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About hundred $75 billion. that is more than the entire gross domestic product the oil-rich gulf state. the waltons can certainly afford to be generous with their workers, and said they count on you 2013, taxpayer sent more than to pick up the slack. $16 billion to employees for more food stamps, and housing. if you think that is remarkable, meet travis. he is the youthful founder of uber, his personal fortune is close to $5 billion. his drivers by contrast often make less than minimum wage. one...

Tom, whats your reaction? you know about political rhetoric but this has got to be personal for you. >> it is personal. im not going to sit here and call him names i did that last night under my breath. what he is saying his actions are disgusting. to say call ice agents thugs, think about it. these are men and women who are fathers and mothers and brothers and sisters, sons and daughters that chose to enforce laws in this country. strap a gun to their hip and put a bullet proof vest on and prot...

Same process can be used to extract lithium from old battery. until now both e.m.i. and battery is collected for recycling has been fed into a high temperature furnace that yields an alley from which cobalt nickel and copper can be recovered. to recycle the lithium it would need to be extracted from the slack before its melted. the lithium is contained in whats called the black mass the substance layered on the cathode by adding carbon dioxide and water and heating the mass to at least fifty deg...

Simple thats important otherwise it might not be economically viable the amount of lithium in sin well diet isnt very high the extraction process has to be easy and inexpensive otherwise it wouldnt be worth it i talked to him on the breaks. whats more the same process can be used to extract lithium from old battery. until now became high and batteries collected for recycling have been fed into a high temperature furnace that builds an alley from which cobalt nickel and copper can be recovered. t...

Front office over slack, and you have a moment that you think that it cant be real. then when people started running, you know, i guess it did become a reality. our player bolted out of the building and lucky enough to get down the street to the gym to take cover, and we called the police to let the police know where our player was so they could go get his statement. it is a scary day overall, and the esport community sticks together closely, and everyone knows each other, and so we are in mourn...

Created a hardness and a harshness on the team. thats what rudy has reason to worry about, that a memo like this is sitting on muellers desk right now. look at some of the things that kavanaugh -- remember, this is the man the president wants to be our next supreme court justice. this is what was coming out of him. were not going to give him any break unless he resigns or confesses to perjury when he comes in. in the end, im convinced that there really is no reason to give him any slack. the ide...

You into learning this stuff. its not going to happen at once and its certainly not a 1984-ish vision at all. its going to be very gradual and very human and will seduce you into learning how to use it. >> random access memory is internal memory built inside of this computer. >> these new computers were rough, big, ugly, difficult to use inventions when they first came out. >> it would crash and you would have to figure out what to do. it would not always create the right results. so it really d...

Two weeks after trump took office, and it all sort of fell to her and within about 36 hours of the event taking place, other folks in the white house noticed that she hadnt really lined up any guests, she hadnt done any of the lodgistical planning to put on something like this at the white house. and hud secretary ben carson didnt even know the event was taking place. i dont want to comment on her motivations in a case like that, but i think its going to be very clear that if she were going to b...

Did cut the slack in the employment markets. >> yeah, he did. >> he did. >> but i think its endemic to a trend weve been seeing. i dont think its because of his tax cut. i dont see the economic benefit being derivative from the companies because theyre buying back stock more than theyre doing anything else with their savings. well talk about it another day. i want to get you about omarosa while i have you. >> we can debate it, but believe me, theres a lot more capital investment going into the c...

I was at -- i was on the board of the business national security. i was wasnt a deep level intelligence briefing as much as it was a civilian understanding of what was going upon in the cia. gentleman i got you. i got you. but i like the guy. i dont agree with him politically. i dont like his personal attacks on the president. i am a some morer of the president. i want to see the president succeed. your commenting on the economy. you and i could debate,000. i think the economys very, very strong...