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basically only the portion we consider a charitable the duction if it is no good otherwise. the states going to challenge this? >> states are already challenging the tax law change. jersey, telephone, and other states have banded together. this is likely to play out over several years. this is not the end of it. this is just the first proposal. you will see a couple more drafts on this. scarlet: on what basis with a challenge this? laura: there's a couple of ways they could do this. the concern that blue states have is treasury is targeting states in democratic states and not democratic -- republican states. states of mississippi and alabama have had these tax credit programs that work similarly. if you make a charitable contribution you get the credit and federal deduction to fund religious education, education vouchers for private schools. democrats are saying look, you are threading this careful needle to keep your voters happy and you're looking at the northeast and saying -- finding a legal argument to invalidate those. if the states cannot get this through the courts,

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how does that play in confidence and willingness to spend on their homes where they cannot get the ductionce could? jim: the deduction is one thing. if they are making a bet on the tax returns, on what they are seeing in their paycheck, a lot of people with lower incomes are seeing benefits in their paychecks. that dries more confidence and that is where we are seeing more >> talk to me about earnings. you have 11 straight quarters of revenue gains. six tres quarters looking at it on an earnings per share basis. what is driving that? consumer confidence? is a brushing away some of the housing concerns? had you measure that? jim: it is a multitude of that. it is brand loyalty and taking share from what. we're focused on gaining share from what. we have been up 13% compounded. earnings have also gone up 25%. we're focused on delivering for shareholders good return on investment and also on customers to make sure we are servicing the market. romaine: what about awareness of the brand from a consumer's perspective? when you became ceo, i look at the stock and earnings and revenue. it is pretty

. $314 million at the box office with hollywood --duction that is your business flash update.ssion on how much an anomaly it is to have a movie starring in all asian cash -- cast with a top budget film and that it's a huge departure from what has previously been thought of as a white dominated hollywood. major hollywood studio movie and 26 years spoke with the author of the book behind the movie, the guy who also became the executive producer, he turned down an offer from netflix to make sure it got the most wide distribution possible. moneyned down a lot of from netflix and order to make sure this got the full treatment with a marketing machine and making sure that it got that kind of treatment a blockbuster would normally get a lot of fun. go see it. >> go check this out, just about to pull it out. there is something about u.s. stocks looking better. how about that? >> all right. >> this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: this is bloomberg markets. lisa: timeout for options insights. us, jim, thankg you for taking the time. he reminded me last friday, president trump tweeted out talki

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