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And that 8% budget is small and we give more bang for the buck, but we dont go anywhere without the u.s. air force, and were not going to fight in the china sea without the u.s. navy. when we fight, its shoulder to shoulder and we need them there as well. leland: interestingly enough, a lot of the cadets the president was speaking to at the naval academy will show up for for the basic school. >> thats right. leland: and signed up from the naval academy. after 14 years of america being at war, do...

Still uncertainty remains there. especially with china as well those talks are about to happen. we have the first quarter earnings season which has been incredibly strong and that should be very positive for the markets. because of those headwinds there is some hesitancy out there. speaking of earnings, apple is up, and about 18 minutes, that sock gaining over 2% finishing at $169 per share. lots of questions for apple about how many iphones they are selling. the expectations are continuing to b...

United states of america and the president is trying to give putin a hand up and i cant understand for the life of me why. >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you. coming up, the judge who said no to the president today. just listen. (vo) theres so much we want to show her. we needed a car that would last long enough to see it all. (avo) subaru outback. ninety eight percent are still on the road after 10 years. come on mom, lets go! hello. give me an hour in tanning room 3. cheers! thats con...

Something over him, because it really fluxoxes just common sense that russia would do things again and again to undermine our elections, our system, our democracy, the administration -- the u.s., along with great britain put out a warning today that russia was trying to hack into firewalls and routers and get hold of systems and businesses all over our countries. so every day russia is doing things to try to destab lose the united states of america and the president is trying to give putin a han...

Pants. why is that in any way relevant? >> well, he takes the back entrance which the hotel claims is not uncommon. taking a service elevator. ive never brought bags into a hotel in vegas and gone through the service elevator. thats an advantage. pardon me while i look at the footage and im smaning, second long delay. his body language, hands in his pocket, legs are crossed, hes trying to block out any nervousness. he has one hand up, right now. hes in, it just looks like hes generally uncomfort...

Pants. why is that in any way relevant? >> well, he takes the back entrance which the hotel claims is not uncommon. taking a service elevator. ive never brought bags into a hotel in vegas and gone through the service elevator. thats an advantage. pardon me while i look at the footage and im smaning, second long delay. his body language, hands in his pocket, legs are crossed, hes trying to block out any nervousness. he has one hand up, right now. hes in, it just looks like hes generally uncomfort...

Respond more forcefully. >> why do you think ceos have been reluctant to answer questions? why wont they sit in front of the judiciary committee and answer questions from senator klobuchar, for example. >> one thing ive been hearing is they dont want to have their big tobacco moment where mark zuckerberg is up there with his hand up and testifying and it is a sensitive topic. they want the lawyer -- they sent the lawyers in the fall to answer these questions very carefully, to not say too much, ...

California, to provide universal income that everybody gets a set paycheck courtesy of the government. what is going on here? >> well, its not coming from the government, neil. let me make that point clear. the plan here is to give some of stocktons poorest families $500 a month for a year to spend as they please to see if that can lift their spirits and put them on a path to prosperity. >> if you give people a base amount that they receive regularly, that can be a hand up. that helps them to re...

Families $500 a month for a year to spend however they please to see if it can lift their spirits and put them on a path to prosperity. >> if you give people a base amount that they are receiving regularly that can be a hand up that helps them to really gain their own economic success going forward. >> it is a real world demonstration of paying people for being alive. a popular concept in silicon valley amid fears that automation will wipe out jobs and a tech-based nonprofit is funding the give ...

Amount they receive regularly it can be a hand up that helps them to really gain their own economic success going forward. >> base income movement is popular in silicone valley. fears tech automation will wipe out jobs. it is being privately funded. a nonprofit spearheaded by facebook co-founder committed $1 million. pay should be earned and point out basic income is still welfare. some economists say giving out free money could be a disincentive to work. >> people want to be engaged but need to...