we will hear from the attorney general of texas, ken paxton.irst, in the first big tech ipo of the year, lyft is hoping to raise nearly $2 billion. that would value the ride-hailer at nearly $20 billion. the company reported that lost $991 million in 2018 on just under $2 billion in revenue. price ons are set to march 28 and start trading on the nasdaq the next day. what new information do we have now that we know the pricing strategy? what we've about been talking about. for a while, the range was 18 to 30, then 20 to 25 billion. now it seems like the market cap could be just under $20 billion. the stock grants go to employees. that puts us somewhere $20 billion to $23 billion. it looks like we are looking at a lyft valuation between $20 billion and $25 billion like we've been talking about. to me, the excitement is seeing how retail investors and the public markets value a company that on the one hand has been able to sell revenue but on the other hand continues to lose hundreds of millions of dollars. emily: what have investors been saying s

emily: that was texas attorney general ken paxton.g up, social media platforms like facebook rely heavily on algorithms to stop the spread of it should miss content. as we saw and the new zealand bus shooting, the doesn't always work -- new zealand mosque shooting, that doesn't always work. that's up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> as we sit here, 99% of the isis content is flagged before any human sees it. this is success in rolling out ai tools that can proactively police and enforce safety across the community. emily: that is what mark zuckerberg told the senate judiciary committee in april of last year. this is what facebook's newsroom posted the day after the new zealand mosque shootings that killed 50 people. hours, werst 24 removed the one and a half million videos of the attack globally, of which 1.2 million were blocked and upload. video keep getting uploaded after such an attack? on monday, we talked to cardica sonic a, -- carter cosonica. book, the author of a new a look at how algorithms are shaping lives today. also joining

and attorney general, my friend, ken paxton from texas. together, we are making our communities safer, future brighter, and people more prosperous than ever before. this is what our state and federal partnership is all about. putting the american dream within reach of all of our citizens. that is happening more and more and we are very proud of this. thank you all for your friendship and your partnership and leadership, extraordinary leadership, really. thank you to your service to your states, citizens, and nation. you are doing a special and important job and everybody very much appreciates it. i want to lead that list. great job. thank you, everybody. [applause] [applause] >> vermont senator bernie sanders spoke at a campaign rally in concorde, new hampshire , his first visit to the state since announcing his bid for the 2020 presidential nomination. in his speech, the senator called for his supporters to take part in a mass movement that continues beyond the 2020 election. [applause] waytor sanders: and, by the , i thought i would ment

i want to bring in texas attorney general ken paxton.en leading the effort in the courts to end the affordable care act. it's great to see you today. what do you think about this move from the president, getting new legislation to replace obamacare? >> i think it's a great idea. i think obamacare is clearly unconstitutional. congress does not have the authority to make anybody by house, car, a stick of gum, little in health insurance. i applaud the president for pushing forward on trying to do something about our health care issue. >> harris: attorney general paxton, do you have faith actually that congress can get this done? i say that because for years republicans and democrats have been promising that they were going to do something better than what we have. >> certainly raise a good point. i certainly hope they would. i also think the state should have the opportunity to do something about this. every state might approach us in a different way. texas might approach it a different way than massachusetts. allowing the states to experim

fromy friend ken paxton texas. together, we are making our communities safer, future brighter, and people more prosperous than ever before. this is what our state and federal partnership is all about. we are very proud of this. thank you all for your friendship and your partnership and leadership, extraordinarily tax extraordinary leadership, really. ,- extraordinary leadership really. you are doing a special and important job and everybody appreciates it. i would to lead that list. great job. thank you everybody. [applause] [applause] >> mr. president, [indiscernible] announcer: this week, the house begins debate on hr one, a bill that wouldn't make changes to voting rights, campaign finance, and ethics rules. elijah cummings and jim jordan are the ranking members of the house oversight committee and they held a hearing recently on what is in the bill. we will show you that hearing tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. here is a preview. >> thank you, chair. let's play a game. less play a lightning round game. i

to discuss, i spoke with texas attorney general ken paxton on monday. n: we have serious concerns about both of those issues. with antitrust, the power and wealth of these companies. we have a history of looking at those issues and breaking up companies that are too big. we also have concerned about privacy. the lack of transparency in how they collect and use this information, consumers are not being paid for this, and they are vulnerable -- there are multiple populations like children getting their data gathered and we have no protections for them. emily: google released a statement in response to this probe, if you will, or early stages of a probe, saying that privacy and security are built into all of our products and we continue to engage constructively on policy. what kind of action, given your concern, do you think needs to be taken? ken: i think we need more information. a lot of the questions were answered very generally about analytics, so there's not a lot of clarity for state attorney general's to understand exactly what they are doing. i hav

let's turn to the former border patrol chief mark morgan and attorney general texas ken paxton talking about what we are dealing with. welcome to you both. you saw rand paul, wrote an op-ed saying everyone i know decried the use of executive power to legislate. we were right then. the only way to be an honest officeholder is to stand up for the same principles no matter who is in power. i know you launched a number of lawsuits against the obama administration about executive power issues with why is this different? >> the president was given authority through a statute. the definition of national emergency is not defined in that statute, totally up to the president make a decision. congress came in and said here's with the definition is, every president to decide what a national emergency is. shannon: senator tom tillis will vote against the president on this, republicans should think about this. imagine president bernie sanders declared a national emergency to implement part of the green new deal, elizabeth moran declared a national emergency to shutdown banks and take the financial i

to discuss, i spoke with ken paxton on monday. ♪ >> we have serious concerns about both of those issueslked about, with antitrust, the power and the wealth of those companies, we have a history of looking at those issues in writing up companies that are too big and we also have concerns about privacy, the lack of transparency in how they collect information and how they use the information. consumers are not being paid for this. do are also vulnerable populations that are getting their data gathered and we have no protection for them. >> so google did release a statement in response to this will, saying that privacy and security are built into all of our products and we will continue to engage constructively with state attorneys general. thinkind of action do you needs to be taken against google? >> we need to get more information. a lot of the questions are answered very generally about analytics, and there's not a lot of clarity to understand exactly what they are doing with the state and our data. i've heard that google has literally thousands and thousands of data points on every co

of what one councilman called its "legacy of anti-lgbtq behavioror" now texas attorney general ken paxtonthis violates state law. he calls san antonio's action the opposite of tolerance. a bus driver from colorado is credited with saving lives. eric stark steered away from a gunman who fired at his bus wednesday. stark was shot in the chest but drove his passengers to safety. he says he was just doing his job. >> i just figured i was physically able to get us out of there, and so that's what i focused on, just getting us out of there. then i'll worry about me later. >> glor: police later arrested a suspected. 35 years after the tragic death of marvin gaye, his "lost" album is out. ♪ you're the man the soul legend recorded "you're the man" between his 1971 masterpiece "what's going on" and "let's get it on" in 1973. steve hartman is next. how a walk in the park led to a valuable history lesson. with fidelity wealth management you get straightforward advice, tailored recommendations, tax-efficient investing strategies, and a dedicated advisor to help you grow and protect your wealth. fideli

joining us is the state of texas attorney general, ken paxton. mr.ttorney general, texas was one of six states that sued purdue. other than making oxycontin, what did they do wrong? >> so they lied to doctors, told them that these drugs that they were prescribing were not addictive and as a result, these doctors prescribed these addictive opioids to patients and a lot of people were addicted and their lives were harmed or ruined. stuart: if they go bankrupt, if they declare bankruptcy, can you get any money out of them? >> you know, bankruptcies are complicated. there's different types of bankruptcies. we know that this company has made billions of dollars. they have paid out billions of dollars to their owners so you know, it's a complicated process. we certainly think that there are assets there and we think there's been money paid out to the owners. potentially we could go back after it. stuart: you would be behind the plaintiffs, as in the patients who were damaged by this. you will be behind them in the payments, i take it? >> yeah. there's alwa

and attorney general, my friend ken paxton from texas. thanks, ken. thanks. great, great job. together, we are making our communities safer, our future brighter and our people more prosperous than ever before. this is what our state and federal partnership is all about, putting the american dream within reach of all of our citizens and that's happening more and more and we're very proud of it. thank you all for your friendship and your partnership and leadership. extraordinary leadership, really. thank you all for the incredible service to your states, your citizens and your nation. you are very special people and doing a very special and important job, and everybody very much appreciates it. and i want to lead that list. great job. thank you very much. thank you. thank you, everybody. thank you. david: president trump making remarks before state attorneys general. he was in the white house, of course. hi, everybody. this is "bulls & bears." i'm david asman. we have kristina partsinevelos, liz peek, jonathan hoenig and gary kaltbaum. liz, we have this situation where he's esse

attorney general, my friend ken paxton from texas. thanks, ken. great job. together we are making community safer, our future brighter and our people more prosperous than ever before. this is what our partnerships are all about. putting the american dream within reach of all our citizens, and that's happening more and more and we're very proud of it. thank you all for your friendship and your partnership and leadership. ask ordinary leadership. thank you all for the incredible service to your states, citizens, and. you are very special people and doing a very special and important job and everyone appreciates it. i want to leave that list. great job. thank you. thank you, everybody. >> dana: president trump at the white house speaking with the national association of attorneys general of the white house, talking about his administration's efforts to reduce crime and illegal immigration. the attorney general is a very important public service. this comes on the day that chairman jerry nadler of the judiciary committee on the house side has decided to ask for

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ken paxton will join me on the president pressing republicans to come up with an obamacare replacementa vote to get the g.o.p. on the record. all of that at the top of the hour, just a few minutes away, 327. melissa customer asked >> melissa: can't wait. thanks, harris. >> katie: tax they just two weeks away and new fox news polling shows a change in how americans feel about taxes. it's not what they pay, is that the rich don't pay enough. there's also a role reversal and how the parties do their taxes. democrats say their taxes are too high, 59% print up ten points from lester. but the trend is going the other way among the g.o.p. 59% of republicans of their taxes were too high last year and now only 50% feel that way. leslie, you are melissa, you are the many gal. >> melissa: is interesting you would ask that, because i did go and consult the irs in bloomberg to go through those numbers. i didn't find what you said but i found that the bottom 50% pay 3% of the taxes. so for those -- it's interesting, your perception that you are paying too much that you want the rich to pay more. the

by today highlights an op-ed ken paxton and curtis hill adding jeff landry in support of the presidentaying the executive order is a proper use of executive power. they write with no solutions coming from congress, the president is faithfully executing the duties of his office by invoking a law congress already passed. in declaring a state of emergency, president trump is using pre-existing statutory authority to address a legitimate crisis created by --less misconduct at our lawless conduct at our southern border. our president is protecting our country's borders through means contemplated by congress and used many times by past presidents for matters less directly threatening. you can read more of those thoughts if you go to the pages of usa today. in arizona, this is christian calling on our republican line. hi. again. hi, good morning, thank you for taking my call. i think it is so ironic the 12 republicans and all the isocrats who are saying this an overreach of power and violates separation of powers, thetheir very own body is body that has the ability to amend the national emerg

texas attorney general ken paxton is launching an investigation into whether san antonio violated they council blocked the chain citing donations to groups deemed anti-lbgtq. paxton is reaching out to federal officials to see if the city's decision disqualifies it from federal grants. take a look at this. incredible video as powerful winds wisconsin a man on an umbrella stand 13 feet into the air. the market worker in turkey jumped off moments before the umbrella hit a pole and dropped to the ground, a near tornadoes causing the intense wind gusts, no one was hurt, thankfully. this might be my favorite story of the day. a mom frustrated with doing all the work gets back at her husband by sending him to the grocery store with a very interesting shopping list. items include 3% milk. unsour cream. diet diet coke and/or began nic pop tarts. off he went and she turned off her phone. people online loving it. her facebook post says 53,000 shares. no word othough on what the husband came home with. ainsley: i think she got his attention. that is so funny. steve: he would show it to a clerk or