more say unfavorable than favorable. that is a very bad place to be in the first of the nation's caucus states. it's why a lot people say he might want to skip or downplay iwiand focusing on the next state in line new hampshire. this is a new poll out just this week from the big tv station up there in new hampshire. it has jeb bush doing better in new hampshire. he is leading, though with just 15% of the vote there. not exactly overpowering in terms of the number. he is faring better in new hampshire. the you can see a potential problem for jeb bush. you ask republican voters in new hampshire, you have a favorable, unfavorable view of these candidates. marco rubio, who is not in first place, but by a 44 point margin they have favorable view. rand paul 20 point margin. jeb bush's margin only 11 points. 45% in new hampshire saying favorable. 34% an unfavorable. even though new hampshire looks like more fertile ground there are a lot of problem signs in these numbers. there are a lot of suggestion,s in these numbers that he

in other words she's the only one that doesn't have a net unfavorable rating. you know basically americans are not too excited about any of these presidential candidates but she's the one they are slightly more excited about than the rest. >> thank you very much. >>> developing now, isis is claiming responsibility for sunday's shooting at a controversial event in texas that featured cartoons of the prophet mohammed. if true it would be the first attack by isis on u.s. soil. the gunmen are now identified as 30-year-old elton simpson and 34-year-old naadirdir soofi. other details are also emerging. simpson was known to the fbi, added to a terror watch list five years ago after being convicted of lying about plans to travel to somalia to wage what federal prosecutors called violent jihad. however, 34-year-old nadir soofi was not on any terror list and his grandmother insists he was not a terrorist. >> you're saying that his roommate was overzealous and extremist? >> yeah, he must have kept preaching to him or something. that's not something nadir would do. whoever

. >> favorable/unfavorable. he has the highest unfavorables among republicans.y say, there's a snapshot of where we are today. they'll have over $100 million to spend not only to raise him up but take down other republicans. what's important for him, everyone needs a state to win. this will probably be a long fight. if scott walker has with iowa what does jeb bush? >> that's the question. kristen, marco rubio a strong claim to south carolina it leaves jeb bush with new hampshire, his father and his brother both had some trouble there. >> this is going to be a crowded field when you get to new hampshire. you'll have to put early points on the board in order to stay in this. bush has to figure out what his coalition looks like. take rand paul it's very clear who the rand paul voter is. same with ted cruz. jeb bush has to come out with his message and what that coalition of voters is in order to combat some of the things that you found in the party. >> and one of the other things that republicans are banking on is that hillary clinton's baggage is going to start to

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for distribution that's our estimate of costs we could face if we have an unfavorable outcome in our replacement agreements at burk the unfunded supply $130 million, that's an example oh so those are the tuesday - those are the supply and transition costs and the slices that have been identified as deferred so aspects of the financial or excuse me. our capital needs have been deferred so the other break away slices >> okay. thank you and then when you look at our increasing costs relative to market as you can see there are higher costs supply assets becoming less competitive to the more we spend open hetch hetchy resources depicted here in green the more risks we are out of market we we have to keep on eye on the spend on improvement to make sure we don't price ourselves up below 0 the cost we're showing for illusion the utility scale solar and wind and the open market price and then we have sort of what i'll call the garden variety organization we have to close the gap and update the city's system and the accounting system and so on those are realities we're facing and they're worth

. >> i went back and looked at the favorable/unfavorable ratings and nancy reagan was much lower thanshe's playing into this nefarious notion there was this racist resistance to the obamas in 2008 when i think everyone of good will in the country putting his politics aside was delighted at the symbolic step the country was taking by electing the first african-american president. and she comes into -- >> fringe few who weren't, they don't represent the heart of america. >> you look at her, she comes into office with a 68-18 favorable/unfavorable rating and still after all this controversy she's married to one of the most controversial guys in the country, her approval rating is still in the mid or high 60s. >> when you listen to her, it did not sound like somebody who is as be loved as she is on the cover of "vogue," march 2009 "vogue" with the caption "the first lady the world has been waiting for." you point out she's the fifth most admired woman on the planet just below queen elizabeth, yet up there really sounding victimized in particular she looks back at that magazine cover of he

here's polling on republican primary voters favorable and unfavorable opinions of emily faris includedecause people are answering things because there's so many things floating around the polling is essentially meaningless this i on. >> there's no objective way of doing this. so i think there's going to have to add more debates. >> michael steele interesting you say that's going to be. and the important point michael you made also is the rules matter less than the power of who's winning. the rules are -- they're just the dressing we put on power. michael steele and sam seeder of the majority report the majority report. listen to it. it's a great podcast. rachel maddow show starts now. >> we're going to be talking about that same subject a little later on this hour. we've got the bobby jindal derived solution to the problem. >> you've come up with a decision procedure, the criterion that will separate the wheat from the chaff? >> well, no. but it will do something. na thanks appreciate it. thanks to you, as well at home for joining us this hour. we have two great guests tonight. frank r

. >> kenney has also the least percentage of unfavorable votes. he has the greatest number of favorable votes and there's also a very small number of undecided. >>> coming up at 6:00 we'll hear from jim kenny and right now you can see more results from our exclusive poll on nbc10.com. the race for philadelphia mayor. you can read more about the candidates and where they stand on the issues before you cast your vote. you can see more results from our exclusive poll on nbc10.com including what voters think of the most important issue in philadelphia. you can read more about the candidates and where they stand on the issues. the polls that we're talking about only matter if people turn out to vote. >>> police in waco texas, say they are on full alert this morning after nine bikers were killed in a shootout. investigators believe other bank groups may now be on their way to waco after yesterday's brawl involving five rival gangs. the bikers were meeting at a restaurant to talk about turf and recruitment. investigators believe a few bikers got into a f

as examples of the criticism that might result, we would like to cite the unfavorable publicity that was given the truman balcony and the efforts of the eisenhower admitted patient to keep squirrels that the president putting green." this last reference is too much for my mother who wrote in the margin, "absurd, how stupid. this is not a concession stand. there is absolutely no connection." like other people who go against my mother, mcnally didn't stand a chance. not long afterwards, my mother wrote to jay the west, the white house chief, mr. west, the president tells me that jack mcnally was again selling guidebook from the beginning now says lots of art can be sold on the way out. [laughter] caroline: this is your province and doesn't want to mention it which is rather sweet of him. i agree we can use the money every penny of needed. not long after her commitment to history to pressure my father of the unesco effort, which were flooded by the ash on dan. she wrote a long memo to jfk laying out the importance and suggested this to be a nice gesture to nasser is a promise to ramco n

unfavorability ratings up 6 points. while her marks for being honest and straightforward have dropped 13 points since a year ago. something clinton addressed with nbc news. >> not a single solitary fact has been adduced that she has done anything wrong. people should live to be as honest as she is. >> joining me from las vegas, ahead of her campaign stop there and buzzfeed's editor. good morning. >> good morning, jose. >> good morning, jose. >> alex on the same day hillary clinton heads to las vegas we're learning new information about her upcoming benghazi testimony. what do we know this morning? >> this is the product of months of negotiation between her attorney and the republicans in charge of that committee. she agreed yesterday to testify, but just once the week of may 18th instead of the twice that republicans had wanted. she said she'll stray as long as possible but that's still less than republicans wanted. she had originally agreed to testify way back in november but they said they wouldn't bring her until the

despite unfavorable results across the entire sector, the growth is strong, particularly down under.people betting on sports. the net revenue was up as well. paddy power was the better performer. on the downside itv was one of the worst performers of the day. i will give you much more of story behind it in just a moment. it is all to do with audience figures. they're losing eyeballs, does that put off advertising? will we see itv trading that little bit lower. tele-city saga continues. two months ago tele-city agreed to combine with other company. last week they then said they were being bid for by another company in america offering a 27% premium. another potential suitor was being speculated on yesterday. it was expected that another company was coming at it as well. digital realty says they do not intend to make an offer to tele-city. jonathan: caroline hyde, thank you very much. the last 30 minutes or so varoufakis spoke about an economist conference in athens. let me read you the headlines. greece not looking for haircuts on its debt. the haircut word is bad. greek debt must be

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and a 2013 poll found 23% of republicans view vegetarians unfavorably. first of all why are you laughing? that is an excellent source for election news. >> vegetarian time. >> you have to get your reading in. >> we will get her a copy after the show. i was a vegetarian for years. i was a vegan. my body craved the meat. do you think the public at large, america at large could support a tofu eating president? >> i don't think anyone is surprised that dr. ben carson would be a vegetarian. each doctor says eat less red meat. eat more fruits and vegetables. as long as he is not chastising me for my selection of a cheese burger at dinner. >> a subtle jab at michelle obama. i caught that. >> i don't think it is a problem. there are bigger fish to fry as opposed to this issue. maybe his foundation hiding money -- >> tom what about the idea that maybe this could make someone hip and trendy? right? maybe it will be a new trendy -- resonate with the youth vote perhaps? >> yes which they need to focus on. i have been a vegan for about two hours now. >> and you survi

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of congress and as examples of the criticism that might result we would like to state site the unfavorable publicity that was given in the eisenhower term to keep squirrels off the putting green. >> this was too much for my mother she wrote in the margin. absurd. there is absolutely no connection. like other people who came up against my mother, mcnally didn't stand a chance. not long afterwards she wrote the president told me that mcnally who was against this in the beginning said lots more can be sold on the way out. i agree we can use the many, every penny is needed. not long after she was working to save the a jeppesen temples the a jeppesen temples laying out the importance of the temples. this must be a nice gesture to not interfere with them in yemen and south arabia. the psychological political argument is an economic one. the russians are building a dam as economic enterprise. by saving the temples it shows they care about the spiritual side and realize the importance of saving the history of egypt. egypt. i think my father rolled over on this one too. the temples were saved and n

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but people are answering unfavorably because people are just answering things.many names the polling is meaningless. >> there's no objective way of doing this. i think they'll have to add more debates. >> michael steele, interesting you say that's ultimately going be. the other important point you made, michael rules matter less about the power who is winning. the rules just address that we put on power. michael steele and sam cedar of the majority report. >> that's right. >> listen to it. it's a great podcast. that's it. "the rachel maddow show" starts now. >> good evening. be have the bobby jindal derived solution. >> you have come up with the cry tier yan that separates the wheat from the chaff? >> no. but it will do something. thanks, appreciate t. and thanks to, as well as home for joining us. we have two great guests tonight. frank rich tonight in person and the one and only dan rather will join me in just a moment. very exciting. >>> all right. 35 years ago today. it started as a magnitude 5.1 earthquake. and a large earthquake is almost never a good thin

why are her unfavorability numbers growing? the book clinton cash hit the shelves today.is going on a big pr defensive. ♪ tom: a new "wall street journal" poll shows that hillary clinton's unfavorra bill tie numbers are growing. >> the latest 2016 presidential poll done by "wall street journal" shows that hillary clinton might belowsing some of the popularity contest, as a they're of people with a negative view of her jumped to 42% from 36% in march. and a quarter of registered voters viewed her as honest and straight forward, down from 38% last summer. tom: likability seems how you get elected today that is important. >> that is, but you don't have to be most liked. you just have to be liked more than the other guy. the reasons that barack obama got in office he was liked more than mitt romney. >> the thing with hillary clinton's numbers they are basically unchanged over a year ago. it may have had a blip but any time a news story comes out, you see a blip, i am not a hillary fan by any means but we see the blips every time. >> she has dominated the news cycle, she has g

her unfavorable ratings are up six points just in the last month. however, if you just look at democratic primary voters, these scandals don't seem to have taken a hit with them democratic primary voters almost more than eight in ten say they believe hillary clinton is honest and trustworthy. this doesn't seem like a hurdle for her get to the nomination in the general election. it will have to be something she addresses. >> republican mike huckabee planning to declare. he has a lot of that evangelical support. how can he widen that base? >> something mike huckabee talked about in 2008 and is talking about even more now is the idea of economic populism. you're seeing republican and democratic candidates saying the little guy is getting screwed by big business by rich people by big banks. mike huckabee thinks that he's well positioned to take that on and appeal to evangelical voter as he has in the past. he has more competition than he did last time around. he'll face people like ted cruz and rick santorum. >> interesting to see. carrie dann thank you

jeb bush's favorability rating is under water, 39% and it's unfavorable is 45%. george w. bush 81%.e out there in might seem like really you want to link yourself to your brother, especially since the iraq war was seen as the most controversial decision he made during his presidency but to those who are running, and voting in the republican primary, maybe not so much. >> what's he waiting for? why doesn't he announce like six other republicans have announced. >> i think they're looking for a way to separate themselves in a which from the field, let everybody else out there first and then jeb will get in. he's out raising an awful lot of money and that's an important thing for him to be doing right now. you know i would assume that some time later this spring we're going to see an official jeb bush announcement but for all intents and purposes wolf everybody knows jeb bush is running. >> is he running away from his record on comprehensive immigration reform in the face of criticism from some republicans that he supports amnesty for 10 or 12 million illegal immigrants here in the unit

thinking of janet parker who was surveilled by eight years by claire george because she was something unfavorable about ringling brothers circus. we saw that with the hack where they had powerpoint presentations describing how they were going to harass wikileaks contributors and glenn greenwald and various different critics. i think what you are doing is fantastic. how do you reach out and include the intelligence community in this effort. the worst abuse is happening there. >> and to repeat the question the increasing privatization -- excuse me of intelligence and how we get oversight control a private companies that are doing work that used to be in the purview. >> well, this is the biggest development one of the biggest in the last 40 years the explosive growth of the government side of intelligence the expansion of the nsa to some degree the cia and others and of course, the knew layer of director of national intelligence with hundreds if not thousands of employees. that is a separate issue. so the government side of it has grown explosively. but then you have the contractors. and i don't thi

. >> there is a recent top line press release regarding aerospace corporation which was unfavorable to the project but also of line with previous reports from the corps of engineers being far more expensive than suggested another it 30 years to completion as opposed to the years it has taken so far which is dependent on 65%. the aerospace's 50, contractors a 65. any thoughts on that? what experience of the aerospace corp. on those projects would be my first question and can we have some transparency as to their assumptions because in such a complicated project assumptions mean everything. >> we are happy to have transparent briefings. that is what we would like to do. a contractor quite frequently in terms of some nuclear projects. they do a lot of complex projects. >> i can see nuclear projects as the defense vehicle but that is quite different. >> first of all it is a unique project. no one has look specifically at this project other than the contractors. i want to say when i came into this job i made it very clear that i wanted to be very transparent but also very straight forward a

. >> kenney also has the least percentage ever unfavorable votes, so he has the greatest number of favorable votes and there's also a very small number of undecided. >> right now you can see more results in our exclusive poll on nbc10.com in the race for philadelphia mayor. >>> police in waco texas, say they've detained at least 100 people and confiscated more than 100 weapons after yesterday's deadly biker brawl. nine bikers were killed and 18 others injured in the fight involving five rival gangs. the bikers were meeting 59 restaurant when a fight started at a restaurant and spilled out into the park agree lot. police say it was amazing no innocent bystanders were killed. >> the gang members always think they can do whatever they want to people. pull guns out and start shooting people. that's what they did in there. nobody was doing anything and they started shooting people. they won't leave people alone. i don't know what the problem is. >> police are on high alert this morning and believe other biker gruns may now be on their way to waco. >>> and about 50 people were killed over the last

he's different from the other bushes people might be familiar with but it's hard to bring those unfavorable down. iowa voters just do not seem onboard with the jeb bush campaign. >> it's interesting. sara murray thanks. interesting. so that latest poll showing carly fiorina faces a challenge among iowa voters. 66% say they haven't heard enough about her to make up their minds and in a possible bid to boost her profile, she sat down with comedian seth myers. >> the question is since there's-- you're a crowded group. one thing you would all agree on is how does that define you from other candidates when you start with the hillary part? >> everything about me is different. for one, i'm on your show. let's start with that. >> absolutely. we don't have enough chairs for all of you. >> i know. i know. >> gop hopefuls considered long shots for the nomination but could a presidential run pay off in other ways. let's talk to our guests. so first of all, i just want to center on the shear number of republican candidates because according to larry, the number could hit 2 11 candidates. seriously? >> i

. >> almost 60% have an unfavorable view of him according to the quinnipiac polling.hat's a 34-point drop from where he was shortly before his re-election in 2013. we're back with the roundtable. michael steele, this guy won't quit. >> he won't quit and it's that tenacity that he's going to need. you have the numbers coming out of the state, the fiscal numbers of the state he'll have to address and then all the other investigations. i think i have to give him credit, though, because he's dogged in his determination to create a new narrative or to at least get some spin on the narrative that's out there as you just mentioned. >> if you were clean of the bridge gate problem, if he were totally clean, where would he be now? >> definitely in the top three, i think. >> there's room for an east coast republican? >> there's a lot of room for chris christie in this campaign. >> what do you think, april? is there room for an old-time rockefeller, or a tom ridge, eastern republican who is not a right-wing person? is there room for that? >> before bridge gate i thought there was

dry air still causing unfavorable fire conditions. we have the wildfire in burlington county. 80 degree temperatures will be coming back into the forecast. we are going to keep warming up. beautiful day today. plenty of sunshine. but with the return of those 80 degree temperatures, we're also watching some fog as we go into the weekend. we're also watching the tropics. so that system down to our south inevitably is going to be giving us a bit of a different forecast for the weekend. doesn't look too bad, but now we're throwing fog in with cooler temperatures at the shore and that's going to fall over your mother's day weekend. so, so far still looks pretty good if you want to get out there with mom, but we will be watching that as we go through the weekend down to our south. air quality alert, though for much of new jersey with the exception of atlantic and cape may counties. this is for tomorrow. for friday. and this is because we do expect unhealthy ozone levels. this is for sensitive individuals, sensitive groups. so children the elderly, those with asthma just be careful a

. >> >> reporter: political scientist says -- >> kenny has the least percentage of unfavorable votes.he has the greatest number of favorable votes and a small number of undecided. >> reporter: with the little stumping that's left to be done experts say this primary could hinge on turnout and the candidate that's best able to get people to come out and vote. in north philadelphia i'm jesse gary nbc 10 news. >>> you can see more results from our include poll on nbc.com, including what voters think is the most important issue facing philadelphia. and before you cast your vote you can also read more about the candidates and where they stand on the issues. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good evening. as we head back to work tomorrow we are going to be tracking scattered showers throughout the day on and off. then we'll track storms as we head into tuesday f. temperatures were too warm for you, if it was too hot and muggy for you today we are going to track cooler conditions as we head into next week. we were well above average. that's going to

now, recent polling shows that 61% of people in the state of ohio have an unfavorable opinion of the trade deal. only 33% favor the deal. it makes you feel they're really following it. this puts republican senator rob portman in a pretty tough spot as well. the senator is up for re-election in 2016. polling shows that if portman voted for fast track and tpp, 67% of voters in the state of ohio would be less likely to vote for him. only 23% would be more likely to vote for him. hillary clinton needs to take a position on this trade deal definitive, exclusive, where is she? and this is not foreign territory for the candidate. the former senator from new york when she was the senator from new york she voted to deny fast track authority to president bush. 2016 is a whole new ball game considering the trade deficits we have right now. the people of ohio deserve to know where the lead candidate stands on the trade before the primaries. these voters deserve to know who is exactly on their side. the bottom line here is every democratic representative, senator and representative in the state o

do you look at that favorably, unfavorably? good idea, bad idea?eb: i have a favorable view, and i think it's necessary, to deal with the fact that the last tax reform that we had, big tax reform, was 1986. since that time the tax code has been modified 15,000 times. i mean, now we've created -- we went to simplistic which helped create economic growth. to now we have the most complex code in the world. a code that's so complex that says that $2 trillion of u.s. corporate cash is overseas because of our worldwide income and bringing it back is -- creates the most punitive activity that -- so jobs are created overseas, smaller foreign businesses are buying u.s. businesses to relocate them overseas. the next generation of job creators can't set up a job because of two -- three reasons, overregulation, this complex tax code and obamacare. those are the three things that suppress jobs. i think the focus ought to be not on targeted elements of the code, but a broader conversation about how we can eliminate as many of these tax expenditures as possible a

showing her rating around even an equal number favorable versus unfavorable. i think the totality of what you've seen the past month and a half with hillary clinton is she has taken a hit. a lot of that's because she's now a candidate for president instead of a political secretary of state. it's the totality of the e-mail controversy as well as the clinton foundation controversy. she's taken a hit. it is notable that she leads the republican candidates in our nbc/"wall street journal" poll and has the highest favorability rating of all the 2016-ers. still significant. >> great to see you. and great "star wars" reference. thank you for it. >> thanks. >>> so when we come back are you worried that the nation's drone use will get out of hand? have you noticed them more in your neighborhood or instagram feeds or facebook feeds? are your buddies doing silly things? you've been weighing in on line at pulse.com msnbc.com. we'll update you on the results and what the faa has to say about it coming up. be sure to keep voting. and then still ahead how placing an online p

have an unfavorable economic environment, last year in the first quarter. am not saying that is not important but right now, the environment, it is more easy to refinance. rishaad: what are you working on for your? -- here? kaisa remains suspended. what is the endgame? ben: the endgame is the reshuffling to the creditors which seems reasonable to me, you may recover, as reported by the press, or 70% of the value -- around 70% of the value which is better than what i expected. it could be much lower than the amount of the proposal. the endgame may be the creditor will accept around 70 something, that recovery revenue. rishaad: that is what we are talking about in terms of a haircut. ben: 20% or 30% haircut sounds reasonable. rishaad: these accountancy issues are prevalent in the industry group, are they not? yes. as i said before, the issue was always there. ones. affects smaller they would continue. as we see significant improvement in corporate governance in china, i always say you need to be cautious. icking the one with good management and a long track r

thinking of janet parker who was surveilled by eight years by claire george because she was something unfavorable about ringling brothers circus. we saw that with the hack where they had powerpoint presentations describing how they were going to harass wikileaks contributors and glenn greenwald and various different critics. i think what you are doing is fantastic. how do you reach out and include the intelligence community in this effort. the worst abuse is happening there. >> and to repeat the question, the increasing privatization -- excuse me of intelligence and how we get oversight control a private companies that are doing work that used to be in the purview. >> well, this is the biggest development, one of the biggest in the last 40 years the explosive growth of the government side of intelligence, the expansion of the nsa, to some degree the cia and others and, of course, the knew layer of director of national intelligence with hundreds if not thousands of employees. that is a separate issue. so the government side of it has grown explosively. but then you have the contractors. and i don'

>> rather unfavorably to other advanced economies. out of 144 countries, the u.s. in overall infrastructure, ninth in transport and 15th in the quality of rails. rail ways in japan number one and switzerland and hong kong with south korea rounding out the top 10. roads, rails and airports if crumbling makes it difficult to move raw materials to manufacture goods, move finished goods to market, move customers and employees around and trade basically all the things that grow an economy. how much will it cost to bring u.s. infrastructure up to snuff? a 2013 report card estimated the u.s. would have to spend $3.6 trillion by 2000 between to upgrade. that is some sticker shock, but keep this in mind, a study published by the i.m.f. found that if done correctly public infrastructure investment should pay for itself by boosting economic growth. >> it creates jobs. >> exactly. >> thank you. >> india's prime minister met today with china's premier. both sides want a find a fair resolution to a major border dispute. the two countries both claim big parts of territory along i

we will talk about burberry again after the break on unfavorable currency move and uncertainty in china. it's not like able like trenchcoats, damn currency. is the market in trouble? we will find out, next. ♪ stephanie: burberry is getting burned by currency volatility and an economic slowdown in asia. today, the company lowered its full -- it's for your guidance and they are trading down about 5% today. the question we need to answer is what does this say about the overall health of luxury market? let's ask our own editor of bloomberg luxury. chris, when we look at these numbers out of burberry, burberry has done so well in the last 10 years. really they got a new ceo, what is this really kospi and what does this say about the luxury market? chris: burberry is the model. they usually are doing very strong and they are doing all right it is just they are getting hit by foreign exchanges and by the downturn in the chinese luxury market. you're making a lot of good decisions and it is a world situation hitting them hard. stephanie: our luxury buyers still willing to pay high, high prices?

it would be an historic candidate and generally has, you know decent favorable -- unfavorable ratingss this baggage. it will be tough. she's the favorite. >> we're 18 months away from the u.s. presidential election. we're four days away from the u.k. prime minister general election this week and there's been a lot of commentary how the u.k. politics are getting americanized. using tv debates and two of obama's aides are on opposite sides of the u.k. election. how close are you watching the elect over here? >> i'm watching it very closely and partially hoping you all wind up as dysfunctional as we are. any of the outcomes and there are obviously multiple potential outcomes are impactful of the united states. the possibility of a brexit vote on the eu. administration. the obama administration doesn't want to see that happen. doesn't want to see scottish independence happen. there's a question of the draw down of the nuclear arsenal in the u.k. which has been on the table for labor and they were to win and try to form a coalition, that part of the package is very worrying to the obama ad

one site that is making headlines is zoosk that just withdrew the plans for an ipo siting unfavorablenditions. they control an estimated 5% of this $2.4 billion market. the number of people using online dating services is up 13% year over year according to com score. dating sites face real challenges including fierce competition and users don't want to pay for the services given all of the free options out there. that's why the dating industry is only growing revenues at about 5% per year. for investor who is want a piece of the market the biggest public player would be iac that runs match.com and okay cupid. a more pure play would be spark networks that runs j date and christian mingle although that is down 30% in the last 12 months. no lack of new start ups. happen that boasts 750,000 daily active users uses location-based technology to help you connect with other happen members. analysts think this attracts users and attention, but there is no guarantee investing in the sites will be a success. back to you. >> prices lower today. you have a number of downside factors that are not m

do you look at that favorably, unfavorably, good idea, bad idea? >> i have a favorable view, and i think it's necessary to deal with the fact that the last tax reform that we had, big tax reform, was 1986. since that time the code has been modified 15,000 times. i mean now we've created. we went to simplicity to now we have the most complex code in the world. a code that's so complex that $2 trillion of u.s. cash, u.s. corporate cash is overseas because of our worldwide income and bringing it back is -- creates the most punitive activity that -- jobs are created overseas, smaller foreign businesses are finebuying u.s. businesses to relocate them overseas. the next job creators can't set up the job because of overregulation, this complex tax code, and obamacare. those are the three things that suppress jobs. so i think the focus ought to be not on targeted elements but on how we can eliminate as many of these tax expenditures as possible and lower the rates as -- down as possible. that creates economic growth. and if you want to create a rising midd

i think content was one of the reasons the regulators might have looked unfavorably on the comcast deal. i think there's value in distribution and to get that value you really have to scale up. that's what john malone has been saying. >> just in a word todd how much of this is about broadband as well. we focussed in the comcast time warner deal on how much consolidation they'd have in the cable industry. how much consolidation will there be for the major players in the broadband industry? >> you create two major broad brand providers. cable is the best play for consumers with broadband. so you know right now, lower concentration. i think that is good for the consumer because they're offering a better product as the consumer needs a better product. i think also this will spur investment among the telcos. i think ultimately that is good for the consumer. it is interesting to see what this company will dos so a pure access company, though. >> yes, it will be. always. gentlemen, thank you. tuna amobi, todd mitchell appreciate your thoughts. we should mention comcast is our parent company. >

nearly half had an unfavorable opinion of her and her favorable rating has dropped eight points since february. and when it comes to some of the qualities voters consider most important in choosing a president, she has some work to do, nearly 60% of likely general election voters said neither bill nor hillary clinton can be trusted to tell the truth and nearly half 47%, said neither shares their values. as for the allegations -- >> look at the top one. i'm sorry, guys. i don't mean to make you switch back. cares about people like you. mark halperin -- >> the reason we poll is not just because of the primary. it's a battleground general election state. and that number surprised me and i'm sure if the clintons are paying attention would worry them a little bit. that is the core strength of the democratic party and republicans are not intimidated by her now to say the least. it's numbers like that 11% say hillary clinton better describes her than her husband, but this is still an issue she has do better on. and if the republicans nominate someone who can convince voters they care more ab

i don't think i could possibly write about ben carson whether favorable or unfavorable without sayingonce i say that then i can write about them. stephanopoulos just said it, he wouldn't be in this about. >> the global foundation of the clintons is now under a cloud. when he was giving money to it it was, oh this is a good charity and give to it. so i'm not sure it's fair to say, hey it's the jeb bush question what we know now would we do it. if you ask stephanopoulos would you still make those did heonations? i'm sure it would be a heavy no. >> i think you have to go after both sides tough. that's the key. well, more to come. by the way george stephanopoulos just reiterated this morning that he was sorry he did not disclose the donation and that she have made the extra disclosure. which i guess he's saying since these were public, he thought that was disclosure nuch,enough. anyway coming up next, they don't make jobs much toucher than his. we have the secretary of homeland security jeh johnson. he'll be joining the table and he's obviously looking to counter isis activity in all 50 s