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Americans, hes happy to walk away from it. hes been doing that his entire career. >> laura: so you are not concerned that you hear marco rubio, schumer, they see an opening here. trump dominated that space in 2016. no one had done it like he had done it. now they see sour gum and soybeans are more important than our entire tech sector that has gotten ripped off as they continue to steal our ip. and they are playing long ball here. they are not playing short ball. they are playing long ball for t...

Career. >> laura: so you are not concerned that you hear marco rubio, schumer, they see an opening here. trump dominated that space in 2016. no one had done it like he had done it. now they see sour gum and soybeans are more important than our entire tech sector that has gotten ripped off as they continue to steal our ip. and they are playing long ball here. they are not playing short ball. they are playing long ball for total domination. >> talking about technology transfers. u.s. trade represe...

Thats how he feels about the company. another big mover, amazon. he said a mistake and said he wish he got in early when the company was smaller. amazon climbing higher. they do everything. nothing they dont do. theyre going to financials, healthcare. selling stuff, walking into our homes. they have access to all kinds of points of data and that is share price and the earnings is reflecting that. thats why the tech sector is higher. >> oil was so low. we got entitled. is there a projection on wh...

Change on friday, investors actually struggled to balance solid earnings growth with the possibility of rising inflation and higher bond yields. and lets focus on profits with more than half of the companies in the s&p 500 reporting first quarter results, nearly 80% have beaten profit estimates and 74% have beaten revenue estimates. tech sector started out strong with amazon topping analyst expectations the e-commerce giant more than doubling profits from a year ago. meantime facebook did rally ...

So right now, i know that china has like 10 industries out there that they are off limits to foreigners. you cant even get 49% and if you do end up getting a position in a foothold in china you can only own 49% of a joint venture. is that the kind of restrictions you want to see in the u.s. because i know youre a free markets guy so how much of the government bite do you want to see here? >> well i think we have to have some reciprocal relations which means if they put a tariff of 25 % on our ca...

Incidents were consent decree with the ftc in 2,011 were centered around misrepresentation for privacy of user data and theyre looking into the european privacy and looking into this congress is looking into this and if they have found they have done the things they said they wont do any more in 2,011 thats a really big problem but go and show your heart and tell the truth number one. neil: you know, be careful what you wish for, when he let himself open to regulation, he led an entire industry ...

China is the largest market of that. u.s. farmers right now are there biggest victims. the tech sector, potentially the second largest victim. we have to have a strategic approach. this cant be grandstanding and posturing and a twitter war with our president sparking a trade war with the two largest economies in the globe. >> arthel: its more than a twitter wall. david, you know well that there are some back-door negotiations being had right now and everybody saying that beijing is a bad actor. ...

Advantage over american workers. >> arthel: isaac, im going to get you in a moment. i want to show a full-screen comment from nebraska ben sasse. republican senators saying hopefully the president is blowing off steam again. if hes half serious, this is nuts. china is guilty of many things but the president has no actual plan to win right now. hes threatening to light american agriculture on fire. lets take on chinese bad behavior but with a plan that punishes them instead of us. he is the dumbe...

In the background today was the fear of an escalating trade war with china. i have to say thats really just bubbling away in the back burner. the biggest story has been this big sell-off in the tech sector and whether that will continue, whether indeed the government is going to step in. that said, what happens on the second trading day of this month? we will find out tomorrow. no doubt theres more fear in the air down here, shannon, then there is opportunity. >> shannon: ashley webster. thank y...

The union representing the judges is strongly opposed to the imposition of quotas. it is vowing to fight this order from the department of justice. also this morning the president continues his war against amazon and the idea that they arent paying their fair share of taxes and as the president says, taking advantage of the u.s. postal service to deliver packages at a loss for the postal service. the president taking on amazon this morning and the postal service to some degree saying i am right ...