. >> host: bryan deaner is a brand manager at the intel corporation. we're here at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. for the past several weeks on "the communicators," we've been showing you some of our coverage from the consumer electronics show in las vegas. the show happened in january of this year. if you'd like to watch any of those previous programs or any "communicators" programs, go to c-span.org. >> coming up on c-span2, louisiana governor bobby jindal addresses the annual conservative political action conference. then general electric chairman and ceo jeffrey immelt gives the opening remarks at a forum on the future of american manufacturing and global competitiveness. and later, the senate returns at 2 p.m. eastern for a period of general speeches followed by debate and a procedural vote on a judicial nomination for the u.s. circuit court of appeals. >>> today, president obama releases his 2013 budget request. it projects a deficit of $1.3 trillion this year and aims to lower that to about 900 billion next year with proposed tax in

. >> bryan deaner is a manager of the intel corporation.rier the consumer electronics show in las vegas. >> the last several weeks we've been showing coverage from the consumer electronics show in las vegas. the show happened in january of this year. if you would like to watch the previous programs or any communicators programs, go to c-span.org.

aggressive than just about any other country in taxing the foreign operations of general electric, intel corporation, that's wrong-headed policy. >> gentlemen, we have to leave it there. i saw, seth, you were shaking your head. i'll take that as you disagree with chris on that particular point. we have to leave it there. we'll have you back. i'm sure this will be one we'll talk about throughout the election year. a programming note by the way, on "street signs" a first on cnbc interview with that man. that is the chief economist of the white house, jason furman, on the plan to restructure the corporate tax. kayla. >> and up next, the dow and s&p both up around 100% since the march 2009 woe, the nasdaq up 130%. with the dow near 13,000, is it too late to get in or does this rally still have legs? the power player with the answer on the other side of the break. [ male announcer ] the draw of the past is a powerful thing. but we couldn't simply repeat history. we had to create it. introducing the 2013 lexus gs, with leading-edge safety technology, like available blind spot monitor... [ tires screech ]

. >> bryan deaner, brand manager at the intel corporation, here at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. >> we have been showing you our coverage from the consumer electronics show in las vegas. the show happened in january of this year. if you'd like to watch the previous programs or any communicators programs, go to c-span.org. >> translator: this occasion is concurrent with the first anniversary of prophet mobile m. may peace be upon him. i have to congratulate this to the great nation of iran and also the human community. and the world of the prophets and the prophet of islam that has been the pinnacle of all prophets and has stood in the highest point and has come to help humanity reach the point of perfection, and this universe has been created for the sake of humans. there are two major objectives for the missions of the prophets. the first on thive is human perfection and spiritual perfection. the prophets have come to guide humans and to promote humanity bringing humans to the point of god's successor, and the second mission of the prophets is to guide humans for having a

the importance of these events is underscored by 2012 survey by the intel corporation that found american teenagers are more likely to consider a degree in engineering after learning about what engineers do. this year's theme is seven billion people, seven billion dreams, seven billion chances for engineers to turn dreams into reality. this theme emphasizes the potential for growth among the community of engineers worldwide. it also highlights a challenge to our position as the global leader in engineering. last month the latest science and engineering indicators released by the national science board show that the number of students obtaining engineering degrees in the united states continues to rise. by production of new engineering degrees have been dramatically eclipsed by china, where 30% of of all undergraduate degrees are in engineering compared to 4% in the united states. inspiring bright young minds to consider careers in engineering is more important than ever for our economic competitiveness. growing up in chicago i was fascinated by figuring out how mechanical devices worked.

trusted partner to fight on savagery throughout the world and as a wholly owned subsidiary the intel corporationpost directed to the hardware so the buck stops at the harbor so the average is can get several giveaways but when hardware knows not to shoot a malicious construction. that's when we have the enemy. you heard this one to cyberthreat landscape has evolved. that's not a dormant activity. it's more as this. two kinds of companies and agencies across the world and the public sector and private. those who know their own and those who don't. we are looking at a mass movement of money markets in jobs between countries and companies and looking of the threat of destruction should they decide. this any is faster and smarter than we are at times. they are certain foster. and no intellectual property boundaries, no legal boundaries, no policy boundaries. and in many cases have plenty of money. it actually -- in which leads us to the rule of the internet service providers. in the days in a a semi-first packet between my sisters room and mine, there was nothing in that route except one address any

wants to do this is because he'll lower the effective tax rate for most corporation and wants to encourage those companies like intel to do business here in america, you're going to get taxed american rates anyway, might as well move the factories, et cetera, back into the continental u.s. >> yes, lowering the corporate tax rate, that is the headline proposal. but that is a distraction. it distracts attention from this underlying new tax which we had never seen before. it is correct to say that the president wants to lower the tax rate. that's right. he also wants to get away from and do away with a whole bunch of so called loopholes that would actually raise more tax revenue. megyn: he says companies like that are taking advantage of so many subsidies and loopholes now they pay a lower effective tax rate, lower than the 35 percent and he wants to make it more fair. >> right, he does. and i guess to some degree that would be the case, if you lower the tax rate and get rid of the loopholes that everybody pays more in tax but that's a distraction from this huge new tax that's also contained in these proposals. everybo

intel. also on the move, take a look as shanghai listed sina corporation, their twitter service, weibo, willecond half. and priceline delivering an upbeat q1 guidance. the stock outperforming in today's trading session. >>> time is the biggest ally when it comes to retirement savings. if you're part of a growing population that needs to catch up, postponing your retirement by just three years may be the easiway to go. sharon epperson takes a deep dive on the ways to catch up. i'm listening, sharon. >> all right, sue. the h.r. consulting firm towers watson did a survey and found that 39% of workers plan to delay retirement. now, the findings in this survey mirrored what we found when we talked to a roundtable of financial experts. that is, for those delaying retirement, they plan to work an extra three years. >> if you have a job. i think part of this we need to recognize, for the boomer today that's 55 or over, they're not receiving any income appreciation whatsoever. b, they're at serious risk of not keeping their jobs. when we look at today's boomer, if income is not a variable that they c

intel needed an air quality permit, we held them to a high standard, and when they met those high standards, we got them their permit in less than four months. quicker than ever before. but when corporations broke our environmental law, when they tried to sidestep our safeguards, we went after them, collecting over $3.3 million in fines from utility, energy and oil and gas companies. with sensible, predictable regulations, we can grow our economy and protect our environment. we can do both, and we must do both. we have to do it all, because we are competing with other states. unfortunately, a recent study ranked new mexico dead last in terms of our competitiveness. dead last. it said we had one of the most burdensome tax codes in the country. i've long said government doesn't create jobs. it doesn't. small businesses do. but government can and does create the environment to help small businesses grow. we can do so much more to level the playing field for our small businesses. to put more new mexicans back to work. that's why i am proposing that we exempt roughly half of new mexico's small businesses, those earning less than $50,000 per year from the gross receipts tax. that's roughly 40,0