done with scott walker. or state office before he could legally represent a car, has th political road come to an a end for walker. >> that has been asked before. after he signed that bill crippling the state's public sector unions, it was thought that democrats were going to be able to exact their revenge but he was reelected. so does wisconsin have enough of a democratic base to win statewide? if they couldn't oust him then, how would they oust him now. >> i think here is the big thing. after again walker has been governor for eight years now. he ain't the same guy. walker ran in 2010 with a campaign that said i drive a 1998 saturn and i take a brown bag lunch to work with my ham sandwiches. we did a bunch of research and found that since scott walker dropped out of the presidential race in 2015, he has flown the state plane 1,000 times at a cost on of $1 million doing things like having himself picked up after he had a haircut. or flying himself to a -- back home so he could go to a football game. this is

scott walker the governor who is elected in 2011 consciously ould a blogger impersonating him. that he was mimicking reagan's act and this is going to change the course of history. in fact they didn't vote for donald trump. many people feel that act ten has decimated union membership in wisconsin contributed the environmental laws. a lot of these environmental laws that are being drafted. that has really changed.. maybe most visible in a place like wisconsin. it have a very different past. it such a stark contract. any and all, which like to take it next. when you see the state of resistance you might think it was prompted by an election. and it was but not by the election that you think. it was prompted by the election of president obama in 2008. when it seemed to me like a lot of progressives and liberals bum rushed dc thinking that policy change could take place there. instead of going back and doing the community organizing and social movement mobilization that would've provided the wind to obama sales. into that vacuum was the tea party. the money that you are talking abou

in 2011, scott walker, the governor launched an attack on the labor unions, public sector unions. my parents were involved with this protest to some degree. my mom was testifying too many people, many people stay throughout the night. they stayed in an effort to delay the bill. people from all over the state point not just madison, throw down there and deliver these two-minute testimonies. sometimes driving 45-6 hours, simply install the bill. one morning i awoke to an email from my mom who was a very engaged citizen. there was a lot wisconsin had historically encouraged citizen participation. this is not just in madison but deeply rooted in the progressive era. she wrote me a very passionate email around these hearings that she witnessed. so i started writing about what was happening in my own state. it was just a little blog post for the new yorker website around but they call the cheddar revolution. it just blossomed from there and it culminated in this book. but during that period i became much more, i reacquainted myself with my own state and got to see many parts of it that

kennedy: scott walker is one of those people when republicans were saying the economy is so great, theyl never vote us out of office. walker said hold onto your hats. the storms are brewing. >> i think wisconsin like texas represents an area that you have demographic issues that could be problematic for the gop. governor walker was ushered in with a bunch of republicans in a successful election in 2015. but with respect to texas. this is a place where you see the gop's demographic challenges on display. i agree with mark i don't think it's enough for the democrats to overcome this time around. but we have to be cognizant of this in future races. kennedy: ben sasse. here is an ideologue who has been almost as oppose to the president as jeff flake and bob corker. but he shows there are people out there who would like to leave the party. and there are coalitions to be made in the senate that are beneficial. >> this is the old parents leaving their kid in the store. mommy is going home now, have a good night, republicans, enjoy macy's, mommy is going to go. but the republicans aren't going.

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the likes of scott walker, the governor here is up for re-election. there is a senate race at hand.es that we have heard about where richard trumka was talking about this morning, but also issues important to union labor. i want to bring in tom. he is a machinist with local 66 in racine. this is steve, who is a teamster in local 344. i want to ask you both, just open-ended question, your thoughts on president trump and this administration when it comes to union labor. >> when it comes to union labor, i mean, he has been somewhat supportive. he hasn't been fully supportive yet. i am waiting for that to come. as far as with the trades and everything going on, we are actually looking at possibly bringing in more companies into the u.s., which is going to eventually pan out for us and work better. >> reporter: you voted for the president. you hope the trade efforts come to fruition, better jobs here? >> yes, i do. hopefully, it does get to a point because eventually it's going to be, everything is going to be thrown up in the air and looked at before you could say one way or the other.

that race is moving the other way for republican and that goes to a toss-up for scott walker. >> danah great news for republicans. governor races also you are talking about hawaii is now a likely d and then iowa as well? >> well, something that we are seeing here and we talked about this before. as you get closer and we get into likely voter polls, and the electorate sorts themselves out and we said it would happen after labor day. here it is. the states are reverting to themselves, the electorates are shaking themselves out. this is not a good year necessarily unless your name is charlie baker or larry hogan not a good year to be running for governor in a blue state. >> dana: in the time we have remaining tell me about the senate democrats running for re-election in states where president trump won big time or bigly we could say. what kind of pressure are they under as this decision about the hearing or the not to have the hearing about brett kavanaugh and these allegations have come up? >> this could end up worse case scenario possible for red state democrats like joe manchin and cl

mocratic candidate for governor. 20 miles away, in the city ofrr waukesha, the t governor, republican scott walker, is opening the school year at la casa de esperanza, a charter school. walker, running for his third term, is getting an award froxp la casa, fording school choice. education is a key issue in this race, 40% of voters say it's their first or second most important concn, edged out only by the economy. >> this is our message of thei yearve my public school and i vote. >> reporter: heather duboiads bourenane the wisconsin public education network, a non- partiatsan group that adv for public schools. >> it's about making sure thats whomever gected is held accountable to the highest possible standd of doing the right things for kids in schools. >> reporter: b how best to do the right things for students is what's at stake in this election. >> you couldn't pick a starker difference. >> two entirely differentiv perspe. >> reporter: on one side, governor walker, who soon after taking office, slashed school spending to balance the ate budget. and he faced tens of thousands of protestors after

scott walker won.ester. >>> cbs is in settlement talks to part ways from its embattled ceo. it could pay les moonves $100 million. $100 million to leave. this follows a bombshell report in "the new yorker" magazine that he sexually harassed several women. he says he regrets any behavior that need women uncomfortable, but he denies any physical assaults or retaliatory actions. >>> next year's oscars will not feature a controversial category. >> it creates challenges for movies already released. it was seen as a way to boost declining ratings. but the show will be shorter, just three hours. it will be february 24th in l.a., and you can watch it right here on abc. >> i do think "black panther" would have won that category. most popular? good bet. >>> given the week that his father-in-law's had, maybe this was some sort of omen for jared kushner. >> the presidential senior adviser showed up for nafta negotiations ready to work, and then -- >> whoopsy. >> hello? >> anybody there? >> the door was locked. so

also, scott walker in wisconsin, up for a third term. i talked to him last week. point that it a there is always a good news on the economy, but nothing seems to be turning out republicans and he is worried about that. to both of you for returning this week. hope to see you before the election. >> thank you. >> i think every president would confirm that experience. i'm going to tell this guy off, and then they go in there and there is something about the office itself and the respect that all americans and most foreigners have for the office where you don't just feel like taking on the president like you told your colleagues you were going to do. >> when he was in china, he was eventually called back to run the cia, something he did not want to do, because he thought running the cia was a political career killer. and then he says, i think we should take him at his word. his father saying, if the president of the united states asks you to do something for your country, the answer is yes. that sentiment i think embodies his entire sense of obligation. not to necessa

scott walker up in wisconsin up for a third term. i talked to him last week. point that it a there is always good news on the economy but he's worried about that. that is a race on keeping my eye on. plaisted livedeal for returning this week and we hope to see you before the election. thanks to both of you for returning this week and we hope to see you before the election. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] >> tomorrow, president trump holds a rally for representative marsha blackburn it was challenging former governor for retiring gop senator bob corker's seek. c-span3,e monday on c-span.org and the free c-span radio app. coverageaign 2018 monday as pennsylvania governor tom wolfe will be debating republican challenger scott wagner in hershey. live coverage starts at 8:15 p.m. eastern on c-span. the c-span bus was recently in honolulu for the 39th stop of our 50's capital tour. join us next weekend on o

"power lunch" starts now >>> and tepper speaking with scott walker about the rally saying the stock market is in its late stages. so what do you do from here? >> a head of the fda sounding off on cnbc pointings finger at one manufacturer for fueling the teen vaping epidemic we'll tell you about the company. >>> and downgraded but still deadly, hurricane florence begins to pound the care cares we're live with the very latest. you "power lunch" starts right now. >>> i'm courtney reagan. stocks posting nicely at this hour major averages were high earlier, but backed off after president trump said there is no pressure to make a trade deal with china boeing helping to fuel the dow apple jumping. and microsoft hitting new all-time highs goldman trying to hold its longest losing streak ever, snap shares hitting a new all-time low. but amd rallying the stock trading above $30 for the first time since 2006. up more than 200% this year. >> i'm bill griffith this morning's market is rally petered out for a time dow up about 130 points. bob pisani, a whip saw day >> yeah, turkey raising rates to 24%.

you saw this and was once in with scott walker after he made some really big moves that angered organizedll of the money that went after him there. that kind understate of thing. local issues actually we can play in this race and even though i suspect that though she's favored, there is a possibility again because of that handling, of an upset. david: derek, thank you so much. sign up for the balance of power newsletter, get the latest on global politics in your inbox every single day. checking on the markets as we leave, the markets are frankly fairly mixed. the dow jones is up. the s&p has been floating around about in. coming up, special coverage of the latest apple product announcement coming up for a here on bloomberg. this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. st

you >> appreciate it >> more on tesla to come "squawk alley" is back after this break >>> i am scott walkere rally keep running through the fall with earnings, trade and midterms looming. >>> how low to tesla shares go now that the sec filed suit against elon musk. we ask the analysts. and our call of the day looking for a $100 share move in a popular tech name. we're going to reveal it, give you the trade. do it when we see you at noon. michael, 15 away see you then >> we'll watch it, scott thank you very much. >>> the google ceo meeting in washington >> pichai was supposed to be headed to a session with steve scalise about now. that meeting was delayed until the afternoon because the house is busy preparing to vote on the tax 2.0 bill pichai has been playing nice with republicans on the hill all morning. he went to a meeting hosted by the house majority leader kevin mccarthy he is important, not only does he represent a district in california, he could be the next speaker of the house in that meeting as well was bob goodlatte, chairman of the judiciary committee, and that's the committee

. >>> i am brian sullivan in for scott walker here's what's coming up at noon eastern time tech trouble coming off the worst week since march. we debate some of the big movers and what it means for you and your money. >>> and mario gabelli joins us live with his take on the media space and stocks. >>> and the call of the day. one analyst says brighter days are ahead for one retailer it is one of the stocks pushing the retail sector higher today i want you to think air force one, but not the plane all of that and more at the top of the hour. right now, send it to morgan brennan. >> if this was trivia, i would have the winning answer. >> do you know what it is? >> you talking about boeing? you say air force one. i can't help but think boeing. >> it is not >> okay. then i am the loser. looking forward to it, brian >>> let's get to the cme and rick santelli for the santelli exchange hey, rick. >> good morning. thank you. like to welcome my guest charles miller thank you for taking the time. >> glad to be here >> all right last week president trump announced he was crafting an executive orde

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priority: you >>> i am scott walker.what's coming up top of the hour stocks are going to book the best week in two months. should you get more bullish? >>> is nike or underarmor the best performing. traders give you the flag. >>> and mario gabelli with us. find out how high he thinks stocks climb from here all at noon. morgan, we're about 15 away. see you then. >> sounds good >>> london based retailer farfetch going public here at the end of the nysu. shares up 42% now. farfetch which doesn't own the inventory itself joining us, founder and ceo. >> thank you for having me. >> strong start to first day of trading for your company you operate in a niche area of e-commerce that's the luxury high end area, the only area at this point that amazon hasn't conquered. you have growing competition in the space. money you raised today, how are you putting it to work >> obviously it is a great day for the team we have been over ten years building a platform for luxury fashion and for boutiques, for brands and for consumers, and that

. >>> i am scott walker.m will impact your money in the weeks ahead, and why markets aren't taking off today. >>> are the wheels off at tesla after more executives head for the exits. and elon musk appears to smoke marijuana during an interview. robert chapman joins us for an interview. >>> and two more traders revealing their ultimate portfolios today at noon that means we are a touch more than 15 away see you then. >> that's close. looking forward to it, scott. >>> the tit for tat trade war continues between the u.s. and china. we have a gathering of leaders from around the globe. he spoke with the former chinese central bank governor and joins us now steve? >> thanks very much indeed you have to remember the chap i spoke to was the key liberalizer of the chinese economy december 2002 to march '18. he was the governor of the central bank, one of the key lieutenants of xi jinping when he took over we talked trade and currency first of all, about trade wars and impact on the chinese economy. he says it is ver

. >>> wisconsin scott walker trails the democrat.s by five points in the marquette university law school poll. a cnn poll finds republican governor doug ducey leading his democratic opponent garcia but that's within the poll's margin of error. democratic senator tammy baldwin with an 11-point lead over her republican challenger and in texas a poll shows republican senator, ted cruz ahead of congressman orork. that is a wider spread than other polls showed. >>> and after meeting with the president of poland yesterday, president trump says the united states is considering a request for a permanent u.s. military base. poland has long sought a permanent u.s. military presence to help act as deterrent to russia. they even offered naming rights as a new incentive. >> translator: i said i would very much like for us to set up permanent american bases in poland which we would call fort trump and i firmly believe this is possible. >> the president also said publicly that he would pay the united states -- meaning poland would be paying billion

. >>> i am scott walker.ing up top of the hour stocks are up, despite escalating trade war the question is for how long we'll debate what this means to your money. >>> the retailer that looks primed for a takeoff our call of the day. >>> and the race to zero what some brokers are doing to get your business and what the real catch is all at noon. see you in about 15. >> all right, scott, thanks. >>> the gender gap continues in silicon valley they found a gap between women and men at companies julia boorstin breaks it down as part of the closing the gap series good morning, julia. >> reporter: good morning to you, carl. women own just a fraction of the equity of startups finding female employees own just 47 cents of startup equity. that gap between men and women on the cap table which allocates shares in private companies is considered a key piece of inequity in silicon valley starsup equity enables investment in the next generation of companies and fuels the next generation of entrepreneurs. women comprise 35%

in 2011, scott walker, the governor launched an attack on the labor unions, public sector unions. my parents were involved with this protest to some degree. my mom was testifying too many people, many people stay throughout the night. they stayed in an effort to delay the bill. people from all over the state point not just madison, throw down there and deliver these two-minute testimonies. sometimes driving 45-6 hours, simply install the bill. one morning i awoke to an email from my mom who was a very engaged citizen. there was a lot wisconsin had historically encouraged citizen participation. this is not just in madison but deeply rooted in the progressive era. she wrote me a very passionate email around these hearings that she witnessed. so i started writing about what was happening in my own state. it was just a little blog post for the new yorker website around but they call the cheddar revolution. it just blossomed from there and it culminated in this book. but during that period i became much more, i reacquainted myself with my own state and got to see many parts of it that

out how to get russian government help to whoever it was going to be, whether it was going to be scott walker or trump or anybody else. somebody who could beat you. some way the russian government could get money to that effort. >> uh-huh. >> it seems like you're the center of the story when it comes to russian interests in 2016, as much as trump may have been a point of focus as well. i wonder if this is old news to you, if this is the way you've seen it? >> i knew that putin was very unhappy with me for, again, behaving like a secretary of state and raising concerns about the unfairness of the elections that were held for their parliament in the fall of 2011. he made that very clear. i know that he is paranoid about any kind of mass movement in any country on his border that might result in more democracy, a closer relationship with the european union, potential membership in nato. i certainly knew and understood all of that. but, again, i thought it wasn't personal. i didn't realize how personal it was until all these documents and this information has come out. i thought it was their view

and governor scott walker here in wisconsin, he's tied in the polls here, a tough re-election bid on was here riding on a harley-davidson motorcycle and pressed by democrats to take a tougher line with the president. because it's not just harley-davidson motorcycles. it's cranberries. this is the largest producing cranberry state in the nation. you've got dairy, cheese, paper companies here that all need an end to these deals. richard? >> you've got maple syrup. all sorts of and what ted cruz is doing there, as well. and cal, was that some of the -- was that part of the drumbeat that the democrat was using this old campaign video from 2016? >> yeah, absolutely. look, the congressman is hot, up in the polls, maybe just slightly, even to up, maybe a one-point difference. i know we don't love polling. but it's a sign and he says the state of texas glows so red, you can see it from outer space. if he didn't need the momentum already, trump seemingly handed him more momentum with that tweet attacking him. i had a chance to ask the congressman for his response. here's what he said. >> we a

. >>> i am scott walker. we are calling it the tepper take away.old me about stocks and what it means to investors. and a second sit down with david tepper on the tenth anniversary of the financial crisis. today, hear his reflections on that period, whether he thinks it could all happen again. and jon najarian in a few minutes. >> see you then. thank you. >>> we are outside the courthouse learning about new developments what can you tell us . >> reporter: sara, that hearing is still going on. manafort showing up in the courtroom in a business suit, a dark suit, white shirt, purple tie, hair neatly domed some speculation whether he might show up in a jump suit since he has been in custody for some time now. the judge did grant him that one benefit as he entered the courtroom. during the hearing part of the point of it is for the judge to determine that manafort is of sound mind and able to understand the charges against him. she said the point is for him to make sure that he is making a knowing and voluntary choice in this plea deal and in this coop

ipos start trading during this hour alanco and bright, both at double-digit percentages >>> i'm scott walker, stocks are surging, the dow hitting a new record for the first time since january. the big question now -- how high can they fly it's 12:00 noone and this is the ro halftime report. >> we have a dow record. >> the s&p 500 and dow both cross historic barriers. wall street weighs in on two dow components and did the financials just wake up? the halftime report starts right now. >>> welcome to our show today, here to debate and trade the biggest stories of the day joe tear nova, steve weiss and john and pete najarian and megan shue, a chief investment strategist we do begin with new records in the dow and s&p. caterpill caterpillar, amex. banks are up, hard to have a down market if the banks are going to wake up. >> we've talked about the industrials over the last week or so we talked about the healthy rotation, we've seen a lot of technology selling off of particularly yesterday we were talking about the f.a.n.g., when you see other areas starting to take the leadership roles, we've se

"power lunch" starts now >>> and tepper speaking with scott walker about the rally saying the stock marketstages. so what do you do from here? >> a head of the fda sounding off on cnbc pointings finger at one manufacturer for fueling the teen vaping epidemic we'll tell you about the company. >>> and downgraded but still deadly, hurricane florence begins to pound the care cares we're live with the very latest. you "power lunch" starts right now.

the republican incumbe, scott walker, is squaring off against the state's longtime superintendent of school polls indicate the race is too close to call. special correspondent lisa stark of our partner "education week" went to wisconsin for our weekly segment, "making the grade." >> reporter: it's a raucousir welcome on tst day of school at maple tree mlementary inilwaukee. >> welcome back. >> reporter: students, cheered on by city and district officials, and tony evers, wisconsin's schools chief and fthe democratic candidate governor. 20 miles away, in the city of waukesha, the current governor, republican sco walker, is opening the school year at la casa de esperanza, a charter school. walker, running for his third term, is getting an award from la casa, for expanding school choice. education is a key issue in this race, 40% of voters say it's their first or second most important ncern, edged out only by the economy. >> this is our message of thear i love my public school and i vote. >> reporter: heather duboie s bourenads the wisconsin public education network, a non- partidvsan g

when i asked him about governor scott walker, the republican who ended collective bargaining here for public workers here in the state, he said he will not vote for the republican for re-election this november. there is a distinction there. one gentleman who we talked to, randy bryce. he is a democratic congressional member. his nickname is iron 'stache. he is part of the local iron workers union. i said what do the democrats need to do in the house races, senate races, to convince voters that the democratic party is the pro-uni pro-union party here this november? this is part of what he told us. >> it's not the tariffs that's a problem. it's the leadership that's trying to use them. donald trump has all the tools and the fact that he is using us as a form of political gamesmanship, it's theater for him. he doesn't have any long-term intelligent plan to actually help people here. if we can get, solve the problem, which is china dumping tons of steel on us, i'll call that a win. we are nowhere near there now. we are alienating allies. >> reporter: the other part about this is it's not

scott walker won.ts embattled ceo. it could pay les moonves $100 million. $100 million to leave. this follows a bombshell report in "the new yorker" magazine that he sexually harassed several women. he says he regrets any behavior that need women uncomfortable, but he denies any physical assaults or retaliatory actions. >>> next year's oscars will not feature a controversial category. >> it creates challenges for movies already released. it was seen as a way to boost declining ratings. but the show will be shorter, just three hours. it will be february 24th in l.a., and you can watch it right here on abc. >> i do think "black panther" would have won that category. most popular? good bet. >>> given the week that his father-in-law's had, maybe this was some sort of omen for jared kushner. >> the presidential senior adviser showed up for nafta negotiations ready to work, and then -- >> whoopsy. >> hello? >> anybody there? >> the door was locked. so he waits, and he waits. and he waits. >> awkward. >> an a

. >> reporter: governor scott walker toured one of the hardest hit counties friday after declaring a statewide emergency last week. >> there will be at least an hour delay of the game. >> reporter: the skies opened up saturday night over memorial stadium at the university of nebraska in lincoln. the delay turned into a cancellation marking the first time in school history a football game was canceled because of weather. the national weather service confirmed at least three tornadoes touched down in three different counties in michigan. including in berry county where a twister snapped this huge tree and brought it crashing down on this home. >> it didn't sound like the freight train or whatever they say, but just sounded like a real huge wind. >> reporter: in pennsylvania, lancaster and york counties are cleaning up after heavy downpours left a destructive mark in the region. officials in both counties issued disaster declarations after multiple roads were damaged after the storm. >> i was amazed actually because it has rained harder than that here and we've never had this kind of de

scott walker, the governor -- he won, got recalled, then won again, and he is up for reelection agains have been positive in terms of economic development in wisconsin. it is very robust. it is doing far better than the rest of the country. you do not have problems like illinois has, with each pension .eficits and fiscal unbalances it is a sound, growing place. part of it has been because of -- as a result of some republican policies. but in order for republicans to answer to those policies, they need the support of that middle-class, which they have got. the question this fall is where does the go? the middle class will go to tammy baldwin and company. the question is will the middle class come out and vote for republicans again? tom: let's stay with the medicine people, the mining people. there's always a discussion on miner and trading house glencore. the chart at the core is really interesting. the stasis of three and four -- 300 and 400, then the plummet and the recovery. what is the "now what?" for this investment? have: the "now what?" is a completely de-leveraged their balance

. >> i work with scott walker to take on the big labor bosses.e these guys work for the taxpayers. not the other way around. now i'm running percent it to stand with president trump. we can finally drain the swamp. it's about time we may washington do an honest day's work. i approve this message. host: ads on the air in the wisconsin senate race. cj is next, republican line. caller: good morning to you and thank you for taking my call. good morning, america and god was america. most of these as they are running are the same old. they are talking about it but they are not really talking about any solutions. when are we going to come together for our children in these ads? we need to have some kind of rules when they put these ads up because people are not showing you what they are really doing behind closed doors. host: thank you for the call. from pittsburgh, eric, you're next. the last caller about the national debt. problem, when the earth runs out of oil -- host: ok, they show the call. diana from indianapolis. good morning. caller: good morni

scott: second part first and first part second. i found no evidence of them opposed to going in. one north carolina resident in walker's division. someone in a history of the unit said there were some men who said we didn't sign up for doing this. we signed up to defend the confederacy, so we don't want to go in there. i did find some evidence that, or some rumors, that soldiers through their shows -- shoes away. long street said anyone without shoes could not going to maryland. there were rumors they threw their shoes away. we get attached to these armies. that could never happen. really? you don't eat food and you are marching all the time and bullets taking people's heads off, i can see someone throwing their shoes away. no. confederateact most soldiers were enthusiastic about the invasion. they were delighted to carry the war into the north, and many of them thought maryland, they didn't know about that part. they thought because it was a slave state would be welcoming. i will paraphrase one soldier when they left rhetoric. he called it a -- left frederick. he called it a damn yankee hole. the second part of your question wa

they forgot with a great governor there, scott walker. i was in the middle of a welfare reform debate. specific restrictions and "the patriot's toolbox" such as work requirements, expectation and helping people move off of welfare and getting a job. many of those things were passed and put in place with the help of the heartland institute and many others in the state of wisconsin. the "the patriot's toolbox" is best source, the answer for what our state legislators and other policy makers should be reading. >> thanks for spending a few minutes on both tv. >> all right, thank you very much. thank ..