that was david reed in india. with me isa that was david reed in india.he uk, and you have started working with facebook to fa ct have started working with facebook to fact check their articles. that's right, they came to us last year, we spent a few months talking about how that would work and we would maintain our independence. when we talk about democratic rights like one is going on in india right now, ican one is going on in india right now, i can see a future where whoever loses the election will now be able to blame fake news as much as may be more than anything else. is that the future we are destined for?m more than anything else. is that the future we are destined for? it is the past we have lived in. people have always complained that the election was rigged and it wasn‘t fairfor election was rigged and it wasn‘t fair for one election was rigged and it wasn‘t fairfor one reason or election was rigged and it wasn‘t fair for one reason or another, election was rigged and it wasn‘t fairfor one reason or another, the newspapers are biased, whatever

he proposes a new comprehensive bill, co-authored by senator david reed. johnson is from washington state, readers from pennsylvania. law on of 1924 becomes may 24, 1924. it remains u.s. law with very few amendments until 1965. basically all countries outside the restaurant -- outside the western hemisphere. 154,000 people per year. they do not use the record quarter of the way we do today. instead the quota is the maximum number of immigrants that can enter the upper limit, not the goal. germany and great britain had the highest portion, since eugenicists other immigrants as white and protestant and easily assimilated in the u.s.. 86% of the quota is reserved for immigrants from northern and western europe. for southern and eastern europe and 2% for elsewhere. some countries had quotas of 100 people per year. the johnson reed act also codifies an easy part to -- easy bard zone defined by longitude and latitude. the law made exceptions for non-quota immigrants. people born in the western hemisphere. those were not numerically limited. to solve the problem

david: tom reed joining us, is it important for republican to have some plan to replace obamacare beforelection? >> we need to have a proposal am thial.now we have time to roll , in different ideas, democrat are staying with obamacare, we stand with a different proposal. >> congressman is there a component, this is deirdre bolton, that you think that republicans some put forward to reassure people whether it is about preexisting conditions or any one of the numerous moving parts that are important to people, if you were to pick, advising president, on just saying okay, but leak this one detail what would it be. be. >> preexisting condition, we should all come together to responda, that regardless of what we do. preexisting would be forever. and that to me is marker to be made and has been made by president and us in republican party. >> this ision john layfield, leading up to last elect, your colleagues saying we'll repeal and replace on day one, president trump gets elected you and your republican colleagues were like the dog who caught the car, no clue. that ban or was there nothing. >

of bloomberg opinion and joy reed on "a.m. joy" and david cornyn is from mother jones. thank you for joining us. what do you make of the president out saying it's illegitimate for the government to carry out the law? that sounds like a contradiction of terms. >> the law is totally unambiguo unambiguous. upon request, the irs shall furnish those tax returns. it doesn't say may furnish. it says shall furnish. in every request that has been made, those returns have been provided. never has a return been denied. this is over the nearly 100 years of the existence of this law. so if the president doesn't provide it, it would break precedent and the law. >> we will be back to you in a moment. tim, it seems to me this president will take all kinds of heat for not disclosing his tax returns. you will have people imagine he is covering up crimes or that he's not a rich as he said or he doesn't pay taxes. all kinds of conclusions that reasonable people, not just people on the left, will think he is hiding. why is he willing to pay that price. is it so horrible that he will do anyt

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david: it has been a year since t-mobile proposed merging with sprint, which would combine the largest mobile operators to compete with bryson and at&t. we welcome jennifer reedmberg intelligent senior analyst for antitrust and matt came from and for today's issues of antitrust angst. let's start with you, jennifer. normally we look at these market shares and it does not look good. was the analysis from the point of view of the justice department? jennifer: that is where they start. market and they have mathematics they can do that tell them does the threshold matter. is the merger likely to come harm from a market. are these concentrations high enough that there is a potential to harm the market and they see that is yes. the market shares are high. it is a high concentration. when you look at the difference between the concentration pre-and post-merger it depicts a market with anti-competitive effects. the question is why does it take so long to reject it? makeew: they are trying to an argument that 5g is the future of the country and only together can they build a robust 5g network. you need a nice blend of different frequencies and different types of signa

reed hastings isn't looking in the rearview mirror. plus, a potential roadblock for the sprint and t mobile merger those stocks are moving sharply, and goldman sachs ceo david solomon speaks exclusively with cnbc why he is more bull ush on the u.s. economy it is wednesday, april 17th. worldwide exchange begins right now. ♪ let's get it started ♪ let's get it started in here ♪ let's get it started ♪ let's get it started in here >> thank you viewers and listen erds for watching 30 more to come here's how your money and markets are shaping up right now. stock futures indicating the dow will open slightly higher. the major average averages all back within 2% of their all-time highs hit back in october of last year. you can see the dow would open up by about 20 points if these futures gains hold into the opening bell the s&p by about five points, and the nasdaq up by just around 22 now, a closer look at technology the nasdaq 100 half a% or less than that. 50 basis points. 50 points away from its all-time intraday high that we set back in october as well can you see there are sharp run higher since those lows that we saw back in the fourth quarter of last year on