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executive went and complained to the managing editor of bloomberg who says, you know, your guys snooping gorp he said, that's with we do, we snoop. pointing to the executive. there is something that wall street has a problem with. do i snoop? you know mings i'm running all over getting stories, but where do i draw the line? i don't hack into phones. i don't lie about my identity. i don't think i would have to think hard, i don't think that i would -- if i got that number that i would call and snoop in. i think, i think i would -- i would basically explain who i was, and refuse to get off the phone. liz: we have dow jones, the news corporation owns dow jones news wifes and other certain businesses that certain companies subscribe to through dow jones. we're pretty sure that we don't go in there and start looking to see what they're observing and what interests them. >> the reason why i think it's a temptist in the teapot, what you obtain on the bloomberg system, terminal, is pretty mundane. if i, you know, knowing -- i can't find out -- liz: the head of the goldman sachs precious metals divisi

. >> you can see gorp christie on the stage as he just said to the crowd that's gathered here. he wish it is were a sunny day along the boardwalk here. he has made it clear he thinks it's going to be a good summer for the folks in this community, andrea. >> it's a chance to showcase the progress they've made here. >> our businesses need to get up and running. so many. so many of our citizens who just want their lives to go back to normal. and so i'm thrilled at the progress we've made the last seven months. we got a chance to show the president some of that earlier today up in point pleasant, i also made sure he understood there's a lot more work to do for the people of our state and i am not going to let anything or anyone get in between me and the completion of the mission to restore and recover our great state. >> so now on behalf of the people of the state of new jersey, it's my privilege to introduce the president of the united states of america. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> hello, new jersey. it's good to be back in jersey. i love you back. >> let me first of all say t

but needless to say, there's a lot going in to this gorped take. when i'm asked to discuss.i'm usually asked two questions. the first is: can you do it? can you do it with the budget tear challenges you face? and the answer to this question is yes. we can do the rebalance. and here's why: first, as i mention the earlier we are shifting that huge weight that we have applied to iraq and afghanistan, to the region. and second, is that within our budget, which is still substantial, we are making investment in this region a priority. in addition to the current weight of our own defense spending, you have also to take in to account it has accumulated other time. it takes decades to build a military capability like ours. it's true that in addition to having substantial resources, our force has substantial operation experience, which no other military can match. so for these reasons, we can do it. the second question i get is, "isn't our rebalance really about china"? the answer is no. our rebalance is not about china. the rebalance is not aimed at anyone. the individual country or