the smelters aluminum smelters, big aluminum smelters giant aluminum smelters.abotage and his smelters. a very brutal start by sleeping in the smelters. wragg like i always say whoever smelt it. [applause]

the smelters aluminum smelters, big aluminum smelters giant aluminum smelters. he started sleeping at his smelters, sabotage and his smelters. a very brutal start by sleeping in the smelters. wragg like i always say whoever smelt it. [applause] greg: it started with the tweet president trump claims president obama has bugged him. maybe he was wrong although mr. obama has been strangely silent about the accusations. could he be hiding something else besides izbar certificate? it's a joke. anyway critics mock trump and france hope the whole thing would blow over and then masood says this. >> i confirmed the intelligence community collected information about u.s. citizens involved in the trump transition. greg: put me in a week and call me sally. really i wanted you to do that. after the show. maybe trump wasn't totally wrong after all. maybe he was half wrong which makes him half right which among politicians makes him a genius. which then upsets this guy. >> i can say this the chairman will need to decide whether he is the chairman of an independent investigation

the smelters aluminum smelters, big aluminum smelters giant aluminum smelters. he started sleeping at his smelters, sabotage and his smelters. a very brutal start by sleeping in the smelters. wragg like i always say whoever smelt it. [applause] greg: maybe he was wrong.mr. obama has been strangely silent about the accusation. could he be hiding something else? something besides his birth certificate [laughter] it is a joke. anyway Ãcritics mock trump and friends hope the whole thing would blow over. devin nunes says this. i recently confirmed the intelligence community incident only collected information about the us citizens involved in the trump transition. put me in a blonde wig and call me sally. [laughter] really Ãi want you to do that. >> maybe trump wasn't totally wrong after all. maybe he was just half wrong. it makes him half right among politicians. it makes him a genius.enthen it upsets the sky. >> i can't say this. the chairman will need to decide whether he is the chairman of the independent investigation into conduct which includes allegations of c

the pictures from aluminum smelters, especially big aluminum smelters, it's basically sci-fi. hard only the this is on the surface of the planet. when the soviet union collapsed and its state-owned giant aluminum smelters were becoming private property, private businesses, that heavy russian industry like a lot of other russian industries at the time turned into full scale murderous gang warfare. as various thugs and connected gangsters fought it out in many cases literally for control of what they knew would be a multibillion dollar private industry. the former soviet now russian aluminum industry. in siberia at the time in the 1990s one of the contenders in that fight, one of the guys trying to get control of this mammoth russian industry, famously, he started sleeping at his smelters. he would sleep at these hell mouths so he could be there 24 hours a day. he could -- he would sleep in the middle of those pits. so that he would be there to be able to stop sabotage in his smelters. so he would be the first one to arms if the wolves he was competing against in that industry c

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the smelting process, smelters. big, big aluminum smelters. giant aluminum smelters.greg: like i said over the weekend, whoever smelt it. >> eric: what is your favorite fish? >> greg: smelter. bob. >> bob: first of all, this is why his politics stink. eric bolling is a good man. adding to the university of north carolina championship lor lore, shot here. less than a second left. they beat north carolina. >> eric: kentucky. >> bob: north carolina beat kentucky. that was luke made. the big news for him, the next day, he made an 8:00 a.m. business class at school and he walked in and he got applause from the students. very smart guy. congratulations. sometimes we only see the athletic side but he did a wonderful job. >> eric: clutch shot. >> meghan: to newborn babies named romeo and juliet born at the same hospital. different parents. they had a shakespeare themed photo shoot in honor of the hospital. they did it for them. so cute, i couldn't handle it. their parents are morgan and edwin. i thought that was adorable. >> kennedy: starcrossed diapers. you know how much i l

we're going to and if you dry alumina out and take it to your metal processing plant, your smelters,alumina powder into liquid aluminum. and the process by which you get that powdered alumina into liquid aluminum is the smelting process and in big

yvonne: would you consider building mark copper smelters in china?en't -- a mining company that operates overseas. they do have the plan to have a certain good quality copper smelting business in china. yvonne: great to have you here in the studio. let's do a quick check of the latest business headlines. softbank is selling a 25% stake in arm holdings. they set up with saudi arabia. sources say a billion dollars in shares purchased by vision fund. they wanted included in the $100 billion fund. the deal is separate from the $25 billion softbank plans to contribute. foxconn looking at making a deal on toshiba's memory business. they have approached a company to explore the possibility of working together on a bit. all three companies declined to quote. they have yet to decide whether to launch a joint bid. battle at a chinese gas supplier may be coming to an end. sources say they rejected a proposal to oust two cofounders. a first of two meetings, they voted to keep the former ceo and coo on the board. the results of the second theing, the sun would se

second larger copper mine to resume partial operations, a mining indonesia will supply to a domestic smelterough exports remain disputed over the government. the london metal exchange rising over $6,000. that is up more than 9% on the year. let's get back to one of our top stories, the latest unpredictable data from australia. the aussie dollar is extending losses after the trade surplus. still a surplus, but much weaker than expected. joining us is then corp. chief economist from sydney. a surprise for everyone. what i'm more interested is what the long-term growth trajectory would be. so much of it is fueled by the commodities rebound. >> your perspective is right. it can be volatile. the important point is that we are now in surplus. this is the third surplus in a row for the australian trade balance. if we expect global growth to continue to improve through 2017, that is a good export outlook for australia. i would not read too much into disappointment. exports are growing strongly. host: i want to bring up the chart on bloomberg. it doesn't matter which way you cut it. oil or commodity

they will supply a domestic smelter. dispute with the government.and for copper appears to be rising. futures in the london metal exchange rose on wednesday. that is up more than 9% this year. >> a rally by the most in the year on reports china has ordered the production of aluminum and steel. they cut aluminum capacity more than 30%. producerthe leading and say it would be a game changer for the industry. that's on a march rate hike are rising after a string of fed officials voiced confidence in the u.s. economy. joining us from singapore is a chief investment strategist. so great to see you. place, i think we are still scratching our heads on this reaction after donald trump speech. why do you think markets are reacting this way? -- trump theng to seal of approval even though we did not get a lot of details. >> it shows what sentiment is like at the moment. a lot of cash on the sidelines waiting to be invested. you can look it valuations and say we are expensive at the moment. it is an environment where people are still waiting to deploy, breaking

poem died in the mass criteria and hundreds were wounded a using firm had pressure to reopen the smelteractory that had lead poison protester were demanding the draekz for the pursuing union law president graergz established under the approving the constitution and peru had prior content by the indigenous projects involving their land the protesters it is a blatant form of racism our state department go looked at the blockades for the impression the community had broad support with repercussion for the state privileges a unreport said the activities many indigenous people have suffered and environmental impacts outburst receiving benefits our governments roll in peru giving the investors to protect the bottom line without a rats ass about human rights for the suffering they allow others to impose does that sound familiar obviously you can draw parallels i sometimes wonder what would have happened in the did not media we're not there as the black outs were objective the indigenous people is a part of our clerk history i hope our hearts are open today. >> thank you for your comments. >> ne

that undocumented victims aren't taking the next steps to escape i scape abusers such as pressing smelters. after being brutal beaten by her husband while she was pregnant recently said i need help. you believed that the police were there to help you not that they would come and deport you now i think they would just come and deport me because that's what my husband was telling me and that what we are hearing everywhere. that is what we are seeing now, even though i did not commit any crimes. i applaud this committee for taking so serious the issues such as trafficking, sexual assault and domestic violence. i hope your concern spreads to all victims including immigrants and those victimized by united states citizens. i trust you will direct your outrage towards strengthening laws and pursuing policies that will actually pro protect our societies. the 287-g will not effectively prevent crime instead they leave perpetrators on the streets. i urge congress to avoid crafting policies that seem like they could enhance safety but will in fact have exactly the opposite impact. thank you. >> thank

poem died in the mass criteria and hundreds were wounded a using firm had pressure to reopen the smeltertory that had lead poison protester were demanding the draekz for the pursuing union law president graergz established under the approving the constitution and peru had prior content by the indigenous projects involving their land the protesters it is a blatant form of racism our state department go looked at the blockades for the impression the community had broad support with repercussion for the state privileges a unreport said the activities many indigenous people have suffered and environmental impacts outburst receiving benefits our governments roll in peru giving the investors to protect the bottom line without a rats ass about human rights for the suffering they allow others to impose does that sound familiar obviously you can draw parallels i sometimes wonder what would have happened in the did not media we're not there as the black outs were objective the indigenous people is a part of our clerk history i hope our hearts are open today. >> thank you for your comments. >> next

poem died in the mass criteria and hundreds were wounded a using firm had pressure to reopen the smeltertory that had lead poison protester were demanding the draekz for the pursuing union law president graergz established under the approving the constitution and peru had prior content by the indigenous projects involving their land the protesters it is a blatant form of racism our state department go looked at the blockades for the impression the community had broad support with repercussion for the state privileges a unreport said the activities many indigenous people have suffered and environmental impacts outburst receiving benefits our governments roll in peru giving the investors to protect the bottom line without a rats ass about human rights for the suffering they allow others to impose does that sound familiar obviously you can draw parallels i sometimes wonder what would have happened in the did not media we're not there as the black outs were objective the indigenous people is a part of our clerk history i hope our hearts are open today. >> thank you for your comments. >> next