he's got a new show on sirius xm comedy greats.erguson is here, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] always such a pleasure to talk to craig. she's one of my best and oldest friends. she's starring in abc's "imaginary mary." the fantastic rachel dratch is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] also, and i'm not just saying this about all our guests tonight, he's absolutely one of my favorite writers going. writer of a great new novel, "lincoln in the bardo" -- i loved it. george saunders is here. [ cheers and applause ] so honored, so honored to have him here. a year ago today was a sunday. getting ready. i was getting ready for monday's show and we had to cancel it, because my wife gave birth to our baby boy. so it's his birthday, everybody. [ audience aws ] [ cheers and applause ] there we go. i didn't see -- he did not -- he did not inherit his father's love of hats. [ light laughter ] but he's a good boy. and i'm going to miss him. shipped him off to military school this morning. [ laughter ] he has to learn. look, he had a great

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sirius, i like sirius very much. i've liked it for a long time.the revenue stream comes from cars. qualcomm, technology, technology, technology. uh-oh, we're in trouble here. 3m doing a terrific job. keep sirius, keep 3m, i'm on the fence about prefer hp doing a better job, we'll keep hp, we will diversify away from this. we'll go with health care again use that unh and keep with more yield with the verizon because, again, i'm seeing these yielders come down and i'm getting very, very tempted. wow. a lot of work had to be done, but that's okay sometimes. sometimes it's the right thing to do, spend some time. stay with cramer. stay with cram. to win, every millisecond matters. stay with cram. both on the track and thousands of miles away. with the help of at&t, red bull racing can share critical information about every inch of the car from virtually anywhere. brakes are getting warm. confirmed, daniel you need to cool your brakes. understood, brake bias back 2 clicks. giving them the agility to have speed & precision. because no one knows & like at

. >> we are live on sirius xm satellite radio, the patriot channel, channel 125, i'm andrew wilkow, host of wilkow majority. we're broadcasting coast to coast, all 50 states. your voice will be heard by millions upon millions of people listening to the radio right now. let's begin the program with our friend, president and ceo of freedomworks, adam brandon. adam brandon, let's give it up for adam! >> i think the wind chill is clocking in at about 13 degrees. i appreciate everyone for being here. so i just wanted to start. i saw there is a vietnam vet. are there any other vets here? are there any other first responders? police, fire? thank you everybody. i am going to jump up very quickly. we have senator rand paul who will follow me. was anyone here in 2009 when we had the first march? i think i remember the topic back then was repealing and replacing obamacare. now we have to finish it. i'm a big football fan. we are at the 5 yard line. the game is not over. we have a score. this is our time to repeal obamacare. but it is not going to happen unless you guys are doing what you are doing

. >> we are live on sirius xm satellite radio, the patriot channel, channel 125, i'm andrew wilkow, host of wilkow majority. we're broadcasting coast to coast, all 50 states. your voice will be heard by millions upon millions of people listening to the radio right now. let's begin the program with our friend, president and ceo of

you can catch us on the radio at sirius xm channel 419 and a.m. 11 30 in new york, and 1200 and boston in washington dc, and a m naik 60 dashcam 960 in the bay. >> and in london in asia. in the technology section of butterflies guys drone that could be just what mother nature ordered. as senior researcher at the national institute of advanced science technology in japan has developed jellies, he is in the business of conductive gels and liquids. a couple years ago they were trying to repurpose it as a means of pollinating flowers. concerned about the tech it's worth of devastation -- decades worth of devastation. is this a ceric it for bees, what is driving this? these drones this guy is a touching adhesive to the size of butterflies. to make themoal is autonomous enough that they cannot necessarily replace the become -- population but complemented. us about technology, these guys have cool photos. tell us something to come over the actual resident or adhesive fits into it. >> the drone is about the size of a butterfly. it looks like it to the moment. the researcher who is developing i

catches on the radio on sirius xm channel 119. -- catch us on the radio on sirius xm channel 119.e politics and policy section, the political and corporate battlelines being drawn around a border adjustment tax. republicans in congress and the trump administration want to reform the tax code in the biggest way since the reagan administration. they want to do things like lower corporate tax rates, advantage companies that make things here and tried to bring back of these prophets back to the u.s. -- profits back to the u.s. how'd you do that? you take the 35% corporate rate and brings it to 25%, but only applies it to domestic income. exports are exempt. what you have is a stark line that has been drawn down the middle of corporate america where companies that import a , the gap, bestt buy, they are saying no way. this will kill us. you have exporters like boeing that would love this because it would lower their tax burden significantly, so you have political lines incorporate lines being drawn. carol: they project it would bring a lot of money over the next decade. >> right. get i

on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton.re watching "bloomberg technology." house speaker paul ryan expects to have the necessary votes to pass a replacement of the affordable care law. the speaker held a press briefing with reporters a short time ago. >> obamacare is collapsing. obamacare isn't staying. , if we did nothing the law would collapse and leave everybody without affordable health care. mark: earlier at the white house, president trump said the affordable care law has to be repealed, and he says he supports passage of the gop health care plan. >> i'm proud to support the replacement plan released by the house of representatives and encouraged by members of both parties. i think really that we are going to have something that's going to be much more understood and much more popular. mark: british prime minister theresa may suffered a fresh blow to her plan to trigger the start of brexit talks. upper house lawmakers demanded the power to reject the final deal she reaches with the european union. 366-268e of lords vo

on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 1:30 in hong kong.ruary data out of china had delivered a surprise first deficit in three years. 45% increase in exports. exports to the u.s. rose 12%. american imports raised 41%. that was a trade surplus worth $52 billion. foreign affairs made headlines in beijing. officials say relations with the u.s. are better. --na's on pretty double unthinkable ally, north korea attracted criticism after launches. they said pyongyang should abandon the nuclear program. volkswagen is being sued in australia over the emissions scandal. bw knew about the emissions is the charge. they're reviewing the lawsuit that city have no medical benefit for drivers. cards, a company is in talks with volkswagen offering access to its home market. specifyany declined to the time fly of the competition. global news. 24 hours a day. powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. quick check on the markets. take it away. is a little bit of a mixed session today across the asian region. we are seeing o

he had high, thin sirius clouds making for a nice sunset.ng this picture of the sun setting at 7:16. lots of sunshine today. today, probably our last completely sunny day for a while. right now, 37 in philadelphia, allentown 29. wilmington 36, poconos 21. trenton 32. clouds are moving in overnight. satellite and radar showing it will take a while for the clouds to get here. we have high pressure over us. there is a warm front bringing clouds first half of the day tomorrow and opening the door for warm air saturday. the bus stop forecast, mostly cloudy, winds on the light side. this morning temperatures in the 20s. 6:00, 31, 8:00, 32-degrees. there is a advisory for the poconos 8:00 to 1:00 tomorrow morning for rain. future tracker showing this around 11:00. the warm front not a lot of moisture, mainly clouds. early in the afternoon, clouds thinning west of if philadelph. should see the return of sunshine late in the afternoon. 55-degrees, 56 the normal this time of year. saturday, wind shift out of the south, 74-degrees. if you are thinking

are you talking to sirius? do you find comments like that insulting?> the joys of being a public company. look, i'm focused on a small set of things and operating ceo. building a great product for listeners, really partnering with the music industry, making this a great platform for advertisers. we're going to do north of $1 billion in revenue this year and we are unique in that regard. and of course, shareholders. that's front and center for us. and i think this day is a big moment for us. we're dramatically expanding the addressable market that pandora can go after, and i think we're doing it in a unique way. and it reminds me a lot of what it looked like 10, 11 years ago when we launched a new product. we know how powerful this is, and we think as listeners get their hands on this, they'll see this is the best product on the market and it will be deja vu. >> to the point, i guess, i've been asking questions about, though, if the company doesn't deliver some sort of investment from a significant investment and/or potentially a deal, do you think ther

once again we are broadcasting live on sirius x.m. satellite radio, patriot channel 125. i was actually going back over to the broadcast position to do the top of the hour. but i figured i would do it from this mic. when i use the phrase intellectual constitutional conservative i apply that to very few people. there are very few people that i call intellectual constitutional conservatives because it's tough. it means understanding how the government works. it means sometimes believing in something but saying loudly, hey, this is not for the government. there are very few people that could separate their opinions from what it is they believe about government. whether we're talking about same-sex marriage or abortion or wealth redistribution or whatever it is, it is very tough for people to separate their opinions from their knowledge of the constitution. i'm almost speaking out for our next guest because senator mike lee is one of those people that when it comes to adherence of the constitution, i can think of few who are more intellectual, more passionate and more underst

and again we are broadcasting live on sirius xm satellite channel patriot channel 125. one small thing i thought would be a good idea before we bring up ted cruz because he is on his way. you see how rand is moving. we rarely ever ask doctors what they think of obamacare. do they think they are functions of government, functions of the establishment of either parties? i would say most of them say no. freedomworks actually has its own doctor. you want to hear from a doctor? dr. chad mathis please tell everyone what it is like to be a doctor with obamacare. >> hello. i got a quick question. any of y'all forgot to tell the senate majority leader that we won? no? okay. like i said, like he said, i am a doctor in birmingham, alabama. like so many of my fellow doctors, we like taking care of patients. we like taking care of our families. back in 2007 we put our heads up and realized that something was going on in washington. cash for clunkers, bailouts. it was terrible. we rolled up our sleeves, all of you did, and got to work and elected republicans and won on the house. and

sirius satellite is terrific.till think apple should buy them, but i know it's more likely that apple hospitality would buy them than apple. let's go to alan in washington, alan. >> caller: booyah, jim, from the land of russell wilson. >> oh, yes. wisconsin's own, too. what's going on? >> caller: i'm a geezer. i'm 85. i've had fun in the market. i've learned a ton from you as everybody else. >> thank you. >> caller: i found that enrich foreca enbridge energy partners. is it sustainable? >> you know, alan, it's funny. when you mentioned that, i look at the different permutations off keystone today. i said 12% yield. that, to me s a red flag. i think you got to be careful. i need them on the show. i don't know how sustainable it is. i am concerned like you are. and you're not a geezer, man. you're in the game. let's go to mike in california, mike. >> caller: booyah from beautiful lake tahoe, professor cramer. >> that's where i've learned to count cards. >> caller: i've been looking to speculate in some defense stock

sirius xm.he u.s., alisa: you are watching bloomberg technology. let's check with news.sh prime minister theresa may will likely trigger brexit at the end of march. she first has to wait for her bill to pass parliament which will probably happen next week. u.s. ambassador nikki haley says the u.s. has to see positive action from north korea before -- china wants north korea to stop nuclear activity in the u.s. to suspend military exercises with south korea. claimc state has responsibly for the main hospital and couple -- in k abal, afghanistan. tough terms -- t -- iceland will be the first in the world to make employers prove they offer equal pay regardless of gender, ethnicity, sexual identity, or nationality. the company made the announcement today. iceland says it will introduce legislation to parliament this month. global news powered 24 hours a countries. than 120 this is bloomberg. i'm joined by david a place -- david english. >> you look at new zealand, this is the first market out of the gates. futures for sydney, which opens in about 29 minutes. dollar-yen is hi

we welcome our listeners on c-span radio and on sirius xm and the potus channel. greg from palm springs, california, republican line. caller: good morning to you, and welcome to c-span. bernadette, this is an issue i have had for quite some time. the eighth amendment not being carried out by the country, you know, it sticks that -- states that citizens of this country should not be given excessive bail or excessive fines. you can go to court any day of the week in los angeles, california, and you can see so many low-income people, poor people, and judges giving bail amounts, $5,000, $10,000, you know, far in excess of the amount of money they make in a year, and nothing is never being done about it or said about it. i mean, the country is just out of control. i have experience. i have been in jail. i have lived in los angeles. and if you are a minority, you have a 70% or 80% chance of will to jail because you end up going to court for a traffic ticket. $5,000 fine. you cannot pay that, so you go to jail. anyway, someone needs to address that issue because they are

you can now listen on the bloomberg radio app and in the u.s., sirius xm.is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 1:30 p.m. in hong kong. demand for suvs in china is helping rebounding car sales. 1.5 million units for the month. concern. been some -- rs have the did to kick aol said it shopped around the for agreeing to be bought by verizon. google and facebook before 4.4 billionhe dollars transaction. shareholders are suing, claiming the undervalued the company. japan says one of the missiles landed just 200 kilometers off the coast. china says the u.s. should abandon its defense in sale. global news 24 hours a day. this is bloomberg. a quick check of the markets. is mainly off in the region very the nikkei is up by a third of 1% heard. the hang seng is down by 1% today. drop in the crude oil price. shanghai also had a weaker ppi. cpi coming in weaker than expected. that equity market dipped. not just in oil but also in other commodities. they have seen the iron ore contracts. they close down by a third of 1% in the australian sessions. live from london at the top of the

others are wondering is this something we need to take sirius late, because he has made a very seriousama. it is something many are wondering did he get from a white house briefing, did he get it from breitbart news, which published similar allegations this week? people are asking where this came from and where is the evidence question mark if it comes to an investigation, congress will want to know. you mentioned breitbart, the right—wing trump supporting news organisation, did they have anything to back up the allegations? 0r organisation, did they have anything to back up the allegations? or did they merely reported as a rumour? they had some media reports, cited many media reports, they cited unproven claims, but certainly no one has been able to any of those claims so far. if it comes to that article, perhaps president trump knows more, considering he does have access to white house briefings. one wonders again about the president's habit of reading. it tends to happen in the early hours of the morning. i don't know if he cant sleep and the sense of these tweets. you have to wonde

on sirius xm.loomberg. ♪ is turning 10,t and the last decade has been anything but a walk in the park. five years ago, cory johnson took a walk with the then private startup ceo james park. the tubing took another walk on the streets of san francisco. agohen we talked five years , you said we are software guys making hardware. >> when we started, we did not think about the challenges we would encounter. we just did it. we are really software guys. years later, james park is sticking to that claim, even though it is the companies hardware. >> two thirds of our engineers it hardware engineers, but is about the combination of the team working well together that creates the magic. think we can quickly classify ourselves as a hardware or software company. cory: growing sales more slowly is difficult. rocket ship of a company for quite some time. we shipped our first product in 2009. over 20r, we shipped million, so we have been stretched for growth, so now we are moving to a different environment, so it

this is a sign that the united states is very sirius -- serious about eliminating isis caliphate, not a day too soon. lou: and absolutely. and the islamic state now, in raqqa, the actual capital of the islamic state, this is going to be -- they are now surrounded, the kurds are in position, only way out to the south. had heavy ar artillery there. but bringing in the heavy howitzers is a big deal in support of all of the forces that are now surrounding raqqa. >> yeah. this was always going to be necessary in my view. i think it has been a missio myth to minimize american involvement we're the. glue than together. it is clear that the military has in mind what happened after over throw of the taliban, al qaeda regime in afghanistan, what osama bin laden, escaped through the net. and got into pakistan, we faced years of searching for him. it is important that no further islamic state leaders get out of dodge in this case to libya or yemen or whatever they are going to go. lou: and also important we not present this as a nice, tidy operation there. when i talked about raqqa surrounded, we

you can listen on the bloomberg app, bloomberg.com, or sirius xm.. ♪ ♪ caroline: peloton is one company taking advantage of the demand for on everything with proprietary bicycles that tap into classes from home. convenience comes at a cost. carol massar has the story. ♪ >> this may look like your average cycling class, but it is not to what you can't see are the hundreds of writers joining in from home. >> last one. i need you to be magical. >> peloton is one of many companies disrupting the fitness industry. fitness is becoming more about on demand and all access. there is an increasing number of workout companies using technology to offer members unlimited streaming workouts that let's users take classes from different locations or in the convenience and privacy of their home. peloton cofounder and ceo john foley. >> you can watch content where you are. i think peloton will help to pioneer it. >> today, 26 billion dollars is spent annually on fitness and the u.s. digital workouts are taking a chunk out of that number. on demand fitness services ju

on sirius xm.loomberg. ♪ caroline: this story we are watching, germany is threatening to find social networks like facebook more than $50 million if they fail to give users the option to complain about hate speech or fake news. the punishment would apply if the company refused to remove illegal content. if passed, it would be the steepest and motive facebook faces in any country where it operates. the move comes as germany prepares for september elections and the government is under pressure to curb the spread of fake news. now, will 2017 he of big year for tech ipos. ipo and ween snaps are waiting on other countries to go public. we spoke exclusively with vinod khosla, partner at lightspeed ventures and ceo of rubric, and i asked if now is the time to go public. lightspeed ventures was the first institution to back snap, and vinod khosla is an investor in okta. high companiesg with a real business model and a path to profitability and long-term sustainability. other companies are going public. not

you can listen on the bloomberg app, bloomberg.com, sirius xm. we are all over the place.is bloomberg. ♪ careful joe, they've got you outnumbered. the dinosaurs' extinction... don't listen to them. not appropriate. now i'm mashing these potatoes with my stick of butter... why don't you sit over here. something for everyone is awesome. find your awesome with the xfinity stream app. more to stream to every screen. thank you so much for that down home welcome. show me female vocalist of the year. thank you so much. thank you so much acm's, i appreciate it. show me acm best moments. i could never have wished for, asked for and dreamt of anything more than this. catch your favorite moments from the acm awards and an exclusive encore performance by kelsea ballerini following the show on xfinity x1. the acm awards. live on sunday, april 2nd 8/7 central on cbs. >> this the latest first word news. a $6 billion investment from softbank. it must balance the interest of existing investors. apple and tencent may join the new investment. it is not clear if the money comes from softbank

on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: welcome back to the "best of bloomberg technology".oline hyde. now back into the top story, 44% fromes closing up its listing price, yet the company still has some things to prove. one big concern is slowing user growth. companyoadshow, the told investors it was due to an issue with its android product, but some were skeptical. we dove into it all with cory johnson and bloomberg intelligence. cory: fundamentally for this company come of this process, to grow, it will have to be a better business. it is priced as if a lot of things will work. when i looked through the filings, statements, one of the rapidt issues was this decline in user growth. we discussed it a little bit. they have acquired a lot of users, rabid users. base isn't the user actually huge yet. it is half of twitter, fraction of facebook, but may be more importantly, the growth has slowed down dramatically. they had only 5 million users in the fourth quarter of last year. even the quarter before, the user growth was quite slow compared with historical numbers. the few qu

on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ i'm alisa parenti you were watching bloomberg technology.your first word news, the congressional budget office says proposed changes -- changes to will republican book votes to repeal and replace obamacare will -- the cbo says the tweets would increase federal spending to raise the size of tax credits offer to older people to buy health care. that would help reduce the deficit by $150 billion over a decade, down from $337 billion. belgium is tightened security in antwerp asked -- after a frenchman drove his car at high speed through a busy shopping area. 30 sound knives, a shotgun, and a gas can and an unknown liquid in his car bomb squad was called in, this comes one day after the brussels attacks, which killed 32 people one year ago. drawing defendant is criticism from his party to their support behind his candidate and election front-runner manual macron. and i haven't the primary in january, but he has slipped in the polls. a new poll has macron tied with marine le pen for left-wing voters. the first round is equal 23rd. the trump admini

. >> you can catch us on the radio at sirius xm channel 419 and -- 119 and a.m. 11 30 in new york, and 91 fm in washington dc, and am 960 dashcam 960 in the bay. >> and in london in asia. in the technology section of butterflies guys drone that could be just what mother nature ordered. >> as senior researcher at the national institute of advanced science technology in japan has developed jellies, he is in the business of conductive gels and liquids. a couple years ago they were trying to repurpose it as a means of pollinating flowers. concerned about the decades worth of devastation. >> is this a ceric it for bees, what is driving this? >> these drones this guy is a touching adhesive to the size of -- attaching adhesive to the size of butterflies. his endgame goal is to make them autonomous enough that they cannot necessarily replace the bee population but implement it. >> tell us about technology, these guys have cool photos. tell us something to come over the actual resident or adhesive fits into it. >> the drone is about the size of a butterfly. it looks like it to the moment. the r

because they're doing sirius radio. oh, you've got your mike there.me of the callers. i think we have our first caller on the line. look that way. do we have our first caller on the line? i think we do. [ phone rings ] >> hello? >> hi, brooke and al? >> yes. >> long-time listener, first time caller. question, for you. what's the weirdest request you've ever gotten from a fan? >> somebody asking what's the weirdest request i ever got from a fan. >> somebody asked for my orange peel after i ate it. this is like before ebay. >> wow. >> really? >> yeah, go ahead. >> wait, i'm the caller, i can't talk back. >> thanks for calling. let's go to our next caller. >> you're on with brooke and al. biggest -- what's your biggest regret from your teenage years? >> my biggest regret, probably almost every hair style that i ever had, and maybe publishing the fact that i was a virgin. >> i'm uncomfortable now, so i think i'll hang up. >> my biggest regret was letting my dad buy me a naru suit for graduation when i was in eighth grade. >> but you felt cool in that mome

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. >> reporter: well, the goal of the study was to get more information about data about a sirius issue. and tonight health officials are hoping that it raises awareness about mental health and that's what the green ribbon represents. >> seek to know and seek to understand and listen more. >> reporter: kathleen bran charred is a palo alto mom of three. seven years ago her son j.p. took his own life and today kathleen says she'll never fully understand why. >> he was a boy who was loved, who had friends, who might have been suffering from a mental health illness that was in need of some treatment. >>> today the cdc released the findings of a year long investigation into suicide. following a public health concerns in palo alto where five students died by suicide in 2009 and 2010. the report found palo alto, morganville and sunnyvale had higher youth suicide rates in the county and state. the report also found that nearly all of the young people who died by suicide in the county were struggling to cope with a recent crisis or mental health issue. >> how do we as a community address this. >

you can also catch us on serious -- sirius xm 119, new york, boston, washington, d.c., and in the bay london and in asia on the bloomberg radio plus app. in the companies and industry section, how disney is counting on more than ticket sales for its "beauty and the beast" remake. >> poor belle, she not only has to save herself and bad from the clutches of the beast, but help turn around the disney consumer products division, the largest licensing operation in the world, and they are in a bind right now. oliver: heavy lies the crown. disney has had some big successes of late. obviously the star wars franchise is a moneymaking machine. we are talking billion-dollar revenue films. they also had a major hit with "frozen." what did they learn from this two experiences come and will it be hard to keep up that momentum going for it? >> it is definitely hard. they are having this problem called tough comparisons. their sales in the last quarter were down 23%, and that is because they did so terrifically well with this surprise hit "frozen," and the star wars, which was expected come up with t

you can also catch us on the radio on sirius xm 119, 99.1 in washington, d.c.d asia on the bloomberg radio plus app. oliver: in the focus on infrastructure session, a q&a with british architect norman foster, the go-to for building airports. >> he is an 81-year-old architect who is probably one of the most famous living architects and most prolific living architects on the planet. he has designed everything from a building in germany to apartment towers in china, to bloomberg headquarters in london. oliver: i did not even realize his age, but it is pretty impressive now that you mention it. he is very excited. you can feel the excitement emanating from this project, a new airport in mexico city. >> that is exactly right. he just won the competition to build this airport of tomorrow for mexico city in conjunction with this architect, fernando rivera who is carlos slim's , son-in-law, carlos slim being the mexican billionaire. and this is not lord foster's first airport. he actually trained as an raf pilot, and so flies himself, or at least flew himself, and has

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