howard schultz is criticizing president trump. trump created chaos affecting the economy to starbucks for yours in seattle that people are unsettled. starbucks has a solution to the problem because they provide a sense of community. she'll stepped down last month has been a vocal critic of president trump. and a big supporter of former campaign of democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton. starbucks shares up 13% so far this year. trade to let sketchy path of global market action over to. markets reopening for the first time this week. the shanghai composite index shanghai composite index up at quarter of 1%. the cost in south korea at the 10th of 1%. cheryl: sydney is developing a year. this was the 100 up a little bit. the pond is because there are new reports that prime minister teresa's may conservative party may be in trouble with elections there. next week france and germany down almost five, up seven. the ftse 100 something to watch today. lauren: u.s. stock market futures are mixed. s&p at the plate. nasdaq plate.

>> our look at 2017 commencement speeches continues with starbucks executive chair howard schultz. he spoke to students at arizona and -- arizona state university about his experiences growing up in poverty and giving back to the community. [applause] howard: thank you for that generous introduction. i appreciate our friendship and everything we are doing together. thank you to the arizona board of regents, faculty and special guest. congratulations to the graduating class of 2017. and those who are here to support you on this very special day. collegeur 330 starbucks achievement graduates. so proud of you. those who have benefited from the starbucks and asu partnership. i'm incredibly proud to be your partner, congratulations to all of you. [applause] i would like to begin my time with you today by sharing a personal story. last year, starbucks opened our first store in south africa in johannesburg. i had never been to south africa before. i did not know what to expect. certainly could not be prepared for the level of poverty and what i saw in the townships throughout the city. we

executive chairman of starbucks, howard schultz, at arizona state university, tempe. senator elizabeth warren at university of massachusetts, amherst. and senator rob portman at ashland university in ohio. this saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and cspan.org. >> deputy attorney general rod rosenstein briefed house members today after having briefed the senate yesterday. "the washington post" reporting several members leaving the house briefing expressed frustration. with the lack of new information provided about president trump's decision to fire f.b.i. director james comey. some of the lawmakers spoke to reporters after the briefing. reporter: did you learn anything new in there? hows was the briefing? mr. issa: the special prosecutor will have the breadth of scope if necessary to follow any and all leads directly to the russian attempt to influence our election. that for me clearly unclassified, that for me is the most important question there is, will the special prosecutor have the ability to follow any and all leads? i was quite satisfied that that w

executive chairman of starbucks howard schultz at arizona state university, tempe. senator elizabeth warren at university of massachusetts, amherst and senator rob portman at ashland university in ohio. tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org. now defense secretary james mattis and joints chiefs of staff chair general joseph dunford on the u.s. effort to combat isis. this is just under one hour.

executive chairman of starbucks howard schultz at arizona state university, tempe. senator elizabeth warren at university of massachusetts, amherst and senator rob portman at ashland university in ohio. this saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org. andow general james mattis joint chiefs of staff discussing isis. this is just under one hour. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. i returned last week from a meeting in copenhagen with ministers of defense from 14 nations to coordinate our political way ahead in the defeat isis campaign. chairman dunford returned yesterday from a chief of defense meeting in brussels with defeat isis campaign.

education secretary betsy devos at the ben , eileen drakesity at university of alabama in huntsville, howard schultz at arizona state university, senator elizabeth warren at the university of massachusetts amherst, and senator rob portman. that is all tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time on c-span and www.c-span.org. "asunday on q&a, in his book fine mess," the author takes a look at the tax systems around the world. >> i went to the imf and asked them who has a good tax code, and they know. they said to go to new zealand. they follow the fundamental principle of taxation which they have reduced the four -- to four levtters. code likeave a tax ours which had very high rates, and then they got rid of all of them. in new zealand, if you get free parking at the company, that is worth $20 of months and they tax you on that for income. and no deductions. if you want to give to charity, we are all for it but you do not get a tax break. and you can set the rates very low. 8:00 p.m.night at eastern on c-span's q&a. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america'

at 2017 commencement speeches continues with executive chair howard schultz. he spoke about his experiences growing up in poverty and giving back to the community. minutes.5 [applause] mr. schultz: i appreciate our friendship and everything we are doing together. thank you to the arizona board of regents, faculty, and special .uests congratulation to the graduating class of 2017. [applause] and those there to support you on this special day. and our starbucks college achievement plan graduates. who have benefited from the partnership. asu congratulations to all of you. [applause] i would like to begin my time by sharing a personal story. last year, starbucks opened our first store in south africa in johannesburg. i had never been to south africa , did not know what to expect, could not be prepared for the level of poverty and what i saw in the townships. opened to stores and the lions were out the door. before we opened the stores i gathered the 50 young people who would put on the starbucks apron and represent the company. i sat with them for a few hours and

executive chairman of starbucks, howard schultz at arizona hurt at tempe. senator elizabeth warren at university of massachusetts-apple hearst. this saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org. >> this weekend on "american history tv" on c-span3 -- saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on "real america" -- a 50-year-old cbs broadcast with new york senator robert kennedy and governor ronald reagan taking questions via satellite from students in london. >> in england there is a growing movement legislation against discrimination. what best candidate would like to comment on this and perhaps other countries may learn from america's experience? mr. kennedy: we adjusted to the minority groups and especially the negros as well as some other groups, the mexican americans, the indians. we've just begun to recognize it and now starting to deal with it. >> at 8:00 on "lectures and history," brian taylor on the military strategy and political goals of emancipation during the civil war. brian: the idea that a president in the event of sectional war over slave

. >> our look at 2017 commencement speeches continues with starbucks executive chair howard schultz. he spoke to students at arizona and -- arizona state university about his experiences growing up in poverty and giving back to the community. [applause] howard: thank you for that generous introduction. i appreciate our friendship and everything we are doing together. thank you to the arizona board of regents, faculty and special guest. congratulations to the graduating class of 2017. and those who are here to support you on this very special day. and to our

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and president of jet, executive chairman of starbucks, howard schultz, university, elizabeth warren, and senator portman at ashlyn university in ohio. his saturday night 8 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org. >> "washington journal" continues. host: if you want to give us thoughts on things you have eard today during open phones, 202-748-8000 for democrats. republicans, 202-748-8001. 202-748-8002.call nd also post on our twitter page at c-span wj, and acebook.com/c-span cht want to a story about senator tom hospitalized after race in d.c. ambulance n away via wednesday morning. he is 57, he was seen on the administered -- 15 to 20 minutes into the race started 8 a.m. the three-mile race was being eld at southeast part of the city. appeared unconscious, was revived and breathing when taken away by the ambulance. from the team race, he was participating in the race, an annual event here. he was leading his own team, ap revived and breathing when taken away by the tillis, the senate in 2014. there were pictures, associated press showing of the race and being tillis, administered cpr.

and howard schultz from starbucks, and then later rob portman. camilla harris about her experiences at the historically black school and encouraged graduates to speak out on issues like mass incarceration in the treatment of undocumented immigrants. this is 25 minutes. senator harris: all right. it is good to be home. it is good to be home. greetings. frederick, members of the board, distinguished faculty , thank you for this incredible honor. to the class of 2017, congratulations. [applause] senator harris and to your families and friends who encourage you and held you up, thank you for all you did. let's hear it for them. [applause] sen. harris:: i have had the honor of speaking at many commencements. but this one is particularly special for me. because decades ago i sat just where you sit now. feeling the embrace of our howard family. best shares at its common values and aspirations. a family shares hardships and a connective history. a family looks for ways to support and inspire one another. our family, includes a young her way through schoo

devos at the san cookman university, hune-cookman university, executive chairman of starbucks, howard schultzt the university of arizona, tempe, and senator rob portman at ashland university in ohio. 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org. sunday on q&a, and his book "a fine mess," the author takes a comparative look at tax systems across the world. >> i went to the world bank and imf and said, what is a good tax code? they said go to new zealand, and here is why. new zealand followed the fundamental principle of good taxation, which economists bblr, ato four letters, broader base to lower the rates. they used to have a tax code like ours, hundreds of exemptions and deductions and very high rates, and they got rid of all of them. they said, your salary, that his income. if your health -- employer pays health insurance, that his income. parking is worth $20 a month, that his income. no deductions. everything and give no write-offs, then you can set the rates very, very low. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> washington journal continues. host: joining us now is andrew the

experience it in imax. >>> starbucks chairman howard schultz giving employees a clear message about presidentact on business and the consumer. in a video obtained by business insider, schultz is seen saying as quote, we have a president that's creating episodic chaos every single day and that is no doubt affecting consumer behavior. he said that the coffee chain can provide, quote, an antidote by providing a sense of community to its customers. starbucks did tell cnbc quote it's important to note the timing of the comments as they were made over three months ago and we're -- were centered around the sensitivity required for success in the retail business during that period of time. also important to understand if full context as howard also said, we have an antidote, we always have, that's the sense of community, the third place and the community we put around family. >> after he came on reporting that quarter, calendar wise i'm not sure which calendar, he did cite the sense of unease. >> yeah. >> which i've had a hard time understanding how that translates into people not going to starbucks.

addresses, beginning with kamala , then eileen drake of aerojet rocketdyne holdings inc. , then howard schultz first up is california senator kamala harris. she gave the address to her on howard's university. masspoke about incarceration and the treatment of undocumented immigrants. it is about 25 minutes.

devos,on secretary betsy ceo and president of aerojet rocketdyne, executive chairman ,f starbucks howard schultz senator elizabeth warren at university of massachusetts, and senator robert portland and ohio. this saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org. attorney general ron rosenstein briefed members of the house on former fbi director james comey's removal. following the meeting, some medias spoke with the news media. -- some members spoke with the news media. >> i thought it was -- mr. mccarthy: i thought it was informative. heated -- he did ask a question that it was not classified, that we could answer it. one of the questions were public, of course he already said it, he didn't have any evidence that comey asked for resources, that all the resources were there. thank you. >>

and president of jet, executive chairman of starbucks, howard schultz, university, elizabeth warren, and senator portman at ashlyn university in ohio. his saturday night 8 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org. >> "washington journal" continues. host: if you want to give us thoughts on things you have eard today during open phones, 202-748-8000 for democrats. republicans, 202-748-8001. 202-748-8002.call nd also post on our twitter page at c-span wj, and facebook.com/c-span cht

executive chairman of starbucks, howard schultz, at arizona state university, tempe. senator elizabeth warren at university of massachusetts amherst. and senator rob portman at ashland university in ohio. this saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org. >>> join us this weekend for our cities tour to trenton, new jersey, with the help of our comcast partners, book tv, and american history tv, feature the history and literary culture of new jersey's capital city. on saturday at 5:15 p.m. eastern on book tv. we visit the state library's rare book collection. >> in 1728, a temporary printing press was set up in burlington, new jersey, in order to print paper money for the colony. and the legislature wanted it close so that could see the printing of the money. and at the time they did that, they also did this book. so this is the first known printed book within new jersey. >> and a conversation with william kidder, author of "crossroads of the revolution: trenton, 1774-1783." >> washington spent more time in new jersey than any other state during the rev

harris and betsy ceo and president of aerojet huntsville,n executive chairman of starbucks howard schultz at arizona state university. senator elizabeth warren at university of massachusetts and rob portman at ashland university. this saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span ductwork generaly attorney robert rosenstein briefed members of the house on former fbi director james comey's removal, following the meeting several numbers over the news media. chatter] mr. mccarthy: i thought it was informative. he did get ask a question that it was not classified, that we could answer it. one of the questions were public, of course he already said it, he didn't have any evidence that comey asked for resources, that all the resources were there. thank you. mr. cummings, please step to the mike please. mr. cummings: this was a classified briefing. so i can't really talk about it. but i can ll you that as a result of the briefing, i am still convinced that -- again, this is not about the briefing but my feelings -- there are three parts to this very significant moment in america's his

starbucks howard schultz back in february i might point out on donald trump, we have a president whoic chaos every single day that is no doubt affecting consumer behavior and consumer sentiment. but for some of the other developments that were occurring around that time and certainly since nothing out of him on the berkeley protest or town hall screamers or comedians who feature a president with his head cut off, all that get as pass, all of that seemingly fine, from schultz, nothing! we have a campus reform, independent women's forum julian melcher? what do you make of that? to be fair mr. shults some other developments are later, post-february developments but not all the time he made those remarks, business insider picked them up. there had been a lot of demonstrations including on inauguration day and rallies since. that seemed to spread the violent thing around here, but what do you make of it? >> to be fair he was talking about economic chaos, less so about the chaos happening in the streets. neil: i don't know if that is so obvious. >> if you read comment in broader context th

you think back to last quarter, if you listen to our "squawk on the street" interview with howard schultznd kevin johnson, you heard that things got better as the quarter went on. and they're getting their arms around the problem of too many customers coming in at once, including mobile pay. panera bread had the same problem, when it was fixed, the stock zoomed. only panera bead had a stock offering. this tells me you can't give it away here, if anything, you want to be a buyer on weakness. like amazon, starbucks have been an incredible long-term performer and yet very few people have been in on it for the whole run. especially as my colleague david favor pointed out. mcdonald's is much stronger than amazon. that's something i didn't see coming. but what matters to me is i don't want to be shaken out by this period of underperformance anymore i wanted to be swept out of apple on days like today. they try your skill, your patience if not your blood pressure. but i don't want to look back at starbucks the way i looked back on amazon, yeah, i sold that, was it something to do with trump? com

. >>> former starbucks ceo howard schultz has high hopes for the 2017 graduating class. >> you can innovatereate and lead. your generation will transform our economy and create millions of new jobs. >> fantastic millennials will save us. no stranger to speaking out about social issues he also told students they will develop cleaner energy. starbucks launched a program in 2014 that covers online tuition at asu. so interesting so many commencement speakers staying clear of politics. interesting time. everyone trying to scrub politics out of their speeches. >> hard to do these days. speaking of our continued coverage of the firing of fbi director james comey continues right now. >>> and that breaking news the bedrock of our democracy under siege. fbi director investigating links between russia and aides to the president fired by the president. what's next for the fbi? the russia probe? and why the timing? why now as everyone asking questions. good morning everybody welcome to "early start". i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. it's wednesday, may 10th. 5:00 a.m. in the east. we're so glad

executive chairman of starbucks howard schultz at arizona state university, tempe. senator elizabeth warren at university of massachusetts, amherst and senator rob portman at ashland university in ohio. tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org. now defense secretary james mattis and joints chiefs of staff chair general joseph dunford on the u.s. effort to combat isis. this is just under one hour. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. i returned last week from a meeting in copenhagen with i returned last week from a withng in copenhagen ministers of defense from 14 nations to coordinate our political way ahead in the defeat isis campaign. chairman dunford returned yesterday from achieved of -- a chief of defense meeting in brussels with 28 nato nations plus his counterparts from a nations andonal they discussed the military aspects of that campaign. trump'srk, president special envoy and final state permit leader to the coalition to counter isis returned a few hours ago from his trip to syria , iraq, and jordan to does this was our first opportunity t

you know, perhaps it's unfair to put kathy griffin and, you know, the comments from deniro or howard schultzp there together. so let's separate them out here. i'm all for free speech. but, joe, what about humanity? what about who we are as people? have we lost all sense of that? has kathy griffin lost all sense of that? >> trish, you make a great point. and that's a huge accomplishment of trump's because he's really exposed the left for what they. kathy griffin, i believe in freedom too. she had a right to do what she did. her employers had a right to fire her, and they did. her fans have a right to boycott her, and they will. but what i'm fascinating with, trish, is that trump has caused the left to be absolutely deranged. and we're not just talking about a few nut bags. there are always a few nut bags. we're talking about major actors, major celebrities, musicians, academics and politicians on the left who are so damn condescending who, trish, they can't fundamentally believe this guy got elected. and, by the way, this is why trump got elected because we're so damn sick of these arrogant e

howard university in washington, d.c., betsy devos at the thin cookman university. ceo and president of aerojet rocketdyne, eileen drake at university of alabama in huntsville, executive chairman schultz, at, howard arizona state university, tempe, senator elizabeth warren at the university of massachusetts amherst, and senator rob portman at ashland university in ohio. this saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and seized on -- and c-span.org. live, today on c-span, "washington journal" is next. at 9:00 a.m., the u.s. house returns. off the floor members are invited to a classified briefing deputy attorney general rod rosenstein on the firing of fbi director james comey. up in 30 minutes on "washington journal,", congressman jim himes of connecticut, ranking member of the intelligence of committee on the nsa and cyber security, on the latest issues into the russianand -- into the interference. and representative kevin cramer from north dakota, on the future of the paris climate agreement and other international efforts to reduce climate change. ♪ host: good morning, it is friday, may 19. here are your morning headlines. the washington post reports that james comey made numero

earlier this month, starbucks executive chair howard schultz spoke at arizona university and he talked about the american dream and the current mood in politics. let's take a look. >> only in america can a poor kid from public housing have the privilege and the honor to be the commencement speaker at the largest and most innovative university in the country. [applause] >> i stand before you as living proof of the american dream. joining many of your parent, your professors and generations of graduates before you. but today, you may question the strength of that dream and the promise of america. that's fair. my generation has not made it easy for you. our political leaders on both sides of the isle -- isle have not acted with enough honesty in addressing the long-term challenges we face. [applause] they have been more focused on fighting with each other than walking in the shoes of the american people. and vitriol and interest rule the day in washington. despite all that when i look to the future, i am extremely optimistic, especially when i look out and see you. because the future is n

and howard schultz from starbucks, and then later rob portman. camilla harris about her experiences at the historically b

we had howard schultz on last week. growth opportunity outside of the u.s.or big tech and consumer tech is massive. let's put it in perspective. everyone talks about we're in a bubble and maybe things will crash like they did in 2000. in the year 2000, there were 350 million internet users worldwide now 3.7 billion. there's 700 million millennials in china and india alone. you have an enormous population out there that wants new products from apple. they love starbucks. they love nike. they love these brands from the u.s. and going back to your point on trump and trade, i think it's incredibly important that we keep an open mind as a country as we look to support our companies doing business around the world and back to your question, john, a lot of companies doing the best job of engaging with some of these emerging markets are up and coming tech companies. many of them still private. look at companies like in china and india doing great things in that market so m & a with big players look to do things in other markets to compete with google and facebook as

executive chairman of starbucks, howard schultz at arizona state university. senator elizabeth warren at university of massachusetts amherst. and senator rob portman at ashland university in ohio. this saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span .org. >> yesterday the fcc voted to 212 party lines to start the process of repealing regulations on internet service providers known as net neutrality rules. the vote is the first step and review process that could end the classification of home and mobile internet service providers as common carriers. current rules mandate that all internet traffic must be treated equally and fairly and stop internet providers like verizon and comcast from blocking access

harris in washington dc, education in daytonaetsy devos , executiveida chairman of starbucks howard schultzuniversity, senator elizabeth warren at university of massachusetts amherst, and senator rob portman in ohio. this saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and www.c-span.org. officers fromice around the country are in washington for a series of events called national police week. the heads of the police departments in los angeles, spartanburg, south col

executive chairman of starbucks, howard schultz, at arizona state university, tempe. senator elizabeth warren at university of massachusetts, amherst. and senator rob portman at ashland university in ohio. this saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and cspan.org. >> deputy attorney general rod rosenstein briefed house members today after having briefed the senate yesterday. "the washington post" reporting several members leaving the house briefing expressed

howard schultz. elizabeth warren and rob portman. this saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and www.c-span.org. >>> admiral mike rogers director of the national security agency and head of cybercommand testified about threats to the u.s. computer system. he spoke about hacking of russia and china. this hearing of the senate armed services committee is two hours and 15 minutes. >> the committee meets today on the hearing on the -- welcome back mike rogers command director, chief of the central security service and several other titles, i believe. we are grateful for your many years of distinguished service and for your appearance before the committee today. threats to the united states in cyberspace continue to grow in scope and severity. our nation remains unprepared to address these threats which will be a defining feature of 21st century warfare. as a result this committee has focused its attention on cybersecurity. we have expressed our concern at lack of strategy and policy for addressing our cyber threats. we were hopeful that without any threats from

for example, howard schultz from starbucks, there are already talks about him wanting to get involvedusly, he's also a very compassionate leader. he gets college education on-line for his employees. they are paid benefits. he is very much in the progressive wing of the party. and i think because of trump's success we'll see more people coming out of not necessarily the conventional political climate that we've all gotten used to. i think there will be more people throwing their hat into the ring. >> mark, the next candidate, does it have to be a strident progressive to fight donald trump or someone like howard schultz who has progressive values. >> the easy way to get the nomination is to be a strident progressive, the harder one to understand the progressive moment but has an appeal to a broader group of americans. >> tom brokaw, glad to see you. more of your reporting on "nightly news." stephanie ruhle picks up our coverage. >> thanks so much. good morning. i'm stephanie ruhle. we got breaking news overnight. open for business, congress strikes a deal to keep the government open whi

executive chairman of starbucks, howard schultz. elizabeth warren and rob portman. this saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and www.c-span.org. >>> admiral mike rogers director of the national security agency and head of cybercommand testified about threats to the u.s. computer system. he spoke about hacking of russia and china. this hearing of the senate armed services committee is two hours and 15 minutes.

harris in washington dc, education in daytonaetsy devos , executiveida chairman of starbucks howard schultz at arizona state university, senator elizabeth warren at university of massachusetts amherst, and senator rob portman in ohio. this saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and www.c-span.org. officers fromice around the country are in washington for a series of events called national police week. the heads of the police departments in los angeles, spartanburg, south carolina and houston spoke at a house meeting on local law enforcement. this is just under two hours. on. this is just under two hours. >> the subcommittee on crime, terrorism, homeland security and investigations come to the committee. there are challenges faced in law enforcement in the 21st century. i will have an opening statement, a quick personal indulgence. i would ask everyone, raymond our friend -- remember our friend thom tillis. and i want to thank jim and goodlatte for this hearing to goodlatte foran this hearing. we need to honor our law enforcement officers. thank you to our witnesses for being here. we

and david, if you have stores in the mall, apropos of you go back to a key conference call with howard schultzokay, and kevin johnson on starbucks. where they said, even their teavanas were bad in the mall. in other words, they bought this chain. >> bought this chain. >> they're going to integrate some. but a teavana is so bad, they're closing stores. the mall can pull down anybody, but i don't understand europe. europe is strong. do they have the wrong style because europe high end has been good. i have pvh on tonight, manny tree coe, because he's one of my sources not yours. what he is going to tell me -- oh, i'm sorry. >> that's okay. i have no intention of trying to take him away from you as you seem to do with all of my sources but that's another conversation for another day. >> you do not have him, he's showing up in your conference though. >> we're going to get the definitive word from him. if you have been to the tommy hilfiger in europe it's the pinnacle -- pinnacle of like if you go to their madison avenue it's a killer store. the people wait outbefore it opens. you know, if you want

we had howard schultz and kevin johnson on. they solved the -- they solved the problem of the mosh pit of the mobile ordering. i like -- my charitable trust owns starbucks. in howard i trust. i believe they have. and the stock acts better after a weaker quarter but you're right. that's an important thing. >> now it's not even a contest. but for a while it wasn't that many billions apart. now have mcdonald's is worth $120 billion and starbucks worth 87. >> management -- look, it isn't like management at starbucks was bad. easterbrook came in with a million ideas and he's so self-effacing. how many times have i had to tell him, hey, chief, hey, chief, would you get a little bit more upbeat? i chiefed him. you don't want to be chiefed. >> no, you don't want to be chiefed. the media -- listen, this morning everything is down, but i have been keeping a close eye on so many of the media stocks. dish is not down on a story -- >> dish and amazon. >> where did that come from? >> look, you think jeff besozoss going to say that's not true

remember i think some people were a little kind of dazzled that howard schultz was on our show on fridayhairman. i can tell you that cote really liked the idea of the connected car. the connected aircra he thought that there was very good technology working on the idea of connection side of things. that would be disrupted by splitting the two. but i love the fact that david cote -- i know he may be there in charge, but what he's saying is it's your ship. he is not saying, listen, i left you a structure, how could you ever fool with it? it's the opposite. everything is on the table. >> hey, jim, the president has made a lot of interview comments in the last 72 hours. one of the things he said is an infrastructure bill is coming in two to three weeks. we're going to do infrastructure very quickly, we have the plan largely completed. copper has seen a nice bounce, however, others aren't seeing the same action. >> well, a lot of infrastructure always comes when you look at -- it comes from china. i think -- i keep thinking back to the amazing interview we had with gary cohn two employment nu

howard schultz has talked about -- even teavana, they're closing those, so the mall h has -- it's a hardshipo people and the millennials, i mean, they figure out what the best price is. and bingo. they go to that place. or of course -- >> or go to amazon. >> been a lot of traffic numbers that look at the number of stores that a mall customer goes to. and it's dropped obviously. people go in, find their target and they're gone. >> i wish they'd find target. >> yeah. >> one of the things that i'd point out, i know that e.l.f. didn't have the numbers and the one things that i don't have -- they don't have sephora. that's truly helped penney. i won't look for a big number from penney. they have a lot of problems. kohl's does not. they have a good balance sheet. kohl's has good dividend, the progresship of the quarter -- progression of the quarter for kohl's is very good. if they're in -- if they're in the right kind of mall, the same kind of mall that ross is in and that burlington and burlington is going to blow out the numbers. the only two who transcended is footlocker and children's place. >

howard schultz at arizona state university. senator elizabeth warren at university of massachusetts amherst. and senator rob portman at ashland university in ohio. this saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span .org. >> yesterday the fcc voted to 212 party lines to start the process of repealing regulations on internet service providers known as net neutrality rules. the vote is the first step and review process that could end the classification of home and mobile internet service providers as common carriers. current rules mandate that all internet traffic must be treated equally and fairly and stop internet providers like verizon and comcast from blocking access , hampering loading speeds and charging extra for so-called fast lanes to any websites or apps. news conferences by the individual fcc commissioners followed the session [inaudible discussion] >> good morning. welcome to the may 2017 open meeting of the federal communications commission. please introduce our agenda this morning. >> thank you, mr. chairm

executive chairman of starbucks, howard schultz at arizona state university. senator elizabeth warren at university of massachusetts. and senator rob portman at ashland university in ohio this saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org. >>> the senate commerce, science and transportation committee looked into ways to improve the health and safety of athletes. members heard from doctors, officials and athletes on several health issues impacting sports, including opioid addiction, head injuries, sexual abuse, and doping at the olympic level. this hearing is just shy of two and a half hours. >> good morning, welcome to today's hearing. it's no exaggeration to say that americans love sports. we love watching them, playing them, collecting sports memorabilia, and even arguing about our favorite teams and athletes, whether it's watching the super bowl with friends, joining an office bracket pool for march madness or stretching out for the turkey trot 5 k races on thanksgiving morning, we love our sports. personally, i'm a dodger and a packer fan an

. >> howard schultz. >> it's true. >> just because it happened this time, i know you think anybody canet elected. but i'm not sure that's the case. universal basic income -- you can't do a knee jerk reaction to it. >> it's the alternative to the earned income tax. >> all welfare goes away, all food stamps go away. everything goes away. you have to live on what you get. zuckerberg would get the same amount of ubi as people who make no money. >> that's part of what irritates the far left on that idea. that it would not be means tested. >> i don't know. >> you have to means test it. >> if you think the border adjustment tax is a change, this is a change. >> i wouldn't do it. >> but i would means test social security, i would means test healthcare. ichlgts wasn >> i wasn't around in 1776, i think earn success, profit incentive. you get an idea, you can commercialize it because you own it. you employ people to help commercialize the idea. you succeed, they succeed. >> i go back to the big fat people circling the earth in wally. >> if you are trying to convince people to work -- >> the digni

at howard university in washington, d.c., education secretary betsy devos at bethune cookman university in florida, c eo and president of aero rocket dyne drake, executive chairman of starbucks schultz at arizona state university, senator warren and senator portman at ashland university in ohio. this saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org. >>> yesterday police chiefs from across the nation visited the u.s. capitol to tell lawmakers about the challenges their departments face. this house judiciary subcommittee hearing is about an hour 45 minutes.

executive chairman of starbucks, howard schultz at arizona state university. senator elizabeth warren at university of massachusetts. and senator rob portman at ashland university in ohio this saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org. >>> the senate commerce, science and transportation committee looked into ways to improve the health and safety of athletes. members heard from doctors, officials and athletes on several health issues impacting sports, including opioid addiction, head injuries, sexual abuse, and doping at the olympic level. this hearing is just shy of two and a half hours.