anti-tank missile was manufactured at a facility in the united states by the raytheon systems company this missile would have been manufactured and sold by huge raytheon absolutely legally to a nato nato or friendly on the pro-american power government defense ministry you name it and they will exist for it's an end use this it if you get an e.u. see a document of impeccable provenance which will be signed by the bias in this case by the chaps who purchased the tao missiles in very large numbers stating that they own the final recipients of the weapons this is not the first time this has happened syria is actually littered with weapons that are made to nato standards and some of which have actually been manufactured in the united states the question now is how much do washington and nato know about their weapons falling into the hands of the very terrorists they claim to be fighting there is a deafening silence a purposeful lack of interest a purposeful apathy and the reason for this is simple the us government and the military industrial complex and the corporate owned media that fun

raytheon c.e.o. tom kennedy. tom, thank you. thank you, tom. rup runnion president, kathy warren. i will introduce everybody in a little child. an england, trucking association. johnny taylor, human resource management. they've been fantastic and really worked hard with us. everyone here today is united to e same goal, to train, recruit, hire american workers. thanks to our tremendous economic success -- and we've had a lot of them and we never had -- i have to tell you as a country, we have never been more successful than we are exactly right now today. the numbers coming out are beyond what anyone thought possible. [applause] and so there's never been a better time to hire and grow in america. we've created 3.7 million jobs since the election. in the month of june alone, we grew the work force by more than 600,000 workers. i say if i ever mention this -- [applause] if i ever mention this during the campaign they would have said there's no way. there's no way. no way that could happen. well, it's happened and far more than we ever thought. we're in the longest positive ob growth

jim, what happened to raytheon stock, and at this point will you buy, sell or hold?> my charitable trust owns it i've been advising owners of the action alerts club to buy right now. someone upgraded northrup, a couple of the other defense companies reported good numbers. raytheon is rebuilding the bids. i think it can go higher it is no longer expensive. i want you to own it, or if you don't own defense stock, that's the cheapest tiler in maryland? tyler? >> caller: hey, jim, how are you doing today? >> i'm doing well. how about you, tiler >> caller: i'm good, i'm good myself i have a few questions after this giant tech sell-off. >> sure. >> caller: i want to say the panic is moving away from hardware to the software field. >> right. >> caller: and now it just dropped under its 200-day moving average and everyone from the older guys to the wall street boys, tech is getting absolutely obliterated. i was watching tv last night and that you can cite some of the carnage, and there is a possibility that you can find some bargains. i want to ask about the opportunity avai

john harris, ceo of raytheon international. matt: thanks very much. very interesting stuff.e are minutes away from the open of european stock trading. next, we will take a look at the stocks you will be interested in this morning, including btg. a small german transportation company, on news that morgan stanley is trying to take control of that rail logistics unit. this is bloomberg. the open just eight minutes away. ♪ matt:matt: minutes away from the open, let's get your stocks to watch. first, maria taddeo is looking at bgg -- looking at vtg in germany. maria: morgan stanley has offered to buy a stake for 53 euros a share. that is a 10% premium from the friday closing price and would value the customer -- the company at 1.5 billion euros. morgan stanley has also secured a commitment in a company that owns a stake in vtg. is one to watch there. john patrick, what is the deal with it >> what a match with france bringing home the cup. it is a very positive impact from the world cup as they are trading -- very good for the shares, 1% in the market. matt: thanks very much. let'

probably the main driver why we saw quite a spike in the stocks of companies like lockheed martin raytheon or also boeing which by the way gets almost all of their revenue from the broader defense industry donald trump believes that he made a point that nato members should basically immediately paid two or per cent of g.d.p. for the defense and actually increase the spending in the next couple of years to four percent of g.d.p. of that's realistic if it's going to happen remains to be seen but at least donald trump and investors believe so and that's why those stocks were among the biggest gainers here on wall street just have to see where the trump gets what he wants call it almost street thank you frank. i could always highest court has upheld a claim of multi-billion dollar damages against oil companies chevron that's for decades of rain forest damage the court saying indigenous people have a right to compensation for oil spills like contaminated ground water despite high hopes from those affected the ruling is largely symbolic as chevron no longer operates in the country. because a len

[applause] raytheon's ceo tom kennedy. tom, thank you. thank you, tom. [applause] northrop grumman president kathy warden. [applause] and we're going to introduce everybody in a little while. i also want to recognize dan england, chairman of the american trucking association, along with johnny taylor, president of the society for human resource management. they've been fantastic and really worked hard with us. everyone here today is united by the same goal, to train, recruit, hire american workers. thanks to our tremendous economic successes -- and we've had a lot of 'em, and we've never had, and i have to tell you as a country we have never been more successful than we are exactly right now, today. the numbers coming out are beyond what anyone ever thought possible. [applause] and so there's never been a better time to hire and grow in america. we've created 3.7 million jobs since the election. in the month of june alone, we grew the work force by more than 600,000 workers. i say that if i ever mention this -- [applause] if i ever mention this during th

tax past comes up six hundred fifty billion dollars plus two hundred raytheon missiles from the us palestinians continue to face my anglo-american armed israeli fire but is it the beginning of the end of israeli goods in the european union we speak to ireland's former presidential candidate senator david norris and with the british government in collapse up to top level resignations we asked former shadow fire and emergency services minister chris williamson if jeremy corbin would do better as prime minister buss i should mention that we're very fortunate today to be joined in the public gallery one of all gatherers by two members of the own simmons family. are all all smug all american family bound they all simmons turn up at pm queues the list of all coming up today is going underground fast as u.s. president trump plays golf in the country his mother's but scotland today palestinians continue to miss their wounds this was released this week from palestine as union of health work committees affiliated so front yeah. my. scenes there from the outcome of the great return much as campaign which

taxpayers stumps up six hundred fifty million dollars for two hundred raytheon missiles from the u.s. palestinians continue to face my anglo-american armed israeli fire but is it the beginning of the end of israeli goods in the european union we speak to islands former presidential candidate senator david norris and with the british government in collapse after a top level resignations we asked former shadow fire and emergency services minister chris williamson if jeremy coleman would do better as prime minister buss i should mention that we're very fortunate today to be joined in the public gallery one of all gatherers by two members of the simmons family. are all all american family bound they all summons turn up at pm queues the list of all coming up in today's going underground fast as u.s. president trump plays golf in the country his mother's birth scotland today palestinians continue to nurse their wounds this was released this week from palestine as union of health work committees affiliated to meds also front yeah. my. scenes there from the outcome of the great return much as

that would be raytheon.t lowered forecast because of annual cash flow going into the pension contribution, pension fund at raytheon. the stock only down 1.56. it is at $196 per share. >>> check the futures market. we'll be up 50 to 60 points at the opening bell. big drop though for nasdaq. >>> this is interesting, a possible medical breakthrough, new drug to treat alzheimer's, shows real progress in treating and slowing the progression of the disease. works by preventing plaque building up in the brain. sounds like a game-changer. doc siegel with us on that. >>> one city in california taking the plat tick straw ban to a whole different level approving jail time for business owners. you give out plastic straws, you could be in jail for months. we're on it. >>> joe crowley who lost the primary to socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez. wants taxpayers to compensate families of illegal immigrants who were separated at border. herman cain has a lot to say. now after booking your flight, you unlock discounts on selec

it is interesting you also like raytheon which on a day like today, where the president is, may not be pushing nato members to spend more on defense than 2% required of their own gdp. it is interestingly enough, down, maybe that's a bargain here. we have only a minute left. i'm interested to know if you think the 200 billion in tariffs that the president just threatened, will not go into effect until at least september, if that is what's at work, we have now the dow negative for the year. >> yes. the dow is negative. i always kind of look at s&p 500 which, year-to-date, as of last night's close was up 4 1/2%, compare that to the shanghai in china which was down more than 15%. there is 20% dispersion between shanghai and us. i feel comfortable china will feel more pressure than we are. i think what the president is doing is spot on. at some point in time we got to call a stop to the deficit that we have, and get this difficult trading. [closing bell rings] liz: great to see you, kevin miller. he is right, s&p 500 up 7 1/2% for the year. stocks stopped four-day winning streak. negative f

going to go to company likes lockheed martin, northrop grumman northrop grumman putting in for raytheon'sl solutions for missiles perhaps trump would be happy with a huge order for tanks made by general dynamics. we still saw how important that plane is to pratt & whitney division of united technologies. we went to a plant that makes them a few years ago it's not just ammunition, though there is also an energy side to this equation. trump wants germany to wean itself off from russian natural gas. how can they do that by placing orders from north american liquefied natural gas, an export market that is really taking off because the fuel is so much cheaper here than in the rest of the world. i've been following this issue from practically it's inception. i know been a devotee based on a division that the u.s. would become a natural gas powerhouse because it has so much and it's a glut and we could build facility here is to export it to there while he no longer runs cheniere, it's our largest exporter that has become a major force along with dominion energy suki, who is now chairman of talur

you all mentioned wal-mart, raytheon, ford, fedex, ups, and then you add to that a lot of the trade associationss, building trade unions were there, the hospitality folks were there. those associations represent sometimes hundreds of different companies. it really was a national effort yesterday and we're very excited about the potential that it holds. >> sandra: i'll make the point charles payne made last hour and important to make. there are currently more job openings than unemployed workers in the united states right now. and surely these companies see it to their benefit to get on board with this because they are having a hard time fulfilling a lot of these positions. do you think that this changes the mentality that you have to have a college education in this country to get a good job? >> sure it does. the story i think again you talked about last hour the shortage of welders that we had. i was talking last night or had dinner two nights ago with the head of the building trade unions telling me a guy that really knows or woman who can put up glass. a professional in that area can earn sev

dagen: would likely be in green i spoke with -- like boeing says better than airbus, really likes raytheon two downgrades going forward basically of outlook you can see chrysler down 8% gm down 5 1/2% we had summit on untimely death of sergio marchionne fiat chrysler the picture both companies are cutting their outlook and throughout every at a we burn through neumbers companies concerned about tariff, so are investors very interesting to see next quarter how tariffs uncertainty of tariffs weigh into this group back to you. >> thank you so much we are watching guidance coming up a teenager recycles receives an apology money from his school district after suspended for wearing a pro border wall t-shirt we till how much he got that is coming up this isn't vanilla ice cream internet reaction to mayo i-flavored ice cream this hour. >> ♪ ♪ you can't stop it ♪ makes plans and life changes you're trying to lower your very hwith a healthy diet... and exercise. and maybe even, unproven fish oil supplements. not all omega-3s are clinically proven or the same. discover prescription omega-3 vascepa. t

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