and wigan and wolves, united reading and wigan and they need is latter and off the bench to get pastburn rovers. so the first proper test for both sides? i would say so, the biggest tide for both teams, i am doing the draw after the game, we have just done a dummy draw, me and wayne rooney. i think it was arsenal, chelsea manchester united and versus city, and the other draw. people have said that the big bloodstain tape is seriously, were looking at the semifinal draw they do take it seriously. out of all of the managers in the premier league, jose mourinho is the anyone that hasn't rotated or given a chance to the younger players in the fa cup, he treats is competition cirrus den gives it the just credit that it deserves. so no wayne rooney common anthony marshall, so rashford, he has travelled. wayne rooney says you can't afford to be killed. how stretched is this united squad, they have played 12 more games and chelsea this season, that is something that mourinho pointed towards conte, no european football which is partly mourinho's faults? the fixture list has been cruel to them

said if i have to keep slavery or get rid of slavery whatever i could do to him make this union united, read it folks, i'm willing to pay the price to bear the burden of whatever. that leadership says he understands at one point he's not going to be here. he's going to perish and we all will and beginning has to go forward. and what he understood that we do not understand today that i was bickering and fighting in tearing and maiming, i've got to destroy them. that's a problem. we ought to be able to disagree and go like lyndon johnson didn't say we are going to hammer out this civil rights legislation and we are on different sides of the aisle. someone once told me, a lady who worked for paul tsongas. >> host: who gave the best information by the way. >> guest: she said that barry goldwater's office was next door and barry goldwater archconservative would vote. they would work on things together. they would go have a drink together. they hate each other up there now. that's what lincoln understood and that's why once we defeated it he could have hung them all or put them up for treason. he

lincoln said ever got to keep slavery, get rid of slavery, whatever had to do to keep this union united. readit. i am willing to pay the price and better the burden of whatever. that's leadership because he understands that it's going to at some point not be here. he's going to perish as we all will, and the union has to go on. what lincoln understood and what we do not understand, all this bickering and fighting and ripping and tearing and maiming. i just don't disagree. i got to destroy good now. that's a problem. we ought to be able to disagree and still go and sit like everett dirksen did ellen jin tushman lyndon johnson equipped coffee as they will will hammer out the civil rights legislation and were on different sides of the aisle and someone was telling me that my hairdresser did the day, she said -- >> host: where you get the best information by the way. >> guest: she said. goldwater office was next door and paul saugu tsongas would wao the train together to go to vote. they would work on things together. they would go have a drink together. they hate each other up there now. that's

example, we read united cannery workers, the fda food and tobacco workers out of winston, salem. this is an interracial union of , as theaking cigarettes r.j. reynolds tobacco company. this is the union that had grown and expanded into the postwar. , engaged with operation dixie. leaders, among its leaders were communists, including the president of the union, donald henderson, and other people for civil libertarian reasons to not want to swear off this oath to rid they do not think it was just and they would not do it. their union lost the ability to appeal -- appeal to the national labor relations board for help. when another union came along in they coulddustries, come along and try to raise their membership. there could be an election supervised by the government in which the old left was union not appear on the ballot, where it is only a contest between those recognized by the government. >> to the belief this was best for the union, or did they believe in the anti-communist propaganda? ex post. yes. both. walter reuther who just a few years ago had forecast called for natio

extensivextens the united states south until the 1890s who went to florida to raise money for cuban communities who were in the tobacco indust ry and he was vey successful. but he read accounts from the newspapers in the united states. these accounts are really significant. marti saw that the civil war had not healed the wounds that after reconstruction there were vicious attacks on blacks in the south. raids -- he doesn't use the word ku klux klan but he uses words similar. this is covered in the press. there is one essay that only became available in print recently. it was sent to a paper in mexico. it is an account from 1892. it has three depictions of life for blacks in the united states. one is african-americans who are fleeing to liberia because of how things were going for them in the united states. there is another somewhat curious one about the cakewalk. and the cakewalk is a peculiar north american tradition. this is a story about a cakewalk in the north in new york city. the cakewalk was an event in which african-americans were encouraged to strut, perform movements before a white public and the reward was a cake. there is an expression in english it is a

the president of the united states read it in "the new york times" six weeks before he tweeted it. and in his tweet he said he just found out. just found out. but tonight he said he found out in "the new york times" six weeks before he tweeted it. in that same interview, he called "the new york times" dishonest media. he said that in the very same interview with the president of the united states said he relied on "the new york times" for intelligence and did not receive any intelligence about that wiretapping accusation from anyone in his own intelligence agencies. >> if every intelligence agency reports to you, why not immediately go to them and gather evidence to support that? >> because i don't want to do anything that is going to violate any strength of an agency. >> because i don't want to do anything that is going to violate any strength of an agency. if you're trying to make sense of that sentence, you can stop now there is nothing in that sentence that makes sense. donald trump simply chose to provide words after the question mark of the question. the words have no relatio

. >> united official statement reads the passengers this morning were united pass riders not in compliancempany benefit travel tonight your regular customers, your legging are welcome. by the way the girls changed and boarded another united states. >> good for those young ladies. you agree? don't like the dress code, then buy a ticket. >> yes. >> don't fly for free. >> you will have that pretty much everywhere, code of conduct. >> i'm wearing legging right now, but aim allowed to. >> jim talking about this earlier, context is everything, make sure you know what that is before you start commenting on twitter, right? let's look at the weather watchers, low had's across the board here, nice overall mild start. still going to need a coat when you walk out the door, there is chill in the air low 40's, 39 degrees in perkasie, there is little bit of drizzle, little light rain, and yes, weather pretty much, yep, it is monday, certainly looks like one of those damp dreary starts, it will be that way for good portion of the day no less. meanwhile let's see where else? take you in near closer to the

thatuestions like that assume that women are just sort of reading units, that all women are the same,hat happiness and only come from the mississippi and family life and reproduction. and that women's private lives our public business. it is part of a larger business of telling people what a good life consists of some of that you're supposed to have lots of sex, demand, be married, and have lots of toys and money. we all know lots of people have those things and are not happy and lots of people don't have those things are hang out with a lot of celibate buddhist priests who are pretty happy people who don't have any of those things. so it is really a revolt against the formulas and the questions that are not real questions interested in understanding or deeply, but are really trying to shame people and push them back into the herd, force them to conform. part twoe going to do of this conversation after this broadcast and post it online at democracynow.org. i want to ask you about women and sometimes men being silenced , what that silence means, and the difference between silence and q

by the way, if you think that women in a combat unit is a good idea, read two books. one is a novel. it's about my unit in vietnam. it's called "matterhorn." read that book and then read "one million steps" about a marine company deployed and you see the difference of being in a combat zone and being in infantry, the purpose of your unit is to close with and destroy the enemy. >> a book i would suggest is a book about what happened in afghanistan, "the outlaw platoon" and the fire fights they were engaged in. combat is just being in danger and everybody is in danger. these guys had to go out over and over and over and attack the enemy. i wonder how the author got back to write the book. that's how intense it was. yes. right there? second row. >> yes, i spent my youth active and reserve infantry and military intelligence. and i wrote a paper for command general staff in the mid '80s claiming that women should be any speciality as long as they met the standards which has always been my thing. when my infantry platoon we would go 15 days without showers and none of the wo

mantle ings above the the home of the vice president of the united states. it simply reads these words -- "for i know the plans i have for you, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." in november, the people of west virginia voted to give america a president. a president with the strength and the courage and the vision to make america great again. you voted to give us a new leader who would make america prosperous again, and i believe with all my heart that with your continued support and faith, and with god's help, together we will restore this country. our best days are ahead, and together, we will make america great again. [applause] thank you west virginia. on bless you and god bless the united states of america. [applause] ♪ >> in case you missed it on c-span, the national coordinator for child explication prevention during the obama administration. >> i used to think the hardest thing i would do was look into the eyes of a child and listen to her story about being abused. i was wrong. the hardest thing i ever had to .o was watch

now it hangs above the mantle in the home of the vice president of the united states. it simply reads these words -- "for i know the plans i have for you, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." in november, the people of west virginia voted to give america a president. a president with the strength and the courage and the vision to make america great again. you voted to give us a new leader who would make america prosperous again, and i believe with all my heart that with your continued support and faith, and with god's help, together we will restore this country. our best days are ahead, and together, we will make america great again. [applause] thank you west virginia. on bless you and god bless the united states of america. [applause] ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, w

read it. "north korea is behaving very badly. they have been playing the united states for years.ttle to help." isn't the u.s. sending a mixed message? >> i think the message, actually, ana, is quite consistent. it might not be as diplomatic the way -- as secretary tillerson is deliver it. president trump isn't exactly known for being very diplomatic. but rex tillerson as matt said was going to give a very tough message to china. and in fact not only urge them to do more but warn chinese leaders that if you don't start using your leverage, if you don't start really implementing those sanctions against north korea, because there are a lot of holes that the u.s. and others believe the chinese are getting through with these sanctions, if you don't start really getting tough you're going to face sanctions of chinese companies that are doing business with the korean regime and funding their proliferation program, you're also going to see a much more rigorous u.s. defense posture in the region that you've already seen the thad defense system which the u.s. is just deploying in seoul whi

now it hangs above the mantle in the home of the vice president of the united states. it simply reads these words -- "for i know the plans i have for you, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." in november, the people of west virginia voted to give america a president. a president with the strength and the courage and the vision to make america great again. you voted to give us a new leader who would make america prosperous again, and i believe with all my heart that with your continued support and faith, and with god's help, together we will restore this country. our best days are ahead, and together, we will make america great again. [cheers and applause] vp pence: thank you west virginia. on bless you and god bless the united states of america. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> news from vice president pence today, a jewish newspaper based in new york writes speaking at the washing

the united states has a strong message in response. here's how it reads. the united states strongly condemns the dprk's ballistic missile launches tonight. we remain prepared and will continue to take steps to increase our readiness to defend ourselves and allies from attack and prepared to use the full range of capabilities at our disposal against this growing threat. joining now to talk more about this is cnn global fairs correspondent elise labott. elise has been following the story for us. thanks for being with us. let's talk about this. given the strong statement that we heard from the united states, there are several things at play here. one of them the u.s. and south korea are engaged in joint military drills and just to the north, china's national people's congress is taking place there is a lot halving at a very delicate time, elise. >> reporter: i think the u.s. and its allies especially south korea expected that north korea would do something income response to these annual drills between the u.s. and south korea. these are some of the largest an

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united states. and it simply reads these words. for i know the plans i have for you, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you a hope and a future. you know, in november, the people of west virginia voted to give america a president. a president with the strength and the courage and the vision to make america great again. you voted to give us a new leader who would make america prosperous again and i believe with all my heart that with your continued support and faith and with god's help, together, we will restore this country. that our best days are ahead and that together, we will make america great again. thank you, west virginia. god bless you. god bless the united states of america. >> vice president mike pence there in scott depot, west virginia, sounding very much like back on the campaign trail hearing very familiar refrains about digging coal, tax plan, repeal and replace obamacare and tor forgotten no more. you recall hearing a lot of that language on the campaign trail. this is coming the day after the

the man who is president of the united states, donald trump reads your name to the "washington post." its own campaign disavows or disowns you. what's the deal. were you an adviser to donald trump? >> i never directly briefed donald trump. i was part of a named committee which was put together -- >> so you were part of the committee that advised the campaign? >> that's a fair assessment. >> what did you do in that role and capacity? >> you know, similarly i don't like talking about internal discussions. it's the old first rule of fight club, don't talk about fight club. i think if you look at a lot of the internal talks, a lot of leaks about what happened -- >> sure, but i'm asking you a question about sort of the genre of activity in which you engage as opposed to substance which is to say did you write memos about issues, did you get on conference calls? was that the kind of thing you were engaged? >> i think the two points, i'm talking about -- however -- >> so why did they say you didn't advise the campaign? that's advising the campaign. >> no, that's not what they -- they said i

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read. what qualifies as a government entity. the supreme court of the united states struggled with the issue in the context of amtrak. there are questions around this area as to what is government and what isn't. very important because if something qualifies as governmen government, it has to square under the constitution and the bill of rights. in the ackerman case, it needs to comply with the fourth amendment. can't invade personal privacy without complying with the warrant requirement, for example. yeah. so they are very important questions as to what is and what is no the a state actor. >> i want to be clear for the record, you mention in the the middle guy and i know that's come up a lot and everybody's entitled to their own opinion, i was taught justice is blind and it doesn't matter whether the party is -- doesn't matter its wealth or statute or power. you decide cases on the basis of the law. lady justice is wearing a blindfold. so i agree with you completely on that. i understand the other point of view, but i don't agree with it. you're book on uth n

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united before with literally no pants on. just a top as dress. now, delta seizing the own. reading, flying delta means comfort. ou can wear your leggings. in the end united says the family was still able to travel on the next flight using their passes, and reassures its regular customers, leggings are welcome. >> i think my favorite tweet in reading all through social media outpouring on this, the man who said it is not going to be pretty, but i am going to wear leggings on my next united flight. >> oh, god no. oh, god no. >> was that not you? i thought -- thought maybe you adopted a new twitter handle. >> i, i have, flown on a buddy pass before. and have gotten, worn a full suit. i understand. >> didn't wear leggings? >> no. those are, just for other flights. where it's not highly inappropriate. every flight. all right. when we come back. who is hanging up those dancing shoes for good? >> we will have the good, the bad, the ugly -- and the very ugly from the ballroom. >> nobody wants to see me in leggings. "the skinny" is coming up next. stay with us. ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> all right. time to head to the ball

there is a walk—in unit being established in corby which i read with absolute horror is now due to close&e departments is huge, they have had huge pressure over the winter months, as we all know. we had to try to resolve that, because the more patients coming through the front door and getting admitted to hospital with delays of transfer means there are not the beds available to do the collective planned surgery. 0ver available to do the collective planned surgery. over the next 2a, 36 months, we need to try to resolve that issue. simon stevens said today that issue. simon stevens said today that no one is jettisoning the 18 week targets, we want that to be the norm for patients, but we have to sort out the service at both the front and back end is to mean that we have got the elective capacity and the beds in order to get these elective cases done. i think you should not inform patients about this magical waiting time when clearly it means nothing. i would rather be told you might have your surgery in a year, if we can bring its —— forward we will. why not be honest upfront? why not say

united states. he doesn't to read "breitbart." he can go to the primary source. >> i don't think he knows that. he makes the claim and it's difficult for anyone to get to the bottom it. there is a difference between general surveillance and wiretapping. charles schumer was being cute there. but nobody is going to find this out. especially in our news environment. they won't make those distinctions. so trump is going to exist in this twilight zone where he's right for the people who want him to be right and wrong for people who want him to be wrong fan nobody will know if he's correct tore not. kennedy: there certainly is enough outrage to go around. >> that's the one thing, all the his tear is about the idea obama might wiretap somebody. he wiretapped everyone. this like to weird al in the ase 80s. we have been hearing about russia every day for two months. what do we really know besides we have seen pictures on twitter? >> the requests for submitted for improper banking. so the question why did they submit this request to the fisa court? tight was originally turned down? june, then went back i

the only thing that has read the united as overtime is repealed.f obamacare lite as a replacement, conservatives are not going to accept it. >> eric: paul ryan is "trying to pull the wool over their eyes." why do you think the speaker is largely president? >> i wouldn't put it that he is lying. i would put it that paul ryan has presented something that is a slam dunk, my plan, everybody loves it. paul keeps telling us all, and we ran on it, but i didn't run on paul ryan's plan of obamacare lite. i think most conservatives across the country didn't run on obamacare lite. i think that is misrepresenting it to the president. i think that there is a lot we agree on. we agree on repeal, but we do not agree on replays, that is why i keep saying, why don't we separate repealed from replace, then let's vote on replacement, same-day, just a different feel. >> eric: let's talk about that. let's say you to get the house, then the senate, to repeal and replace, doesn't that leave the lot of people in the lurch? >> the only reason i'm saying separate them, i do

a little-noticed part of the executive order reads, "the united states should not admit those who engagen acts of the kitchen or hatred, including honor killings." some have noticed the irony. both the man who signed the order, donald trump, and the man who drive to the order, his chief strategist steve bannon, in the past have been accused of committing violence against women. during the presidential campaign, trump boasted about sexual assaulting women and grabbing them "by thepussy." eight women have now come forward and accused donald trump of sexual assault and harassment. in the 1980's, his ex-wife said during a divorce deposition that donald had raped her. the author reheard described trump holding back ivana's arms, forcing her to have sex. she later softened her language to say she felt violated by what happened. and well, steve bannon was charged with domestic violence and battery in 1996. the santa monica california police report said bannon grabbed his then wife louise "iccard "by the throat and arm and threaten to leave with their twin daughters. thatlaimed in proceedings sh

>> it's very unusual because usually you don't have the president of the united states repeating things readn breitbart. we're in unchartered waters for the fbi, the department of justice. you've had a president who has gone out and questioned whether they broke the law. you then behind the scenes apparently had the white house council going and and asking for what was unfolding in that investigation, asking if there was a warrant, which is also complete interference with that investigation. >> what do you make of what's happening behind the scenes? >> i think there is obviously chaos at the white house. there has to be a lot of uncertainty at the department of justice. you've had jeff sessions recuse himself from the investigation, acting official from virginia is left to oversee this and jim comey is coming to, i assume, him, she's probably not sure wheth -- he's probably not sure whether he has the authority. it's a very complicated situation. >> talk about the crisis aspect of this. you saw sean spicer say there would be no comment on this. are they handling it the right way now that thi

united states. >> trevor: all trump did was read a speech off a teleprompter.s all he did. ( applause ) that's all he did. he read off the teleprompter without flying off the rails. you know how they say you're not supposed to shoot the messenger? maybe also don't suck the messenger's (bleep), either. how about that? don't get he wrong. if this was the first time that's tha trump dialed it down, i would get the hype, i would give get it complietly. but he's pulled this (bleep) over and over again and every time the media falls for it. >> he's getting more presidential, if you will. he's using notes. >> i think we have seen something of a donald trump pivot. >> donald trump in the last three weeks has been appearing more presidential. >> it feels like donald trump is trying to be more presidential. >> i feel like we're in the movie "groundhog day." we keep talking about the donald trump pivot every week. >> trevor: so why do you keep on saying it. people in "groundhog" day don't know they're in groundhog day. that's why they keep doing want same thing. you don't

tom: we need an east indian trade company for the united states. read it, failure to adjust.on bloomberg television and radio. it my conversation with olivia andchard with david gura professor blanchard a bit later on television as well. you for yournk wonderful interview with john cryan. that was absolutely superb. we will leave you now with the beautiful view, a beautiful view, i say, of new york. it is frigid. it has been positively winter. stay with us worldwide. this is bloomberg. ♪ jon: the notion of being stuck plunges. the ceo appears to have a new strategy. gives a nod to marcus. thepresident accuses th ex-president of wiretapping. from new york city, for our viewers worldwide, this is " : america's." i am jonathan ferro along with david westin and alix steel. david: i don't know how we will get tax reform or obamacare. alix: how does this relate to the market stucco you have the vix that is down today. jon: i wonder, you wake up this morning and try to treat the

the president of the united states said it was a fact. he didn't say, i read a story in breitbart or "the new york times" or wherever else. he said, just found out that obama had my wires tapped in trump tower. that's not an if. >> look, i -- i will let the president speak for himself. but in terms of where we are in the white house, our ask -- >> you're his spokesperson. >> and i'm speaking about it right now. >> but you're backing off of it. you're backing off of it. >> how am i backing off of it? while i'm saying that i think this happened -- >> because you're saying if. >> i think the american people have the right to know. i think we should get definitive answers. i think we need to put out hard facts that show that this happened. >> that's what president trump was clearly doing in those tweets. thank you very much for join

categorically say there is no way we would have permitted the president of the united states to wiretap, to surveil, to readhe emails of a candidate for president. >> the way the intelligence community is selectively concealing and revealing to manipulate donald trump and infuriate him and embarrass him, it wouldn't surprise me if there were people on the intelligence community that might do the same to the former president if he throws them under the bus. the statement that you just read from his spokesperson said the president didn't interfere in any department of justice investigation. this would have been the president -- politically motivated curiosity to what donald trump was saying to steve bannon back in october. lou: it's hardy a coincidence that there was a fisa * request by the administration in june followed in october by the granting of one -- the initial was unsuccessful. but in october. which just happens to be the same as the second debate, october 10, in which he said he would be putting -- he being the prospective president. he said he would put hillary clinton in jail. it looks like there

the latest trade estimate reports on foreign trade barriers published by the united states trade representatives and start reading it. filibuster, ithat could just as easily ask this, how come that report gets bigger every year? what i am saying here is that trade should be free, fair and reciprocal just as president trump has stated. on that note, let me be abundantly clear, the broader goal of the free-trade policy based on fairness and reciprocity is not to raise either terrace or nontariff barriers rather, it is simply to encourage our trading partners to lower theirs. a policy of free, fair and truly reciprocal trade that begins and ends with you believe that bilateral trade deficits do indeed matter and it is a critical economic goal. in the interest of national security, to reduce these deficits in a way that is expanding over all trade, even as americans are allowed to compete on a level paying field -- playing field. our workers and domestic manufacturers and our farmers and our ranchers deserve no less from our country's trade policies. it is long past time that we deliver both for them and for america.

you, have you even read the united states constitution? [applause] -- i will g gladly lend you my copy. speech, trump made fun of ghazala khan, suggesting she hadn't spoken on stage because she wasn't allowed to. khan has lived in the u.s. since 1980 and both he and his wife are u.s. citizens. it's not known which of his travel privileges are under review. their son, u.s. army captain, was posthumously awarded the bronze star and purple heart after he was killed in iraq in 2004. planned parenthood has rejected a proposal by president trump under which the federal , government would stop threatening to defund the women's health organization if planned parenthood stops providing abortions. in response, dawn laguens of the planned parenthood federation of america said -- "let's be clear: federal funds already do not pay for abortions. offering money to planned parenthood to abandon our patients and our values is not a deal that we will ever accept. providing critical health care services for millions of american women is nonnegotiable." an af

united states. they come from the book of jeremiah, and they read "for i know the plans i have for you, plans to prosper and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." these words are as true today as they were in millennia past. they should give us -- all of us -- renewed hope that even in these troubled times with widening challenges and unknowable threats, that our bond is unbreakable. our future is bright. i know with all of my heart that with your help, with gods help, and with the strong leadership of president donald trump, our nations and our peoples will remain forever friends, and we will go forth together to meet the glorious future. thank you. god bless you. god bless israel and god bless the united states of america. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪

mean that the chairman of the campaign of the man who is about to become president of the united states. let me read you what i meanwhile you look at both of these scenes. associated press president donald trump's former campaign chairman paul manafort secretly worked for a russian billionaire to advance the interests of russian president vladimir putin, a decade ago and proposed an ambitious political strategy to undermine anti-russian opposition across former soviet republicans, the associated press has learned. the work appears to contradict assertions by the trump administration and manafort himself that he never worked for russian interests. so, again, you heard there the distinction between people working in government and people who were about to be connected with government, in this case, the future president of the united states. the other thing we just witnessed, sean spicer was given an opportunity to retract or soften the language from the president's tweets that barack obama was somehow a bad or sick guy and, again, took a pass on that opportunity. kelly o'donnell is standing by outside

national trade estimate report on foreign trade barriers published by the united states trade representative and start reading it. and by the end of that filibuster, i could just as easily ask this: how come that report gets bigger every year? so what i'm saying here is that trade should indeed be free, fair and reciprocal just as president trump as stated. and on that note, let me be abundantly clear. the broader or goal of a free trade policy is not to raise either tariffs or nontariff barriers; rather, it is simply to encourage our trading partners to lower theirs. this is a policy of free and fair and truly reciprocal trade that begins and ends with the belief that bilateral trade deficits do indeed matter, and it is a critical economic goal. and in the interests of gnarl security -- of national security to reduce these deficits in a way that expans overall trade even as americans are allowed to compete on a level playing field. .. they will bring your questions at. while we're waiting for the questions to make their way up here, thank you again for your remarks here today. the one principle he made very