raytheon employed about 10,000 people.urchases krabt to a major portion of a 2n't $1 billion impact. >> raytheon pring to arizona each year. >> if israel is a modern day david, i am glad to know that my district and state plays a crucial role and ensuring that our heroes coming the fight better quick than before. >> david swing, they just our economy and they keep all of our citizens gave and secure. >> that's israel in my state. >> thank you all, god bless you. [ applause ] [ cheers ]

. >> raytheon pring to arizona each year. >> if israel is a modern day david, i am glad to know that my district and state plays a crucial role and ensuring that our heroes coming the fight better quick than before. >> david swing, they just our economy and they keep all of our citizens gave and secure. >> that's israel in my state. >> thank you all, god bless you. [ applause ] [ cheers ] >>> please welcome dan seynor. >> it is no streets that there are a few places in the world where israel is more constantly unfairly afeedbattacked than th united nation. the woman we are about to hear from is determined to change that. >> in january, she gave up her position as governor of south caroli caroline in. she knew she could make a difference. although he's been at the u.n. for two months, she's making her mark. >> speaking out, against the tax on israel and standing in the proud traditions of paxton ambassador like. less than two weeks ago, ambassador haley once again responded to an attack in israel demaendinding that the ub ot rp. her action had impact soon after the secretary general r

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. >> leonardo had partnered with raytheon previously.an you talk a little bit -- set the stage and talk a little bit interactive leaders and leonardo decided to partner together and what is the benefit of those companies coming to >> is the competition has evolved, it has become more and more focused on having the capabilities that the him 346 has, but also to be a low-cost solution given the other air force priorities. we think the combination will be best decision to bring us the most cost-effective solution. we think we can get to the lowest price with that solution. >> you keep mentioning the low price aspect of your offering. of do you balance the cost the aircraft with performance? i know the air force is offering some incentives for meeting certain performance parameters. >> we will be able to go over the threshold on some, so we will get credit for some of those performance and risk director mystics, but at the end of the day, those things just adjust the price. the way you will win this is to have the low price. >> one last ques

may be limited, as it is unclear if any of american companies like i.t.t., united technologies and raytheon, have any business with iran. the ruling hamas authorities shut down gaza's main border crossing with israel today following the friday killing of a senior leader, mazen faqha. the erez crossing is shut down in both directions indefinitely, and also applies to journalists, aid workers and patients trying to enter israel for medical help. thousands in gaza yesterday mourned the death. hamas accused israel of," assassinating" faqha; a former prisoner freed by israel in 2011. >>> finally, president trump plans to sign another executive order on tuesday cancelling out the obama administration clean house plant. that will restrict greenhouse gases at power plants. a reminder you can watch my extended interview with tony romm at facebook.com/newshour. tomorrow on newshour continuing coverage following the defeat of the bill to replacing e-place the affordable care act. that's it for this edition of pbs newshour, i'm hari sreenivasan, thanks for watching. >> pbs newshour weekend is made poss

companies or individuals for helping iran's ballistic missile program, among the hits missile maker raytheonited technology, and oshkosh. and israeli prime minister netanyahu thankg trump administration for its staunch support of israel. >> you see that expressed in a ambassador haley standing up for what is right. at the united nations, you see it in budget request admit by president trump. it leaves military aid to israel fully funded. even as the fiscal belt is pulled tighter. lou: joining me now to talk about israel, iran's provocations and trump administration's policies today north korea, ambassador john bolton, former u.s. ambassador to the u.n., fox news contributor. >> glad to be with you. lou: it has been a long time since we have a administration lauded so sincerely by the prime minister as this, your thoughts. >> i think this is quite significant, that prime minister netanyahu has laid out the kind of support that the trudge troubl trump administration has given israel. if you try to follow this in mainstream media you would not see any trace of it, this is significant given the

but you have the raytheon gps missile system over budget and five years late.ot to mention the $125 billion that the pentagon says after their own intern inquiry completely wasted. >> we could go on and on and on. you are not going to get any disagreement here. but what president obama did to this military over 8 years, he truly hollowed it out and decimated. rebuilding requires a down payment so you can restart the building of ships and provide the maintenance to aircraft not being properly maintained. you can provide the training that hasn't been happening. the flight hours that have not been happening. and you have got to chip away at the inefficiencies and utter waste. that's not just a tag line to viewers. there is red tape that can be slashed putting accountability into the service chiefs in ways you can save a lot of money and make sure the dollars we are using go to right place. kennedy: why aren't you shifting the money because you are feeding the beast at that point. you are appeasing a system that we know is broken. what we need is military readiness

. >> i own raytheon stock. and that's it for the lightning round. >>> these daysive we're going to go out to dinner, if we're going to leave our precious restoration houses, we're -- it better be for a bargain or a great experience. nothing else will get us out the door. darden, the parent of olive garden is a bargain. how is the stock gained more than #%? first because very few of the snobs on wall street would anniversary go never go to olive garden. but i have loved darden stocks forever. these i take my vegetarian salad loving daughter and we play beat the halves, we order so much salad we kill them. they're making money on us, but their new family style technology makes them foolproof. i think that makes darden one of the greatest under valued storyings out there. my only reservation with olive garden is there are no reservations. and while it's true that at one time, i did wear cargo pants to olive garden to take home some of those fabulous rolls, okay, many times. my daughter is now old enough to be emba

corporate welfare program for raytheon, boeing, and others, goes on every day.his is a budget inside the pentagon that is bigger than the entire budget of the environmental protection agency. so you see, they are not going after the corporate crime, the corporate waste, the corporate fraud that lathers itself throughout the federal budget. imagine. they talked about health insurance programs, ok. so they are going to squeeze medicaid. they're going to threaten to corporatized medicare. they are cutting taxes on the drug companies -- which was going to pay for obamacare. on health insurance companies, on medical device companies. if you little taxes on the rich -- a few little taxes on the rich. getting rid of all of those in the pursuit of efficiency. look at what they don't talk about. they don't talk about what the accounting office of the u.s. congress said years ago that 10% of all health care expenditures in this country goes down the train because of computerized building fraud and abuse. that is considered a conservative figure of the expert on this profe

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one is raytheon, do you like it?ct, all three are plays on the digital battlefield, stuart, that's where it's going. raytheon is the first one, everyone knows them for the missile systems, what they don't know they're working on command and control, geo positioning. and the second is helmet cam systems and control systems particularly for the army and on top of it, e last one a ayedo's defense technology, it's a small cap israeli company, but digitally oriented and that's the key here and that's where the big play is when it comes to these things. stuart: fascinating. not so much the weapons systems, but a digital battlefield is coming on strong. good one, keith. you may think it's a tight squeeze the last time you went on a plane, the average distance between seat rows has dropped four inches since the late 1970's. well, there's now a bill to stop the airlines from shrinking your seat size or your leg room any further. do you think they're going to-- why is the federal government doing this? >> well, it's really bey

two major players, beckh bechtl raytheon withdrew its names.fits concentrated in california and texas. a fair amount from new york. more are being added every day. our latest analysis found 133 minority owned companies want to build the wall including 39 listed as owned by hispanics, 127 run by women, 80 headed by veterans and a dozen foreign companies are interested. kelly, one is even from mexico. i've got more up on the web, guys, cnbc.com. >> thank you, ylan. how do we know who the winners are? a big contracting award to the smaller players could be a make or break for them. >> so the official request for proposal has not yet been released. we're expecting it any day. we're expecting to see that some of the big contractors might subcontract out to the smaller players because it is so massive. 2,000 miles of border wall needs to be built. >> they're making a scramble. thanks, appreciate it. >>> she said there's more info online. >>> up next an interview with joel greenblatt. does he think the market is over valued and where he's finding valu

we still like raytheon. this will weigh on defense stocks, and it might be a chance.he i.t. space has moved as much for it we think there is some opportunity there. really important. jonathan: the reflation trade, still in tact even though cracks were showing ahead of friday? dubravko: yes, i think so. ist is important is what happening internationally with europe and emerging markets. it will be interesting to see some storm of reversal in monetary policy, and that will make it reversible. if it is all u.s. and the rest of the world left behind, it is unsustainable with pressure points. jonathan: do i want to do that through small caps, which were great towards the back end of last year but not really the first quarter of this year? or do i do it by big caps? dubravko: small caps have not done that well at all so far this year. ishink the backdrop supportive of small caps, so i would probably look at it as an opportunity. perspective, as ok. as we're still i think small caps are underperforming. are larger, funds but we think there's opportunity on the u.s. side and

expected build-out of the fleet and more armored vehicles as well as antidefense and armor systems from raytheonheed martin. speaking of lockheed, the president praising the "fantastic fa-35" last night, touting the savings he helped bring about for those fighter jets. expect that pattern, top-line spending growth but a focus on costs. with that, carl quintanilla and "squawk alley." >> morgan, thanks so much. we are getting a halt on shares of mcdonald's for news pending. it's the company's analyst day today. as soon as we get news on that or a resumption of trade, we'll get that to you. meantime, it is 8:00 a.m. at snap headquarters in venice, california. it's 11:00 a.m. on wall street, and "squawk alley" is live. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "squawk alley." joining me at post 9, sara eisen, mike santoli, jon fortt once again live at the mobile world congress in barcelona. we'll get to jon in a bit. the dow crossing 21k for the first time ever, the nasdaq and s&p trading in record territory on the heels of the president's speech last night in which he struck a new tone in that address to a

liz: 335 including raytheon, including companies owned by hispanics and women.: 335 companies are bidding to build the wall and u.s. steel since the election is up 80%. liz: hopping. stuart: that's the pipeline block. the u.s. steel and pipeline. where are we going to open in four and a half minutes' time? i'll tell you, we'll be down 50 or 60 points. maybe the trump rally is on pause this monday morning, we'll certainly find out. back in a moment. no matter how the markets change... at t. rowe price... our disciplined approach remains. global markets may be uncertain... but you can feel confident in our investment experience around the world. call us or your advisor... t. rowe price. invest with confidence. as after a dvt blood clot,ital i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked my doctor. and he recommended eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk