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welcome, sheila. nice to >> thank you. >> we have other companies that we want to talk about, but the story thatill just brought us is just one example of how lobbyists cannfluence the outcome of legislation, but is it always at one person's advantage over another or one industry's advantage over another or sometimes does it really benefit the consumer? >> oh, certainly, there are bills th are lobbied on intensively that do benefit the consumer. in some ys maybe they are at a disadvantage in other ways and companies there are and industries pitted against each other and there may be winners and losers and it's impossible to say it's good or bad for the consumer. >> we have a list of the top corporations and what they spend as well and you have a google and an alphabet google and an at&t and an amazon. they have various issues wh the government and what do they get for their money that theyn spend there some of these issues necessarily? >> you know, the lobbying money is where they cash in on their cam

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that's ahead and sheila bear says there's no such thing as free college this contrary to what severalntial candidates are proposing. miss bear joins us next with what she thinks can be done to lower student debt stay with us >>> welcome back to "the exchange." here are some of the movers this hour ebay is up more than 4% following a beat on the top and bottom lines in the earnings report the company also raised profit and revenue outlook for the full year amid a rise in active buyers shares, as i said, up nearly 5% now. at&t down on a revenue miss due to lower than expected sales and warner media, the company also saw a shaortfall to draw in customers. at&t shares down 4.5% today. shares of irobot i have a roomba but don't use it anymore. maybe that's the problem, down 24%. the company did raise full year earnings forecast but investors are shrugging that off this hour now to courtney reagan for a cnbc news update. >> our floors are clean. i use ours all the time. president trump blasting oversight probes by house democrats saying his administration will fight all subpoenas. he told r

sheila is defense and aerospace analyst with jeffries.roduction cuts have on your numbers for boeing this year >> sure. it is a significant impact that we are moving our 737 rate from 52 a month to the 70 something through september and assume a pushout. so, we are cutting 2019 free cash flow and eps estimates and we view the 737 as a transitory issue and they will eventually deliver the 5,000 backlog. we are keeping an eye on the longerterm story here. >> what about the liability issue, sheila? unlike the dreamliner, we're talking about 400 fatalities and lawsuits thatt i believe in some cases have already been filed. >> insurance claims and lawsuits and that will be handled i think for q2 we will assume some profit losses you are cutting volumes and you are cutting aircraft and you will not earn on that we are focused on the free cash aspect of the moment >> we also see not just boeing but american and southwest for example, southwest was downgraded this morning due to nearterm earning risk related to the grounding of the max fleet whic

sheila, so, answer the question that's posed as the headline, which is, is college worth it? there is a significant income premium on average, but there's really not enough information i think out there. there's not much transparency around college cost, debt cost, how much you can expect to earn by major when you graduate, so i think it's very difficult for students to make, you know, a rational economic decision about this, and i freely admit that, you know, there may be other factors besides monetary that will drive a student's decision to go to college, and college is an enriching experience. i want it to be broadly available. >> all right, but if you're a young person today, and let's say you're a young person without money, so you're going to be going into debt to go to college, what should be the calculus in terms of your decision-making, your thought process around, okay, i'm going to do this we've read all the headlines if you go to college, your chances of success historically are significantly better than those with a high school diploma. >> well, that's true, if y

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. >> congresswoman sheila jackson-lee has proposed a bill to have a commission with new reparations when i'm elected president -- would you sign that bill?would you sign that bill? >> i firmly support sheila jackson-lee's bill to study reparations would you sign a bill for reparations yes, i do there are things we need to do in this country that's been a long time in coming, one of those is to move forward with reparations. >> looks like an altar car. in fact, it is an altar car. the modern version. but the bigger question is, will we get reparations in this country? the real question is, do you want to live in a place where people like the ones you just saw on the screen have more political power? where humor and dissent are criminal acts, lying is the currency of public life, for lawyers whose names you don't know can destroy you for thinking the wrong thing. you've seen that world before, twitter, imagine if it had control of the u.s. military. the author of the book "we have overcome," professor, thanks for coming on. so, define for us, if you would, what it means to be "woke," every

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one of your colleagues, sheila jagsonly filed the duty to report and refuse american interference of 2019 with a duty to refuse an offer of campaign assistance and a duty to report the overture to the fbi which would be the normal response. >> it's sad that we are at a state that the questions had to be asked. how difficult is it for the vice president to say that i will not in any way accept any assistance from a foreign power. that should be self evident. they concluded that the trump campaign had an expectation to benefit from the russians. it's concerning that the vice president is unwilling to flat out say they do not want any help from any foreign country. i support sheila jackson lee's bill that would require any notification to the fbi if there is foreign interference or attempts for foreign assistance to a campaign. >> remarkable that you need bills to do normal things that are to do when you see a crime in commission. thank you for joining me. >> thanks for having me. >> coming up, william barber is here to respond to the homophobic attacks from a trump supporting evangelic

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so let's discuss now with democratic congresswoman sheila jackson lee, she's a member of the judiciaryoday approved a subpoena by the way for the unredacted mueller report. congresswoman, thank you so much. first, i have to get your reaction to this "times" report. and if it's true, this is not cnn's reporting. some members of the team feel that mueller's findings are more damaging to the president than the attorney general let on. >> don, i think that's what democrats are saying and particularly that's what the judiciary committee has been saying. as you well know when general barr issued his letter it was framed as the conclusions of the mueller report. his summarization of the actual conclusions, a truth, a narrative, that is unfortunate. and even in the document that director mueller had he indicated that he did not exonerate the president. but within minutes, hours of the mueller report, but more importantly the letter from general barr, the president and his team were celebrating that he'd been exonerated. let me explain just briefly, the mueller report was done by a lawyer, a fo

. >> that's sheila anthem with ucsf. she tells me she wasn't aware of any instances of retaliation at ucsf. if there were any instances, workers should contact hr immediately to handle that situation accordingly. she said while they welcome the right to protest by workers, there is no doubt it continues to be a disruption. >> we had to cancel certain cases. we had some going today. calling for better nic conditions, also claims of worker intimidation. that's among the claims they're working. the ucsf says services will remain open. live in san francisco, nbc news. >>> bob mueller backed down on a promise. the redacted mueller report is coming out hopefully next week. that comes after he said the report was coming out within a week. the attorney general says someone managed president trump's campaign. the question is whether it was legal to. >> i think there were spies involved. the question is whether it's predicated. i need to that. i think it's my obligation. congress is usually very concerned about intelligence agenci

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. >> sheila, s operating operator of ucsf says 200 replacement workers have been brought in. hundreds of surgery and clinical appointments cancelled or rescheduled and the last s it's still a distraction and disrupt. >> income and equality and rcing jobs are the main reason these workers and ucf cannot reach an agreement. jackie ward, kpix5. >>> the university sent a statement saying quote, uc focused on reaching on an agreement while ashmy is intent to staging strikes. we offered -- >>> new reports indicate uber could have one of the top ten ipo's of all time. the san francisco based ride share company is reportedly seeking to sale about $10 billion worth of stock. that will make it the biggest ipo. they're seeking 100 to $90 billion and investors could get a peek. >>> shares of rival lyft dropped to a new low. ahead of work aboutay uber's plan, trhe as questionean gas ion in downtown north carolina killed one person and sent 15 others to the hospital including a firefighter, and a utility company employee. the explosion partially collapsed a building and blew out the window

i'm going to ask congresswoman sheila jackson lee to weigh in. she's next. >>> so here's the breaking news. president trump and his attorneys are preparing for a major battle with house democrats to resist a growing number of requests for information. that is according to "the washington post." aides tell the post the white house counsel and the president's legal team are ready for the legal fight over subpoenas from congress. so joining me now to discuss is congresswoman sheila jackson lee of texas. she sits on the house judiciary committee. so it is great to have you here to discuss this story. congresswoman, thank you so much. i want to get your reaction to this breaking news from "the washington post." here's what the report says in part. it says, the administration does not plan to turn over information being sought about how particular individuals received their security clearances, trump's meetings with foreign leaders and other topics that they plan to argue are subject to executive privilege according to several aides familiar with inter

coming up in just a moment, sheila bair is with me to talk about the grilling of the bank ceos this week global's brady cobb invested in a number of cannabis producers. but first, big banks kicking off first quarter earnings, jpmorgan chase reporting $2.65 a share, better than expected, and 29.85 biio

i want to bring in democratic congresswoman sheila jackson lee of texas. congresswoman, thank you. quickly, why did you decide to bring in counsel like in the old days of bobby kennedy and fred thompson and people like that? why did you decide that counsel would be more effective in grilling the witness? >> well, first of all, let me say to you good evening, and this judiciary committee, 2019 judiciary committee, is pa painstakingly going to really direct its questions to the crux of what we want to know. so there will be certainly comments made by members, but we are going to be focused on important answers to important questions. the reason, of course, because precedent has been set. it's been done in whitewater and watergate and a number of others. no, this is not an impeachment proceeding, but it is an investigatary oversight proceeding and there is nothing unusual. democrats are courteous, rather. they believe -- if they believe in the rule of law, they believe in the protocol of apprising the witness that they'll be under oath and there will be other aspects of the questionin

retired judge sheila o'brien petitions that there was a perception justice was not served and smolletteceived special treatment. foxx recused herself before the charges were filed against smollett. but says she's open to an outside investigation. >> i am again availing myself to an independent review of how we handled this case because it is owed to the public because that is the question that is asked. >> reporter: and it's not over for smollett who could be in another legal face-off with the city after refusing to pay the $130,000 to cover the police overtime during his case. cathy park, nbc news. >>> and now to the ongoing controversy surrounding wikileaks founder julian assange. overnight ecuador responded to claims he was about to be expelled from his london embassy after seven years. the country issued a strongly worded statement accusing assange of showing ingratitude and disrespect. sarah harmon has the latest from london. >> reporter: it was the tweet that sent news crews scrambling once again to the ecuadorian embassy in london to wait for julian assange. wikileaks saying thu

>> likewise for sheila. >> because i was a female, i had to prove myself doubly hard. >> reporter: veteransto fire fighting and launch girl's fire camp to spark interest in young women and bridge a gender gap. >> they are out there. itis showing them, this is how you get there. >> reporter: the annual one-day camp serves girls from 14-19 giving them a chance to walk in the boots of firefighters who already blazed a trail. they practice in 45 pounds of gear, use hoss and learn life and death challenges they face every day. >> rachel coalman, i'm 16 and this is what i want to do. >> reporter: this is her first time at the camp. >> everybody loves firefighters. it's always better to give back to your community rather than take. it's what i want to do. >> reporter: more inspired to serve, after meeting women living their dream, and hers. >> i don't have a dream or goal you can write down on a piece of paper. for me, the dream is that people feel welcome. >> never underestimate that girl power right there. >> they are doing it. >>> here is an exciting day for the nbc news family. today is the da

new jersey, ted lieu was acknowledged already as lincoln "four score and several years the pbmc, sheila jackson lee from texas, and hank johnson from georgia. very distinguished member of -- all members going for the bus now. saying what we always say, our diversity is our strength. our unity is our power. our founders directed. with that, i yieldspeaker, mr. . >> thank you madam speaker. any questions? >> my question is for speaker pelosi. we just ran a story saying that the white house put pressure on ice to try to release undocumented migrants into asocratic systems political retribution during the shutdown standoff. would you comment? not knowsi: i do anything about it, but again, it is another notion that is unworthy of the presidency of the united states and the disrespect for the challenges we face as a country and people to address who we are, a nation of immigrants. what do you think about mitch mcconnell? he has been saying that he wants to make 2020 a referendum on socialism. why don't they make it a referendum on the positive suggestion they may have for the good of the amer

. ♪ ♪ maria: comeing up next week right heren the program, former scis chairman sheila bair is my special state mike pompeo. plus, congressman devin nuÑes, sunday, 10 a.m. live. then every weekday on fox business, mornings with maria from 6-9 a.m. eastern, weekdays on fox business. thank you so much for joining me. have a great weekend, everybody. i'll see you again next time. ♪ ♪ gerry: hello, and welcome to the "wall street journal" at large are. this week america spent a lot of time thinking about and talking about joe biden. now, we weren't discussing the record of the former vice president in almost half a century in public life or what policies he may propose if, as seems likely, he runs for the democratic presidential nomination. no, the big issue was apparently whether he's a little too physical in his interpersonal habits. we heard about various or instances of his tendency to grab women's shoulders or, indeed, yes, sniff their hair when he greets

knowledge tom malinowski, a freshman member from new jersey and ted lieu was a knowledge already, sheila jackson lee from texas, and hank johnson from georgia, very distinguished member. left saying our diversity is our strength and our unity is our power. yield to the distinguished chairman, mr. jeffries. >> thank you madam speaker. any questions? >> my question is for speaker pelosi. we just ran a story saying that the white house put pressure on i.c.e. to try to release undocumented migrants into democratic systems as political retribution during the shutdown standoff. would you comment? rep. pelosi: i do not know anything about it, but again, it is another notion that is unworthy of the presidency of the united states and the disrespect for the challenges we face as a country and people to address who we are, a nation of immigrants. >> what do you think about mitch mcconnell? he has been saying that he wants to make 2020 a referendum on socialism. rep. pelosi: come on. [laughter] rep. pelosi: why don't they make it a referendum on the positive suggestion they may have for the good of