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lastly, david lauder is the washington bureau chief at the los angeles times. he works with and reports on the [ inaudible ] poll. so we're going to begin with a presentation of the day break poll results at the 100 day mark, and jill and ari will be -- will be doing that for us. >> my turn now. good morning. so i'm going to start and just sort of walk of through some of the findings from the poll that we just conducted and a poll that we conducted in april, and then i will hand it off to ari to tell us a little bit more about some of the in-depth findings. so i'm going to stay seated here because it is a little hard to see this from the dais but it is hard to stand here, too. as an introduction, these surveys that we conducted were among respondents in a national internet panel that we maintained at the center for economic and social research. it is a probability-based panel. we asked questions of them before the election, in our preelection polling, and then we did follow-up surveys in january, february, march and april, and some of the -- a couple of the que

across the board, from caterpillar to estee lauder to some of the banks, they said good things at this conference, so i think they feel good and again, we don't even have any real trump policies in place and yet, they fell pretty good. >> you have one policy in place. the end of war on business. from kudlow, the end of the war on business is why this market is not going down. >> stop. >> no, i'm not going to stop. >> was there a business when the s&p -- look at this. how do you know it wouldn't have? i want to about boeing and the national relations board. if they hadn't had to fight the board in south carolina. >> maybe, maybe. >> most likely. maybe, but most likely, boeing would have done a heck of a lot better. actually focusing on their customers instead of regulators. you're not serious, right? you don't think there's a different tone towards business since the election of donald trump than there was over the last eight years? >> a difsht tone coming from business leaders, from the white house towards business. >> no question, but what does that mean? are you saying, i think the b

. >> with me now from the white house, mark lauder, a special adviser to the president.s also the press secretary for the vice president, mike pence. mark, nice to have you on, sir. welcome. >> thank you for having me, brooke. >> so let's begin with health care. you know, republicans are getting hammered for keeping this whole process, this bill a secret. have you or has the president actually laid eyes on the bill? >> well, i think what the important thing is that we focus on the end result, and that is something that the president has been talking about -- >> hang on. if i may, could you just answer the question? have you or has the president seen the bill? before we move on. >> well, what i'll tell you is that the vice president has been in meetings every week for many weeks now almost every week, he meets with all 52 republican senators in the senate. they've been talking about the fine points of the health care legislation, even before this passed the house, they were already talking about opportunities and the ways that they might be handling things in the senate s

that's a big reason why you will ta beauty and estee lauder have been roaring up 20 to 25% respectively public last september with the stock that stalled of late. after pretty impressive start as a public company. behind it the whole way, elf stock, feels like it's lost it here. even though the company reported a strong quarter, and the analysts remain constructive. the fly in the ointment? the end of march elf did 8.43 million. a lot of stock for this one. the stock got hammered, it's up a dollar 43 today. let's take a closer look at the ceo of elf beauty. become back to mad money, see you, sir. let's get started with what i think hurt the stock. we did see a slowdown april scanner data, and for dynamic growth company, you'll see month to month viability. that was may 10. i'm hoping that was month to month, and we're back on target. >> well, we are, you know, the key thing to remember with us is, even in q1, we reported 15% sales. >> i know, but you dropped. you know the stock was flying until you said that? >> yeah, we're -- at the same time, we also guided this year, that we're going

are joined now live from the white house by the press secretary to vice president mike pence, mark lauder, nice to see you. >> thank you for having me on. lauren lauren you just attended the meeting with the vice president. what can you tell us about the gop's plans to reform the health care bill right now that the house put forth? what is the senate looking at? >> well, the one thing that you know right now is that republicans are united behind donald trump and the president's vision to make sure that we can lower health care costs and improve access to americans across the board. we've seen another example just today about how obamacare is collapsing under its own weight with anthem pulling out of ohio which is going to leave up to 20 counties, you know, struggling to find health care coverage. so the president and republicans are united across the board that we've got to do something. this is not just repair and replace, this is now a rescue mission on behalf of the american people. lauren: it is, and we have had seven years to consider some of the options. what are the options being p

you left es estee lauder.t is it like working for a big economy ask stifling or things that are fantastic about it, too? >> i stayed 21 years after i left the company and i guess the way it worked for me is i thought i still owned the company. i always tried to do things more creative way. i guess you could say intrapreneur, bring differ things to the mix and why we were so successful so long. >> and sounds like it's the type of thing where you are a curious person, an interesting person and an interested person and that's the way you live your life and what's successful? >> you know, i'm very curious. i like to try new things. i like to learn a lot. but i'm also really practical. for an entrepreneur that is just someone that's in the clouds, i'm not. but i have a lot of ideas, but also really simple and practical. i kind of know what women want. i'm -- i'm a woman, and i'm busy. so i know women want things that work for them. >> right. bobbi, thank for your time today. a pleasure seeing you. >> you, too. than

times, washington bureau chief david lauder on the first 100 days of the trump administration. he was join by several university of southern california political science professors as they looked at trump supporters and voters and polling collect by usc before the election. this is about 90 minutes. >>> [ inaudible ] on behalf of the institute, political science department [ inaudible ] welcome to the next in a series of conferences that we're holding

times, washington bureau chief david lauder on the first 100 days of the trump administration. he was join by several university of southern california political science professors as they looked at

take a look at fort myers, almost three times and ford lauder dale four times. this cold front is stalling out over florida. another round of showers and storms and more rainfall possible. maybe another the inches in some areas. your local forecast is coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> sunshine and a cool start this morning. temperatures in the 50s all over the region. 50 in 50 in shan tilly. 54 in maryland. we'll pick up extra cloud cover during the middle parts of the day. no chance for rain today. it will be comfortable and the skies will clear out once we get past 5:00 this evening. the next couple of days look like 70s today, near eighty tomorrow and back into the 90s starting on sunday. >> that's your latest forecast. >> all right. dylan, thank you. coming up, the twists, the turns and secret conversations that have led us to today's capitol hill showdown for fired former fbi director james comey. >> and as serious as it is, it's a drama that is set in the television and social media age. how far some people are going to watch the hearing this morning.