nine billion dollars they've made a two billion dollars profit this their main products are like raytheon air to surface surface to air air to air surface to surface precision guided missiles bombs and torpedos coming in and number two to have a boeing jet maker boeing's twenty six point nine billion in arms sales an eight point two billion dollars profit for boeing because they also make a lot of money just from selling regular jets and things like that and then number one the biggest arms dealer in the world number one by. our lockheed martin out of the u.s. forty four point nine billion dollars in arms sales two billion dollars profit lockheed is a. lockheed is actually the largest defense contractor in the world. and the other thing you know about him is that so in two thousand and seventeen they had close to forty four point nine billion in arms sales. but what's interesting is that lockheed martin profit or revenue from the u.s. government alone is more than the annual budget total annual budgets of the i.r.s. and the environmental protection agency come by and we spend more than we

some of the partners between rafael and raytheon is in my district, in my state and arizona, partneringher for iron dome and the army is moving forward. there is really world experience every single day, every single year and israel to the effectiveness. we need to strengthen their relation and learn and grow from the lessons on the ground to make sure we protect israel and all the citizens against these awful attacks. [applause] jeremy: it is a combat zone. you know more about combat that everybody in this room put together. how do you feel about this moment and the state of israel? sen. duckworth: i think there's a existential threat to israel, every single day from the founding of israel and that is why we must remain strongly allied with israel. i was hit by a rocket propelled grenade and i know what iraq is due to human bodies. that is why i think it is incredibly important that we in the senate and the legislature support israel and defensive capabilities. that is why i am calling for measuress of defensive so they can protect the people. [applause] jeremy: you flew combat and set

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industry from scrutiny i think it's an excuse i think that they want to make sure that lockheed martin raytheon and bellowing you know their major defense contractors can can continue to sell the jones in to sell their weapons and when u.s. people are under educated about the consequences of u.s. military strikes to kill civilians it doesn't enhance anybody's security in fact when other people feel the enraged or just completely confused and frightened this is something us people need to understand and if anything we need to understand a whole lot more i mean a imagine if it's a home in your neighborhood ted you didn't know why where were the women right with the children killed so it's is it proper to deny more information to the united states in a country where democracy is supposedly based on education. pentagon has announced it's revising its arctic strategy in light of a perceived threat coming from russia and china russia does it picks apart the two political rivalry surrounding the north pole. the arctic what comes to mind when you hear that word sea fish ice and how about to start on ru

industry from scrutiny i think it's an excuse i think that they want to make sure that lockheed martin raytheon and bellowing in other major defense contractors can can continue to sell the germans in to sell their weapons when u.s. people are under educated about the consequences of u.s. military strikes to kill civilians it doesn't enhance anybody's security in fact when other people feel enraged or just completely confused and frightened this is something us people need to understand and if anything we need to understand a whole lot more i mean a imagine if it's a home in your neighborhood ted you didn't know why where were the women right with the children killed so. is it proper to deny more information to the united states in a country where democracy is supposedly based on education. the u.s. is tightening the pressure on the venezuelan government u.s. fines president mike pence has announced the seventy seven officials linked to president my dear i will have a u.s. visa revoked that's off the forty nine venezuelans were added to a sanctions blacklist back on friday r.t. correspondent do

to have the pentagon unity and impunity i think that they want to make sure that lockheed martin raytheon embarrassing you know their major defense contractors can can continue to sell the germans and to sell their weapons this is a very very foolish way in is dangerous in his erratic incented to go and do this thing to deter. hundreds of i still find a saucer rendering to the u.s. backed forces in the syrian village of by koos the last eisel held area near the iraqi border in addition to the how to surrender there also women and children at the scene some of them are wives of isis fighters and they still believe this is not the end of the caliphate. the village of august has been a hot spot for the syrian democratic forces for several weeks now last week he was back troops in syria launched an assault on what they call the last i saw held area in the country but after donald trump already declared it mission complete just days before the fall fled its remaining stronghold face new threats. hunger and illness. i didn't leave to join i cell i left seeking to hide for god because we are all

i think that they want to make sure that lockheed martin raytheon and boeing you know their major defense contractors can can continue to sell the jones in to sell the weapons this is a very very foolish way both reduce pollution is dangerous and his erratic incentives to go and do all of those things don't contribute toward. the pentagon has announced it's revising its arctic strategy and light of a perceived threat from russia and china have picked apart the geo political rivalry around the north pole. the arctic what comes to mind when you hear that word sea fish ice it's always russia isn't it russia because that is one of follows most closely to their to their borders they've begun to move on periodic times to the different weapons systems of control of the area dated our plans as a response as a result of that we've had to change the posture of some of our forces so that we in fact deter and we send a signal of the importance of the arctic to us but there is a new gold rush brewing thanks to global warming it is opening the arctic up around fifteen percent of the world's undiscovere

giving them money so they can buy hardware from the united states government well or lockheed martin raytheon he's going to the time sorry if i get something. there's a private company making lots of lots of money so yeah that's kind of how. it was a lot of money and times when we keep saying we don't have the money and that we should be the world's policemen and we shouldn't be providing all this and at the same time the trumpet ministration a sitting there making this big play of the reviewers from the campaign trail. about how we shouldn't be subsidizing other people's defense we shouldn't be paying for this defense we shouldn't pay for nato nobody is paying their fair share so not only is no one paying their fair share but now the trump administration and this government has decided that what they want is to give give more of those people who weren't paying their fair share well just a loan on the money but will probably never get it back and who knows what could happen and then something like what happens if a country says you know why i know that you loan me like you know a billion doll

well i think it's an excuse i think that they want to make sure that lockheed martin raytheon and bearing in other major defense contractors can can continue to sell the germans and to sell the weapons and the proliferation i mean mohamed bin sunland makes no secret of using united states surveillance assistance and remote warfare to fight their war in yemen and see how many civilians have died eighty seven thousand five hundred children have died of starvation and diseases to to correct results of that war this kind of proliferation all around the world arming people on both sides of issues some of whom have nuclear weapons and thinking in india and pakistan today this is a very very foolish way forward is foolish and is dangerous in his erratic and sent predictable and all of those things don't contribute toward defense in so many countries that are friendly toward the united states but now to discipline the united states to encourage the united states but also use pretty diplomatic means to rein in the recklessness being shown by the camp administration but also by many. military stick

come to his like lockheed martin, raytheon, boeing are profiting directly from these wars.n after the khashoggi murder. profit. is there is criminal activity. there is an unswerving support for the trump administration. it is up to the activists, who have done a terminus job, for congress to live up to the responsibilities, if we're going to overcome this. nermeen: the iolvement of the united arab emirates, a tiny little golf state, how it came to occupy this oversized ?osition in the region and also the number of european countries that have now either suspended or canceled arms sales ,o the uae and saudi arabia following khashoggi oppressed yes murder and the continuing devastation of yemen at their ? >> first, the united arab emirates, they have a very big control in the south areas. what is really strange, as i -- extremist groups. they also control what is called the security and of the security groups. they are just doing a very whole of violations. asy are dealing with yemen if there are no people. they have their own project. there dealing with us like a lead with t

hannaford that went back up to 16, 17 and another one i bought was lockheed was selling at at 12p and raytheonnings. it's getting increasingly difficult, but it was easy pickings in the end of december and beginning of january >> bruce, what about you i know you can't talk specifically around stocks, and you said you like the growth stocks i was just looking at the royal caribbean chart, that you know, scott likes. it's down over the last year or so where does the consumer take thus year? >> well, getting away from the consumer stocks for just a moment, what else has done very well this year are dividend pairs. the utility index is making a new record high. reits have done very well this year so you really have a combination of factors here. you have defensive areas doing well alongside growth stocks, so i think that -- that constant will continue certainly two the first half of the year >> scott, did you have a view on the consumer broadly >> well, i think consumer discretionaries should continue to do well wages are up the most year over year if you use the employment cost index it's up abou

so some of the partnership that's happening between raphael and raytheon is in my state in arizona, continuing for iron dome, david sling, and now the army is moving forward because there's real world experience every single day and year in israel as to the effectiveness. we need to continue to strengthen that partnership, grow, learn from the lessons that are happening on the ground with the idf to make sure we that we protect israel and all the citizens against these awful terrorist attacks. [ applause ] >> senator duckworth, it's a combat zone. you know more about combat than anybody in this room put together. how do you feel about this moment, what's facing the state of israel? >> well, i think that there's an existential threat to the state of israel, and it's every day from the founding of israel. and this is why we must remain strongly allied with israel. look, i was hit by a rocket propelled grenade. i know better than most what rockets do to a human body. this is why i think it's incredibly important that we in the senate, we in the legislature support israel, support israel's defensi

worldview, raytheon, honeywell, state, andy, arizona the university of arizona. that is just naming a handful. these partnerships ensure america is able to remain competitive as we enter into a new space race. my first question, education we know is critical to maintaining competitiveness in space both at nasa and the new space economy. could you speak about the challenges created by the aging workforce and retirements happening at nasa and what role can universities such as arizona state university play to ensure we are building a capable workforce? >> a wonderful question. you are correct in identifying a very real challenge -- and this is a good problem to have, i guess. people love to work at nasa, and .hen they work there, they stay i think our turnover is somewhere around 4% annually, in fact, in some key fields like engineering and science, it is less than 2% annually. so in a way, that's good news. we been rated the best place in the u.s. government to work for six years in a row now. bow wave ofthis retirement coming. we look to universities to support t

worldview, raytheon, honeywell, spector, arizona state university and the university of arizona. that is just naming a handful. our university is working together with businesses throughout the state are pushing the space industry forward including a highly skilled work horse. this ensures americans are able to remain competitive. my first question is for you administrator, education we know is critical to maintaining america's competitiveness in space both in nasa and the new space economy. could you speak a little bit about the challenges that are created by the aging workforce and retirements happening at nasa and what role can university such as arizona state university play to ensure we are building a capable and skilled workforce? >> wonderful question. you are correct in identifying a very real challenge. it's actually good problem to have, i guess. people love to work at nasa. when they work there, they stay. i think our turnover is somewhere around 4% annually. in fact, in some key fields like engineering and science it is less than 2% annually. in a way that is good new