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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170412:09:54:00 - Vimarsana News

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With their earnings that were two months overdue. even so they still didn't get the final approval from their auditors. another stark message coming from toshiba that perhaps their future is in doubt due to the $9 billion loss they expect coming from westinghouse. this is where costs overran deeply. this follows an accounting problem back from 2015. more trouble for this company with their future hanging in the balance there. elsewhere, keep an eye on the battle for retail. we have heard that walmart plans to shuted a few hundred jobs. this was confirmed to cnbc, following the decision to elim...

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That hypothesis was fully devil uchd on the show before he -- devil offed on the show before he displayed problem with counting. the counting problem is next. and a visit with the person who is involved in implementing health reform. weekdays are for rising to the challenge. they're the days to take care of business. when possibilities become reality. with centurylink as your trusted partner, our visionary cloud infrastructure and global broadband network free you to focus on what matters. with custom communications solutions and responsive, dedicated support, we constantly evolve to meet your...

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Discover it, i understand, until midflight. i don't think any changes have to be made. we don't have to get out the orange cones and the orange barrels and tear up the airport. i think we just have to have people paid a little closer attention when they're boarding an aircraft. >> there seem to be two problems. at the gate when they were swiping the tickets because clearly a ticket wasn't swiped, and then counting. there appears to be a counting problem. don't they count all souls on board the flight to make sure it matches the number of tickets swiped? >> they jurally do. you see it happening...

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By super tuesday we will be right back in the middle. >> in the news that is damaging to the entire process, pressure is mounting for the main republican party to reconsider the results of the caucus. remember mitt romney narrowly beat ron paul with 39% of the vote, but it's not just that one county whose caucus was delayed where the results were not counted. according to town by town results, some communities that had caucused before february 11th were not counted and nearly all the towns were blanked in the results released by the state party. iowa couldn't figure out how to count. maine is ...

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>> bret: thank you. each candidate has 30 seconds foreclosing remarks. we begin with congressman paul. >> the big issue today is the budget and deficit. we approach it in washington by looking at it as an accounting problem, it . it is a philosophical problem. until we decide what the role of government ought to be we can solve it. protect our liberties and take care of our personal and provide a free market economy and provide for the national defense. which means, we bring our troops home. we restore sound money to this country. [ applause ] >> bret: mr. cain, your closing remarks, sir. >> f...