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california leaving, petco, raytheon, all these different companies going for a variety of reasons, and good for the workers who get transplanted there if they're able to move -- melissa: are they? they're moving 5300 workers, or are they firing people in california and hiring in texas? is. >> i think that remains to be seen. we saw the confirmation of the announcement, but often times with corporations especially when you're looking at sales and management, there's a certain degree of people that cannot be replaced, right? and they will probably just have to be relocated which is good or bad for them, who knows, but there's some jobs that will be replaced. certainly for torrance, california, it's a tough move. melissa: right. and we're looking at more of in this going forward, right, james? >> i think so. when states compete, businesses will win. melissa: money goes where it's treated best. thanks to both of you guys. that's all we have for you. i hope you are making money today. we're looking at the dow right now, up 22 pointings. "countdown" starts right now. ♪ ♪ liz: major u.s. mark

. >> i am randall ford with raytheon. general, the marine corps talked about being be first to fight our country's battles on the air, sea, and land. there is a new domain in the 21st entry -- cyberspace. i was wondering if you talk a little bit about how you see cyberspace, the challenges, the opportunities, the threats, and how you see the core responding in a new domain. >> thank you. i am asked that question often, and sometimes it is asked in this venue -- what business do you have in cyberspace? you are such a small mom-and-pop organization. but the answer always evolves are in there we world today. people still argue about -- is cyberspace a domain, what is it? we need to get past that. cyber operations are real, both defense, offense if, even the way we communicate and share iformation between you and i we get e-mail. that is the easy part. but imagine commanders on the ground in a thorny, confusing environment, and having to share, which we do now, we share data, we share graphics all across the battlefield am un

lockheed, boeing, raytheon. together and stimulating economic growth, cutting-edge research.t to show you how that helps, a few months ago, siemens corporation comes in and donates $440 million worth of software to youngstown state university to help create the workforce for the next added manufacturing renaissance that is going to happen, and probably happen in our region because of his institute. the republicans make no investments in these. the president is doing this all by executive order, when we know by the german model that these things work. is what i'm talking about are you just can't cut taxes and hope everything works out. host: does the budget you put out depend on new or expanded taxes? caller: i don't believe so. isthis point, i think it just about balancing the budget. here is a thing. i think we need to ask the wealthiest. i think that is important. the top one percent income growth has been 277% since 1979. middle america, middle families, it has been more like 30%. it is not that anyone hates the rich, we have this budget problem, and we have to fix it. tho

lockheed martin raytheon general electric general dynamics. northrop grumman and some of these companies are also major shareholders in owners of every major u.s. broadcaster and media outlet so it's no surprise that you're going to see this kind of tainted twisted rhetoric coming from the media and not being doing at. investigation into any claims or any facts that are going on there because the agenda of peter is to increase budgets for nato and increase the u.s. defense department already obama's wanting to increase nucular arms spending above cold war levels so that should tell you what direction that the military industrial complex wants to go in lieu of this crisis marcus that gets down to is that. a new cold war our new policy of containment is good for business in america it may be quite logical what we heard from patrick but you know one hundred years ago almost exactly august nine hundred fourteen there was miscalculation and i can guarantee you i really want my viewers understand is that the russian people are very much united about

the obvious out to ok term limited law nobby if you had three on one leg register a lobbyist for raytheon in office now there's thirty four how do you get rid of them is you get these data dynasties out of first you get some people in a little reform on this as to be a populist what is that would be a populist many people have to be sick of you with that let me just point out what one thing if we prohibit money in politics who who will have the levers of power i think the entertainment industry will have the levers of power that the press people the people will not because they will be propagandized to by people who already own the instruments of opinion so it's not a solution it just changes you'll just want ambiguity what if more power to what if he's rolled you know are you going to go on the reagan stuff and force in the sherman act in one thousand nine hundred two and what if we just went back to doing like what jimmy carter ended up with richard nixon actually initiated breaking up. and say you know when reagan came into office there were over ten thousand corporations that control