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oft takes and 90 -- 96% companies in india. that should be a boost to that sector as well.se are some of the policies which seem to be aiding the room communities-- rural . in india, state elections coming up on saturday. very important. rishaad: hugely important. these are politically to the budget, as well as the people of india, supported the prime minister and the government. bumpad: spending getting a of. -- up. how will they pay for all of this? planning anthey are increase of 13%. part of this will be for the income tax. they are saying that they will increase spending by 6.6% starting april 1. there also budgeting and increase -- an increase in as asset sales. there was a big bump up yesterday, making the biggest post-budget rally in a decade. rishaad: 2009 was not a very good budget. not received well. >> part of that was because of a tax break and equity investments. we are also looking forward to 8. central bank on february onhaad: thank you so much the indian budget and spending plan to help the rule for -- r ural po. or -- poor. we will have a look at the agend

but i think what it is is most ideology oft the white supremacist. if you look there on who he has got by his side, middle-aged white males, it shows that what is going on. >> all write, thanks for the call. to nancy in saybrook, connecticut, on the republican line. what do you think of the nomination of neil gorsuch to the supreme court? trumphink that president made a stellar choice. >> why? >> why? because he is brilliant. inwill read the statement the law, and i just feel he has done the right thing. >> to a democratic caller next in tampa, florida, go ahead. >> i am a registered democrat, broken to sees the mean spirit that democrats white and black is doing to get elected person. he is elected under the sovereignty of god. >> before we get too far, let's take it back to the subject at hand, the neil gorsuch supreme court nomination. what specifically do you think of that? >> he said he would do by the law that man-made, but he is standing at the christian of what god said. we need to remember this -- men make up laws or whatever, but he said he

the request oft 2% is absolutely normal and we are aware of the obligations we took when we entered to nato. it is a slow process, though. double theossible to defense --inistry of of the ministry of defense in one or two years. we are very fast in increasing the budget. which is very good. 1.4% and -- in 2020 or 2021 we will continue this way. we are not the best in the absolute amount of money but we are one of the best, let's say, in increasing the budget. we can make it. the climate in population and political climate is perfect. everybody is supporting that. >> jeanette mack offers tips on home. >> one of the most common questions are should i buy a house or rent apartment? >it depends on your personal financial situation. you can build equity in your home. equity is the difference between what you own your home and what it is worth. the longer you own it, the more equity you have. even if you move, you can rent your home building equity without living in it. another reason to buy it are the tax advantages that come along with owning a home. you can do to all interest paid -- you

site oft the grave douglas freeman, who was a writer, and won the pulitzer prize for his biographies of robert e. lee and george washington. he also wrote a book about military tactics and strategies. that book was studied by generals had an and bradley when they planned a world war ii campaigns. freeman was also a military advisor to general eisenhower and president roosevelt. douglas freeman was editor of "the richmond news later" for 30 years, and he was also a lay minister. he gave daily broadcasts over the radio each day. is very modest. we just have his name and dates and a small inscription. a very modest stone for a giant literary figure. and he's buried next to his wife, inez goddin freeman. we are hearing some of the maintenance is going on here in hollywood. winter is a time when all the trees are maintained, and they are doing little bit of maintenance on the trees. we arethe noise hearing in the background. artworks in hollywood are cast-iron, stone, and stained glass. this is one of the most popular monuments, a cast iron dog, and newfoundland retriever that was cast in

oft night i had the honor attending the swearing-in of secretary devos, and i was inspired once again by the words of the oath of office, and the commitment i saw in our new secretary. now, i've been through a number of transitions. i won't say how many. and what i've learned is each is different, some are easier than others, some are simpler. but all of them we have made ultimately work well. and all the people in the i'mrtment and the new team, hopeful that this transition will be one of the most successful ones we've had. at the department when we do transition, to build on past successes, continue to work for students. we look at new ways of doing things, new thinking. we take a step back and see whether there is a better way to do it from a different perspective. and sometimes we even change course. noble, innovative, thoughtful, creative, and open to new ideas. we listen well, and we always keep students in mind. and that has been the spirit i have seen this transition. mission is equity and opportunity, no student's rights are less important than another student's rights. all a

wentz says he plans to spend part ofts offseason working with the qb coaches that worked with tom bradyt brian. look where they ended up. >> i'm going to southern cal to see what they are all about. they have done great things with other guys. i want to see what it's all about. i'm trying to be more effective and efficient and see what it's about. >> "college hoops," drexel on the road, wild one in overtime, dragons in overtime, kirk lee forces double overtime. this time it won't fall. dragons lose 104-103. delaware loses to hofstra tonight. >> jimmy's guests tonight, morganson and weber. "action news" continues at 4:30 with pamela edwards, meteorologist adam murphey. >> for the entire "action news" team -- i got it! i'm jim gardner. goodnight! ♪ ♪ ♪

months ofts had seen opposition protesters. elsewhere, he instituted a federal hiring freeze and work to reduce regulation on manufacturing. -- banning u.s. fund u.s. funding to any overseas groups that promote abortion. generally 25, he directed the government to allocate funding to secure the 3200 kilometer southern border from mexico. on january 27, he issued the most controversial order, a 120 day ban on refugees from seven countries and a 90 day ban on anyone holding a past from one of seven muslim majority nations including those legal residence in the u.s.. it led to chaos it airports, protest worldwide, and the .iring of the attorney general the u.s. federal appeals court has sent put the travel ban case on hold until the issues a new order. on january 28, trump reorganizes national security council. the former head of the far right website steve bannon. february 3 he signed executive action to scale back the dodd-frank act. harder --ke banks harder for banks to lend to consumers and small businesses. by theing a cheerf

the 4-year-old south philadelphia politician larry farnese has been founding in oft guilty in chargestaking money for his campaign. >> a 17 year veteran of the philadelphia police department turned himself in today for arrests on several domestic related incidents. 51-year-old gerald smith has been charged with six misdemeanors including assault and making a terrorist threat. he is suspended with intent to dismiss. we have learn thad the chairmannen of bos coves is suffering from late stage cancer. he grew the largest family owned chain in the county. the 78-year-old retail legend sent a letter to employees to let them know about his diagnosis but in his business first fashion he thanked them for the company's latest good earnings results. good news about former president bush not only will he attend the superbowl in houston, days after being released from the hospital but today commissioner roger goodell confirmed that president bush and his wife barbara will be the coin flippers. the geological survey released this up close vision of lava pouring into hawaii. it opened up from the v

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oft: our guest is a graduate penn state university, study graduate work at harvard. independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. i want to say to your guest, you are a beautiful woman. keep up the good fight. i am married to a transgender. a identify basically as heterosexual couple. but the fact is, she is transgender, so when i see this kind of stuff going on, it frightens and aggravates me, and it does frighten her, too. i do not know that i have anything more than i can add -- anything more that i can add. is now and always has been a code word for legalizing my prejudices. in this particular case, if you search the word black or negro or african-american or go back to the 1950's, mailing female fear is -- also a big creeping. this is about kids in school bathrooms. codify this situation towards kids. what can they do towards adults in the future? thank you for the call. guest: if i could just pick up on one thing he said, the word "frightened." somebody who is a patriotic american and believes in good government and has all my life dignified --tful, one

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they gave that nitial investment of $188 billion, they have gone back $256 billion dividend, whether oft is fair return is matter huge controversy and we can get the topic, if you'd like tis complicated one and subject former al lawsuits by and current fannie mae and freddie mac investors. investors.ate guest: private investors, the are traded off exchange and you can buy private shares in the companies, but the government has the majority stake. host: does that answer your question, gloria? caller: not really, that is used to, i used to work for the government, we businesses.o small the loans were guaranteed by the government, but not guaranteed is the reason i asked the question, when he he, but the not lenders or the investors banks, whatever the ase might be, are they reimbursed 100% or percentage of that amount they lent to the people? host: got you. than slightly different the one i thought you were asking. freddie mac and fannie mae are state, vely wards of the all their obligations are obligations to the federal if you have d annie mae-backed loan, you are made whole 100%. glenda

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matter oft a partisan such as the benghazi investigation which went on for years, will pass it shelflife. of such as the benghazi investigation which went on for if there is undue influence on the president of the united states because they have something on him, we need to know that as the american people. so that we can know we are safe when we go to sleep at night. host: the headline from "the new york times," which are caller reference. aides had repeated contest with russian intelligence." liz in houston, texas. coloring thank you for taking my call. my comment -- caller: thank you for taking my call. my current mitt is i am an american first. -- my comment is i am an american first. if anything was done below board, it needs to be fixed. investigation, it needs to be done. the last caller mentioned benghazi. things were not investigated enough. in the samee killed things we had now. people can die because of that. , let's get it above board and get it all out. at fault like flint, he resigned because he knew he was wrong. appreciate. host: we have had some caller's essay the focus

oft applies to all officers the armed forces.f soviethave a piece propaganda that apply specifically to the army? >> i would like to show you a film of a meeting of the american and soviet armed forces at the end of the last war, and you will see how the soviet their information service presents this meeting of the two armies. could we have the film? ♪ lets you are really happened before we see scenes from the soviet film. hi,re outside at april 26 -- 26, 1945. you will see a glimpse of this bridge in the background. took place to arrange a meeting of corps commanders on the following day. prior to this time, only the crews of the two armies had contact each other. major generals from each side. ineral reinhardt said " crossed the river and waited for a short time. the details for meeting the two poor commanders for the next day. i was impressed with the cordial attitude of the russians." now to the soviet version. russian] ♪ [cheering] >> now for the soviet proof that our army officers are corrupt. and his lady friend stockbroke

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kind ofts are just moving so fast that it is very difficult to say what is going to happen.specially when it comes to issues like nato, when it comes to issues like china and terrorism, and so on. melinda: let's try to read the tea leaves. malte lehming, you also said there are mixed signals. this is perhaps in no small part because donald trump likes to have competing centers of power around him and purposefully set up his cabinet and advisors that way. tell m me, the resignation of te national security adviser, michael flynn, accused of overly close contact with russia. the that perhaps represent waning of that particular power center of the rather unconventional pro-russian group? i could be more precise and statewide -- straightforward with the message, but it is so hard to interpret all these mixed signals. i'm afraid maybe donald trump has different power centers in himself. does he want to have good new relationships with putin? no one really knows. a good relationship with china? no one really knows. is he in favor o of a two state solution? no one really knows. ther

purpose oft of the having the government fill that role of backing those securities. host: what are the politics ahead for that lobbying effort? joseph: very daunting. who is likely to support it? or are a few key members who want to see these institutions resolved they want to get the housing. market rationalized, you saw in 2013, the senate taking a lead where senators bob corker and mark warner of democrat, their bills were different but had some of these same principles. you are likely not to see anyone on any -- the far left or far right, very liberal or very conservative taking on the mantle of reforming the system in that way, along the lines with mortgage bankers are proposing. but closer to the center, you could see someone try to take this up. host: joseph lawler is our guest , with us for the next 25 minutes. if you want to call in with questions or comments. democratss, 202-748-8000. chloro --art with gloria, a democrat. laurier: -- is the reimbursement 100%? or 90%? or something different? host: in terms of bailout money? >> yes. what percent to the inves

i can't get enough oft. i hear people complaining aboutt. i'm like after how many years of a drought? >> reporter: it reminds some of growing up here. >> i remember in high school when they shut the school down because of the rain. you don't hear that anymore. up until this year. >> reporter: the weather's come back will mean more calls and crashes. this one two cars on 101. fortunately no injuries. >> probably about four or five in the last few hours. most them are weather related. people going to fast. >> reporter: rainfall tops what this area would get for a full year. the sandbag station has put back these pallets a half dozen times. hopefully households have them by now. >> it's wet but great. what we needed. i think it's a good thing. >> reporter: you aren't sick of it. > >>> . we haven't had it for years. let's enjoy it while we have it. >> little annoying but get used it after a while. you just bundle up and go out. >> reporter: that seems to he be the prevailing attitude. don't wait for the rain to stop to do what you need to do. it

oft: the march 2017 issue reason magazine. talking about school resource officers. thank you for your time. onare going to focus democrats. we want to hear from you only, especially as your party leadership is being selected today in atlanta. we want to know what qualities you think the dnc chair should have. eastern and central 202-748-8000 , mountain and pacific 202-748-8001. we got an update from the washington post about the elections today and what to expect. 447 members of the democratic national committee will meet and vote on their entire leadership. they will vote on one of seven candidates to become chairman of the party. the since coming out of their as recently as a few hours ago, tom perez, the secretary of labor, has a clear advantage, while ,eith ellison is in the hunt but needs people to change their , needs some of their candidates come over. does become tom perez, what has he said about the position and what does he want to do with it? caller: that has been one irony about the race. perez, like ellison, has said theparty was out of touch last eight

oft: as far as matters style, how would you compare or contrast this justice versus justice scalia? guest: they are both excellent writers and that is one thing that will make them engaging for people on both sides. people would use the word acerbic with justice scalia. i do not think justice scalia would have disagreed with that. i think you can call gorsuch that, but he can be very pointed in his writing style. there was an article he wrote for "the national review" that said liberals had "an overweening addiction to the courtroom." via's not by any means afraid to call out the other side and you strongly which when he thinks it is warranted. about his style, there was an opinion i didn't realize until last night where judge gorsuch diagrammed a sentence in an opinion. that's the kind of thing you can imagine justice scalia thinking i would've thought to do that. it is very tied to the wording of the statute. host: let's go to mark in joliet, illinois. you are on with our guest, greg stohr. caller: good morning and thank you, c-span, and thank you, america. i love you all. i calle

trying to use every tactic possible.poss i think it's interesting thatat we're focusing on the votes ofts two republicans when you look at the spectrum ever antics thats have gone on in the democrats. > well, devos, she once tried to give michigan students a $3,000 opportunity grants.tuni to tell you about these paste efforts of herself, back in 2000 she tried to give michigan students $3,000 opportunityunit grants if they attended a school that did not have a graduationaa rate of at least two out of three students. the legislation did not pass.s. now, at convention, devos was at an large delegate. she cast her ballot for ohio governor john cas according. in the primary, her family chosl to support marco rubio. finally, a major point of criticism that democrats brought for, it had to do with the factt that she had no directt experience in public schools. her work experience is focused on fill and that pian politics though she has focused on initiatives for scholarships. yesterday we interviewed senator mark westerner, 5@6:30 live. we spoke with a public high school teacher and i've receiv

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oft is your outlook in terms the timing of those hikes?n terms of passive shrinkage on the balance sheet. the way we are looking at whatever expansion that can happen is unlikely to have a large effect. u.s. growth rate will remain at 2% level. depending on defending , for 2017 we expect hikes, maybe three. right now for 2017, we are somewhere between two and three. >> we will continue this conversation and talk about much more at jpmorgan. still coming up, we are live in mumbai for a preview of any bold moves to ease the pain. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this budget day in india with the finance minister presenting his most challenging fiscal plan ever. what should economists and investors be watching for? following the effects of the demonetization last year everyone expected economic growth to slow. we are looking into the announcement of some stocks in terms of corporate tax cut's. that would boost spending and allow the economy to grow fast. >> what about the political fallout in this web of relationships that spans across india. >> this

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