to me are at the policy. we have a misconception amongst a lot of the public that we are falling behind. and, it is important for me to incfor the public to understand to work harder on making arctic policy a bigger issue than it is currently perceived. >> i'm a dentist here in fairbanks. i have been here since 1976. , where i from michigan went to school at the university of mexican. -- university of michigan. dental health is an issue in this date. in the cities, or the small rural communities are especially out in the bush. there is no access to many care facilities. the dental significance in this date are volunteers. we treated thousands of people the of charge for two days. .t was our second the private sector, the biggest burden -- a lot of the treatment is donated. the government facilities, public health offers a great bush areasut in the where there is no private practice. i encourage everybody to remember it there dental hygiene. a 32 year resident of fairbanks, alaska. the most important issue to me is our political divide. i was raised a moderate republican. i worry about the future of our country. it seems l

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to tell you i think it is real it is not an idea. it is a business alex garn, chairman ceo of zume, inc. this works for me. welcome to holiday inn! you! ♪ ♪ wait, i have something for you! every stay is a special stay at holiday inn. save up to 15% when you book early at hollidayinn.com >>> it is time time for the lightning round ♪ and then the lightning round is over are you ready? ske daddy. steven in north carolina steven >> caller: hi jim. my question is in regards to vf corporation in the past 16 months stock price risen some 75%. from 48 to recent high of $85. and most of vf's brands have done quite well this past year except for those in the james wear division. >> right high quality company been a red hot stock, i think it can stay red hot but we got to be aware much of its move has probably occurred already. george in georgia. george. >> caller: dr. cramer. of bay ridge brooklyn bu y'all the way from jersey. >> not far from me what's going on. >> caller: first time caller but i watch every day i think it is the most relevant show on television and i follow you guys. great team >> thank you for being a club member hope to

it is great honor to be here and affiliated and speaking at this event. inc. you for giving me a few moments to speak, i will be happy to take some questions. i'll be happy to take some questions with the caveat that i cannot break the news here. >> if you have a question, raise your hand and i will come over. i promise, this is it purely institutional question. i think we all agree that the drg -- geo j -- doj should carry out the role. there has been regular news reports of what house efforts to politicize doj, which -- whether it be with the at&t merger or even the president quote that he has an absolute right to do what he wants with the doj. the solution for decades, since nixon, has been doj policy, which has been current since 2009. the white house is policy which exist now authored by don mcgann to prevent communication between doj and the white house on law enforcement issues. has the ig consider looking at those policies and how doj is tearing them out to protect doj's independence? >> so, very important issue about the contact on criminal matters between the justice

inc. about that. within two years, one fifth of the population of the world. they all happen to be chinese, are gointo an arbitrary government score that potentially restricts their freedom. to methat is terrifying. the relationships with china and foreign-policy experts had thought that giving china more access to our market and increase expanding in the world would make the country freer, more capitalistic and leaned towards our values. well, we wrong. china's leaders today "proverbs from 36 chinese strategists, which were developed during the warnings they tear in chinese between 1200 b.c. and or hundred 80. china sees america as the world hegemon and the using propaganda to convince the rest of the world that america is today's aggressor. confucius once said there cannot be two emperors. we clearly see what their vision is for the world. to deal with this threat, we've got to take care of what god has given us. the united states. america is still the largest in the world. we still have the strongest world in military history. though the innovative engine of humankind history. erica is still the model of freedom around the world. today, president donald jay trump, thanks to

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to david hunt of pgim inc, ceo and president. $1.2 trillion in asset funds. david: thank you for having me on. vonnie: no pressure.alk trade. columnists say this isn't where the conversation should be, trade is not the problem. we talked to asset managers, it impacts everything they do every day. right now, we have no resolution on anything. are you concerned about these trade negotiations? david: i am. our clients are more concerned. i just got back from 10 days in europe. i met with a lot of the leading cios there. there were three major takeaways for me. they generally agree with the markets. we are mostly about bark and not a lot of bite. everyone is in the negotiating stance, there will be lots of gives and takes. probably we will find a way global growth.hat doesn't damage that is there feeling. -- their feeling. the second one is that this is not all bad for european companies. to the extent that the u.s. and china have difficulties, there are a lot of european producers and manufacturers who are willing to step into that. while americans often think if we pull back the world comes to a halt, it keeps movin

to the online recruiting site glass door. eric joins us now. inc. is a much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. went through your head when you heard about this on her? eric: this award is not about me. it's about our employees achievement. it truly lets the culture we as a team have. emily: tell me about yourself or you were born and raised in china are you mentioned -- you applied for a visa eight times. and you still applied against? ? carolina: carolina: eric: i've planned for was borntimes said i in china and came here in 1997 as a new immigrant. web xed web back -- emily: when you were at cisco you weren't happy with the product that they were creating? and they are the giant in this industry. didn't you go to your bosses and say this isn't working? eric: i did and i was working very hard to make the web editor. 30 years later, i did not see a single happy web x customer and i felt like i had obligation to fix that. cisco is a great company but it was not a collaborative project. i had no choice but to leave to fix the problem. emily: lots of controversial discussions happening right now

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inc. urging sign for us. the large does the work we did is a georgia project which is now concerning several from me, that we have toncrease the franchise for everyone. no one should lose their right to vote for some also come everyone should embrace the fact they have that right. that is what the new georgia project has done and will continue to do. sharee enough voters who those ideas of education, of economic security of really strong and effective leadership. we have enough voters in georgia to win this election. it goes to the last you made. it is not just about whether your register -- although that is critical and we will continue to make sure that voters suppression does not win the day -- but it is also about having values that voters want to voice . what our campaign has been grounded in is engaging people so they know if they vote in this election, change e will co. their voices matter. i built a campaign that is been very different from a lot of the campaigns that preceded me. ther tspending a lot of try y convert republicans and democrats, i am spending the bulk of our resources encouraging voters who s

me tell you about a supreme court case from 2015 that i think nicely captures the american commitment to liberty, equality and pluralism. gregor holt was an inmate in arkansas and wanted to grow a half inc beard which he believed he was required to do as a muslim. prison guards prohibited him from doing so. he filed a lawsuit and the u.s. department of justice took his side. defending his right to freely exercise his religion. the supreme court's decision in the case was unanimous. it held he was entitled to an exemption on the ban from facial hair. arkansas's interest in prison discipline had to yield to the inmate's right to religious liberty. our adversaries reject all of this. isis and al qaeda deny the worth and dignity of the individual. here's how osama bin laden once put it. we love death. americans love life. that is the big difference between us. indeed it is. today we see the toll this bloody ideology is exacting on the world. it's responsible for deaths of countless iraqis and syrians, approximately 100,000 afghan, 9/11 close to 3,000 innocent people from 90 countries around the world. its followers enslaved women and girls from their families. beheaded sons on television. t

inc. how do we help every person have the best opportunity to prosper? that's what we really want and that's what my campaign is grounded in. >> that's part of what really got mebout your campaign. as you know, there is an atlanta action organized, and a white rural male was talking to me one day. we stopped on the way to augusta somewhere on i-20. and he says, you know, i'm voting for stacey abrams because i think she gets me, which was stunning to me. he was, of course, inferring that i didn't get him but i wasn't running for governor. how you make people feel like no matter who they are, you get them. >> look, in the book i wrote, "minority leader," i talk about my personal struggles with issues of debt, talking about how do we deal with the fears of trying to do something that no one that looks like you has done before. what i want people to understand is that i intend to be the governor of every georgian, whether that's somebody in the far northwest part of the state or in doeastern georgia. we have to expand medicaid so people can take care of their families so no one has to worry about paying their health care bills or paying their rent. those are real