mr. brady: we will see. i think it's the opposite.e background music for global growth has really changed. we were for a long time in how an island ukulele by and now it is more like while baby. may be.e it's really difficult from the trade war perspective and that global growth slowdown is real, from china to the u.s. isn, a lot of the data is coming out weaker. talk about what investors should be focused on. when we get to that all you wish the case could be made on a forward pe basis, the market looks reasonable. if we look at price to sales, maybe less so. where would you focus? mr. brady: price to sales is a little bit of interesting measure. it tends to be top line, which is hard to manipulate. what we have seen a significant challenges onto the balance sheet. just the income statement, but the balance sheet, which has been traveling for certainly u.s. companies. lots of leverage in the system, lots of credit creation, that's going to again lead to a backdrop of more volatility. you have seen that come through in a few cases and

. >> thank you, mr. brady. i'll make sure we take the information you sent us and forward it onto the appropriate people at the sfmta. >> thank you. i did it before and no one responded. >> thank you. we'll forward it. thank you >> good morning. i was here at the previous sfmta meetings. we talked about uber and lyft, and they say it's not our business, it's cpmc that are in charge of that, so i don't know if this committee, these people here are appropriate place to decide about that or not. but these taxi medallion thing, and then prop k and precious medallion, these all started when the uber and lyft came to the market, severely damaging and really creating a lot of division between the drivers who knew each other a long time. one part had medallion, other part didn't have medallion, and they had to put it for $250,000. so the main thing is create something else that will li eliminate uber and lyft or creating something that will control these guys. they are crowded -- they are crowding the city so significa

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mr. kevin brady. mr. brady: madam speaker, i rise this afternoon, first, to thank the gentleman and my friend from the sixth district of north carolina, congressman mark walker, for his leadership in our republican house conference, for his leadership in helping improve the lives of not just north carolinaians but every american. for tonight for organizing tonight's special order, the people's night, #withthepeople. i want to thank those who are here tonight. we heard from mr. johnson, my colleagues, who are speaking tonight on the issues that are so important to the american people. whether it's jobs, wages, stronger economy, more affordable and accessible health care, important resources for our troops and veterans, securing or border, standing with israel or, as mr. johnson pointed out, protecting the life of the innocent unborn. i'm proud to join you in this fight. so let's talk about the economy and jobs. we've seen such dramatic difference last two years. remember, before that, you know, the economy

mr. gunwald: thanks. >> hi. my name is brady. my question to you is, what kind of inspiration did the letter give you? mr. gunwald: oh, well, you know, i almost feel, it's very intimidating almost, because i almost feel that i do not have the right to complain about anything. so, it's putting a very high standard of behavior on me. so if i, if i feel, you know, if i feel pain, or if i feel physical pain, or if i am annoyed at something that i know is not right, i really don't have the right to complain about it, because people have gone through such horrendous suffering, including death, you know, at the age of 39, she was 39 years old when she went into the gas chamber. so that's putting a very high standard of behavior on me, which is, you know, which is challenging for me, very often, because, you know, sometimes complaining is, you know, sometimes you're blowing off steam by complaining about something, you know, because you're frustrated, so you are going to complain, it's the only thing you can do, really, very often. so it is, it is very challenging, it is very challenging for me to abide by tho

which look completely impossible and the idea behind tuesday's brady amendment was there is that you know we negotiate with europe well you know mrs mate signed off a deal with europe in december and i've seen. reopening negotiations at this stage is desperation and also humiliating it's humiliating for her because she's had to change her mind about something yet again it's also humiliating for britain which comes cap in hand to to europe so i acquired easy about this week with a little it was quite a strong performance last tuesday the sparks book but there's no doubt the prime minister was uneasy with a number of m.p.'s made the point why should we support your deal with you no longer support and that is exactly right. and i think that the she has a central dilemma she can either go with the conservative solution conservative party solution try a solution which keeps the conservative party together or widen. and what mrs may appears to be doing the behind the entire strategy this week is the idea that mrs may is trying to keep the conservative party together the conservative party is split wide open over europe more than ever be

brady, for their work on this issue. i look forward to working with them and my other colleagues on the ways and means committee on a multiyear tanf extension. mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to support this bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the gentlelady from california. ms. chu: mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from missouri. >> having no other speakers, i'm prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman may proceed. >> mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. as you've heard today, there is more that can be and should be done to address the needs of those struggling to get ahead. with this bill we secure the additional time to reform and make the changes we know are needed to expand the opportunity and help more families move ahead. we've made considerable progress identifying the challenges and the solutions, but now we need to finish our work.

brady amendment which is sending me back to brussels -- may back to brussels. their votes are crucial. we need to wait to hear which amendments are going to be voted on as well because mrry crucial player in the history we know he has -- player in this. we know he has not made life easy for the government, so who is to say that he will actually choose the option that will give up the government and easy out, or see going to cause them more pain? we are quite to learn around lunchtime. intoe should start falling line or giving indications about the way they are going to vote. the prime minister is quick to open the debate and we will have debate all afternoon. francine: thank you so much. coming up, the fed they have taken a break, but the economy is still expecting tw rate hikes is hereo. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." ahead of tomorrow's decision, j ean is still with us. he was previously the bank of canada's deputy governor. thereou look at the fed, was a lot of data we didn't have because of the shutdown, and the market is still pricing in two interest hikes. chances are higher than we might have expected six months ago. we are goin

mr. schultz, what impresses you about him? not so far left, , and ato abolish ice socialist. he is more of a centrist. that we arement is all going to be watching tom bradythe rams. , in: this is from dewey indiana, on the republican line. hello. caller: hello. i just wondered, i'm thinking about these jobs where people don't get paid. are those jobs that good that she would wait around? host: why do you ask? that was my question. host: but why do you ask westmark what's behind it? -- if they wouldn't jobs are like that and you're not going to get paid, why wouldn't you get another job? int: that's a dewey, calling from indiana. the washington times takes a look at the tin -- continuing discussions between the united states and north korea. guy taylor writing the front page story saying that an economic package in the works for the country takes the initiative to spearhead the issue. it has been touted in private working level talks with the north koreans and involves an escrow account to prove to mr. kim that the u.s. and its allies are committed to -- rewarding pyongyang economically if it denuclearize is. the state department has not commented publicl

the clerk: mr. brady moves to refer the resolution to a select committee composed of the majority leader and minority leader to report it back to the house with the following amendment. at the end of the resolution add the following new sections, section 6, not later than january 1, 2019, the speaker shall pursuant to clause 2-b rule 18 resolved into the committee of the whole house in the state of the union of h.r. 22 to amend the internal revenue code to make permanent the increase in a standard deduction. the increase in the modifications of the child tax credit and the repeal of the deduction for personal exemptions contained in public law 115-97. the first reading of the bill shall be dispensed with. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waived. general debate shall be confined to the bill and not exceed one hour equally divided controlled by the chair and ranking minority member. the bill shall be considered for amendment under the five-minute rule. all points of order against pr