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see where i am anyway, i think union pacific will tell a story of making more with less. meaning efficiency galore. then there is dow chemical ppg is any guide from last night it would shut up amazing numbers allowing the stock to break to the 70s and a huge gain from where it was trading when the ceo came on the show after he bought a boat load of stock in the 20s. we also hear from dan and i can't wait to see how we'll they're doing. they have tremendous high growth, health care business part of which they picked up from ge for a song iexpect a fantastic quarter. how about new corp it's chancetransitory or not, wl hear a return to the house or era of steel making. after the close, we get results from the newly controversial intel. now, led by the terrific pat who has become an evangelist pat is doing a terrific job inspiring people inside and outside the great institution. if the stock gets hit, i would be a buyer he can't turn the battleship on a dime but it will be turned how many can make a spike? we heard about the car carona selzer. the category is growing so rapid

well, it happens all the time when union pacific reported last week, the numbers they looked incrediblythere were a lot of one-time issues. without them, the quarter would have been fantastic. uh-uh. didn't matter at all why? because the stock dropped six points immediately and continues to fall which convinced people hey, union pacific must be in bad shape but the sellers were dead wrong and since then the stock has come roaring back at an all time high today you had to use the weakness to do buying and run from the -- you didn't run from the fire you went into it because it wasn't a fire at all. this is a george michael market. you got to have faith. i have fifth in you and lance fritz because of his bankable track record but know his record i have faith in daniel for spotify because time and again he's proven the doubters wrong including those people in arsenal but when it comes to lisa sue, one of the greatest years of our time, everyone that bet against her has been shot to pieces she turned in a semi conductor company to make something worse that can go toe to toe and win doesn't

a quality of life issue citywide last september, said jose partnering with union pacific railroad spending an estimated $300,000 to clean up a dump site this size of a football field on monterey road. what we often hear is well, you know, arizona's roads are in his dirty or phoenix is rose, or seattle's roads. council member sergio jimenez, along with planning commissioner advice. terrible lando bania. what finds increase to $10,000 for the first defense, right? now it's $2500.5 dollars for the second offense and 10 grand for the third. we're sending a mixed message. there shouldn't be any tears. there shouldn't be levels to illegal dumping illegal dumping period is wrong. the fine could be the harshest and any bay area city. obviously i recognize that it's steep and i wouldn't be surprised if it's one of the highest out there, according to the beautify san jose program in 2000 and 20, the city made more than 17,000 pickups for illegal jumping 100 hot spots to date, just raising the fine, they could raise it to $30,000 that in and of itself doesn't do anything unless they put some teeth be

up slightly right now as well with boeing, union pacific and caterpillar adding to the group's strong bottom lines this morning. up sales earnings guidance for the year b sales and safety productivity markets, the ppe gear, surged 49%. and commercial building related sales returned to growth for the quarter as well. nonetheless, the stock is under pressure it's down 2 %. we'll be right back. stay with us ok, at at&t everyone gets our best deals on all smartphones. let me break it down. you got your new customers — they get our best deals. you got your existing customers — they also get our best deals. everyone. gets. the deals. questions? got it. but, why did you use a permanent marker? because i want to make sure you remember. i am going to get a new whiteboard. it's not complicated. only at&t gives new & existing customers the same great deals on all smartphones. get up to $800 off our latest 5g smartphones. want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile, you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most

what are you staying away from >> last time i came on, union pacific was at 175 it is over $220.rucking. i think k&x. they are well positioned for what is going on today xpo is another name well positioned and the spinach tifts around that name a lot of trucking names out there that are well positioned for a lot of demand drivers we see over the next several quarters >> thank you for that. he has calls on those names. a top pick for his world for transportation stocks. thank you. >>> coming up, impossible foods is jumping on the spac wagon why that trend could be stalling out. "worldwide exchange" is back in a moment row from our imaginatio, but they can't be held back. they want to be set free. to make the world more responsible, and even more incredible. ideas start the future, just like that. labradoodles, cronuts, skorts. (it's a skirt... and shorts) the world is going hybrid. so, why not your cloud? a hybrid cloud with ibm helps bring all your clouds together. that means you can access all your data, modernize without rebuilding, and help keep things both open and secure. th

kansas city southern, union pacific, j.b. hunt, whirlpool, that's about as brought as you can get. >> the formation of the market is about as perfect and sunny as an investor could ever want. keep in mind, oil is actually falling. it's below $60, to your point before, unemployment at 6.4%, ims services with the highest number since 1997, and bond yields are falling the economic optimism is reflected in the good news in the economy. what we are now witnessing, as we enter a new quarter, is, to your point the broadening out. the broadening out is now coming from the establishment growth names. so you have your tesla up 12% in the last five days you've got your alphabet and your microsoft up nearly 8%. nvidia up 7%, lamb research up 7% so technology is participating once again, and this formation is a really strong one heading into earnings. stay invested and enjoy it. >> tell you what, joe, it's the tech names, some of the other names. if you look at the etfs, multiyear highs today, brynn. home construction, i gave you some ind

coming, lance fritz, union pacific chairman and ceo. this is bloomberg.ive from new york, i'm alix steel with guy johnson in london. this is "the european close." president joe biden is hosting a virtual climate summit that brings together world leaders including xi jinping, boris johnson, vladimir putin, and the pope. president biden promised to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 2030. hiral patel joins us now. you had a large report on themes you are investing in over a decade or so. if we zero in on climate, is it about the risking your portfolio is -- or is it about finding the alpha in the green investing world? hiral: thank you very much for having me. i would definitely say it is finding areas of opportunity within your -- within -- our roadmap highlights all of the trends we think should be on investor radar. we analyzed which one is gaining or losing momentum just looking at corporate discretion. when we focus on energy and environment, clearly dominated by hydrogen, renewable electric. my job is to think about the areas of underinvestment or the ne

. >> i think a lot of people are surprised to see some more m & a activity now with union pacific buyingouthern. i wonder what you think about that group and whether there's an existential threat to be had where truckers are concerned >> i don't see it as an existential threat i think what the ceo of canadian pacific is doing is it's obvious that he learned from his mentor, hunter harrison. i'm sure hunter is smiling down upon him and what is happening there. but that will not change the outcome of trucking whatsoever it will be a new, competitive force in railroads, but truckers have far more other issues to deal with. the small intermodal slice that the two of them dpcompete on, ts will be a nonfactor when everybody looks back five, ten years from now. >> of course we have to throw infrastructure into this too. >> absolutely. >> thanks for being with us. >> always a pleasure. >>> more "power lunch" is next we are launching a new show on monday tune in for "tech check. they will cover all things chlotenogy we'll take a quick break we'll be right back. and want to make the right moves fa

union pacific is great would make a fortune if they could buy norfolk southern but they wouldn't let too much power concentration. of course, you can't blame the rails for having the urge to merge. last night the big southeast railroad reported an okay quarter but got it up double digits, something it hasn't done since 2011 and ignited the whole group. kansas city southern out there, so remember this deal, you got to think about it the next time you hear someone whining about how stocks are too pricey. sometimes companies in the same industry are willing to pay a lot more for a stock than the market that's a very encouraging sign so don't be discouraged when so many people insist on buying things that you think may have no value at all. i like to say there is always a bull market somewhere and i promise to find it for you here on "mad money. i'm jim cramer see you gym craiger "the news shepard smith" starts now. >>> the next step, reform of policing begins in minneapolis i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc. >>> in the aftermath of the chauvin verdict, investigating minneapoli

. >> but look, you see honeywell, and union pacific, both down hideously last friday.hy? because business is so good. so business is so great and everybody wants to see through when it's over and i'm saying it's too early. too early to see through these companies keep delivering and delivering and the analysts keep getting it wrong. i think they will be wrong >> you do? >> kosti in. >> it's like a netflix series. >> they're realistic and maybe saying they're going to take profits and you can't blame, sometimes analysts rarely do that. >> downgrading etsy, why, he's up 800%. i like that. there's a guy who declared victory. but david, for the most part, i don't want sell best buy we could be, i have tractor supply on tonight, david i have tractor supply. >> whoa. >> you're vaccinated. >> i am. >> well tractor supply - >> we're just beginning. we have an oni bl pengelcoming up did you know that geico's whole 15 minutes thing... that came from me. really. my first idea was “in one quarter of an hour, your savings will tower... over you. figuratively speaking." but that's n

. >> union pacific this is clearly benefitting from the up tick in rail and freight but this is a very over the next several years. way past the point where this infrastructure package gets announced. >> all right jason, good to have you with us today. what's your final trade? >> blackrock 171 billion in incoming net flows. 9 trillion in aum. will continue to b benefit from liquidity in the marketplace >> doc >> zynga i believe they were aggressively buying those i love the gains i think this is one to own >> give me a name, weiss >> porsche >> good stuff. have great weekend see you next week. "the exchange" is now. >>> all right. thanks very much here is what's ahead on the show the markets may be at new highs but one fed governor says the economy is ready to rip. will this rally keep chugging. plus, could covid's aftermath prove a positive for the airline industry one analyst says yes and he's betting on it with a double upgrade with a number of names he will join us in a bit a cnbc special investigation stealing from main street. the detail of

caterpillar takes off, well then, that's when you can expect big moose and the cyclicals like honeywell, union pacificont dow. maybe it seems ridiculous you can distill a market down to one or two names but this works because they're so representative roku is all about making it easy to stream internet video content to your tv everything from netflix, amazon, hbo. and it's beloved by roku's clients because it helps them reach the hard to get younger demographic. roku was a big winner in lockdown, but they should do fine as the country reopens. nobody is going to rip out their roku box if anything, they'll rip out the cable box. that's why the stock shares 13 times next year's sales, but 20 times when the covid situation seemed a lot more bleak. the key here is roku's a secular growth story it doesn't need a strong economy to thrive. it goes like this. it does just fine when the economy stinks people may even switch to roku to save money. the company should lose money, but it's expected to turn a profit next year the stock sells for 150 times its 2023 earnings estimates. the biggest threat to roku is i

look at at home stocks, peloton, a zoom, shift into reopening trade like darden restaurants or union pacifichat will be the leading indicators to you're looking for that will signal that we're going to have a more extended downturn? >> i think a couple things, we're getting very good earnings reports here. they're exceeding expectations but stocks are not really moving on that news. so that's one. the other is that maybe some of this inflationary pressure we're all expecting is a little more intractable than the fed thinks. all of sudden that shows up in forward expectations in terms of earnings this terms of inflation that is going to pressure stocks i think given where valuations are as you mentioned. s&p right now at 22 times forward earnings, it is in the 95th percentile of historical observation. that is a stretch. [closing bell rings] liz: david joy of ameriprise with always great advice. thank you so much. that will do it on "the claman countdown" where we saw decent moves. larry: hello, everyone, welcome back to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow, great pleasure to be here as always. we'll d

that's honeywell or union pacific. honeywell stalled and is mounting a comeback. it's made it back from ridiculous quarterly sell off. the ladder group, the ones that didn't get enough credit that's rathion. the best hope of countering china, especially if they do something crazy like try to take j taijuan. the bottom line, if you try to rent stocks for the earnings report derby, you know what makes for a potential winner this is your rules write them down or take a picture of it or watch it -- i don't care at least get it -- put it in your head. honestly, it's far easier to invest in wrongfully convicted stocks wall street misjudged the results. throws up a lot of buying opportunities but you got to know what to look for and you got to use the checklist i want to start with john in virginia, john >> caller: great april boo-yah money showers to you. >> you bet ya. you bet ya to that. >> caller: here is my come pan ni -- company's under reported story. they are increasing regular quarterly dividends, add a new variable annual special dividend of 4 d$4 a share and i

las vegas was established by what is now the union pacific railroad.hen it was the salt lake, los angeles, and san pedro railroad. they bought a ranch from a woman called helen stewart and decided they are going to lay a town out here. this is the original map. people could say, hey, i want to buy land on block 22. that is what this map is. it was generated by the railroad. the original plan had las vegas divided into 40 blocks. they needed a place for vice, which was a classic wild west vice. drinking, gambling, and prostitution. las vegas was going to be a respectful town. the railroad was a respectful railroad. couldn't have it on fremont street, so what they did was they called one of the blocks, block 16, the place where they would have devices, this is the red light strict. it was a little away from a train station one block off of fremont. if you walked down the block, turn left and walk down another block, that is where it is. if a man comes to las vegas with his family, they could stay on fremont street and have a wholesome time. if he comes b

just big tech take a look at some of the industrial names, also at all-time highs whirlpool to union pacific, honeywell the strength is broad-based. so is this a sign that tech and the cyclical/reopening trade can actually go up together? guy, what do you say >> it certainly appears that way. you know, i would have said probably not a few weeks ago but over the last couple of weeks, every indication is that everything can rally in unison listen, i'll be the first to admit the general market, i didn't see the s&p anywhere near 4100 but some of these names we talked about, we've been correct. i still think facebook, despite the move today, despite it closing at an all-time high, has legs i said it a hundred times. i hate everything about facebook but the stock. google, the move although noteworthy, does make a lot of sense. valuation is still reasonable at these levels and and good for bk owho in early marched flagged nvidia a lot of these stocks have had runs a loft these stocks have a lot of ways to go until the upside >> brian kelly, you flagged the nice move at nvidia. how are you feeling

the first one in union pacific as it's pushing to the levels, the expectation is to break out of thatoptions that are part of the earnings as well the earnings will be on april 22nd these are the april 30th ex expiring 225 calls they are going for about $3.30 stock at the time was trading around 2.21 and a quarter. stock is higher. the options might be a little hire as well i heart media. this isn't name we see a lot but we have seen it a couple different times. now we are seeing the may calls being bought they have earnings and it's pushing against the 52-week highs. they are buying the may 20 calls. they are only going for about 70 cents. i'm in both of these two names i like what we're seeing here. playing the upside on maybe a break out and maybe the catalyst is the earnings themselves >> okay. good stuff thank you for that we'll take a quick break we'll come back and do final trade, next. i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take oste bi-flex to keep me moving the way i was made to, it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex, plus vitamin

now, i would do just the opposite on tuesday when union pacific holds its analyst meeting. i think we'll hear that the quarter that just eported universally pam was one off and business is back on track. i'd buy it ahead of the meeting. it's so disliked among the railroad analysts that maybe someone converted to be a bull after the meeting. that's what you're hoping for. the earnings slate is tight tuesday. first we find out what pfizer is made of. mostly because it has a slew of patents about to expire. that said, i think pfizer is a good stock, solid management and excellent safe dividend yield. you can do worse but that's not much of a recommendation given drug stocks are a big disappointment of the earnings season, wait to see what happens before you pull the trigger. next up we get results from cvs that had several months as a vaccine hub, something that should spur traffic. amazon doesn't have a vaccine hub for employees and i think cvs might turn traffic and earnings every time it tries to crash through the $77 barrier, it goes back will the stock break out i think t

but moving forward, union pacific will do pretty much what everybody else is doing: they're sharing tracks with electrified rail, and electrified high-speed rail. the next thing is on the particular pathway, and we really need to start focusing on fresno and not on anything else. when we do, we're going to rediscover a memo for the high-speed rail that was shared. i believe it was in january 2019. [inaudible] please ask executive brian kelly to restore all of the board meeting's agenda prior to january 2018. the last point is about the merger with bart. i think it is essential for the cal trains board to understand the relationship between bart and the capitol corridor. bart provides the service for capitol corridor, but there i was never a need to do a merger. but i do believe there are a couple of bart directors on the capitol board. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. chair, there are no more callers at this time. >> chairman: great. public comment on this item is closed. madam clerk, please call the next item. >> clerk: item four, approve the minutes of the march 9th, 2020, meeting. this i

but moving forward, union pacific will do pretty much what everybody else is doing: they're sharing tracks with electrified rail, and electrified high-speed rail. the next thing is on the particular pathway, and we really need to start focusing on fresno and not on anything else. when we do, we're going to rediscover a memo for the high-speed rail that was shared. i believe it was in january 2019. [inaudible] please ask executive brian kelly to restore all of the board meeting's agenda prior to january 2018. the last point is about the merger with bart. i think it is essential for the cal trains board to understand the relationship between bart and the capitol corridor. bart provides the service for capitol corridor, but there i was never a need to do a merger. but i do believe there are a couple of bart directors on the capitol board. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. chair, there are no more callers at this time. >> chairman: great. public comment on this item is closed. madam clerk, please call the next item. >> clerk: item four, approve the minutes of the march 9th, 2020, meeting. this i

but moving forward, union pacific will do pretty much what everybody else is doing: they're sharing tracks with electrified rail, and electrified high-speed rail. the next thing is on the particular pathway, and we really need to start focusing on fresno and not on anything else. when we do, we're going to rediscover a memo for the high-speed rail that was shared. i believe it was in january 2019. [inaudible] please ask executive brian kelly to restore all of the board meeting's agenda prior to january 2018. the last point is about the merger with bart. i think it is essential for the cal trains board to understand the relationship between bart and the capitol corridor. bart provides the service for capitol corridor, but there i was never a need to do a merger. but i do believe there are a couple of bart directors on the capitol board. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. chair, there are no more callers at this time. >> chairman: great. public comment on this item is closed. madam clerk, please call the next item. >> clerk: item four, approve the minutes of the march 9th, 2020, meeting. this i

companies that are reporting today that i can't even understand the reactions to, dow, freeport, union pacificree names on my radar screen because all three had very good things to say about the economy, and that's how come i call earnings season silly season because things overreact and give you opportunities. >> we've been saying for a while what could be the catalyst to lead to a bit of a pullback for markets. i guess we're getting a glimpse of a possible one today, albeit not a huge pullback, and we're still obviously very close to those recent highs. >> we actually categorized it a little more as a test or an excuse to see if, in fact, there are people really, you know, kind of with a hair trigger to try and sell and take some gains here you know, we've been consumed for months with this idea that everything going on policy wise almost everywhere in the world was market friendly and ecofriendly, and it mostly has been but i think this is one of those things everyone's saying we knew this yes, you knew this was going to be part of the policy mix that was going to be proposed it's a long sh

the union pacific is one they will haul all of the materials and supplies to wherever the project isthey would benefit from the volume and from the fact that with all of the anticipation, they have been working on efficiencies we should see good margin expansion with that. >> i was going to say unp has been on fire it is operating very well aside from the funds that would flow in. >> right it has run there is more room to run. another one along the lines is komatsu. like the larger caterpillar, they are a big manufacturer of heavy equipment. they are benefitting from the expansion in the china mining industry that is one we still like. a third one is one that is not on people's radar. that is essentially utilities. this is not your coal fire utility like duke or coned this is waste water treatment. there's $60 billion going toward pipes and waste water treatment and there's just a lot of potential left in this name. 60% comes from waste water management >> you said you avoid names like duke energy and coned. why is that? >> they are the coal and old style electric generation. we're j

of the district attorney's office answered questions about hate crimes that the island pacific seafood market in union city sunday. one common concern victim assistance if they believe they're a victim of a crime. who could they call or who could they contact to just. >> determine whether or not it's a hate crime community members stumped by the tense to hear what resources are available in union city. we have had an increase in hate speech and some hate and what we've been doing is partnering with the district attorney's office because they've established a vertical prosecution unit. >> for these types of crimes to ensure that they are investigated and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. christopher jin, the deputy district attorney of alameda county wants people to know. >> there is help whether or not a crime is charged. we have victims of witness who will help the victims through the entire process, whether that's getting them funds, whether that's helping them to go to court or whether that's even describing them through the criminal procedure process. both agencies are reminding people

of the european union has signed an agreement with 79 african caribbean and pacific states on issues including climate protection migration and human rights the treaty replaces an existing deal that's been in place for the past 20 years before we delve deeper into the details of the new partnership let's take a closer look at the nations involved the african caribbean and pacific states or the short a c p it consists of 79 countries 16 in the caribbean 48 in africa and 15 in the pacific region many of them off form a european colonies collectively they are home to some 1500000000 people and over the past 4 years the european union has provided 30000000000 in 30000000000 euros in funds to the nations to promote economic development and fight poverty so now the 2 sides have shaken hands on a new wide ranging partnership which both sides hope their citizens can benefit from. cocoa from ghana a classic african e.u. trade product many african countries export their raw materials like cocoa unprocessed value is added further down the supply line and that's where the money is made in most c

of the european union has signed an agreement with 79 african caribbean and pacific states on issues including climate protection migration and human rights the treaty it replaces an existing deal that's been in place for the past 20 years before we delve deeper into the details of the new partnership let's take a closer look at the nations involved the african caribbean and pacific states all of a short a.c.t it consists of 79 countries 16 in the caribbean 48 in africa and 15 in the pacific region many of them are former european colonies collectively they are home to some 1500000000 people and over the past 4 years the european union has provided 30000000000 in 30000000000 euros in funds to nations to promote economic development and fight poverty so now the 2 sides have shaken hands on a new wide ranging partnership which both sides hope their citizens can benefit from . cocoa from ghana a classic african e.u. trade product many african countries export their raw materials like cocoa unprocessed value is added further down the supply line and that's where the money is made in most

of the district attorney's office answered questions about hate crimes that the island pacific seafood market in union city sunday. one common concern victim assistance if they believe they're a victim of a crime who could they call or who could they contact to just. >> determine whether or not it's a hate crime community members stumped by the tense to hear would resources are available in union city. we have had an increase in hate speech and some hate and what we've been doing is partnering with the district attorney's office because they've established a vertical prosecution unit. >> for these types of crimes to ensure that they are investigated and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. christopher jin, the deputy district attorney, the alameda county wants people to know. >> there is help whether or not a crime is charged. we have victims of witness who will help the victims through the entire process, whether that's getting them funds, whether that's helping them to go to court or whether that's even describing them through the criminal procedure process. both agencies are reminding peopl

of the district attorney's office answered questions about hate crimes that the island pacific seafood market in union city sunday. one common concern victim assistance if they believe they're a victim of a crime. who could they call or who could they contact to just. >> determine whether or not it's a hate crime community members stumped by the tense to hear what resources are available in union city. we have had an increase in hate speech and some hate and what we've been doing is partnering with the district attorney's office because they've established a vertical prosecution unit. >> for these types of crimes to ensure that they are investigated and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. christopher jin, the deputy district attorney of alameda county wants people to know. >> there is help whether or not a crime is charged. we have victims of witness who will help the victims through the entire process, whether that's getting them funds, whether that's helping them to go to court or whether that's even describing them through the criminal procedure process. both agencies are reminding people

of the district attorney's office answered questions about hate crimes that the island pacific seafood market in union city sunday. one common concern victim assistance if they believe they're a victim of a crime. who could they call or who could they contact to just. >> determine whether or not it's a hate crime community members stumped by the tense to hear what resources are available in union city. we have had an increase in hate speech and some hate and what we've been doing is partnering with the district attorney's office because they've established a vertical prosecution unit. >> for these types of crimes to ensure that they are investigated and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. christopher jin, the deputy district attorney of alameda county wants people to know. >> there is help whether or not a crime is charged. we have victims of witness who will help the victims through the entire process, whether that's getting them funds. >> whether that's helping them to go to court or whether that's even describing them through the criminal procedure process. both agencies are reminding peop

of the district attorney's office answered questions about hate crimes that the island pacific seafood market in union city sunday. one common concern victim assistance if they believe they're a victim of a crime. who could they call or who could they contact to just. >> determine whether or not it's a hate crime community members stumped by the tense to hear what resources are available in union city. we have had an increase in hate speech and some hate and what we've been doing is partnering with the district attorney's office because they've established a vertical prosecution unit. >> for these types of crimes to ensure that they are investigated and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. christopher jin, the deputy district attorney of alameda county wants people to know. >> there is help whether or not a crime is charged. we have victims of witness who will help the victims through the entire process, whether that's getting them funds, whether that's helping them to go to court or whether that's even describing them through the criminal procedure process. both agencies are reminding people

pacifism. he was most concerned about communism the socialists the soviet union that was developing at that time. he tried to get out of congress money. to at least prevent the army from decaying to a dangerous level. while the great depression cheapened deepened and made that task very difficult. but i might add he disbanded the experimental armored force and did not value the army air corps. your service as chief of staff obviously tanks and airplanes played a very important role in the upcoming second world war that began in 1939 in our role in. 41 the biggest problem that macarthur had however during his stint as chief of staff. was a debacle with what was called the bonus army in july of 1932. at the end of world war i the united states congress passed piece of legislation promising the veterans of that war anyone who served on active duty? in the conflict a bonus of $500 after 25 years. if you served in europe, you got 500 dollars if you just join the armed forces and never left the united states you still to get 300 dollars. by 1932 the situation for many veterans was pretty desperate. an

union. this was a nationwide organization of students who campaigned against the rise of nationalism and fascism in europe and promoted pacifism the idea that war should be avoided at all costs. they held national days of organization and on april 22nd 1936 a half a million students from around the country including those at wayne state left their classrooms to strike pledging that they wouldn't fight in any foreign war. this is kind of logical because students of course would be the ones called on to fight and many young americans were starting to find their voice in this moment, maybe because of the bleak state of the country, so they were trying to create a new world and had no idea that world war ii would soon start to challenge their ideas of pacifism. yeah, i'm struck by, you know, just kind of doing the quick math people who are late teens or early 20s at this time would have been born either at the tail end of what was then called the great war as he said we didn't know there was going to be a second world war. so it wasn't the first world war and someone who's 18 or 19 years old. it was all going to be the first to be

pacific rim countries — makes perfect sense. i don't think i would give up on the others. as you said, we've got huge economic relations with the european union will go down. i think we've got to keep working at that. and i don't think we should give up on our relationship with the united states, though we need to recognise that america itself is entirely transactional, but there's many issues which the biden administration care about which happened to coincide with british values and interests, and i think we should carry on seeking to engage closely with them, too. you're one of the most experienced diplomats in the uk. how do you balance out principal and pragmatism in a relationship with china right now? again, going back to your past, you spent many years working as a diplomat under the blair government. now, tony blair was famous for talking about a foreign policy driven by values. he talked about humanitarian interventionism. we hear that the united states government believes the chinese are conducting a policy of "genocide" against the muslim minority uighur community in xinjiang province. when you deal with china, how do you balance

the union, the vita and the sarah santa clara county sheriff's advisory board are offering rewards for information leading to an arrest in this case. made his asian pacificonth and today an event is kicking it off in san francisco. just a few minutes ago. san francisco mayor london breed officially started the city celebration during an event at the asian art museum on larkin street, asian pacific american heritage month is a time to recognize the history, traditions, culture and contributions of the a p i community. this year's theme is celebrate resilience and uplift voices. we all know the tremendous challenges that a p i community has been facing this past year where there this is with covid-19 and all with the entire asian hate, however, it is the consensus off the community that we want the celebration of this month. to be positive. we want to show the world that we are proud off proud asian pacific americans and we are proud being americans. activities to celebrate asian pacific american heritage month include live arts and music events in chinatown and japantown. there will also be a march on saturday to raise awareness for the rise of anti asian

union representative and as a city employee. i'd like to pause here for a minute just to acknowledge the recent violence against our asian american and pacific islander community. our colleagues in the aapi world are so woven into the fabric of our work. at d.h.r. we will make sure thatsen xenophobia has no place in our workplace. i urge everybody who feels the need for those services to take advantage of them. if confirmed, i will pursue the following objectives. first, to protect the integrity and fairness in civil service. part of the oath for this position which is the only city employee to take this oath is the following: i am opposed to the public service as a reward for political activity and will execute the office of human research and director with the spirit of this declaration. i will uphold this oath to the fullest of my capacity. but this is a significant challenge. d.h.r. processes on average 125,000 applications for employment every year and over 11,000 appointments each year. we have multiple points of entry through the perm nans that will service to various appointment types permitted by charter, but exempted from the civil

union. this bill will reinforce the united states' cooperation with countries in the indo-pacific region and lay the groundwork for improved engagement and increased prosperity for america and its partner nations. i hope my colleagues will join me in supporting this bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1083. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. castro: madam speaker, i ask that he can that the house suspend the rules and pass tropical forest and coral reef conservation re-authorization act of 2021. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 241, a bill to re-authorize the tropical forest and coral reef conservation act of 1998. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman fr