john sculley and ed rensi, appreciate your time this morning. >>> and when we return, kara swisher joinss after her sitdown with facebook's cheryl sandberg and the fallout for facebook stay with us with the dow up 153 'lbepots wel right back. but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ everything is working, just like it should ♪ >>> coming up on "the halftime report," is wall street overreacting to the trump trade turmoil? we'll answer that question with jim cramer and the new name cramer recently bought and where stocks could go in the weeks ahead and the money manager behind boon pi boonz pickens esf joins us >> all right thank you so much, scott looking forward to it. let's show you what is going on with the markets we had a big turn around here. we hit solidly in positive territory. the dow was down 150 points. it is now up 180 add this to yet another day where we have larger than 300 point swings and mike san thoolsantoli -- >> we're right back where we were wednesday there was a selloff thursday and p

here with no king george island and john sculley made it seem. like you know. this is where the world's geography is turned upside down where russia neighbors chile along side it does not the nation's research stations it is the antarctic treaty in action. survival suits are on for the trip from shore to ship. it is our ride out to the arctic sunrise and. up in the mist out there somewhere. on board we're quickly on our way south bound for the site of the proposed ocean site tree an isolated wilderness of sea and home to an astonishing erev life sort of is for the wealthy marine protected area proposal by the german government and backed by the e.u. and that sort of starts about sixty four degrees is described by everyone who goes as pretty in the hospital so i think that's the feeling we're going to have as we round this corner the greenpeace expedition is taking in scientific studies of the ocean floor as well as an exploration of this remote outpost fall we get will depend on whether ice conditions and a good deal of luck make long al-jazeera antarctica. now

john delaney. democrat from maryland. great to have you again. you heard congressman sculley's.the vote comes to you this year -- would you make tax cuts permanent? i have no idea because i do not support the first bill back up has been congress because i thought was bad policy. you are certain aspects i supported but in general we could have done a much better job with the tax reform basel and could have been more responsive to the problems of the economy and could have been done in a way goes more fiscally responsible for the long-term. it sounds like what steve scalise is talking about this for political purposes, which is not how i think about tax policy. i cannot comment because i don't know what they are talking about. that being the key criticism from democrats of not supporting this package. rep. delaney: the corporate rates were permanent and the individual rates weren't, which many of us didn't see why that was fair. in general the corporate reform wasn't done right in the spill and i was in favor of lowering the tax or for our country to make it more competitive and w