costco has invested a billion euros in the container terminal. the passenger terminal is next on the agenda already the largest in europe it's going to get even bigger along with a massive facelift. old warehouses are also being converted. to get these to be below the floor in five star hotels that we did not have maybe you know you see by the end to provide duties he said he sees we thought there i mused. areas like restaurant buffet areas costco also wants to attract cruise ship passengers primarily from china and paramus would be more than just a flying visit costco wants to become home base for the luxury liners big plans but the unions are skeptical they fear costco is farming out contracts to subcontractors and working conditions will be undermined in an s.u.v. off the wall it's an important question if and if necessary we'll go on strike yet we want a collective agreement and long term secure jobs that's what we demand from costco and also from our government. as part of the deal with the greek government costco has to invest three hundred

secure jobs that's what we demand from costco and also from our government. as part of the deal with the greek government costco has to invest three hundred fifty million euros in paramus harbor over the next ten years it's hoped the district around the harbor will also benefit. it would be good if the tourists were in the habit. just wanted to see the acropolis. even greeks would come here more often. i hope that pass on the passing years. develop. more people. to the hard work to give life again. and that's it from me in the business team here in berlin wall news on the w. the top of the hour thank you very much for watching. enjoy the conflict zone confronting the powerful. this recall green zone is in warsaw where the polish government is facing mounting criticism from the e.u. over its record on democracy and human rights my guest is the deputy prime minister matteo. this is government ready to address the concerns voiced by brussels for continue rejecting them out of a final few news on g.w. . will. meet young entrepreneurs eager to tackle global challe

secured jobs that's what we demand from costco and also from our government. as part of the deal with the greek government costco has to invest three hundred fifty million euro zone over the next ten years it's hoped the district around the harbor will also benefit. and greece certainly needs the kind of economic stimulus the chinese hope their vision for. that was our final cold call we've got much more on social media on facebook and twitter i'll be back in the next hour with even more see that. one two elephants. plastic model turned into a paving stone why do. people developing smart solutions everywhere. let's inspire each other in the environment magazine eco africa next. we showed it and you clicked it. on facebook. which many is your favorites and twenty seven see. it's the cream of the crown. our ranking of the twenty five most. populaire. the countdown continues. to romans in sixty minutes d w. is going to have. nothing to change you know the banks. and so what's the language of a bank. speaking the truth global news that matters you made for mines.

a costco member.h the traffic the way it is, it would be so much more convenient here. >> reporter: opponents say thousands of additional people on johnson drive would create a traffic nightmare. >> there's not enough parking! if costco comes in, it'll be even worse! so -- i -- i really don't see it. >> reporter: supporters say it's the perfect location since it's next to 680 and 580. they point out that other cities like oakland would love to have a costco. in fact, oakland councilman larry reed tried to convince costco to take over this old walmart location. but no success. that's why supporters say let's not drag this on before costco leaves. >> jobs, tax revenue for the city of pleasanton. >> reporter: this could be the opponent's last chance to stop costco. previously, they went to the voters for more than 60% slow -- went to the voters where more than 60% voted for costco. >>> a $52 billion deal. disney is buying most of 21st century fox. the agreement is an all stocks transaction. it doesn't in

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costco has invested a billion euros in the container terminal. the passenger terminal is next on the agenda already the largest in europe it's going to get even bigger along with a massive facelift. old warehouses are also being converted. are that get these to be below four and five star hotels that we did not have maybe you know you can see by getting them to provide good he said he said he sees we thought there i muse ment area areas like restaurant cafeterias costco also wants to attract cruise ship passengers primarily from china and paramus would be more than just a flying visit costco wants it to become home base for the luxury liners big plans but the unions are skeptical they fear costco is farming out contracts to subcontractors and working conditions will be undermined in a few me off the wall it's an important question is that and if necessary we'll go on strike yet we want a collective agreement and long term secure jobs that's what we demand from costco and also from our government. as part of the deal with the greek government cost

costco is up 20% on the year given about two months ago, costco was trading flat to down on the year. look at that chart right there i want to show there's a gap back in early october. that was the october 10th earnings that was after their fiscal q4 earnings there were fundamental trouble signs. the stock went down 5% they were seeing lesser membership fees and tighter gross margins. they're competing with amazon, amazon prime now with amazon's combination with whole foods, costco has to invest more for same-day delivery of groceries. i don't think the issues we saw when the stock was down two months ago have abated given this massive ramp in costco over the last month in half or so, it's a good short opportunity from a trade, and i think do it with defined risk makes a lot of sense i want to look out to when the stock was trading at 188, you can buy the january 185/175 put spread, $2.50 for that, buying one of the january 185 puts, selling one of the jan 175 puts at $1.15, and you break even down at $182.50, make up between $7.50 and $175 you risk $250 and that's about 1.5% of the u

walmart's up 40% of the year, costco up 20% on the year. two months ago costco was trading flat to down on the year look at that chart, i want to show there's a gap back in early october. october 10th that was after their fiscal q4 earnings there were trouble signs that's why the stock got down 5% they were getting basically -- seeing lesser membership fees and tighter gross margins, competing with amazon, amazon prime. now with amazon's combination of whole foods. costco has to invest more to do same-day delivery for groceries. to me i don't think the issues we saw october 10th two months ago have abated. when you look at this earnings event next week it sets up given this massive ramp in costco over the last month and a half as a good short opportunity from a trade. i think that to do it with defined risk makes a lot of sense. looking to january expiration, today the stock trading at 188, buy the january 185, 175 put spread paying $2.50 for that, buying one of the january 185 puts for $3.65 selling one of the jan 175 puts at $1en 15 break

as part of the deal with the greek government costco has to invest three hundred fifty million euros and pereo sarber over the next ten years it's hoped the district around the harbor will also benefit. it would be good if the tourists were in the harbor for long most just want to see the acropolis. there is the beginning even greeks would come here more often oh. i hope that the past and the passing years there will be a development more stores will come where people will invent all this to the hard work to give life again and greece certainly needs the kind of economic stimulus the chinese hope their vision for prayer will deliver. a gallery of computer nerds is on the way and. we've got more on that care. thank you very much a major meeting of hackers is underway in leipzig here in germany with mass surveillance and data security among the key points of discussion here as biggest hacker collective the chaos computer club is hosting the congress which is also looking closely at the spread of fake news on the air nets edward snowden the former us intelligence contractor who exposed

we have costco's first-quarter results.r share beating by 2 cents coming in at $1.36 adjusted revenues also coming in better than expected at $31.81 billion. remember, we get the revenues and comp sales still monthly from costco, so all in for the first quarter. those comp sales were 10.5% higher than what we saw the year before so very impressive number there. and then the e-commerce comp sales for the first quarter for costco, up 43.5% they've been working on that strategy and seems to be picking up some steam. bill, back over to you >> all right, thank you. those e-commerce numbers, walmart does the same thing, target does the same thing it's easy when you're working with small numbers to begin with. >> yeah, but they did a 10-5 comp, the total company. who's going a 10-5 comp? >> right, right? >> so a revenue beat, a comp in line -- that's kind of the -- the number was 10-5. that's an outstanding e-commerce number i want to see kind of the membership fees and i want to see the subscriptions and that sort of thing becaus

price for valtrex, antiviral, ranged from nearly $600 at walmart, $473 at costco, generic, walgreens at $242, cheapest costco, just under $39. >> if you don't know you need to shop around, they got you. >> reporter: consumer reports investigation found similar results in six cities for common generic drugs, including treatments for pain, cholesterol and diabetes. prescription drug editor. >> for the same drug, dose and quantity, you can see incredible price differences, even within the same zip code. >> reporter: in dallas, survey found a one-month supply of generic of antidepressant cymbalta. $220 at walgreens and $23 at independent pharmacy. you're telling me in the same zip code, you can pay a difference ten times for the same exact drug? >> yes. >> reporter: why? that's crazy. >> it is. >> reporter: pharmacy chains say these are cash prices and most people pay prices negotiated by insurance companies. say they try to keep competitive point out retail pharmacies have different costs than warehouses like costco and online stores. to unlock the savings, gail said ask about in-store

and different costs from costco and online shows. to unlock the savings, gail said ask about in-store discount programs and search online at places like goodrx where you can compare prices and get coupons. desiree thought she got a good deal. at basically $34.99 >> she did. good price. >> reporter: but not best deal. >> gone online, grab a costco coupon and get it for $26. >> reporter: bottom line, research pays off. >> difference is crazy. i'm now well aware i need to shop around. >> two more tips. from consumer reports. first always ask pharmacist if this is the lowest price. because it unlocks any gag clause they're stumped by. other thing is negotiate. consumer reports says think about shopping for prescription drugs the way we do about shopping for cars. >> you saw my jaw dropping. huge disparities. >> feels like a shell game. >> going to save a lot of people a lot of money. >>> still ahead, amazon delivery alert, thieves may have a way to hack online giant's new service and slip into your home undetected. >>> also news about fl

prices ranged from nearly $600 at walmart to 473 at costco.eens was the highest at almost 242 for the generic, the cheapest, costco at $34.99. a consumer reports investigation out this month found similar results in six cities for five common generic drugs. lisa gill is the prescription drug editor. >> for the same drug, for the same dose, for the same quantity you can see price differences >> reporter: a one month supply of scymbalta a low of $23. so you're telling me in the same zip code you can pay a difference 10 times for the same exact drug? >> yes. >> reporter: why? that's crazy. >> it is crazy. >> reporter: the pharmacy chains say most people pay prices negotiated by insurance companies. the chains say they try to keep prices competitive and point out retail pharmacies have different prices than stores like costco. gill said ask about discount programs and search online at accredited pharmacies like rx where you can compare prices and get coupons. >> reporter: so she thought she got a really good deal $34.99. >> she did but it's not th

i think about costco. ostco is a company i can buy a back barbecue girl -- grill, cook on it all summer and they'll refund my money. it's incredible. zappos,extreme of to is the shoe company. their return policies are absurd. they practically beg you to buy 15 pairs of shoes and send back 14 of them. just because you're going to think oh, zappos, this is just like going to the store. this is great. but i think if trend is much more how can we bend over backward for our companies because testimony keep them coming to our store. host: blaze calling from connecticut. primarily an in-store shopper. good morning? quoip hello. i shop online too. i have a friends who's got a business where he buys goods where florida costco and b.j.'s and stuff like that. he sells it for extremely low prices in his store that's in the middle of the suburban area. he does great, the communities does great from it and that's all i have to stay. thanks for taking my call. host: how common when we go into the stores in our neighborho

costco, what can i say left me behind firing on all cylinders. sure i'd like a pullback sprouts is doing well and works despite the somewhat elevated valuation. if you want a major player where groceries are one part of the equation, i favor walmart over target long term walmart is the only retailer to truly challenge amazon, it has the leadership to pull it off thanks to ceo doug mcmillon still, most are domestic and will pay a much lower tax rate when the tax bill gets done and that couldn't be said a couple weeks ago. that encourages buyers who believe the worst is over and i can't blame them given that almost all these companies can guy back stock and shrink the denominator giving them more earnings per share one more thing we've seen a similar recovery in the dollar stores of late which makes sense as both dollar general and dollar tree are thought of as stealth grossers food makes up a big part of their business i hope you took my advice when i recommended these to you last month because they performed fabulously dollar general is up 8.6, d

if costco comes in, it will be worse. >> costco supporters say that the store would create jobs and will allow people to shop at costco without leaving town. >>> another big showing of support for victims of the wine country wildfires. ♪[ music ] >> that's the red hot chili peppers rocking the stage for the band together 2 benefit concert in san francisco last night. "salesforce" ceo marc benioff says his tech company is dedicated to raising $100 million through a series of benefit concerts all to help fire victims. he says band together 3 is already in the works. >>> a long wait finally over for "star wars" fans. >> that's right. "the last jedi" premiered last night to long lines of jedi and sith band. jenna ray was the first in line at the tech museum in san jose. she got there pregnant and all, um, more than 12 hours before showtime. the imax theater staff at the museum found out months ago their theater would get one of 11 imax 70-millimeter films of "the last jedi" in the world and the director got to see it before it hit the big screen. >> i love it. i was at opening weekend for th

we got a lot of tech earnings from adobe to oracle and costco nub numbers.hey added to the buyback but cloud revenue misses and guide below consensus again. >> we do have i think what's going to be a powerful interview with josh lip ton later today. i think some of the things you're going to hear, look, they created thisny concept and sounds like byob but it's byol, bring your own license it brought a lot of old money to the old style business they make as many money as the new style. if you aggregate all software, you get pretty powerful numbers. they beat on the revenue, they had 6% revenue it's interesting, if you chriscchrisciscoe, you ended up with a stock that's up i'm not going to say oracle should be up today it shouldn't be down this much a lot of it can be explained but you have to be less of a cloud devotee. and last night adob bee is like, hey, get off my cloud, we've got the best numbers, we are mr. cloud. and these guys are doing okay. larry by the way with a fat -- ellison with a fabulous blast on amazon services and who uses oracle and who do

two weeks ago dan said costco's big run was done >> when you look at this earnings event next week, isets up, given this massive ramp in costco over the last month and a half or so as a good short opportunity from a trade. and i think that to do it with the defined risk here makes a lot of sense today the stock was trading at 188, you can buy the january 185/175 put spread, paying $2.50 for that >> since the time of the trade, costco has rallied to a new high but has since pulled back. how are you managing the trade >> here is one where i got the fundamental situation wrong, it made the all-time high, carter was correct on the breakout. it didn't hold there the stock is lower than when i put the trade on the trade that i paid 254 for a $10 wide put spread, yesterday it was trading at 185 and you could get out unchanged. i closed this thing, i think you want to move on, i think i had the fundamental story incorrect. i could see this stock back at 180 in the near term >>> let's head over to boeing. mike said two weeks ago that the stock was ready to soar even higher >> the move especial

we'll hear in oracle, costco, adobe. these are important stocks that will impact the entire market. the first, costco generated incredible monthly numbers and i think will give an excellent report like home depot costco has been able to triumph over amazon in a club basis last quarter they beat themselves up about their online offerings. they ears merciless towards themselves let's see if they're feeling more satisfied now maybe that's why costco is so good they're never satisfied. oracle, a tough one. lately they've been getting number cuts by research firms, but doing it on surveys of the software giant's business. it's all centered on how it's not able to compete with the likes of afl bit, amazon or microsoft which is as your when it comes to the cloud. last year oracle popped when it reported but then gave up the whole game maybe it pops again, but the trajectory from after that last quarter, it makes me wary. last month he spent time with adobe ceo and went to the san francisco office, beautiful offices in san francisco boy did i like what i saw. he is harnessing artificial int

call me or tweet me what can i say you can't keep a good market down we have a fantastic report from costco amazing set of numbers from adobe. and we're off to the races without any real worry about last minute status of darn tax bill which is looking more and more likely that it will become law next thing you know, the dow rockets 143 points nasdaq, .9%. nasdaq pole vaults up 1.17%. it is easy, isn't it look, we don't even know what is going to happen in washington. but as i told you last night, we're in the torpedos full speed ahead moment i am telling you, it's underrated by everybody. corporate earnings witness the pin action from costco and adobe so while the specter of washington haunts the market bad, they can't stop the averages from going higher will it continue since earnings are really in charge here despite you think it may be the tax cut, i went over the last day cut it, raise it it doesn't matter. what matters is earnings let's go right to next week's game plan. the big competition in stocks is bonds. let me put this scene setter here obviously on monday we want to see what ha

. >> look at this earnings event next week it sets up i think massive ramp in costco over the next monthago a good opportunity short from a trade do it with a fine risk makes sense. look out to january expiration today the stock traded at 188 buy the january 185, 175 put spread paying $2.50 for that. >> since the time of the trade costco's rallied to a new high and since pulled back. how do you manage the trade? >> got the fundamental situation wrong. carter correct on the breakout it didn't hold a tough situation. stock lower than when i put the trade on the trade i paid $2.50 for, $10 wide sput-of-put spread out to expiration, yesterday trading $1.85 get out on chinange i closed it. you want to move on. depending how convicted i could see it back to near $1.80 in the near-te near-term. >> and the dow set to soar higher. >> look at how the stock behaved. we can see the move especially most recently has been particularly sharp i'm looking at this level from whence it moved. i look at the february, 265. 285. 305. call spread, buy the 285, sell the 265. whole trade costs about $3.30. >> th

. >> would you have both walmart and costco. >> you can do both you know what target has done recentlywhole acquisition as well and did the whole thing they are getting bigger and already growing at a 20% clip on their e-commerce so when you look at those two, not the same stock. so different in so many different ways of the target 54 to 64 that's a good move. >> if walmart was based in cheboygan, would that be too much >> i like bentonville. it's awesome but take a look at the chart of walmart in the last month. done nothing before that it had a big run is it pausing to start to pull back once again? all the companies that supposedly amazon was putting out of business, that's happened to hit a brand new high yesterday, best buy. target has done pretty well and walmart has done well. kroger's, a lot of names you can bring up right now these were all done and cooked because amazon was cooking everybody and lock at them right new. >> maybe kroger has been bit up because i think a deal is going to happen somewhere. >> possibly, but just real quick, seasonally understand a lot of the lag y

. >>> costco reported earnings that beat analysts' estimates after the bell. the wholesale retailer said net sales rose more than 13% year over year. shares of costco were volatile after hours and during regular session were off to $186.53. >>> oracle reported second quarter profits that beat analysts' estimates. the software company said a 44% growth in cloud revenue drove results. that wasn't enough for some expectations and that sent oracle initially lower after hours. shares were up a fraction in at it regular session to $50.19. >>> the devastating opioid epidemic hasn't gone unnoticed by silicon valley. some startups and venture capitalists are taking a uniquely tech approach to the crisis. lipton has the story from san francisco. >> families and citizens are dealing with the worst drug crisis in american history. >> reporter: president donald trump recently declared opioid e a national public health emergency. since 2000, more than 300,000 americans have died from overdoses involving these drugs. now tech entrepreneurs and investors are pouring money int

best buy, 18% and costco he, 16% as well. this is just the tip of the iceberg. whole smattering of these calls right now on cnbc.com. we have a lot more on these. >> a lot of names on that list do you agree or disagree >> i don't disagree with the idea there will be bigger winners than obviothat >> obviously >> i don't think this will be controversial, it shouldn't be the reason you buy one of them the companies, it's not the primary thing. it is a tail wind and it's not a negative but you have to like the stock the one that was interesting to me was vulcan. that's a sector that's usually for people looking at the infrastructure in the first quarter. this stock has done nothing for a long time. that might be an interesting play for what's coming next if you think the tax stuff is already priced in. >> okay. we want to give you a reminder mike francesa. hopefully he's watching right now. congratulations on an incredible career he is going to come on this set on monday. we'll make him say first time long time. we look forward to having him with us after an incredi

most of costco's business is brick and mortar and their business is just fine. they will have had another outstanding year, another outstanding holiday. i think the mall is the story of brick and mortar, the aaas, the 230 best malls will continue to be sought out by customers but the other 1100 are increasingly in trouble. many of them going to close as their anchor tenants fades away and some of their specialty store tenants do as well so this shift which is going to continue for the foreseeable future clearly has winners and losers and most of the losers of the note are the legacy brick and mortar players >> walmart has been considered a winner this year having had perhaps a significant change in strategy is it your sense that they are moving in the right direct as themarket seems to think in terms of really becoming a key competitor in both brick and mortar, but more importantly online particularly to amazon? >> i think they are doing the best they have coadeveloped a great business but remember, if it was just that and brick and mortar side was declining, th

costco sales up. that is about big families. that is the people who shop there.ations over 22,000 pages hampered the financial sector. i got long the xlf. financial sector etf because it went down. they get taxes in. financial sector will have great time. maria: you will party because it your birthday. dagen. >> no more ideology in terms of politics in washington. i want it and want it now. i say with, what marco rubio has done is welfare through the tax system. it is social engineering. that is what i disagree with. if you want to give people money call it welfare. maria: push back on 11th hour. not good. "wall street week," 8:00 p.m. eastern. we'll talk with the winkelvoss brothers on bitcoin and "sunday morning futures" on the fox news channel and in new york right here. dagen covered next two weeks. have a great holiday. rachel, dagen. have a great day. stuart varney. take it away. stuart: not in a christmas sweater. maria: we have one for you, stu. stuart: okay. keep it. no. no. i'm a grinch here. 10 days to christmas. you are spending big-time. very good ne

the retailers we own costco and tjx are businesses that require the customers to come to the star they have an internet product but it isn't the main idea it isn't the draw, and in order to be competitive and to grow your revenues you have to offer something that's attractive in the modern age, and target -- target hasn't done it yet so i -- i'm still not much of a believer there. >> brian, i want to preach an element of caution here. >> michael, sit tight. michael, i'll let you get a final comment in. >> just an element of caution here and i'm a believer in the retail space i believe brick and more that are will survive and you have to be picky here's the problem there's a big gorilla out there and it's sears market cap is 400 million. they have bonds coming due in october of '18 ten months from now. i just looked. there's ten trade for the bonds at yields of 29% to 30%. the capital markets are telling you something about sears. why is this important? because eventually sears is going to have to liquidate its inventory. when that happens that's going to be negative in the short term o

. >> costco, best buy. >> costco is doing great, right?you look at their performance, you look at the fence line and the deals it's like a treasure hunt. if you don't go into costco every weekend, you're going to miss out on something. they've got that attraction about coming in, finding a heck of a deal. if you wait a week, it's gone. they do a magnificent job of sell in and sell out they don't restock a lot of the products they have in there. >> good to have you, happy holidays, we'll see you soon bob nardelli you want to trade this >> legend. >> tell me one quick thought >> pete pitched this the other day. we've been bullish collectively in home depot since frank blake was there. 22 times forward earnings. concern over the summer was it was going to be amazon that proved to be false. they have a great balance sheet. they continue to grow. valuation is reasonable. you talked about being on the 50-yard line home depot has been on the goal line now for the last decade >> and they don't have too much floor space. bob is talking about jcpenn

again costco shares now up another $5.han 2.6%. this i think is an all-time high too. 191.50 we'll check that out meantime, sinclair may have to sell off about a dozen tv stations to win government approval of its planned buy-out of tribune media that's according to the "wall street journal." the justice department has reportedly signalled it is willing to approve the deal with that concession. >> okay. the force is with disney this week after launching that mega deal with fox. the magic kingdom unleashed its latest blockbuster star wars, the last jedi. >> the last jedi is expected to be the biggest film of the year. $45 million in north america last night that would make it second only to "force awakens. it's been fueled by positive reviews. it has a strong 94% on rotten to tomatoes, and last jedi is the number two preseller of all time last jedi is expected to bring in more than $200 million of the north american box office this weekend alone. that's more than "rogue one's" opening last year, but down through the record

be an opportunity to finally recover from its economy a comic failure as in two thousand and nine costco did acquire recently a fifty one percent stake in the period's port so it does look like things are looking up on both ends of the spectrum and behind singapore thank you very much our european plane maker has finalized a formal order for four hundred thirty jets worth almost almost fifty billion dollars its largest ever single order the deal was first announced at the dubai asho last month's american private equity firm partners a three twenty neo. states and four airlines among them u.s. carrier frontier airlines and mexico's valar is your a significant boost for us which has who lacked its rival boeing and deals this year. courts to try and prevent the appointment of a special prosecutor to investigate its emissions. to fully investigate. especially to find out how much. about the cheating. that the special prosecutor. because of continued. we showed. you. most popular. just one more. sit down this really is the last line of the money i'll say. and the health benefits will be so mu

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if that's the trade, that's a trait. >> costco? >> i think it's a trap >> declining margins, increased cost, same-day delivery. amazon prime has come in this stock traded at 155, so to me they report on -- this is one i have a bearish view on >> speaking of comeback trades, the next says says there's one underperforming stock. carter worth is at the plasma to break it all down. >> this is a story about merck three lines, this goes back to the inception of standard & poor's current sector nomenclature what we have at the bottom is merck. merck is a subsays of s&p 500 is pharmaceuticals, which is a subset of health care, so it's clear dragging, but they're both dragging the entire sector one stock, pharmaceuticals so the sector itselves, nine stocks, here are the top three names. they collectively are about 70%, you know the names i want to talk about merck the group has really lagged, and i think we have an opportunity for a catch-up relatively -- even as you've got up, you're going down relative , this is the last five years, same

>> costco came out with gargantuan numbers benefiting from the internet fighting against amazon, 20% gallon, thanks, all of you. thanks to the cashing in crew and you for joining us, that will do >> lou: good evening, everybody. you remember the senate seat that was so important just a day ago? it seems that the nation survived the upset and election of the first democratic senator to serve alabama in 25 years and now the swamp moves on and quickly. will the republican leadership deliver on tax reform that is important to the prospects of the midterm elections and will the gop succeed in stopping the dem's effort to stop down the government or will they aid them in the effort? and how about robert mueller and the tel