so i did trex. is it not possible that almost everyone who could find out at a beach house that there is such thing as trex, would they ever continue to every three years do the wood over? >> there is still a large piece of the market on education without a doubt from perspective. yes, as soon as those customers realize wow, i have to continue making all of these investments in my home or i can make this one investment and have something that will last generally for the life of the home. >> but also, if i wanted to, i can see this stuff at home depot and i see it at lowes so it's not like i have to call a contractor and just use the catalog to find out what the heck i'm buying. >> we're in a great position with over 6700 locations trex is available to be purchased by contractors and homeowners we have positions on the shelf with the large diy centers in the united states and then a significant presence within the prochannel. >> well, i think people should r recognize this does not go out of favor wi

trex ceo brian fairbanks. thanks for coming back on -- >> appreciate it.r. >>> president biden, now we're thinking the around 45 minutes away from unleashing his $2.25 trillion infrastructure plan. what harry kudlow has to a-- larry kudlow has to say about the corporate tax hikes president biden's hoping to impose in order to fund those trillions. plus, take a look at the ipo of the day. online courses taught by best of the best, right? the stock is jumping 36.5% at its debut. it opened at 39, and the company is now valued at $4.3 billion. coursera. but, oh, boy, already it is facing serious competition. erin rasmussen is the cofound ther of master class. i know some of you guys know what that is. it's online classes taught by the most famous people whether it's famous directors or, you know, famous chefs, etc. he has just founded outlier.org. that will compete in a way with coursera. my everyone talks to liz podcast focuses not only on master class and what he has put together, plus i have to tell you he has the most incredible stories. aaron rasmussen wa

trex company such as qualcomm, nvidia, all of these companies don't have factories of their own and relythe manufacturers. over the last decade or so, they have become extremely reliant on tsmc. >> how long before supply meets up with demand? it is a guessing game but some analysts say will not see signs of a turnaround until the second half of the year. at the low, bloomberg news, san francisco. annmarie: ed ludlow on the semiconductors shortage. china has called on its tech giants to share key data, dealing a further blow to companies reeling from extra antitrust group me. they government report outlining the priorities encourages companies to open up data related to areas from which to e-commerce and social media. we want to stay with china and get the latest on what is going on in hong kong. the national people's congress is that to review a draft resolution on changes to the territory system in the coming days according to a draft published by china's official news agency. let's bring in stephen engle. thank you so much for joining us. talk us through what this means for democracy i

she's the right leader to take us in a new trex on trade -- direction on trade with american workerst the center. she's a serious expert. she's respected on both sides of the aisle. we saw that in that vote today. she has a proven track record of making progress for workers. last year i voted for a trade agreement for the first time ever in my career because of our work with senator wyden to fix the trump administration's corporate trade agreement, he said it was a new nafta, it was really a tired, old mostly the same nafta, rebranded as usmca. we went to work. we secured groundbreaking new worker protections. katherine tai was one of the key policymakers who worked with us to make that happen. she was in the negotiations. she was in the discussion. she helped senator wyden and me make this a much better bill that people like a whole lot of us as progressives, pro worker senators could vote for. her work helped us make the first improvement to enforcing labor standards in our trade agreements since -- enforceable, serious labor standards since we've been negotiating them. we know why