. >> yes, that's ryan labore and he goes to shoot his shot, misses it, it bounces off the side of the hoop across the pool. >> he was aiming, that's the one he was going for. >> i imagine his buddy right next to him is going ehm, that doesn't count because you didn't call your shot. >>> oh! >> well this little lady is perfecting her trick shot craft as well. >> yeah! >> nice. >> that's 5-year-old emmy. i think the lesson is learning if at first you don't succeed -- >> edit. >> or that. >> no, try, try again, because her dad is here with her every step of the way. hey! >> her brother's like, what? >> get ready for the little girl. >> yeah! >> mommy! >> that was the first try! >>> a news flash for a lot of people out there, it turns out dishes don't wash themselves. >> what? i leave them in the skimping and sometimes it's overnight, they're done. >> like magic. well it turns out it's not. >> the dishes fairy doesn't exist. >> she's going to give you a very passive/aggressive tutorial about how to use the dishwasher. >> here's how you begin. you open the dishwasher. then you load the dis

labor? speaker paul ryan: my wife and i have that conversation in the spring of every election year.haven't had it then. >> this is my tenth term. i have been in congress 20 years. we have a decision-making process we go through. i feel really good where we are. i am proud of the work we have done. it put the house republicans in a good position and the country in a good position. we are deregulating, we got tax reform and now we are read building our military. now we are work on getting this immigration problem fixed. that's pretty good. maria: do you feel you have a reliable narnt white house? speaker paul ryan: i do. maria: the story line i'm hearing, we are working on one thing and all after sudden the president tweets something and the media focus changes. speaker paul ryan: we tell our members to forget about the white noise, what they are hearing on tv, no offense. i think the president put a sincere, serious offer on the table. it was something that encapsulate those four pillars he talks about. the senate is getting started on this. we'll get started having those considerati

ryan mercado and liam tobin. the wait time for worker's comp hearings has been cut in half because of their efforts. this 2017 team of the year from the department of labornd industrial relations launched a project to digitize mountains of paperwork from some 20,000 claims a year. and there are many more dedicated workers just like them all around the state. jodi, ryan and liam, please stand to be recognized. [ applause ] they are just a sampling of our homegrown talent. we just need to do more to create the supportive environment around them that will launch and sustain their careers here in the islands. i hope you leave today knowing that we have laid important groundwork and that hawaii is on the edge of something exciting. at the beginning of my speech, i said hawaii is a beautiful and complex place. i believe that is our gift to our children and to the future. imagine a future economy for hawaii that isn't reliant solely on tourism and the military. imagine a future where local entrepreneurs are inventing useful products and services that are sold across the globe. imagine that we use our temperate weather and four growing seasons to develop new hig

labor markets are tight if you look at just the technical definition where the unemployment rate is low, but paul ryan, speaker of the house, wants to bring 25 million people who have left the labor force altogether, right, frustrated workers, couldn't find jobs after the financial crisis, what is your commentary on how tight the labor markets can be if we have 25 million able-bodied folks on the welfare rolls or discouraged workers that we can bring back in the labor force, might that help wage rate pressure somewhat? >> i think the channel that you're talking about would have an affect on wage pressure. i think there are two main measures that are useful for looking at and thinking about slack in the labor market. one is the unemployment rate and we think low, lower than the natural rate. another useful measure is looking at labor force participation and there we actually see a little bit of slack. we think that participation is slightly lower than where we might think it should be, given, you know, when labor markets settled down. but that said, our estimate of labor force participation rates and o

paul ryan wants to do welfare reform. technically we have tight labor markets and we have 20 million folks you can bring back into the labor market and if we do that there goes wage inflation, goodbye so we can fix that like this if we get rational legislation through and then the good news on forward-looking earnings, if you get gdp to pop at 5.4 like the atlanta fed says is going to happen earnings based on gdp -- neil: the atlanta fed said it's going to happen for one quarter and it's hard to sustain that. we've had similar numbers in the past. the trouble i guess congressman is it can't stick. >> well, i think it can stick. i think a return to normal can, 3-3.5 not five but the payoff our tax bill, right the left always says you guys put us in deficit if we grow at 2.75 we pay for the tax bill and that never gets reported on the mainstream news and so i applaud your panels are always highly rational and informative. neil: i'll tell you what never gets reported everyone says how do you pay for the tax cut and no one says boo, including fellow republi

. >> well, and speaker ryan, along with president trump, secretary kohl's of labor.s is a white house and administration that is committed to dignifying all types of careers. the president has spoken passionately and consistently about our need for skilled workforce. back in the day they called it voyeur carriage technical education. expanding those educational opportunities so that people can graduate high school or community college with a skill certificate and get right to work. we lack for welders and carpenter in this country. we lack for a lot of skilled labor. and, of course, you know with the booming economy under president trump, we are a nation as we say often a nation of jobs in search of labor. so the workforce development, the entitlement reform, we want to dignify all types of work and we also want people to feel the encouragement to go and find employment, in a nation where the unemployment rate is. steve: kellyanne, are they messing with your lights down there. >> yes. i don't know if they want me to start disco dancing. we just power through. ainsley

. >> look, paul ryan was one of the major architects of the most significant tax cut and tax reform package in 31 years. while he could have point to the uptick in laborcipation and job creation and capital coming back to the united states communities and family lift in income. he tweeted this out. sometimes i the president has had an impact on the lives of real people and communities across the country. and that tax reform is the drive of sustained economic growth. that's all that we need to talk about. >> very quickly, ken, should he have taken it down if he was just having unbridaled enthusiasm? >> it wasn't necessarily a mistake. look, it is interesting what $1.50 au $1.50 a week can do. new york political leaders are bragging about for 65 cents a week, a low income worker can, in fact, pay into family leave insurance. now and then we forget that nickels and dimes make a difference in people's lives. the reality is, that was exploitable and, therefore, i think he was right in taking it down, because there are so many other things that he can talk about that, in fact, the democrats, you know, actually endanger themselves if they, in fact, don't emb

. >>> ryan air shows opened higher, ryanair did see a jump in its third quarter net profits which rose 12% to 106 million euros. that was ahead of analyst forecasts and despite ongoing labortracts, the carrier also updated its expectations for profits. we're talking to a senior analyst at burnstein research. with the pilots, i think they just said ryanair, their demands are laughable. they want to try and match some of the salaries that they're seeing at higher value carriers. and now difficult is this going to be as a challenge for the airline, they want to continue to expand and yet they'll see this pilot churn >> i think the difficulty is to see what unions are bargaining for, not only pay, but promotion rules. they only focused on the pay issue to stem that out to pilots >> what you're saying they should be trying to offer more potentially, they want to sweeten the deal when it comes to how the people are treated on a day-to-day basis >> well, ryanair needs to protect their business model gent on labor. >> 16-hour days that we hear the horror stories about in the media? >> well, to be clear, they're within the guidelines. just efficient that's where the local funds wi

me ask you about the paul ryan interview i want your take on that because toward the end of the interview i said will you be around past november to enjoy the fruits of your labor he's talking about all the great things gop has done like rolling back regulations and cutting taxes and he didn't have an answer ed. i said will you, he said every year when i file i have the discussion with my wife we haven't had the discussion yet. i say you haven't decided and he said well i haven't had the discussion yet. >> that was a very bad message to send to his members. he's in a very tight race this year, he's the leader he has to go out and campaign for one country or the other and talk about the republican agenda in the next two years four years and he has to be at the helm. i've got the impression he wasn't going to run and i'm sure every member watching that will get the impression. maria: i felt like he's not going to be here after november is what i took away from it. what do you think? >> i've never heard more political nonsense. it was a political story i have to speak with my wife. maria: well she's the boss come on. >> i like him but there's not a ring of sin nec

ryan air boosting its net income by 12% to 106 million in the fiscal third quarter. it launched a 750 million share buyback. on carrier valley not to add the costs of rising labornd fuel to its customers. easyjet is forecasting summer fare increases over the demise of rivals. ryanairf executive of morning today that he is willing to endure pilot walkouts rather than then to any demands that would threaten the low-cost carriers business model. shares down by 2.2% today. this was the big data in the u.k. today. services growth weakening more than expected. tossing some doubts on the economy following some positive figures. 53 ins pmi for services january versus 54.2. that is the lowest since september 2016, well below the economists estimate of 54.1. we had reports showing a slowdown in manufacturing and near stagnation and construction. company that releases this gauge suggests that economic growth has set sharply. mark carney in the bank of england releases its quarterly inflation report on thursday. inflation for commodities may not be as rosy. we have the key measure for hauling bulk materials dropping to its lowest level since last august. we are talking abo

. >> listen to what paul ryan told me when i asked if he is going to be around to hear the fruits of laborssful year in terms of tax reform i asked him if he is going to stay, speaker of the house after november listen to this. >> my wife and i have that conversation in the spring of every election we are we haven't had that yet we will if i go out then. >> so you are not sure if you are staying. >> i haven't -- it is something i do every term this is tenth term i have been in congress 10 years jan and i the a cycle decision making progress we go through that is something we are going to do like we do every term down the road i feel really good where we are proud of the work we have done i really think we put not just house republicans in a good position buttive we put the country in a good position. maria: and he did, he has done a good job if saying he would have said it don't you think? >> not necessarily, i think paul ryan tells you what he really feels one of the things makes him so attractive he doesn't have to be speaker of the house he doesn't have to be center of things i i think