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nearly two years, the dow dropped nearly 1200 points, it came after target reported a huge 52% drop in profits for the first quarter, walmart slashed its outlooks. these stores are pocketing less money because they have to pay so much more to get product on their shelves. wal walmarts stock fell more than 11% on tuesday, the companys worst day since 1987. >> and then of course there are also gas prices to talk b now above $4 a gallon in every state in america for the first time ever. t...

>> he also said he just hasnt talked to phil mickelson. >> these guys have never been best friends, thats been clear. they appear to have been softening toward each other over the last five or so years. they played that match against each other in las vegas in 2018. phil has very strong opinions about what he thinks the tour has done wrong and what he thinks the tour can do in the future and tiger does not agree and i think he made that extremely unmistakingly clear on tuesday. everyone is upset...

I think that will play into his game nicely. >> tiger woods is playing, phil mickelson the defending pga champ is not and, of course, you know, the relationship between tiger woods and phil mickelson is one of the most analyzed in any sport over the last 25 years. i want to play some sound of tiger somewhat tortured response to tiger being asked about the fact that mick i will son is not there. >> its always disappointing when deet fending champion is not here. phil is -- has said some things th...

As a specialist adviser during their inquiry into the wider public service broadcasting landscape. and, of course, they did havejohn whittingdale in front of them at that time answering questions. and i think that... i mean, i went into that inquiry thinking, yes, why doesnt the bbc have the courage of its convictions around some of its great content? why dont they ask people to pay for it? and they could end up maybe making more money out of that than they do from the licence fee. but what i le...

Actually, the period i looked at it was when i was supporting the dcms select committee as a specialist adviser during their inquiry into the wider public service broadcasting landscape. and, of course, they did havejohn whittingdale in front of them at that time answering questions. and i think that... i mean, i went into that inquiry thinking, yes, why doesnt the bbc have the courage of its convictions around some of its great content? why dont they ask people to pay for it? and they could end...

And they could end up maybe making more money out of that than they do from the licence fee. but what i learned — as youve heard from helen and from phil — is that we dont have the infrastructure that would allow that to happen. a key tenet of the bbc has to be universality. and if, ultimately, you went down a subscription route, you would end up disenfranchising or cutting people off from bbc content at the most vulnerable fringes of our society — so people who are geographically remote, ...

And were going to sign this and i think im going to have to give this pen the way i look at it, we should probably give it to phil, what do you think in does everybody agree? i agree with it. >> phil is -- so congratulations, everybody. really fantastic. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> right there youre seeing president trump at the white house signing a bill into law that has to do with veterans care. its an extension of a program that was established in 2014. it allows vets to opt for pr...