about it when when the us does it robert fisk writing pointed out very well that we have such a lopsided view of what's going on in places like east ghouta because on one hand the journalist refused to acknowledge who is down there and he's good as controlled by by for rebel groups as they continue which airholes. which is an al-qaeda jihad a splinter group jai. the show is the law in the army of islam which are saudi backed jihadi s. and. which are a previously u.s. army. free syrian army group given to weapons that are allied with al-qaeda and robert fisk points out that the reason why we have such lopsided view everything comes from the. jihadist on propaganda because if any western journalist dared show those heads their heads while in the area controlled by what would happen just like any still operate they would lose their heads it could be that it it's not about another very dangerous story let's go to north korea and the games are moving along . and we had some kind of thaw. between the two koreas but certainly lowering of tensions but the president of the united states warns abo

does it robert fisk writing pointed out very well that we have such a lopsided view of what's going on in places like east ghouta because on one hand the journalist refused to acknowledge who was down there and he's good as controlled by by for rebel groups as they continue which airholes. which is an al-qaeda jihad a splinter group jai you show islam the army of islam which are saudi backed jihadi and. which are a previously u.s. army. free syrian army group given to weapons that are allied with al-qaeda and robert fisk points out that the reason why we have such lopsided view everything comes from the jihad its own propaganda because if any western journalist dared show those heads their heads while in the area controlled by what would happen just like any still operate they would lose their heads that it it's not about another very dangerous story let's go to north korea and the games are moving along. and we had some kind of far. between the two koreas but certainly lowering of tensions but the president of the united states warns about stage two which would be you know what he put

weapons that are allied with al-qaeda and robert fisk points out that the reason why we have such lopsided view everything comes from the. jihadist on propaganda because if any western journalist dared show those heads their heads while in the area controlled by what would happen just like any still up they would lose their heads it could be that it is it's not about another very dangerous story let's go to north korea and the games are moving along . and we had some kind of thaw in saber approach between the two koreas but certainly lowering of tensions but the president of the united states warns about stage two which would be you know when he put it to valves largest ever north korea sanctions threatens ominous phase two bluster bluff oh it's the art of the deal isn't it the great koshary good i don't know how does who knows you know i haven't read the book because it passes the contents of the press press conference with the australian prime minister i believe and i decided in the middle of this press conference he throws out this warning that it's going to move into some you know seco

and then as we mentioned before, in addition to this issue we also had the issue of being lopsided in terms of our balancing in our initial budget proposal. so what we are proposing to do here is to shift the funding of the project earlier into fiscal year '18-'19 instead of '19-'20 and allows us to move dollars and enables us to reduce year two by $10.3 million and reduces an additional $10.7 million of ongoing costs for the h.r. project because we've already pre-funded the e.r.h. project in the future -- i'm sorry, earlier. so what this does is overall all see we will actually have a balance of money for the next two or three years we expect to fully expend by the end of '19-'20 but we do believe we can provide the appropriation of $247 million over the next three years. this is something that we are going have to watch because we didn't reduce our ongoing appropriation and it does make that project a little bit tighter because we are projected to be at zero at year three but it's something at this point we believe we can manage. i know i threw a lot of numbers at you. do you have s

the game but what about the hockey like what was the match itself like the match itself was that lopsided to be perfectly honest the swiss won eight nail against korea but that was to be expected the swiss are right six in the world against me in south korea right seventeenth for these games and of course is a unified team and not having the time to practice the way the other teams have had to for these games because it was to be expected they wouldn't do particularly well . what we did find just about the game though was the cheerleaders the north korean cheerleaders who've been sent down from pyongyang to pyongyang they spent the whole game cheering on this united team and it was like that was the primary thing about this match really was the unity that korea was showing and the atmosphere in the state but explain to us how exactly did this work so the team members from north korea they showed up and how much time do they actually get to meet the south korean women to practice together do they have time to even work together as a team they did but not much i mean this is this decision w

a lopsided power dynamic. >> i think about all of the women who never got a chance to be mark zuckerberg or start the next facebook. how different the world might be if women had an equal seat at the table. >> what does it take to be a successful woman in silicon valley? >> it takes a lot. and it takes dedication. it takes not giving up. it takes trying to break down the walls that exist brick by brick. >> reporter: betty yu kpix 5. >>> the top of the tower lit up tonight a thousand feet above san francisco. it appears they're starting to test a nine-story tall electronic light display. back in bay, our own joe vazquez got an exclusive look behind the scenes at this thing. it will be the tallest public work of art in america. >> it is a beautiful night to see it. i mean it was cool and crisp, but you could see it. >> chilly, but visibility was excellent, and we'll keep the sunshine. it's a whole different weather pattern, but the dry part has -- dry part has migrated. concord 52, san jose down to the upper 40s. santa clara valley dropping to the 40s. lots of 30s out there. brisk in napa.

and the power dynamic is completely lopsided. if you just look at the numbers, christiane, we're talking about women holding 25% of computing jobs. they're 7% of investors. women-led companies get 2% of venture capital funding. i think about all of the women and the future facebooks that never got a chance to be simply because they didn't look the part. and so i fully believe that the people who are changing the world and taking us to mars, and building self-driving cars, that they can change this part of the world too. they can hire women and pay them fairly. >> tell me -- tell me how these parties happen. it is shocking for those of us who don't, you know, live in that particular sort of part of society. but what's shocking is the way you write about it as if they -- some of them anyway who you talk to believe this is all about pushing the boundaries of free sex, all sorts of different ways of having relationships and, you know, that whole sort of issue that's going on right now. >> we're definitely seeing a trend and a rise in

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lopsided pep wins 74-46. her varied beat princeton 72-66.vard and penn each tide a top the conference only one loss. how about they meet tomorrow night at the palestra first place ivy league. dust settling on drexel historic win last night. dragons overcoming to a 34-point deficit beat delaware 85-83. it was the largest deficit overcome to within a game in division one history. >> my wife and i we made the decision even though it was school night to bring our kids to the game our five year old, our seven yeared oh, nine-year-old saw a pretty big life lesson to never give up through the game of basketball much that's what it's about. >> that's what basketball do for you. number three villanova on fox tomorrow afternoon. it begins at 2:30. phillies playing their first official game the grapefruit league. short trip from clearwater to take on the blue jays. phillies all teams major league baseball wearing stoneman douglas caps to remember the victims in that school shooting last week. before the game the phillies and blue jays with a moment of

percent of those dads are unfit to have custody of that those numbers don't sound right does seem very lopsided when you think about it and these cases you're referring to a lot of times like divorce courts right like that were suddenly to people who have kids but they need to figure out who the kids go to how much visitation rights how much child support right and what has to play all of these things and i've talked to so many parents across the country men and women both the men seem to echo the same kind of sentiment a whole cross the country these are not men that know each other these are not men that are involved in any of the same groups these are just random people including viewers that have e-mailed me and they many of them had very similar rulings from different courts in missouri in california and virginia you know how can that be tied it's a good question and now many people you know i think it's easy to kind of look at that though alternatively and kind of conflate you know what you're talking about which is a father's rights to their children with kind of that old man who's right

of those dads are unfit to have custody of that those numbers don't feel right it does seem very lopsided when you think about it and these cases you're referring to a lot of times like divorce courts right like that were suddenly to people who you know who have kids but they need to figure out who the kids go to how much visitation rights how much child support rodman has to play all of these things and i've talked to so many parents across the country men and women both the men seem to echo the same kind of sentiment a whole cross the country these are not men that know each other these are not men that are involved in any of the same groups these are just random people including viewers that have e-mailed me and they many of them had very similar rulings from different courts in missouri in california and virginia and i know how can that be tied it's a good question and now many people you know i think it's easy to kind of look at that though alternatively and kind of conflate you know what you're talking about which is a father's rights to their children with kind of that old man who'

i think it's safe to say after three lopsided wins that we can now start referring to our young championsomeone who is really good. but no matter how good our champions have been

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of those dads are unfit to have custody if that those numbers don't feel right it does seem very lopsided when you think about it and these cases you're referring to a lot of times like divorce courts right. that we're suddenly into people who have kids but they need to figure out who the kids go to how much visitation rights how much child support a right of one has to play all of these things and i've talked to so many parents across the country men and women both the men seem to echo the same kind of sentiment the whole cross the country these are not men that know each other these are not men that are involved in any of the same groups these are just random people including viewers that have emailed me and they many of them had very similar rulings from different courts in missouri in california and virginia you know how can that be tied it's a good question and now many people you know i think it's easy to kind of look at that though alternatively and kind of conflate you know what you're talking about which is a father's rights to their children with kind of that whole men's rights

ecause it's so one-sided, lopsided and the people that stood here for many years, in this position, right where i am now, should never have allowed that to happen. it's not fair to the united unfair to it's very the workers of the united states. very, very unfair. today, it's extremely hard on companies that want to business in china, because the barriers are incredible, barriers coming into our country are foolishly not. foolishly. believe in reciprocal trade. if they do something to us, we something to them. never happened. and it's gotten worse and worse over the years but we'll correct it that can be the only thing get in the way of a truly long term great relationship, because we ever ingredients for our friendship. examiner -- ington gabby. >> if that proceeds would you be to ing to grant a waiver gerd kushner, or one of the senior advisers? resident trump: gerd has done outstanding job. he gets zero, he doesn't get a salary. ivanka, who is now in south korea, long trip, country, and we cannot get a better representative. fact, the first lady, melania was telling me what a great imp

cause it's so one-sided, it's so lopsided and the people that stood here for many years in this position right where i am right now should never have allowed that to happen. >> is very unfair to the united states and it's very unfair to the workers of the united states. very, very unfair. even today, it's extremely hard on companies that want to do business in china. i think the barriers are incredible. the barriers coming into our country. our foolishly not, foolishly. i believe in reciprocal trade . if they do something to us, we do something to them. well, that never happened. and it's gotten worse and worse over the years but we will correct it, that can be the only thing that can get inthe way of a truly long-term great relationship because we have all the ingredients . for friendship. from thewashington examiner, . >> thank you mister president. your chief of staff general kelly has recommended ending the practice of security clearances to members of the trump administration. if that proceeds, would you be willing to grant a waiver to jared kushner, one of your senior advisers? >>

i think it's safe to say after three lopsided wins that we can now start referring to our young championomeone who is really good. but no matter how good our champions have been in the past, they wind up being replaced by somebody who defeats them. sara and justin are here to attempt that today. i'll wish all three of you good luck and put you to work now in the jeopardy! round. here are the categories for you. first off... yeah. next... each correct response will end with that letter of the alphabet. we have an... ...for you, followed by... and, of course, it's an... -ryan, start us. -let's do geography for $400. justin. -what is san diego? -no. ryan. what is...los angeles? yes.

mccaw actually looked very good for the first time in a long time against phoenix in the lopsided wint actually hitting his first three-point shot right here since december. but later, we'll kind of spotlight him here, as you look, he suffered a nondisplaced fracture in his left wrist after hurting his right wrist down in santa cruz in a g league game. you can see him favoring it there. and patrick mccaw will probably miss at least 4 to 6 weeks. looks like he doesn't really want to pat hands with his teammates there. but all good. meantime if you are a baseball fan, we're at that point in spring training where you want to see guys out there. playing catch no matter what. we'll be sick of that soon enough and then they will play the games and then you will be sick of spring training games and want the real stuff but the giants in scottsdale, cloudy skies, rain, and hunter pence one of the regulars that showed up over in mesa, the a's going at it pitchers and catchers and they will be supervised for the four days of training, their special instructor none other than dave stewart, perenn

the most lopsided loss of the year for the sharks.>>> cause for concern is spring training.bout good times and autism. -- and optimism. matt chapman. he has complained of soreness in the palm of his right hand. he missed workout today. since the los angeles to visit a specialist. he will get an mri. we don't know the results. the a's don't believe it is serious. both the a's and giants play their first exhibition games in the cactus league tomorrow.>>> that time of the night where we need to check this out. lesson one for all play-by-play analysis. never anticipate a play. in college hoops we had saint joe's against george mason. the game is tied. five seconds left. he was the announcer. >>> the ball gets away. we are heading to -->> we are not heading to old boy. over time. you cannot into the pie -- you can anticipate a beautiful shot at the buzzer. all worth checking out. for a thursday night. that is the sporting life and it is 11 p.m.>>> president trump takes another swipe at california and its sanctuary policies today. an unusual threat.>>> a remark by president trump

it's been talked about so much the lopsided experience of being in this game between these two teams. much does that matter? who you are favoring sunday? >> i mean when one team has won five of them and tom has been in eight of the last 16, mine you have to obviously give an edge there. but never underestimate the power of an underdog story and a team that believers in themselves and the us against the world mentality. i have a lot of personal teammates from college on the eagles i know that there's a lot of that belief within them. so never underestimate that. but it's always hard to bet against the greatest of all time >> yeah. who is tougher to get, to brady or foles >> brady gets the ball out so quick. he is so tough to get. to he has a great offensive line and he knows where he's going to be and they know where he's going to be. he's very difficult to get to. >> yeah. it's been a busy week in terms of the media rights for the nfl. thursday night, of course, now going to fox we've been talking about on our program for a while about whether or not the league was spreading out their

. >> reporter: the prosecutors told the jury this marriage of opposites became too lopsided for larshe took time to play tennis. work was very important. she took time out to go have dinner with friends and family. he wasn't a factor. >> basically, she didn't consider him enough to be a part of her normal, everyday life. >> reporter: they said lars wanted more from debbie. and when he didn't get it, he got rid of her instead. >> reporter: this was a new one for me. one of the possible motives that was brought up, that lars was old school and was upset that debbie did not take his last name. >> she was a professional woman and she was very driven. and i think that's part of why she didn't take his name. she kept everything separate. >> reporter: including her bank accounts. she never put lars's name on them. >> reporter: this was not about money. >> no, it -- it -- it wasn't. it really has to do with he loved her more than she loved him. >> reporter: when its turn came, the defense said of course lars loved debbie, which is exactly why he did not murder her. lars itzo accidentally sho

what we're doing with all the initiatives that we brought forward is a slightly lopsided balancing plan where we're $28 million to the good in year one and $20 million until bad. if you look a fritz the two-year perspective which we have done in previous years, we're still overall to the good in terms of balancing but we'll be sort of looking at this sort of imbalance in the next week or two and we'll be hopefully bringing you something that is a little bit more -- a little bit more balanced in year two. >> ok. next up, we have an additional hearing where we'll complete our balancing plan and then will submit the budget to the mayor and controller's area on the 21st. the mayor's office where he'll submit a balanced review after that. anyway, that is all i have. so, i'm happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you, commissioners. remind you today is just a discussion and on the february 20th is your vote. >> any public comment? >> i've not received any requests. >> commissioner, we're prepared to discuss this item and the presentation at this point. questions from commissione

it is so lopsided and the people that stood here for many years this position right where i am right now should never have allowed that to happen. it is very unfair to the united states and it is very unfair to the workers of the united states, very, very unfair. and even today it is extremely hard on companies that want to do business in china. because the barriers are incredible. whereas the barriers coming into our country are foolishly not, foolishly. i believe in reciprocal trade. if they do something to us, we do something to them. well, that never happened. and it has gotten worse and worse over the years but we'll correct it. that can be the only thing that can get in the way of a truly long-term, great relationship because we have all the ingredients for friendship. from the "washington examiner," gabby. >> thank you, mr. president. your chief of staff, general kelly, has recommended ending the practice of granting interim security clearances to members of the trump administration. >> yeah. reporter: if that proceeds would you be willing to grant a waiver to jared kushner, o

because it's so one sided, so lopsided. and the people that stood here for many years in this position right where i am right now should never have allowed that to happen. it's very unfair to the united states, and it's very unfair to the workers of the united states, very, very unfair. even today it's extremely hard on companies that want to do business in china because the barriers are incredible. whereas the barriers coming into our country are foolishly not. if they do something to us, we do something to them. well, that never happened. and it's gotten worse and worse over the years, but we'll correct it. that can be the only thing that can get in the way of a truly long-term, great relationship because we have all the great ingredients for friendship. from the washington examin"the gabby. >> thank you, mr. president. your chief of staff general kelly has recommended ending the practice of granting interim security clearances to members of the trump administration. would you will willing to grant a waiver to jared kushn

it's going to be a little lopsided because i didn't have the bag straight.i added water to it and i'm making it into, like, frosting. this is what we got. we've got some assorted candy bars here we broke up in little pieces. this is getting a little ridiculous. a little too much. how is that candy bar doing? >> it's melted. >> in my bra, so the body heat would melt it. >> like, when i stick it in my bra -- >> you know what's the fastest way to do it -- >> katie's friends have helped her deal with troublesome questions about her husband, chad white. she's heard rumors that chad was released from jail after his last court appearance, but she still has no idea why he didn't show up the next day to visit her. >> i'm not sure how to feel right now. i don't know if i should be angry, i don't know if i should just be sad about it. like, there has to be a reason. he's not just going to leave me in here. he loves me more than anything. like, i really believe that, so something must have happened or maybe he's in a program, you know, that doesn't let him leave for a c

it's so one sided, it's so lopsided. and the people that stood here so many years in this position, right where i am right now should never have allowed that to happen. it's very unfair to the united states. and it's very unfair to the workers of the united states. very, very unfair. and even today it's extremely hard on companies that want to do business in china because the barriers are incredible. whereas the barriers coming into our country are foolishly not. foolishly. i believe in reciprocal trade. if they do something to us, we do something to them. well, that never happened. and it's gotten worse and worse over the years. that will be the only thing that could get in the way of a truly long-term great relationship. because we have all the ingredients for friendship. from the washington examiner, gabby? >> thank you, mr. president. your chief of staff, swren ange kelly, has granted interim security clearances to the administration. if that proceeds, would you be willing to grant a waiver to jared kushner, one of y

it's so lopsided. the people that stood here in this position, right where i am right now, should never have allowed that to happen. it's very unfair to the united states. and it's very unfair to the workers of the united states. very, very unfair. and even today, it's extremely hard on companies that want to do business in china. the barriers are incredible. whereas the barriers coming into our country are foolishly not. foolishly. i believe in reciprocal trade. if they do something to us, we do something to them. welsh that never happened. and it's gotten worse and worse over the years, but we'll correct it. that can be the only thing that can get in the way of a truly long-term great relationship. because we have all the ingredients for friendship. from the washington examiner, gabby? >> thank you, mr. president. your chief of staff, general kelly, has recommended ending the practice of granting interim security clearances to members of the trump administration. if that proceeds, would you be willin

field, the eagles are a 4.5 point underdog and when you look at the coaching match-up it may seem lopsidedin maybe not. >> on one side you have a relatively new guy who just completed his second season as an nfl head coach. on the other side it's the experience of a living legend. >> the winningest coast of all time and the greatest quarterback of all time on their team. but doug is sharp. that's our guy. we work with him every day. >> reporter: that is the sentiment that permeates throughout the locker room. they love their head coach. >> i just love him as a coach. >> i think he really knows his players well and puts players in a position to succeed based on things they're good at. >> reporter: the birds also love the aggressiveness pederson shows. >> he has a lot of confidence in his guys. he's playing to win. you go back to last week playing minnesota kicking a field goal, no one does that. >> reporter: he has not only earned the respect from his players, but also his opponent. >> the coach has done a great job, that football team they lost a couple of key players this year, they conti

lopsided,ne-sided, so and the people that have stood here for many years in this position, right where i am right now, should never have allowed that to happen. it is very unfair to the united states and very unfair to the workers of the united states. very, very unfair. even today, it is extremely hard on companies that want to do business in china, because the barriers are incredible. the barriers coming into our ,ountry are foolishly not foolishly. i believe in reciprocal trade. if they do something to us, we do something to them. that never happened. it has gotten worse and worse over the years, but we will correct it. get is the leading that can in the way of a truly long-term, great relationship. because we have all the ingredients for our friendship. from the washington examiner, gabby? >> thank you, mr. president. your chief of staff general kelly has recommended ending the practice of granting interim security parents is to members of the trump administration. if that proceeds, would you be willing to grant a waiver to jared kushner, one of your senior advisers? president trum

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it categorized the organizations to whom the money went and found that it was a lopsided approach.lyzed. i put together a complete physical map grid of all of our capital expenditures. color coded it by neighborhoods so i could visually see where we were spending our capital dollars. what i found is that baked into the system run by the bureaucrats is that there were inequities that were systemic. if i didn't interrupt the way in which we approached the community money, the same people would get the same money on an ongoing basis. the same people could get the money and the same neighborhoods would continue to get investments and other neighborhoods would get left out. we had a very aggressive program. this is a small thing to plant flowers in trees. i wanted to look at it mapped out. people say you're just being nitpi nitpicking. i want to see where we're spending money. i can ensure that neighborhoods that are locked out, left out and people who are bureaucrats could see what i thought. that is see what i see. look at the map. the way in which you're spending the money is not equ

and china will be totally lopsided, isn't it?desire to reach an appeal from both sides. but from the china cited also wants to see what will come out from the budget negotiation. as i mentioned earlier, trade friction is a big risk as china would try to diversify its trade pattern. especially the destination for its exports. u.k., the european union, and other emerging market economies, are the markets china wants to explore. apart from a trade agreement, continues to push ahead with the belt and road initiative. we already see some progress in with somerade countries, away from developed economies. much, dingk you so shuang. enda curran,'s joining us on the trade numbers in china. we will delve into the murky web of global hacking, revealing the increasingly dominant role played by north korea. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ cyber investigators are increasingly blaming north korea for a wave of hack attacks across the globe to read pyongyang's prowess in this area almost as them oppressive as there nuclear threat. inside of the world of

a lot of ways it's a lot less about sex and more about power and the power dynamic is completely lopsidedho as i said are already facing several challenges when it comes to raising money. if they go to these parties, they feel like they're discredited, they're not going to get funding. if they don't go, they feel like they're missing out on a networking opportunity because these people holding these parties are incredibly powerful. >> emily, has the "me too" movement come to silicon valley? >> we have an investor here. she lost in 2015, but she sort of won in the court of public opinion and that opened the door for more women to dom forward and it didn't happen right away. we saw susan fowler, the engineer at uber who was propositioned for sex by her manager on her first day on the job. and when she brought it to h.r., they said, we're going lead l it that slide because he's a high performer. and subsequently many more women have come forward. it doesn't gets a much attention because it's not wreath witherspoon or rose mcgowan, but it's happening to women in silicon every day. >> it's a w

h.r. 4607 h.r. 4607 would create a lopsided approach to implementing regulation that is forces agencies to consider the costs of regulations on bankers without considering the benefit to consumers. h.r. 4296 would undermine the ability of regulators to establish operational risk capital requirements. to protect our economy from another crisis. mr. speaker, this is unacceptable. our constituents expect congress to put them first. not the big banks. especially the big banks that wrecked our economy and endangered the life savings of millions of families. we owe it to them to bring to the floor legislation that will help their lives and will make our country better. but sadly, mr. speaker, this congress has failed to act on meaningful legislation that will do anything like that. mr. speaker, today marks nearly two weeks since 17 people, including 14 students, were gunned down at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. this was one of the worst shootings our country has ever seen. it was the eighth school shooting this year. it's only february. yet republicans in congress

of ways it's a lot less about sex and a lot more about power and the power dynamic is completely lopsided who, as i said, are already facing several challenges when it comes to raising money. if they go to these parties they feel like they are discredited. they are not getting funding. if they don't go, they are missing out on networking opportunity because the people holding these parties are incredibly powerful. >> emily, has the me too movement come to silicon valley? >> the me too movement started long before the me too movement in hollywood. we have an investor here, who sued her venture capital firm. she lost in 2015 but sort of won if the court of public opinion. that opened the door for more women to come forward. it didn't happen right away. we saw susan fowler, the engineer at uber propositioned for sex at uber the first day on the job. when she brought it to hr, they said we're going to let it slide because he's a high performer. subsequently more women have come forward. it doesn't get as much attention because it's not reese witherspoon or rose mcgowan but happening in silico

it's so lopsided, and the people that stood here for many years in this position right where i am rightuld never have allowed that to happen it's very unfair to the united states and it's very unfair to the workers of the united states very, very unfair. and even today, it's extremely hard on companies that want to do business in china because the barriers are incredible, whereas the barriers coming into our country are foolishly not. foolishly. i believe in reciprocal trade. if they do something to us, we do something to them well, that never happened. and it's gotten worse and worse over the years but we'll correct it that can be the only thing that can get in the way of a truly long-term great relationship because we have all the ingredients for friendship from the washington examiner, gabby. >> thank you, mr. president. your chief of staff, general kelly, has recommended ending the practice of granting interim security clearances to members of the trump administration. if that proceeds, would you be willing to grant a waiver to jared kushner, one of your senior advisers? >> jared ha

the turmoil and today that's not that day today 90% of the decline was in declining stocks these lopsided washout days, net basis longer term, they're probably good news if you're looking for signs. and health care is one of those groups that often would have been, fine, we'll get a bid, we'll buy the big pharma because -- >> i was thinking of you with the energy did you see exxon -- >> clobbered. >> for a while it was the worst performer in the s&p 500. >> it was weird. year to date, energy up until this week was one of the strongest performing sectors, if not the strongest performing sector it literally gave back everything it had and then some in one week. maybe there's something to do with the dollar. i'm not a real expert when it comes to these things. my general view is not that i'm super bullish on energy, i think the global economy is in decent shape. i think you will continue to see growth in the energy sector. i think oil prices have been firmed up here in the 60s. i'm not predicting they're going to $80 or anything like that i'm saying on a pure valuation basis -- >> that's why

so even the ratio is lopsided but that's really because in my mind we have had mismanagement of the economyave to get growth, if we can have growth actually starting to occur in the economy, you will think of growth or gdp on the equation, the debt will take care of itself. really debt, what are we doing with debt, infrastructure or needless government bureaucratic spending that provides nothing for us in the future. i think now we are on the right path, we will get the economy growing, debt is a concern but it will, i believe, work itself out. stuart: reaganesque almost. i want to bring bill cassidy, republican from louisiana. senator, it seems to me that gop has abandoned financial restraint, we are all big spenders now, what do you say to that? senator -- senator cassidy, can you hear me okay, senator? no, you can't. we will try to get the audio fixed. in the meantime i will show you the big board, literally seconds ago i said we were down, what, 40 odd points? ashley: yeah. stuart: now we are down almost 100. a little volatility on the downside but that's nothing compared to what we had