i spoke with brian wharton by zoom. it's a heavy burden. >> he's asked me to be present, and i owe that to him. it doesn't feel like a burden, and so i will. to be with him, to make sure he knows that he's not alone. >> how are you preparing for your own death? >> i'm at peace. i'm ready to go, you know, like i tell people. god has the last say. >> our thanks to lester holt for that report. and that does it for me this hour. thanks for joining. i'll be back on monday at 10:00 a.m. eastern, right here on msnbc. stay close, "chris jansing reports" with jose diaz-balart just after this. after this. oh... stuffed up again? so congested! you need sinex saline from vicks. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. breathe. ahhhhhh! what will you do when the power goes out? power outages can be unpredictable and inconvenient, but with a generac home standby generator, your life goes on uninterrupted. because when your generac detects a power outage, it automatically powers up, giving your family the security and peace o

wharton has been fighting to save his life. so has an army of others, including a bipartisan majority of the texas legislature. >> we're at a point here where the truth about robert is being avoided, and justice is not being served. >> tonight, minutes before the scheduled execution, a judge issued a temporary retraining order, delaying it so roberson can testify at a hearing on monday. the ag's office, however, is challenging that. i spoke with brian wharton just hours ago by zoom. roberson asked him to witness his final moments. it's a heavy burden. >> he's asked me to be present, and i owe that to him. it doesn't feel like a burden. and so i will. to be with him, to make sure he knows that he's not alone. >> how are you preparing for your own death? >> i'm at peace. i'm not ready to go, you know. i can tell people god has the last say. >> and again, the court has temporarily blocked his execution. we'll of course continue to follow this story. >>> we turn now to the race for the white house. with just 19 days until election

david: you got your mba from wharton, then what did you do?undar: after that i ended up at google. i spent a short time with iphone. david: are your parents alive? they must be pretty proud. you are the ceo of google and do they call you all the time with advice, what do they do? sundar: i'm fortunate, i'm very close with them. i see them almost every week. my dad shows me amazingly, he is 82, he relentlessly reads everything. he tries to keep up. he's not a software engineer by training, but a few years ago he wanted to know what an api is and he has learned it. so he tracks news closely and he talks to me about it. david: 82 is young, the president of the united states is 82. still young. your mother? sundar: i talk to her all the time. i got my love of reading from a very young age from her. due to financial circumstances, she was working as a stenographer. she stopped working to support the family. she was an orations reader. that's where i got my level of reading from. david: did you meet your wife that wharton, stanford, where? sundar: w

edith wharton, her first book with the decoration of houses.was a harvard philosopher named george santayana. robert louis stevenson. jm barrie. richard kipling -- rudyard kipling. edith wharton did not gain fame from the decoration of houses. charles: no, she did not but she liked to live in fancy houses. she was a terribly successful and wealthy author but she always outspent her royalties. finally i'm afraid was lured away from scribners because she was too much in debt from our advances. she was lured away to appleton. she wrote her early novels for scribner. the decoration of houses was co-authored with a man named ogden cog did jr.. she had great taste. she wrote a book of italian villa was for example. she was an expert on european gardens. she is not primarily known for her decorating. she is known for her fiction. ethan from, which i read as a student. it was assigned reading when i was a high school student. peter: i wanted to ask you about george santayana, the harvard philosopher. he was quite well known in his day. charles: very we

i went to the wharton school, the great wharton school of finance. and they were great.t place. it's a great place. but i went to college here. so never ever even think, i watched one man crash and burn, he kept calling it the state i kept saying it is the commonwealth but i think his political career ended. >> tonight we have some special guests in the audience. a goldstar family that is with us tonight. mary and charles strange are here. where are they? here they are. they are behind us, over here. they lost their son michael. >> come on up. [applause] it is a little harder to get up since i got shot. they have made it more difficult. perhaps that is the way it is supposed to be. >> sarah, they lost their son, michael. -- sir, they lost their son, michael. do you want to say anything? >> under obama is right. under obama. >> mr. president, my son was killed august 6, 2011 in the biggest loss of life in the iraq afghan war, the biggest loss of life in the single day, 22 of the men were navy special warfare. we still have not gotten any answers. i was wondering, i am beg

wharton, now a minister, believes he helped send an innocent man to die. why are you here?e robert nothing less. and so it's my responsibility to help give him a voice, to help him be heard, because he is an innocent man. >> thousands are fighting to save his life, including a large bipartisan group of texas lawmakers, some even praying with him on death row. all of roberson's appeals so far have been denied. unless the courts or texas governor greg abbott step in, roberson will be executed on october 17th. >> i know the part of robert that i hear in my head is that childlike commitment to hope, and that he would say that i can't give up hope. >> can his life be saved at this point? >> gosh, i pray it can. if we can't save someone like robert, who is so clearly innocent, then truly, we're lost. >> if you could speak to the governor directly, you know, from the heart, what would you tell him? >> governor abbott, i did not do this, and i'm just hoping and praying you do the right thing. >> how are you preparing for your own death, your own execution? >> i'm at peace if it hap

former president donald trump graduated from the wharton school here. science and economics in 196 #. and he frequently mentions his alma mater. >> i went tote great wharton school of finance here. what a great school that was, too. it's not as good as the wharton school of finance but that's okay. >> i went to school in philadelphia. >> bret: three of former president trump's five children have also gone here. don jr., ivanka, and tiffany. other notable alumni include elon musk, warren buffett, and political leaders from around the world. next on "special report," we'll take a look at the race in pennsylvania with some local journalists who cover this all the time. more "special report" after this. ♪ our story begins more than 65 years ago, inside an abandoned chicken coop. where our founder discovered a retired teacher living. no home. no health care. so she said no to this injustice and yes to transforming lives. it's this drive, this compassion that inspired aarp. today, we empower people to choose how they live as they age. as a wise friend and fie

let's bring in brian wharton. brian wharton is the former detective who helped send robertson to prison. but brian, you have since expressed regret in your role in what you what you view as a narrowly focused investigation and you believe that his life should be spared. tell us tell us why investigation was emergency room. were there was gathering around her nurses and doctors and it's an emotional moment, you know everybody wants to understand why a child, beautiful young child like this is hurt and who's responsible at the time, robert was in the emergency room with his child he presented as not a typical fashion, not what you would expect from someone whose child was in such dire straits, he was pretty plain spoken, no emotion matter of fact, in his answers so it drew the attention of the hospital staff. and then when we arrived on scene they shared their concerns with us and we experienced the same thing from robert and then we went on to our investigation with him as the focus because that's where everything

a short while ago, anti—monarchy protestor wayne wharton was arrested while demonstrating in sydney.bc why her father was protesting. u nfortu nately, we unfortunately, we live in a colonised, invaded country. he needs to keep resisting people like him and all the other leaders need to keep resisting so we can have treaties and have our right spirit so our children and young people and men and women in custody stop dying, so health outcomes improve, so we can actually self—determined. if we don't get treaties and have our sovereign rights are respected, we will never have that. let's speak to our australia correspondent katy watson. tell us more about this final day of the torah.— day of the torah. the conversation - day of the torah. the conversation we - day of the torah. the | conversation we heard day of the torah. the - conversation we heard on parliament house is a composition that follows the royal couple throughout this trip in australia. questioning the role of monarchy in australia. behind me is another aspect to this country, a show of support for king charles. people have

and ask the wharton professor, jeremy siegel, what today's news means for the bull run in stocks first let's show you the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. we're green across the board nasdaq is the winner today it's pretty much how the day has gone for the majors. the russell as small caps get a nice boost tech is leading. almost every sector has been in the green and on this economic optimism it does take us to our "talk of the tape." whether what happens today clears the way for stocks to make their next move the wharton school professor of finance, jeremy siegel nice to see you. welcome back >> thank you, scott. good afternoon >> what's this mean now for stocks >> it's interesting and actually rick santelli referred to it, even though we hired 550,000 new jobs in the third quarter, interestingly enough hours worked is virtually flat the good news about that is that the gdp increase is going to be almost all productivity and we're looking for third quarter 2.5 to 3 that's productivity. the good news about that, it was a little hotter on wages, but that's mostly producti

i went to the wharton school, the great wharton school of finance. and they were great.eat place. it's a great place. but i went to college here. so never ever even think, i watched one man crash and burn, he kept calling it the state i kept saying it is the commonwealth but i think his political career ended. >> tonight we have some special guests in the audience. a goldstar family that is with us tonight. mary and charles strange are here. where are they? here they are. they are behind us, over here. they lost their son michael. >> come on up. [applause] it is a little harder to get up since i got shot. they have made it more difficult. perhaps that is the way it is supposed to be. >> sarah, they lost their son, michael. -- sir, they lost their son, michael. do you want to say anything? >> under obama is right. under obama. >> mr. president, my son was killed august 6, 2011 in the biggest loss of life in the iraq afghan war, the biggest loss of life in the single day, 22 of the men were navy special warfare. we still have not gotten any answers. i was wondering, i am b

i went to school at the wharton school at penn so i love pennsylvania. i always have. they have a trump store. i would love to go. if the secret service could work it out, i would go there. how about that? can we do that? can we go to the trump store? they have a trump store. people open up trim stores all over the country and they are beautiful -- up trump stores all over the country and they are beautiful. check it out. i would do it in 10 seconds. i get nothing out of it. you know what i get? the presidency out of it. that's what i get. i love these people. they open up a trump store and they do great. that makes me feel good. i'm doing it. i like the idea. what do you want? you want something? i will tell you what, how about we give you some bridge fries, all right -- some french fries, all right? it is sort of a bribe but it's all right. come up here and take them. let's get them some french fries, ok? these guys don't get any. all right. good. give me a couple more of them. you are very stingy with those fries. look at that. she's a good worker. that's the kind o

. >> these days, brian wharton is a pastor.h and we made ito say to me? you know, me and the folksn, pray that we can make things right together. >> you know, robertson was the first person scheduled tols and governor greg abbott. >> for him, this is still an opportunity to make a strong bid to the governore should be clemency, that there should blaanva his own case, anw half, five yea o i'm not afraidt to because they can't hurt me. if after i die, nobody can hurt me. no college s scandal. what he now says about scand ...with my psoriaticabout arthriti but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after trying a tnf blocker like humira and i was done settling. cancers, including lymphoma and skin; acr haverying a tnf blocker an increased risk of death. like humira and i was done settling. done settling? ask your rheumatologist for rinvoq. so i can help other veterans. - [narrator] dav helps veterans like latoya get suort morehelp other veterans. victories for veterans, go to dav.org. ...so he takes

. >> brian wharton is the former police detective who helped convict robertson. he says he's ashamed and now believes robertson is innocent. this week, robertson asked wharton to be with his family and friends in the execution chamber. if that moment comes when you've got the call that robert has put you on the witness list i mean, i can't imagine getting that call. >> well, i don't want to be there. i don't want to want to watch it happen but it's again, it's a moment that i owe him. if he's asked me to be there ayo him that much. and so i'll be there also petitioned the us supreme court's. >> they're still waiting for that. as you mentioned, really all focused now on texas governor greg we abbott as to whether or not he will make an issue a 30 day reprieve. there's also been a state house committee hearing that's been listening to testimony from medical experts all day, but it's unclear exactly what that committee can and will do here in the coming hours. jake. >> all right. ed lavendera. thank you so much coming up. one of the richest men in america still bomb

now wharton believes he helped send an innocent man to die. why are you here?use i owe robert nothing less. it's my responsibility to help give him a voice. to help him be heard, because he is an innocent man. >> reporter: thousands are fighting to save his life, including a large bipartisan group of texas lawmakers. some even praying with him on death row. all of roberson's appeals so far have been denied, unless the courts or texas governor greg abbott step in, roberson will be executed on october 17th. >> i know the part of robert that i hear in my head is that child like commitment to hope and that he would say that i can't give up hope. >> reporter: can his life be saved at this point? >> gosh, i pray it can. if we can't save someone like robert, who is so clearly innocent, then truly, we, we're lost. >> reporter: if you could speak to the governor directly, you know, from the heart, what would you tell him? >> governor abbott, i did not do this. and i'm just hoping and praying that you do the right thing. >> reporter: how are you preparing for your own de

when i completed my military service i went to the wharton school, i got an mba in finance and operations and i have a good experience in the private sector of what it means to to grow the economy to to sign paychecks to start new businesses it's that kind of growth that we need to pick us up out of the malaise and high inflation and the approaching it appears every day recession that seems to be the result of the biden harris economy. i think going back and and actually continuing to punish the companies and that are providing jobs that we're expecting to lure here to new york state to try to restart manufacturing and to attract manufacturing here is not the right way to go. john: when it comes to corporate taxes, it can be complex. we do want to make sure that corporations are staying in this country, that they're moving to this state like micron is, is and that also we're holding them accountable. we are seeing rapid profits and corporations some of them that do receive federal government subsidies and a lot of the time those profits are not transferred to the workers, often corporatio

this is what wharton wrote to his wife. on july six, 1864, from the army's camp near sharpsburg, maryland. i fear that it will stir up the yankee recruiting officers ed lincoln to fill up his ranks and thus prolong the war. so i want to just kind step back a moment from this and offer maybe a little bit of a broader perspective. i don't think he's far off the mark here. if you think about ben butler, union general ben butler, when he occupied new orleans in may of 1862, and you think about ben butler's women's order and all the stuff that that entailed, that became a rallying cry to help garner additional recruits into the confederate army because he's doing this, you know, right. the time confederate conscription is going into effect and, it was it worked. i mean, this recruiting effort and support for the draft because of butler, it brought troops, confederate forces, who were going after butler. so i don't think this is some kind of irrational i think there is precedent that happens the war to help him understand we do t

. >> wharton has directly apologized to robertson, who he visits regularly in prison. he believes the father's autism led to a misunderstanding of the child's death. the former detective now strongly regrets his role in the conviction. >> you're shaking, baby notion is gone and so you have to go back again to those medical records which don't support anything but a natural death or an accidental death. >> it's mind boggling, unconscionable that robert robertson is still on death row and days away from his scheduled execution. >> robertson has a lot of support for clemency. over 80 texas legislators have opposed the execution, and a bipartisan group of legislators recently visited with robertson at the prison in livingston. death penalty proponent republican rhonda tomek posted on social media that robertson's conviction was based on faulty science, adding, we want to see justice served and this is not it. >> the outpouring of support that he has had is reflective of a recognition that this is an innocent man who is at danger of being executed for a crime, that never ev

— in it and folks have the the wharton school _ in it and folks have the the wharton school has - in walz— going to hear a lot from tim walz this _ going to hear a lot from tim walz this evening, you just heard _ walz this evening, you just heard there, a lot of what kamala _ heard there, a lot of what kamala harris proposes to do, and i'll— kamala harris proposes to do, and i'll be _ kamala harris proposes to do, and i'll be honest, some of it even — and i'll be honest, some of it even sounds pretty good. here is what — even sounds pretty good. here is what you won't hear. kamala harris — is what you won't hear. kamala harris has _ is what you won't hear. kamala harris has already done it, because _ harris has already done it, because she has been the vice president— because she has been the vice president for three and a half years. — president for three and a half years, she had the opportunity to enact— years, she had the opportunity to enact all these great policies, and what she has done instead — policies, and what she has done instead is— policies, and what she has done inste

that's wharton school. issue here is, if those members of congress, when i go to businesses, they will talk about taxes sometimes, but they will lead with childcare and with housing. we know the problems, we need the workforce. >> we need to move on. >> let's talk about the state of democracy. the top issue for americans after the economy and inflation. after the 2020 election, president trump's campaign and others filed 62 lawsuits contesting the results. judges, including those appointed by president trump and other republican presidents looked at the evidence and said there was no widespread fraud. the governor of every state in the nation, republicans and democrats, certified the 2020 election results and said -- sent an illegal slate of election or congress for january 6. senator vance, you have said you would not have certified the last presidential election and would have asked the state to submit alternative electors. that has been called unconstitutional and illegal. would you again take the challe

that's wharton school, that's his alma mater. the issue here is, those members of congress, i can't believe, when i go to businesses, sure, they'll talk about taxes sometimes but they will lead with child care and they will lead with housing because we know the problems, especially in a state like minnesota, we need more workers. our economy is growing, but we need the workforce. >> governor, thank you. we need to move on. norah? >> let's talk about the state of democracy. the top issue for americans after the economy and inflation. after the 2020 election, president trump's campaign and others filed 62 lawsuits contesting the results. judges, including those appointed by president trump and other republican presidents, looked at the evidence and said there was no widespread fraud. the governors of every state in the nation, republicans and democrats, certified the 2020 election results and sent a legal slate of electors to congress for january 6th. senator vance, you have said you would not have certified the last presidential e

the wharton school estimates the harris economic plan would add 1.2 trillion to the deficit. trump's plan would add 5.8 trillion. one of the more surprising omissions the war in ukraine never came up walls in the democrats support ukraine's efforts to repel the russian invasion. vance has said the war is unwinnable. trump, who was impeached over holding up weapons to ukraine, said a few days ago that ukraine no longer existed. back to you. thanks so much, scott. all right. carrie's back, and i just asked her, what are we talking about? the heat. yeah, absolutely. how hot it was yesterday. and how hot it is already. and yesterday in san francisco, we don't quite often get a lot of these days where there is no sign of the fog in sight. carl is on vacation. yes. and so now the city is heating up. and yesterday we made it above 90 degrees. in fact, at the airport, it was 94. and that was the first day that we hit 90 degrees in 713 days. so yeah, it was not pleasant. and when we take a look at our records and santa rosa, we're expecting it to reach 102 degrees for this afternoon.

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that's wharton school. that's his alma mater.hink the issue here is, if those members of congress, i can't believe they're not -- when i go to businesses, sure, they'll talk about taxes sometimes. but they will lead with child care and housing because we know the provinces, especially in a place like minnesota, we need more workers about a us our economy's growing. we need the workforce. >> thank you. we need to move on. norah? >> let's talk about the state of democracy. the top issue for americans after the economy and inflation. after the 2020 election, president trump's campaign and others filed 62 lawsuits contesting the results. judges, including those appointed by president trump and other republican presidents, looked at the evidence and said there was no widespread fraud. the governors of every state in the nation, republicans and democrats, certified the 2020 election results and sent a legal slate of electors to congress for january 6th. senator vances, you have said you would not have certified the last presidential el

basically, the democrats would not be able to go too far, and their proposals according to the whartonool where donald trump went, according to their calculations, harris's proposals would have only one fit of the impact on the deficit that trumps proposals would have. mostly because she would end these tax breaks for the very wealthy and use the money that was going to the very wealthy for some of these programs for the middle class. so that is what she is offering the country and we will see how people respond. >> democrats have a thin majority in the senate. one third of the senate is up in this election. not spreading hate. his fair well address warned against con man and donald trump is a con man and chaos agent. and caller was talking about his great record in new york. i loved in new york for 40 years. his company was put out of business was it bass fraudulent and ripping people off. he was employing illegal aliens in the construction of trump tower and a whole ser res of other things in his background not told the truth. i just wanted to on this issue of states add to general m

that's wharton school.ssue here is, if those members of congress, when i go to businesses, they will talk about taxes sometimes, but they will lead with childcare and with housing. we know the problems, we need the workforce. >> we need to move on. >> let's talk about the state of democracy. the top issue for americans after the economy and inflation. after the 2020 election, president trump's campaign and others filed 62 lawsuits contesting the results. judges, including those appointed by president trump and other republican presidents looked at the evidence and said there was no widespread fraud. the governor of every state in the nation, republicans and democrats, certified the 2020 election results and said -- sent an illegal slate of election or congress for january 6. senator vance, you have said you would not have certified the last presidential election and would have asked the state to submit alternative electors. that has been called unconstitutional and illegal. would you again take the challeng

the wharton school says your proposals will increase the nation's deficit by 1.2 trillion dollars. how would you pay for that without ballooning the deficit? governor, give you 2 minutes. yeah. thank you. >> kamala harris and i do believe in the middle class because that's where we come from. we both grew up in that. we understand. so those of you out there listening tonight, you're hearing a lot of stuff back and forth and it's good. it's healthy. that's what this is supposed to happen. you should be listening. how's this going to impact me? the ball forward plan that kamala harris put out there is one is talking about this housing issue. the one thing is there's 3 million new houses proposed under this plan with down payment assistance on the front end to get your house is much more than just an asset to be traded somewhere. it's foundational to where you're at. and then making sure that the things you buy every day, whether they be prescription drugs are other things that there's fairness. and that, look, the $35 insulin is a good thing, but it cost $5 to make and. they were cha

the countries prime minister, it's blank and it's 11 trip to the middle east since israel last as wharton got some more than a year ago. the us egypt on cause i've been trying to broker for months to broker ceasefire deal between israel and thomas in garza. i'm gonna show you a quick picture of the scene here in the how this is uh, the 2 podiums waiting for the price confidence that we understand. you are a secretary of state and to me blinking is going to hold a long side contracts for the minister. i'm prime minister check mohammed ban of the month. i'll find a blinking set at the start of this tour of the middle east that he was trying to encourage benjamin netanyahu, whose far right coalition in israel to agree a sci fi and guys are following the killing of how much lead i guess, and why is also said to be hoping to establish some sort of structure for stability and reconstruction for guys which will be involving other regional players and the analyst we've been speaking to of been suggesting that for one of the reasons at least that he is doing this tour of the gulf nations at the mo

tershawn wharton the sack on derek carr. the chiefs also had a pick.y 13 points fourth quarter. patrick mahomes hands off to xavier worthy who celebrates by giving the touchdown ball to his mom. so sweet. and it's her birthday. chiefs win 2613. they're five. and oh let's get to the baseball playoffs. tigers guardians game two of the division series two on two outs in the ninth. cory carpenter high, deep. aloha means victory. three zero the final. best of series tied at a game apiece. going to detroit. game two royals and yankees. garrett hampson, rbi single in the fourth year, part of a four run fourth inning for kc. the royals win four two, tying that series at a game apiece. well, when it was first announced that college game day was going to cal, some were worried fans might not show up at 6 a.m. for the show. pat mcafee and company were blown away by the crowd. i had some questions about coming out here to berkeley, but after experiencing it, it is very evident that this is one of the best cities in this year. >> united states of america. >> i am t

that's wharton school that's that's his alma mater. and so i think the issue here is if those members of congress, i can't believe they're not here when i go to businesses, sure, they'll talk about taxes sometime, but they will lead with child care and they will lead with housing because we know the problem is, especially in a state like minnesota, we need more workers because our economy is growing, but we need the workforce. >> governor. thank you. we need to move on norah, let's talk about the state of democracy. >> the top issue for americans after the economy and inflation, after the 2020 election. president trump's campaign and others filed 62 lawsuits contesting the results. judges including those appointed by president trump and other republican presidents, looked at the evidence and said there was no widespread fraud. the governors of every state in the nation republicans and democrats, certified the 2020 election results and sent a legal slate of electors to congress for january 6th, senator vance you have said you would not

cost associated coming to accommodate. autonomy is 11th, chipped the middle east and israel last as wharton garza more than a year ago. the us egypt on contact. i've been trying for months to broker cx, 5 between israel and thomas in guys, so we're going to bring in of the oliver and who's the associate professor of history at georgetown university and catch our has been with us some of the last couple of hours and so, um, there's a lot of speculation about 4 times we blinking, it's trying to achieve with this sort of the middle east that he's doing not least because he went from west jerusalem to read it. and now he's in casa. there's a lot of speculation also that the diplomatic efforts are really struggling once you assessment. do you think of why he is making this particular trip in this order? for me, as we've mentioned before, you know, there's been 11 of these kinds of trips over the course of the last year. at one point there was significant talk of a cease fire agreement. there was negotiations between the various parties. i think we all know what the outlines of that agreement wou

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that's wharton school. that's his alma mater. and so i think the issue here is those members of congress, i can't believe -- when i go to businesses, sure they'll talk about taxes sometimes but they will lead with child care and they will lead with housing because we know the problem, especially in a state like minnesota, we need more workers because our economy's growing but we need the workforce. >> governor, thank you. we need to move on. norah? >> let's talk about the state of democracy. the top issue for americans after the economy and inflation. after the 2020 election president trump's campaign and others filed 62 lawsuits contesting the results. judges including those appointed by president trump and other republican presidents looked at the evidence and said there was no widespread fraud. the governors of every state in the nation, republicans and democrats, certified the 2020 election results and sent a legal slate of electors to congress for january 6th. senator vance, you have said you would not have certified the las

also quick delivery timelines which is i think increasingly of interest to countries driven by the wharton ukraine or prospects a conflict with china. as you look at the portfolio how are you trying to ensure that hanwha in the united states can't innovate with the u.s. military and have cut i think approaches by which hanwha in korea and hanwha here is a trend can adapt which are working on globally to the unique circumstances are? >> i don't want this to be a commercial for hanwha but this is a good example of how things can get done. with a k-9 thunder the ambassador mentioned this morning, it's a self-propelled track howitzer or . it's been sold to 11 different nations that each nation has a slightly different set of needs so in harmonizing requirements, difficult to do in the trended. we have done a buyers club where we bring customers together to look okay how can i prove the sets of any certain way for certain type of threat environment? sharing that information, back calling that back to korea and cutting it into production into the base model. for instance, i give a quick and easy

school diplomas, people without high school diplomas, people from best colleges, mit and harvard, whartonple with no education, everybody was doings ing /* better. >> todd: democrats are underperforming with latino voters, historically a huge source for democrats. did donald trump in that town hall cut further into the democrats' historical advantage? >> i think he absolutely did and as you pointed out shgs president trump is performing well with hispanic americans who support his plan to lower inflation, who support his plans on the economy and who very impor importantly support his plans for a secure border and mas deportation, those are key issues the president is running on and matter to hispanic voters. u univision vetted every audience member and said they were undecided voters. he changed hearts and minds with individuals who came up to him and said, i will be voting for you. once they heard his response. he will continue to cut into what is traditionally a democratic strong hold and because of his record of success under president trump, my community had historic low poverty and u

people like the left of center, brookings institute and wharton penn model said, that i guess democratsose all broad-based tax cuts, they want tax credits, that is spending through the tax codes. targeted tax credits to their favorite political group. they don't want the whole country to enjoy the prosperity that would come from a broad based across. -- jfk-type or reagan-type or trump, they oppose it they always on, p oppose it, kennedy is last real democrat with a broad base tax cut in 1962 it was passed in senate after he was assassinated. >> and i think reason for that is because it allows them to going back to donor base, extract more political contributions out of the economy. if you have high rates and narrow limited deductions people will be willing to pilot to a politician, to get a carve out for themselves and not competition. larry: you know, well. i used to know democrats who wanted to lower capital gains taxes but they have all been retired, john carney, makings of second trump economic and damage boom from your -- boone from your business digest. >> last time, trump was su