but i think that the right has glommed onto that issue in order to discredit lgbtq people. but think for a minute about what it would be like for a woman to have a very masculine person who was born female but identifies as male and for his whole life has identified as male come into your bathroom. that's going to bother you. [laughter] it would be much better for a trans man to use the men's room than to use the women's room. and i think the reverse is also true for a trans woman to go into a male bathroom would certainly be disturbing to many men. it would be much better for her to use the women's bathroom. so it seems to he that this is an issue that has been blown way out of proportion, and it's an issue that the radical right has glommed onto because they are finding ways to oppose the entire lgbt movement. >> host: lillian faderman, are we in a sense post-gay in this country? >> guest: i don't think we're post-gay at present are because it seems to me all of this discrimination is being revisited in the last couple of months. i would have said a few months ago that, y

are the kind of -- their popular in the media to talk about and those are the things people really glom on to and are worried about losing in these conversations. warren: right. but states have these same things. so it wasn't like, like, for example, new jersey has even more than the affordable care act. the affordable care act doesn't really change anything for people in new jersey. and we're a very big, diverse country. not everything in america is like it is on the east coast. western ohio is very different than manhattan. soledad: i noticed. warren: that shouldn't surprise anybody. soledad: that might be a tough sell. to your moderate members. and it might be a very tough sell to the public. who have gotten very comfortable with the federal government offering some of these benefits that they really have made very clear in polling that they don't want taken away. that to me is the conundrum. warren: can you explain federalism? that's the challenge. people in ohio want less federal government. people in new england might want lots of federal government. soledad: congressman davidson,

sometimes people glom onto something because it reflects a different opinion that they have or another point did want to make. it just isn't true. >> thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> what are you doing here at the state of the net? >> i am an expert on internet governance, so i was invited to be on a panel about internet governance. the guy who put together the program. put alls asks that we these panels and always ignores me and puts washington people on. i told him to get people from other countries and other parts of the internet -- i am just joking about that. we do have a european on the government's -- the governance panel. >> you are a professor at georgia tech. what exactly is internet governance ? >> it is how the internet is policies inrms of how you act on the internet, but also the technical underpinnings. get a domain name, somebody has to coordinate to make sure that domain name is unique. those addresses have to be handed out in certain ways. there are issues of cyber security. most of the governance is kind of hard to understand. people are confused about this

sometimes people glom onto something because it reflects a different opinion that they have or anotherhey want to make. it just isn't true. >> host: george sadowsky, thank you for your time. >> guest: thank you. >> host: so, professor milton mueller, what are you doing here at the state of the net? what's your role? >> guest: well, i'm considered an expert on internet governance, and so i was invited to be on the panel about internet governance. and, in fact, i consulted with the guy who puts together the program, he always asks me who we should put on these panels, and he always ignores me and puts washington people on, and i tell him to go outside of washington and get people from other countries and other parts of the internet. but, no, i'm just joking about that. we do have a european in our governance panel. >> host: well, you're with georgia tech, you're a professor at georgia tech. what exactly is internet governance? >> guest: it's mow the internet is shaped -- it's how the internet is shaped in terms of not only the policies that govern how you act on the internet, but also so

you're glomming on to the wealth they produce. when parasites attack us, we have to spend some effort fighting them off. >> and the fighting them off means lobbying. i mean, some of it is just evil. lobbying to get money. much of it is lobbying just to say, don't crush my business. >> probably a smaller part. you're absolutely right. over the past 15 years, i've watched microsoft, apple, google sit out there in the west coast, making stuff we voluntarily decided to buy, then you have politicians coming to these companies and saying, hey, nice little company you got there. too bad if something happened to it. then they start suggesting that maybe you need to make some campaign contributions. maybe you need to hire some lobbyists. maybe we'll run an antitrust investigation and limit your supply of overseas engineers. all these things drag these companies into washington's lobbying cultures. >> they're less creative than they once were. the ceo can't focus on innovation. he's focusing on manipulating washington. >> and that's an impo

. >> we'll do 50-50 split this weekend, the good with the bad, tomorrow gorgeous, but dealing with glom i conditions and temperatures pretty chilly at 6:00. 54 degrees, not much after winds, temperatures at 54 degrees. live ultimate doppler showing us bands of moderate rains specially getting across the shore points, southern ocean county getting into atlantic county, say right around stafford township, little egg harbor, down toward galloway township dealing with the moderate bands every rain. going north and west of town toward chester county, that's where we see good moderate bands every rain. going to the game this evening unfortunately another band of some moderate showers, sitting out toward the south and the west. this is going to be in here, in time for the phillies first pitch at 7:05. but then as we go into the overnight hours, much drier air starts to punch in. look what's going on north and west. this big blue h in the area of high pressure, that is singing air, dry air, and northwest wind, will give us one day, nice conditions, before more rain comes in by monday and tuesda

you'd be surprised how easy it is for people to kind of glom on to your bill and overcharge you.ll you about that and a whole lot more on news4 at 5:00. >> we want to know if we got any money coming our way out of there. jt exactly. >> see you in a few. >>> montgomery county public schools just completed a security review of rockville high school, the first of about 200 schools it's reviewing after an alleged rape inside the school's bathroom. the school district wouldn't say what if any changes have been ordered, but will be conducted last week. last month, an 18-year-old and 17-year-old were accused of raping a 14-year-old girl. >>> it is the biggest fire in the history of prince george's county. so clean-up is not gonna be quick. more than a day after the fire started, it's still a very active scene. this afternoon, news4's meagan fitzgerald is outside of the building with an update on the investigation. >> reporter: we're going on about 32 hours since this apartment fire started. now, you can see from the looks of it, things look to be improving and they are, but fire investi

takes for example, cox group one of the largest con glom conglomerate groups in turkey. the financial sector has strong capital adequacy. we are starting from a strong base in terms of corporate risk and corporate fundamentals. in terms of valuations, i think they're -- there is still some value. if you think the banking sector is trading about 50 basis points above the turkish part of the component of the index, then corporates are actually a bit less than that. so there are pockets of value left, but the still relatively low interest rate environment may well bring some of the banks to the market in terms of new issuance as well. >> all right. we have to leave it here. thank you very much for your time and insight. he sees value in the financials. we will go for a quick break. after that we'll be live from paris with the latest on the french presidential race. you can join us on sunday as we keep you up to date with all the latest from the first round of the french presidential elections. that's live on cnbc. we'll be back in two minutes. >>> hello. welcome to "street

trump glommed onto it when he was running for office but it's artificial. what is going to do in the next 100 days after that. what he's done so far is reduced his leverage with congress especially with democrats in congress who he needs to get some of these things done so it doesn't give you a lot of hope the second hundred or third hyundais are going to have much success if he's burning bridges at this race. >> the white house and readout of what's coming up this week talk about and this is a quote, they are launching a web page dedicated to the if, 100 day, with pronounced graphics and videos and digital content for the president's massive online following to share. jay? >> he has had a few victories, confirming a supreme court justice and actually signed more executive orders into law than any other president in recent history. >> they're highlighting the 100 days when he called it ridiculous. i guess that's my point. >> it's this thing where it's like donald trump always sort of like this is dumb, but let's find a way to win it anyway. that is his styl

getting serious about our relations with russia, and getting serious is not trying to find out or glomnto what the russian ambassador said to it is to what the russian government is saying to millions of russians by a state-controlled tv and why millions of russians believe that russia is already at war, a proxy war with america, that america and n.a.t.o. are attacking russia and one man that can save r you shall sha and win and that's vladimir putin and this narrative is going for this regime. mired in corruption, tens of thousands of 81 cities protested a week ago. incomes are down 10%. this is the only basis for that regime's legitimacy which makes it so dangerous because putin has to perpetuate this policy of confrontation with us. this is what we should be concentrating on. leland: you do get the sense that putin is itching for a confrontation. there was a leak that russian subs are on a cold war footing and mumblings inside and outside of the kremlin, this is the worst it's been since the cold war and russian relations, even worse than during times of the cold war. what's going o

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foot today with a lack of specifics but also some of the broad principles that maybe americans may glom to. >> steve, thank you. >>> how will the tax plan if it becomes law, effect stokes? that's next on "power lunch." i joined the army in july of '98. our 18 year old was in an accident. when i call usaa it was that voice asking me, "is your daughter ok?" that's where i felt relief. we're the rivera family, and we will be with usaa for life. at crowne plaza we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. 'a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. >>> stocks holding on to gains after the trump administration unveil add blueprint to president trump's tax reform. what's the next move for your money? bring in senior port follow yore manager with russell investments. portfolio manager, guys good to see you. mentioned equity markets. a bid for safety on the heels of the release of outlines of the tax plan. a bid for bonds, for instance, with yields going to the lows of the sessi

advertisers aren't glomming onto it and-- >> nobody's bought the thing. >> the thing is out of favor.and acrete new users, yes, advisors will find a way to take advantage of that. >> got to get the haters off the site. stuart: $16 a share on twitter. the big board now shows a gain of 21 points. we're up this morning after a 400 point plus rally in the last couple of days. u.s. steel losing money. people were not expecting that. look at that loss. u.s. steel is down, ouch, that hurts. how about higher profit and sales pepsi, no response there from the market. they're down $2. amc networks and charter communications, they're going to team up on original content. let's see the stocks, please, they're teaming up. that would be-- we haven't got it. never mind. i can move-- yeah, i do have it. ashley: there you go. liz: there it is. stuart: there you go, both of them or the upside, teaming up for original content. chipotle, favorite stock, if not a favorite eatery. are they on the start of a comeback trail. that's a nice looking chart. may up recently, $16 higher today. is this the comeback

: writing on the west coast about 45 years since watergate and compare this president and tried to glomtruth again is in danger. here is what he had to say. when president trump speaks being in a running war with the media, calls them among the most dishonest human beings on earth and tweets they are the enemy of the american people, his language takes the nixon administration false accusations of shoddy and shabby journalism to new and dangerous height. he said the president distrust of the media is dangerous. of course, supporters of mr. trump disagree on social media voyeur vocally. robert red ford has made a few good movies that's all is he good for. politics standing up for the constitution not so much. kerry chiming in he is an actor entertainer. that's it. he will and always will be a liberal. a lot of people not talking about what he is saying. just saying celebrities and media folks in general just stay away. brian: he was really good in the -- steve: he also did the president all the president's men had to do with watergate. all started 45 years ago. abby: take a lesson from c

big era for economic recovery set a standard that then, of course, the media later in the tv era glommedu see a snapshot that is telling. if you look at this, obama went to nine countries, was repairing the u.s. relation with the world. bush went to canada and mexico, common to work with our bordering allies. donald trump hasn't left the country in 100 days. >> he's gone to mar-a-lago. >> but this is another place where yes, it's just a yardstick but it does tell you something. is he a home body president or america first president, debate whether it's good or bad but a chance for the country to say wow, he's not leaving or talking to other countries and that tells you something about the orientation of his foreign policy. >> and could i also throw in one other thing. >> quickly. >> i still can't -- maybe some historian can explain this, why on earth are such an overwhelming number of top positions in the executive branch still empty, not nominations. i can't understand why that has happened. >> well, neither can us. or we can't either. michael -- >> glad i'm not alone. >> thanks very mu