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And from cows to coding. We meet the woman with a remarkable career that began on a farm in rural illinois and has taken her all the way to the shining lights of silicon valley. And with polls now open in the uk General Election, we promise a politics free programme. So let us know what you make of the stories were covering today. Get in touch in the usual way. Use the hashtag bbcbizlive. Hello and welcome to Business Live. When we say politics free, we do refer to the uk election and not the politicking going on at the moment in the middle east. We start in the gulf state of qatar, where conc...

Silicon valley and china and others steal those secrets and we're going to protect those secrets. those are crown jewels for the country. >> christine romans is with me now. so, your takeaway? >> the president really trying to explain this is about protecting jobs of the future, the technology sector, you heard him there. on the trade agenda, he said the u.s. isn't the one who started a trade war. >> the trade war was started many years ago by them, and the united states lost. >> you're saying we're on the losing end of it. >> there is no trade war. they have taken so much. so last year $375 b...

Secrets. those are crown jewels for this country. >> our chief business correspondent, christine romans, is with us now. we thought this was coming, it's hugely significant. the president says it's good for the country. >> he says this shows america first and he's going to fix the wrongs of every administration before him. he heard him on the trade agenda. he's saying the u.s. isn't the one that started this trade war. listen. >> the trade war was started many years ago by them, and the united states lost. >> so you're saying we're on the losing ends of it? >> well, no, there is no trade war, ...

Financial future secure. it is difficult to do. >> charity is important but reducing tax liability is a great incentive to put more money aside in terms of retirement and maxing out your retirement savings or giving to charity. heather: another big year, cybermonday numbers are in, $335 billion were spent. the average person, $335 on cybermonday. >> the retail industry, this push or this nudge ensuring people have jobs in retail. and small businesses being able

Kill this plan all together. maybe an extra day or so give them more time to lobby, guys. steve: thank you, ed very much. everybody in washington is talking about let's reduce the deficit. this does, turn it down the other way save $335 billion over the next 10 years or so. here's the bad thing. remember back in the olden days when the democrats rolled out that commercial against paul ryan where you saw paul ryan pushing grandma off the cliff. well, just imagine. the new ad will have paul ryan pushing 14 million grandmas off the cliff. ainsley: the reason that number dropped so if you look at ...