knows yuengling for the lagger, light lagger, and black and tan. there is light and gold in color, refreshing to drink for us personally, it indicators to the types of drinks that we wanted to enjoy. >> the big breweries have had some issues because americans seem to be drinking less beer. at least less beer of the kind of big mass-produced stuff where do you fall in that? i don't think of you as a microbrewer, but you're definitely not a bud either. what has happened to your demand from your customers? >> yeah. we've typically characterized ourselves as a regional brewer in 22 states we're still not nationwide we're competing against the likes of national and international brands so you know, we team like we fill a nice spot there with a regional brand and that gives us the ability to focus on our local markets and still, you know, pennsylvania's important to us, tampa's important to us because we have a brewery down there we like that niche where we are. >> yeah. and the focus of our brands has always been our core brands and portfolio of lagger,

it's the laggers that have led so far this year i don't know if that's sustainable. back to the bank, it's company specific sun trust, citigroup, bank of america have positive operating leverage because they are continuing to cut costs and they have certain growth pockets in their businesses i don't think you can say the banks as a whole or a buy or a sell but look at which names have out performed because they are executing. let's get deeper into this housing conversation that we starred. home sales week today. welcome back nice to see you. >> nice to see you >> good day to catch up with you. the existing number was ugly what's going on? >> i think that what we have seen is -- first of all, existing is on closings, not on contracts written. with contracts written probably three months ago what we're seeing is a response from a spike in rates. they might be the last one to buy at the top of the market i think the market is really reacting to the volatility around the stock market. the political uncertainty. the global uncertainty i think there's been a lot of confide

did they get down down to like 1500 and change today that stock is trading at 1660 >> the biggest lagger away from facebook is alphabet that ticked just below a thousands. it's only 1,080. >> do you think that's what's holding them back? a netflix for instance >> i think part of it is the political over hang. it's a $1,000 stock. people don't understand if you put $1,000 into the market whether you buy ten shares of 100 or 1,000, you get the same percentage >> it's not stopping amazon. >> amazon is so unique you know what you're paying and you decided to buy it, market likes that amazon netflix if you're kind of renting my eyeballs in some way i don't know about like google and facebook, not great. >> tim cook took over in 2011. aing goes to a trillion dollar market cap i don't have what the stock is up under his tenure as ceo but you can't tell me that steve jobs gets all the credit and he's riding the coat tails >> you said he's riding his coat tails years after year the guy has made a lot of money for shareholders >> he has. >> in his own right. >> throw stones at me -- >> i'm not thr

give me a good lagger. >> you're on. single malt scotch. liz: i'm into that. no, i don't drink. we'll take you up on that. >>> americans are fed up saying washington move on, get the border security fixed because there are big issues the president has to deal with around the globe. coming up. >>> also, next, we'll show you how the president is wheeling and dealing trying to get things done while democrats like nancy pelosi out there saying nay ear nothey'renot going to do any deg whatsoever even on daca. that's next. sphaitstay there. . okay pell kowelcome back. president trump saying he's not going to declare a national emergency to get the wall built. he and the republicans are negotiating, they're talking daca, they're talking worker visas. nancy pelosi saying the democrats are not doing any negotiating, even on daca. the president tweeting out there, h1b holders in the u.s. can rest assured. he wants to streamline the process to get talented open highly skilled people to pursue careers in the u.s. the president sounding proimmigration, probusiness there. let's bring in "wall

happening at the bottom of the leaderboard today autos and technology under performing the big, big lagger today, auto is down. about 60 basis points. this sector has been facing a slew of negative headlines aside from u.s./china trade talks, yesterday news from jaguar, land rover and ford, they'll be cutting jobs in europe and another warning from one of the auto suppliers around weakness in demand from the chinese. so plenty of head winds around the auto sector coming through in trade today willem >> thanks. in the u.s., the partial government shutdown has hit its 21st day and is on track to be the longest in history president donald trump has so far failed to win funds from congress to build the border wall that he long insisted mexico would underwrite. yesterday he visited a town on the u.s./mexican border and once again threatened to use emergency presidential powers to start construction without the need for congressional approval. >> this is a common sense argument now, if for any reason we don't get this going and they're not going to act responsibly and they don't mind death and c

grunwald, the medical camp, f lagger, and the guard took the note, and the next day, gave it to my dad. my dad had this note till his death in 1967. i basically got a hold of the note later and kept it in my house for years. and i finally, about three years ago, gave it to the national holocaust museum in washington, d.c. so if you ever go there, it is on exhibit. it's one of the few artifacts that represents the mental attitude of a prisoner just before they were killed. so my mother and my brother were killed the next day. either the same day ort next day after she wrote this note on july 11, 1944. to go on with the story, is that i stayed in auschwitz until january of 1945. my father left auschwitz in october of 1944, and i saw him leave the camp, and i was trying to give him some, throw some clothing over the fence, as he was leaving, in a large group of prisoners. and i threw an overcoat over the fence, over the wired fence. i threw, i had a pair of boots that i wanted him to have, and i threw those boots over the electric wire. a lot of the boots got stuck on top of the wire. but

across the board for many below 10% but broadly speaking up that stock as you point out, sara, was a lagger and it is down again >> another group i am watching and you are probably watching this group is communication stock. there was a new jp morgan stock out representing what stood out here? >> nothing much. >> you know they talk about comcast and our parent company and free cash flow yield and seemingly over sold and helicopter to continue to be sold at 33.50. >> to the extent that investors are going to be focused as we set on the new environment even though it is a risk of default we are not talking about that. you may see some of these stocks suffer at&t pointed out many time, it is important based on the cash flow they are producing service that which does not seem to be an issue, at least not now it is going fto be more of a focus this year. in europe they're talking about 8.1 times and ibita being cheap and verses charter and 11.5% yield. >> if you look at the biggest losers right now and there are a number of them it is really china related in the dow it is boeing and caterpill ca

equity market a little bit of a lagger, losing steam.conomy, markets breathing a sigh of relief now. just want to recap those numbers here for you. 312,000 jobs added in the month of december. november revised up. unemployment rate falls -- excuse me, rises to 3.9%. average hourly earnings rises to 3.2%. precipitation -- labor force participation rising. david: 70 more people are coming in from the sidelines. alix: we were just talking about that. basically we are cold calling people now. like, we need people and we will get you back in the labor force at the end of the day. david: people are taking those cold calls, answering the phone. now we want to turn to subadra rajappa of societe generale, and torsten of deutsche bank. >> to me, coming in today, i was what the estimate is going to be different from what we heard after the december fomc meeting. he was kind of dismissive about the impact of conditions on the outlook for the u.s. economy. significantly pressing financial conditions. but now the data is supportive of that narrative h

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