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It's a big data computing company for cloud storage so the deal is worth roughly $67 billion. and the largest on record for technology. now, the deal is expected to give a huge boost to del once a pioneer in the now-stagnant pc market. josh lipton joins me to break it down. first, we have to explain what emc is to everybody. i give it a disclaimer. my sister works for emc. i know all about it but explain it for everybody else. >> well, so first, some background, thomas, real quick. a largest tech deal ever as you mentioned. del's paying $33.15 per share and includes cash and tracking stock lin...

And mexico? now listen to these numbers. with china last year, we had a trade deficit of $343 billion. $343 billion. that's gone on for many years. a business that's no good. what do you do, close it up, forget it. $43 billion. with japan we're doing better. only $67 billion. i call it that we're losing. okay? trade deficit. $67 billion. they send us so much, we send them practically the nothing. now here is the beauty, mexico. so mexico, again, i love the people of mexico. i respect the leaders. but they are too sharp. they are too good. so everyone said they won't build a wall because i said...

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We heard some sound bites from senate leaders saying that they were -- felt they were pretty close to a deal. well, wait until it gets in the house and wait until the so-called tea party members of the house have to vote on it. if the spending level is anything above that $967 billion that is the sequester level spending, which appears likely it will be in the murray/ryan deal, then i think it's going to be tough to find a whole lot of tea party members who are going to be willing to support it. it's going to have to be a bipartisan deal like we saw with the continuing resolution. i'm not supe...

Would point out that speaking of existing law, we have one that specifies the level of discretionary spending. specifies that at $967 billion. so from my point of view if we're going to spend more than that, then we ought to find offsetting savings some where else, which i'm very much open to. i know our friends on the other side of the aisle want there to be revenue. we're not going to support tax increases. are there some categories of revenue that are of a different nature? >> such as? >> for instance, federal employees have very generous retirement plans. if we asked them to contribute a l...