we'll talk to hughes johnson about that from pepsico. >> speaking of companies, we should mention --> that's oreos. >> mondelez is stepping down he's got a lot to do on the other board. >> procter & gamble. >> do not draw any conclusions other than a replacement of the director as a result of mr. peltz says if he's on that board, he'll cut back. >> he's going to spend a lot of time in cincinnati proctor is going, that's a shrinkage of multiples nothing has really changed in terms of the number of proctors other than going up because of the weaker dollar. >> what's an appropriate multiple for p&g >> i think facebook. facebook is trading at 19 times. >> proctor is kind of a lot of polls. >> i think gillette is under which is what i use. the blades are very sharp. >> i have been using it for years. >> i cut myself the first time, holly cow, not like it is relevant at all. proctor, they have a 3.39 yeel, that does not matter if treasury goes to 3. >> it is over valued >> are you kidding me? >> david, what do you think? don't answer that. >> that's not what comes to mind >> never, ever id

an outlook for the full year at slightly above consensus announced a 15% dividend increase cfo hugh johnson out with the gang on "squawk on the street." i'm told the apple, the apple essence is the one to try, their new bubbly drink. >> how many -- >> they have grapefruit. they have all sorts of different ones apparently apple my people are -- >> your people >> i've got people >>> small business confidence near a record level according to new figures from the national federation of independent business group's monthly index jumped 2 points in january to 106.9 that's the third highest reading since the survey began back in 1973 business owners are up beat about economic conditions although they worry about finding qualified workers. more controversy surrounds wynn resorts. one of its competitors, yeah, celebrating the opening of a new facility mgm resorts has opened a new $3.4 billion resort in macau mgm's opening comes just ahead of the lunar new year holiday and more than triple its hotel room capacity in the chinese territory. >>> stocks to watch include under armour out with quarterly nu

tories began their roadmap to brexit in a series of public speeches outlining hughes on how britain should leave the eu. boris johnsonaugural address entitled "a united kingdom" attempting to reach out. >> a few things became clear, he might still be interested in the job of prime minister. on the transition, he says everything can stay as it is. he does have red lines. he wants divergence. -- >> some of the biggest fund managers in the u.s. are reporting what they bought as well as sold last quarter in their 13f filings. >> the fangs have been souring. >> it looks like investors are slowly selling out of the fangs, and this has been an important area for stock pickers because they have lamented the rise in growth stocks, while value has meandered higher with the stock market. we saw a lot of managers sell out of some of their fang holdings. >> warren buffett has just about had it with ibm. it cut its stake in the company by 94% in the fourth quarter. >> we don't know to what extent it is warren buffett, his investing deputies, but you saw in this quarter he boosted his apple stake while reducing ibm. it raises the q

johnson. we want to thank our guest today, aaron glantz, senior reporter at reveal, and vincent hughes, democratictate senator of pennsylvania who serves as the democratic chairman of the senate appropriations committee. and that does it for this segment. you can go to democracynow.org or we will link to all of the pieces and investigations at reveal in the center for investigative journalism has done. when we come back, we will talk supreme court. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "power in union" by utah phillips. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: on monday, the u.s. supreme court heard arguments in a key case that could deal a massive blow to public unions nationwide. the case, janus vs. american federation of state, county and municipal employees, deals with whether workers whhave benefited by union-negotiated contracts are required to pay a portion union dues if they opt to not become members of the union. the lead plaintiff, mark janus, is an illinois child-support specialist who argues that the state law allowing t

johnson and nixon administration. if you watch the ken burns vietnam series, you will have seen mark's name and our colleague ken hughes' name prominently displayed in the credits because they were crucial to providing the clips from particularly the nixon and the johnson years, but some of the kennedy tapes as well. mark is a foreign policy historian of the first order, focussing on the cold war and especially one element of the hot war, vietnam in that era. and particularly the kennedy and johnson policies towards it. my favorite of his many publications is a book "a companion to john f. kennedy," which sounds like it might be about some of the girlfriends of the president, but it is meant itself to be a companion, and some of that story is covered in that volume. but it very seriously this is a major work that mark edited. it has seminal historical essays on virtually every topic related to jfk's career and his presidency and i rely on it almost exclusively as i am preparing to speak about president kennedy. and i think if tim naftali as my colleague, even though he proceeded me at the miller center by many years, w

johnson 50 years ago in 1968. we will l continue with aaron glantz and vincent hughes in a moment. ♪ [music break] amy: "my hometown by bruce springsteen. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. our guests are aaron glantz with this remarkable piece called "kept out" looking at millions of cases around the country of redlining. he is senior reporter of reveal. vincent hughes, democratic state senator of pennsylvania. wouldsenator hughes, i ask you about what can be done, especially with some of these lending institutions. some of the ones mentioned in .he series are pnd what can local legislatures in the face of apparently not that much interest at the federal ,evel can deal with this issue what can you do at the state and municipal level to make these lending institutions more accountable? >> once we became aware of the information -- you're right, it is an incredible amount of andarch done by aaron emanuel. once we became aware of this, as you sign your clips, we asked the attorney general to initiate an investigation. we asked the state treasurer. w