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theout strong willpower, quality to make a sacrifice, we cannot win wars only by armaments.rom day one, the armies have integrated awareness and strict discipline. the army has fulfilled many missions. this is because of the discipline built on the high-level political awareness. the army never infringes on people's interests. they speak to the pulse and are willing to die a glorious death. the army has always been a unified combat force. history tells us that this allows us to be invincible. the strength of the army relies not only in the numbers but in discipline. without strict discipline, i -- our army won't move forward. the army should build an iron will with iron discipline, and under no circumstances should -- must be army obey the commands of the party and march forward with a unified pace. victory, theto people's army has demonstrated strength in military civility. the people's army has always shared the same destiny with the people. they fight for the people. they will be pra soldiers. if they keep people in their hearts, they will be remembered by people. as a po

looking other options proposed in the past or different ways that they can take elements of that plan theoutning up against very fierce opposition that we saw against the border adjustment proposal. david: lawmakers are out of town and members of their staff are still on capitol hill. what are they saying to you about the timetable for all this and the prospects of getting this done when lawmakers get back to town in the fall? anna: it was interesting in reporting the story that we heard that even with lawmakers out of town, staffers are here and they're working on this. there are rounding out the details after we had that united statement of principles the last week of july. everyone i spoke with on capitol hill is like, it is so early. we don't have definite answers to those questions yet. they are still working out these details. there is still a lot left to be decided. and they are going to have to really move fast when they get back in september and october and november if they are going to get this done this year. david: that is anna edgerton joining me today. let's get more insight on

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into theout 40 years time we start building penitentiaries that in the south they were entirely run by companies, entirely privatized. then after the civil war, companies were using prisoners as labor, working cotton fields, working in mines. this went into the early 20th century. than the states took over, and the states are still trying to make a profit from these. sometimes it is private, sometimes it is the state, but there has been a profit aspect through the whole system, up until very recently, when the private prisons were created. >> let me open it up to the audience. as always, keep your questions short, and with question marks. be brief so we can get to as many people as possible. i see some of the microphone, what is your question? >> do you think there is a connection in the modern prison system, both private and public, to the belief that it has become our modern system of slavery? >> who wants to take that? [laughter] mean -- the thing i would -- imdb into history now, -- i am deep into history now, and there is a line. we had slavery, and during slavery, prisons were ba

chinese equity market have been , theout 40% and a-shares renminbi has appreciated quite a bit but stilling a little bit cheaper than in messier china. investors are starting to realize there is a lot to like and there are some opportunities within the larger caps, and also companies are paying a little more dividend because more chinese investors are open to that. yvonne: you mentioned about the dividend play which is an increasing trend in china. on shower is still relatively more expensive. we still see that premium in h shares. >> obviously sometimes asia tends to be more expensive and sometimes h shares perform better. for chinese insurers, going forward, they can actually use the gains i made on the markets trading income as part of their overall net income. the difference can be counted is net income. probably will see a little less speculating on a share market and more those companies will be paying dividends. as a result you'll see insurers want to focus more on those companies that retain good amounts of dividends. as a whole, a-shares are playing catch-up and people will star

are the chances and what o could it mean for your money >> the biggest advertising company cutting theout look and blaming problems in part on the white house. the hot take on president trump straight ahead. >>> 700 million reasons why tonight could be the best night ever tonight's powerball drawing will be the second biggest jackpot of all time the odds and pay day and what i'm going to do with it when i win. "power lunch" starts right now ♪ >> welcome to power lunch, who knows why stocks are down today. one plausible speculation is they got nervous over president trump's threat of going to the wall the dow and s&p and nasdaq down about a quarter of a percent nothing big but a little bit of a pull back after yesterday's major rise transports taking a hit on pace for their first negative day in three and bumping up against their 200 day average. railroads and airlines leading the way down as you see there. check out the home builders etfs attract under pressure new home sales are tumbling more than 9% in july. we begin with politics and president trump's speech last night in phoenix his r