list if they want it back still wasn't what he does it even if a person is concerned with the great existential questions than plastic bags bring him back down to earth. they connect us with banal everyday life however important we think we all left him with plastic bags we all look alike a blast. the non comic depicts life's absurdities. here are a team shoots footage for the tv series by cost to them them in coming. okies so i wanted to show how portuguese plastic bag that is showing a portuguese person without one was like showing humphrey bogart without a cigarette costa came up with the idea of an m one comment one day when he found himself holding two plastic bags looked around and saw that almost everyone else was carrying them too. in portugal plastic bags are omnipresent and unavoidable. for the new loathsome of relieving to be the country's biggest

district to live with you the best thing that coal can often be the key to a safe environment in the costco checks all too often gone to a place in kabul need to add to the country from pakistan and iran. events like these things happen to them. this is constricted contract is unsure what they contain this is with alicia condition of our problems is that we can only use natural diamonds which to fight dokic the pits whether its national companies in the company's progress pics to us what they're giving us the shed would just get nasty to work. between them. there isn't a tumor and he gets a little money we want to walk with the intention of dying is directly. the conference is backed by peace dividend trust a non profit organization that builds up at the casa t i p t a given page is the basis that this was an entry this is not freedom. what makes his first policy aimed at boosting local business. they understand the crucial link between building the economy and fight to the insurgency it is argued that the horse level and endorsed the highest level that the afghan first program these. one k

most of those being in consumer space such as retailers, such as costco or companies in the industrial space that had difficulty transporting goods or transportation in general such as fed-ex and cintas. i think this quarter the weather is a legitimate issue in terms of having a negative impact on revenue and earnings. >> so the spotlight will be on jp morgan chase next week who reports its earning. big dow stock reporting earnings next friday. what are you expecting from them? and looking ahead, how are the financials doing? >> look at jp morgan chase, they're expecting a 10% decline in eps this quarter. this would be the third straight quarter they've had a year-over-year decline in eps if that's the case. the financial sector is really interesting sector. this quarter it's really a middle of the pack quarter. it's expecting a decline of 1.5%. last quarter it was the leader in growth at about 24.5% due to strong results of insurance. if we look ahead in the second half of the year, this is one of the sectors really expected to see a pickup in earnings growth in the third quarter and

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what he did seek ordination to begin publishing or costco abduction of japanese citizens about the dprk the focus of all that officials from both countries continue to decay. and china's housing bubble is on the scanner would fall in home sales in twenty fourteen and organs price of the buffet said the welcome news update on cctv designed to do what you've been seeing this the reason the afternoon during the japanese capital our top story at the salad chinese as an unchanging thing had secured a pledge from the european union to consider a multibillion dollar free trade deal which has been a long field goal for beijing. cctv jack barnett has our report from the eu headquarters in brussels. china's president she didn't bring arrives at the european commission in brussels. the visit comes off the major trade tensions between beijing and brussels have finally been laid to rest and bites they must be at times but it was also an historic moment. her eyes. i know. off to meeting with president xi eu officials pulled a fast i'm committed to opening talks on a free trade agreement fta. if curre

in san jose,qu[ costco has the least expensive at $3.93 a gallon. we're told a spike in crude oil priss is what bripgs the price up this week. that brichks the average increase to 40 cents a gallon. >> i will not be depressed. i can live with it. i can't control it. >> because we live in a beautiful place glvmt that's right. >>> coming up next. >> we've been robbed. i just looked over that way and i saw that my tv was missing. >> it happened to him, it could happen to you. what do you expect when you dial 9- -1 moechlts after discovering a burglary. >>> we're invest gating bay area police departments. when you call 9-1-1, how long does it take for police to arrive? for some, every second counts. we've discovered a major difference in spongs times. it's a call that comes in roughly rough ly 5,000 times a year. there's a brick that somebody threw through my kitchen window. i walked in the house and just looked over that way and i saw that my tv was missing. >> back in february, they broke into his home. he dialed 9-1-1 calling for help. >> is there an

the district to live with it i stained the colt can often be the key to a stinking farmers in the costcochecks all too often going to take place in kabul. leave it to the country from pakistan and iran. events like these things happen to them. this is constricted contract is unsure what lincoln did. mrs was delicious and mission of the problems is that we can only use natural diamonds with spikes. dokic that it's whether its national companies in the company's progress pics to us what they're giving us a shed which is just nasty to work between them. there is a middle man gets a little money. we want to work with teens national tournaments directly to cuddle the conference is that what is it the contrast non profit organization that builds up and capacity iptv get the pages of this this this is what is mainstream. this is not freedom. what makes his first policy aimed at boosting local business. they understand the crucial link between building the economy and fight to the insurgency it is argued that the hardest level and endorsed the highest level that the afghan first program that is

taken off a weeklong visit to latin america into but one you will need to cuban president's role costco and he say cuban counterparts were no road to get when you strip away then taken to venezuela argentina and brazil twenty one coach has the fastest every of the vote on all pitching china and brazil. china's foreign ministry in size while he's visit aims to bounce china's relationship with much an american countries. china hopes that the trip was a house one of those exchanges and cooperation between foreign ministers of china and four countries. all one needs visit to latin america really took to the respondent of michael bolton a bomb. jim rice hearing cuba. just as this country has taken another major step in its economic reform program evening is sold to foreign investment this week it published a new foreign investment goal and the same time it's about to open a special trade development zone around the poles and barry l model to be pretty on the one in shanghai. i think there is a lot. there is a feeling i have said that in cuba that they would like to see chinese firms coming t

dressed to the cabin to have a candidate on the second plane and heading up the tomatoes increase but costco and transportation maintenance of station stop so nice and a bunch of these attacks is dynamic test cost seventy cents or one lead up to this minus the prices did he not only drivers but also to make history. the market up from a distance had losses of seventy five cents each week this altered book is just a mom that is being subsidized to the market is that at least he'll have to go. but the text as the judges are not interested in education and raising the fuel price as depressing as to the us has declined to buy less gasoline. and those advantages to the fuel stations. travis and he let us have been with the new prices but somehow to keep reading and not expect prices to keep peace. no i didn't have lessons to me to drive anyway. considering putting in place and it isn't until the recent un presence of college and was its best. i'm going to these experts conduct of a study for the county expects to take that risk is rainbow accommodate this week at least been wanting to significant

we identified costco as the premier place for people to gear up in case of emergency. really rocketed the business. the zero was recognized as ninth fastest-growing company in the country. i don't think we will ever be -- we are growing the teams that make that happen. big,xt week on small to the company that makes sunglasses for babies and kids. they send you a replacement pair if you break them. sounds like a good model. our next small to big. up next, clashing over caviar. the british firm that's muscling in on the industry. for those who prefer savory to suite, we will take a look at the business behind cadbury creme eggs. for those who prefer sweet to savory. cadbury. ♪ >> made in the u.k. britain's only caviar maker shaking up the industry while winning over some of the country's top chefs. >> i will try to find the smaller ones. >> he is the co-owner of the uk's only caviar maker. it he likes to get up close and personal with the product e. england, hehwest helps grow fish which produced the delicacy known as black gold. this is a mature sturgeon. it is his meal

these costco, they have to pass them on. >> they are finding a way to get their hooks into any profitableff already. state that the nickel and dime you for years and years and years and so are the localities in the states. >> you know, to level the playing field, they should play the sales tax. so fine, reduce for the brick-and-mortar retailers just like they are trying to kill coal and oil. >> in your direction, you're going to turn amazon into a mini tax collector for all 50 dates. that is ridiculous. >> i mean, you do have to wait us out. the idea that we have these amazing economic juggernauts, they create jobs and opportunity, because sometimes this is just a farce. it's unfair to best buy, come on, they could do an online version. i'm a think about ultimately what you want the states to do. you want to be collecting the money, hurting business and growth. >> we have to have a mix of income sales and gas taxes. so where is the one to attack the remark. >> if the destination for the population of the united states. >> now they have this and you're right, no one has an infinite guarant

we kind of identified costco as the premier play -- place for people to gear up in case of an emergencyat rocketed the bills ms.. last year -- the business. last year, and goal zero was recognized as the night fastest-growing business in the country. -- ninth fastest-growing business in the country. i don't think we will be satisfied until we are in every part of the world. we are growing our team to make that happen. >> solar energy is also being used in innovative new ways, including the effort to prevent as many as 1.5 million deaths every year due to a lack of sanitary toilets. my next guest won the first prize at the reinvent the toilet competition sponsored by the bill and melinda gates foundation. it is a development of caltech's self-contained water treatment system. he is recently back from installing the toilet in india and joins me in los angeles. stock" andor "taking thanks for your time today. start at the beginning. how does this solar powered toilet, which some are calling the toilet of the future, how does it work? >> basically what we are doing is, we capture the energy

>> go to costco at lunchtime a and you can have a meal. >> we learn a lot from our parents. >> in my people. all right i love this topic. i identify with it. party of one, more like party of fun. a restaurant in tokyo, they have them there. i don't know why you think they don't. there are large stuffed animals that keep them company. the cafe is a thyme-based restaurant based on finish picture books about a family of hippopotamus-like creatures, but you knew that. the pals have been around for years, apparently, but only recently caught the internet's attention thanks to twitter. twitter is a social networking site. >> a lot of people don't know. >> kt you traveled all over the world or so you claim. no proof of that. do you think the idea will catch on? >> not in afghanistan. the other thing is does the hippopotamus order a meal? are you stuck thinking you are having the meal by yourself and a cute stuffed animals or a weird stuffed animal -- >> it is a way to raise revenue. >> with my luck they will just nip bell on a salad. >> where do you find these topics? does it take a whole r

one shopper in california, went to a costco. she bought two steaks. $38 for two steaks at costco. restaurants are having to deal with this. many major restaurants are telling at fox business would not raise their prices. guess what? they will have to start raising their prices. another little tactic the restaurants are using in particular with beef, smaller cuts of beef. you may notice that on your plate when you go to a restaurant in this country, or, they're using secondariry, not as popular cuts of beef. so a lot of changes happening here. in particular these families, jon, they're really getting hit at the grocery store with ground beef in particular. that is what a family of four lives on many times. i'm saying jon. maybe fish and veggie burgers for some of your viewers. jon: that will not be popular, those price increases. cheryl casone. thank you. jenna: first-of-its-kind initiative underway as several medical schools across the country to have medical schools treat alzheimer's pairing students with patients already suffering from the disease. garrett tenney live from chica

show analysts say recently costco is a rare steady standout in the retail space.s saw march sales fall 1 3re1%. susan anderson thinks l brands will be increasing promotions to clear inventory, hoping to spur demand from consumers looking to fill easter baskets and spring wardrobes. gap disappointing with a comp decrease of 6%. worse than the 4.7% drop analysts expected. however, the global apparel retailer did reaffirm its full-year guidance range. retailers are hanging hope on the easter bunny, hoping that warmer weather will help spur demand for consumers getting back out to the stores. we'll have to wait and see. so far these numbers not inspiring a lot of confidence that pent up demand is coming through. >> courtney regan at the retail conference. >>> we hope to go to the one spark festival in jacksonville, florida. >>> could slowing revenues and legal costs put the good times to an end? >>> this is "worldwide exchange," the headlines from around the globe, stocks in europe firmly in the red after sell-off across u.s. equities sees the nasdaq post its worst se

inevitable zombie apocalypse takes place a few years from now, all i want is to live inside a deserted costcoy side. she plays samurai sword-wielding warrior michonne on amc's "the walking dead." please say hello to danai gurira. [ cheers and applause ] >> you look so much better than you do on the show. >> thank you. i hope i clean up better. >> jimmy: did i do well pronouncing your name? >> no. >> jimmy: danai gurira? is. >> we're going to work on this right now. danai. gurira. double-r roll. gurrrira. >> very good. >> jimmy: with that said, you should probably think about changing the name. that would make it easier. >> if i was in england, they really clean up your name there. if i was there, i would be dana green. that's it. >> jimmy: where are you from originally. ? >> i'm zimbabwen. >> jimmy: you were born in the united states. >> yes. >> jimmy: where? >> in iowa. >> jimmy: they're pretty much the same place. >> yes, very pair mel. yes didn't even notice the difference. >> jimmy: and you are not just a playwright, but an award winning playwrig playwright. you won an obe, and an et cete

yesterday instar cart promised groceries from safeway, whole foods, and costco delivered to your doorn hour. >>> we've had ha company like that before. here in the bay area. 5:42 is the time. the search continues for a hit and run driver in san jose. we are on the scene. we will tell you what we have learned about the map that was killed and what people are saying about how dangerous this intersection is. >> it has been yet another emotional day of testimony. >> good morning. right now traffic is still doing pretty well if you are driving on 280 northbound right through downtown san jose. we will tell you of a key expressway in san jose that remains closed for police investigation. >> whether you are at the giants game yesterday or inland you know it was warm. in fact it was very warm but the fog is back. temperatures way above yesterday. they will be much cooler today. ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn arou

and we're in home depot, we're in costco, in wal-mart, lowe's. wegmans. >> you're everywhere.e we sound like we're an overnight success, but not so. >> ok. >> 11 years in the making. >> go back, i was going to say, reel back the years a little bit and explain how you came to create these mint-x trash bags. >> our parent company began manufacturing plastic bags in the mid 1960's when local law 14 came into effect and you couldn't burn and incinerate anything anymore and you needed to compact trash. so now we had all of these trash bags outside and we became the leading manufacturer of heavy duty garbage bags. well, one monday i got a telephone call from one of our large customers, has a 2,400-unit complex, and he said, did you see the photograph in the paper yesterday? he said it was one of our developments downtown, your bags were neatly piled up by the curb, there were a bunch of little children playing with their communion outfits on, a photographer took a photo and he drew lines and circled a half a dozen rats. and the children looked uncomfortably close. he said, can't you

the costco up for everybody and people may lose their jobs. they care, they are just bureaucrats. >> the president keeps talking about we have to get more jobs and administration comes up with these things that are job killers. >> it is an animal feed manufacturer. they will no longer gain the freshman 15 at college because they cannot afford it. all we did was drink beer. there is no animal feed manufacturing going on. just leftovers making extra cash. tom: the farmers say they love this stuff. they get it cheap, otherwise where is it going to go? they will dump it in the landfill. >> i don't know what the environment was at the white house alluded to. creating more ways instead of putting it to work. trade is win-win for both sides of the equation. regugulalatotorsrs shshow u upt more expensive, more cumbersome for everybody involved. tom: we have to leave it there. thank you very much. meantime, democrats are saying the pipeline pump was not political. do you believe that? republican who is not piping down until a decision is made. money me