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marty addressed that earlier. part of it is things like this, talking about who our reporters are. some of it is, people think there is a certain mythology about who runs america's papers. marty is from canada. i am from new orleans. i think it is letting people know that we are honorable people who make mistakes sometimes but we have honorable goals and we hire veterans. we want newsrooms that look like america and we want you to know. i think that is the main thing. >> to eye. yes, please. >> my name is gail rubin. my question is, how do you view the press coverage of candidate trumpt and -- candidate and how might we avoid reelecting him in the next go round based on all that free coverage? >> look, it is up to the american people. our job is to give people, the citizens, the information they need and deserve to know. i think i am proud of our coverage. the coverage at the new york times, i think we investigated pretty much every aspect of donald trump's life. that said, there were networks that carried him live at all of those rallies without saying what was true or false for hours on end because of the ratings. i do not have to believe that was a great thin

marty address that earlier. a lot is doing things like this, a lot of it is talking about who reporters are. some people think a certain mythology about who runs america's apron. marty is from tampa. i am from new orleans. i think it is letting people know we are honorable people who make mistakes sometimes but who have honorable goals and we hire veterans. newsrooms that look like america. we want you to know that. that is the main thing. >> thank you. [applause] >> shows, please. ask my name is scale. my question is, how do you view the press coverage of candidate trump and how might we avoid reelecting him? laughter] >> in the next go-round based on all that free coverage? job is to give the citizens of the united states the information they need and deserve to know. so i think i am part of our coverage. i am proud of the coverage at the new york times. i think we investigated pretty much every aspect of donald trump's life and career. that said, there were networks that varied in live. all of the rallies without saying whether it was true or false for hours on end. i do not happen to believe that was the right thing to do, to carry him uninterrupted

i think marty address that earlier and part of it is doing and talking about who our reporters are and some of it is people think certain mythology about who runs america'spaper. marty is from tampa, i'm from new orleans and i think that it is just we are honorable people who make mistakes sometimes but to have honorable goals and we hire veterans and we want newsrooms that look like america and we want you to know it. that is the main thing. >> thank you. >> yes, please. >> my name is gail rubin. my question is how do you view the presses coverage of candidate trump and how might we avoid reelecting him in the next go around. [laughter] based on all that free coverage. >> look, the choice of elect is up to the american people. our job is to get people and the citizens of the united states the information they need and deserve to know. i think and i'm proud of our coverage and dean is proud of his coverage at "the new york times". i think we investigated pretty much every aspect of donald trump's life and career. that said, there were networks that carried him live and all of those rallies without saying what was true or false for hours on end, largely b

some of it is people think -- have a certain mythology about who runs america's papers. marty is from tampa. i am from new orleans. i think it's just letting people know that we're really -- we are honorable people who make mistakes sometimes. but who have honorable goals and are -- and, you know, we hire veterans. we want newsrooms that look like america and we want you to know it. that's the main thing. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> yes, please. >> hi. i am gail reuben. my question is, how do you view the press' coverage of candidate trump, and how might we avoid reelecting him? [ laughter ] >> -- in the next go-round based on all that free coverage. >> well, look, the choice of who to elect is up to the american people, okay. so our job is to give people, the citizens of the united states, the information they need and deserve to know. so, i mean, i think that -- i am proud of our coverage. i think dean is proud of his coverage at the "new york times." i think we investigated pretty much every aspect of donald trump's life and career. that said, there were networks that car

marty ) all five living former u-s presidents made a rare group appearance for hurricane relief. this is the 1st time since 2013 that all the living u-s president's appeared together. the event called "one america was a relief concert to benefit victims of recent hurricanes. it took place on the ( marty ) all five living former u- s presidents made a rare group appearance for hurricane relief. this is the 1st time since 2013 that all the living u-s president's appeared together. the event called "one america appeal", was a relief concert to benefit victims of recent hurricanes. it took place on the campus of texas a-and-m . president trump appeared via a taped video message. money from ticket sales will go to relief organizations in texas, florida, puerto rico, and the u-s virgin islands. damage from hurricanes harvey, irma and maria has topped 300- billion dollars. ( marty ) the lack of power in puerto rico has forced hospitals to treat patients in the dark. and many people who can't return to their homes are using classrooms for shelters. and that is delaying the reopening of some schools. polo sandoval reports. at these heights of the semester, this school yard should be slowly activity.but

that to me echoed what marty chavez said earlier this month. bank of americaing about this, j.p. morgan. what is important is not holding back, not terrorizing companies. betty: bart chilton thinks there is zero chance of getting tax reform done. i think with the banks told us earlier when we were looking at the singularly, yes, deals would be started. when you are pulling the tax rate to 20%, back from 35%, that certainly would be helpful for any company looking to grow. if there are other factors happening. you saw david solomon talk about that. certainly would help on the margins but i have not heard a lot of things saying, absolutely, that would bring the deal flow high. yvonne: if we do not get tax reform, doesn't matter for the banks? -- seen themthem loses steam since september -- since september. laura: we saw a knockoff affects, with health reform not happening. some people think it would help the banks more than tax reform, if those things do not get going, that could be a big trouble. some regulations could be rolled back administratively. i think t

marty moz be with us. what is your reaction to what we are hearing from bank of america?rsation, pump the brakes a little bit. what we have is the hurricane will take away the economic disruption these banks had. they had some confident -- conservation in florida and texas causing it to come to a halt. for them to miss the little amount on revenues and what we had in capital markets, capital markets had a 15% decline across the board when you talk about fixed income. that is in earnings pressure. besides that you have deregulation with capital. shares are going down 5% to 6%. with that you only need 5% growth in revenue with no expense growth to create 10% double-digit growth year over year which we are seeing in the banks right now. maria: what the reports tell you about the overall environment. when you look at fixed income revenue down 20%. fixed income taking a major hit once again. it is trading up, what does that tell you what is going on in the business today? >> pressures going on, fixed income is down. we had rates go up early this year. yield investors saw that,