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he on that list as soon as he got out of the race he showed intense loyalty to trump. and i think that's one of the things trump is going to be looking for. he wants a vice president who he knows is going to have his back the entire four years. and so that's why i think he is on that list. >> laura: lisa, let's go to rubio because he is someone whose name has been mentioned now for a while. you have the constitutional issue with being from the same state. he does appeal a lot of moderates. he does have national name recognition. he is known to be a little bit more hawkish than trump on foreign policy but also obviously the cons being from florida and not a lot of executive experience and trump campaign fodder for biden? >> i like senator ruby, i thinko challenges you pointed out lacking that executive experience. again depending on what happens in the sentencing in july this vice presidential pick could really end up mattering in terms
of voters looking at this person as potentially the one that could, you know, inevitably run the government to a certain degree. i don't know if he has that executive experience so i think that might be a challenge for him. >> laura: j.d. vance, of course, senator from ohio. the pros for him, matt, he does have the rust belt voters. a lot of the appeal there. is he one of the youngest senators and really in sync with trump on the big issues but some of the cons, fairly new, less than two years in the senate. may open up a vulnerable senate seat and also, obviously, another state that trump is going to likely win. matt, thoughts on vance. >> well, i just spent three weeks in ohio and cincinnati. i could tell you that vance has won over people who originally didn't think they were going to like him. maybe didn't even vote for him. he is really gotten his groove on there in that state. and he now has people who are in the middle. i consider to be sort of middle road establishment type
a narrative that's misinformation so he could be a vp is not only disingenuous is it's unfortunate. i was going to use another word, but it's unfortunate. >> well, you have intellectual nuance and all these issues, obviously. do you think this will resonate with some voters where the polling suggests that there has been an increase of black support for trump, certainly at a much slimmer level than it has been and that sustained period for president biden well, first of all, the poles have been wrong on multiple samples, right here. they have always been an accurate when it comes to african american voters. so out a look at paul's one pole that matter is on election day and cons for donalds, a long line of drifters who was in congress, they had to headlines. we don't hear from an a west o'neill me along, whereas jc watts, me, love lear, love. where is it's the former colleague from west. they come in a go because they're not representing the best interest of the community.
to tackle is europe and not a market which many have called are missing piece is the us so we are keen to increase our presence. i want to ask you about the weakness of the japanese yen, which has pros and cons, i guess, for your company. has the weak yen forced you to change your strategy already, or are you concerned that if this persists, it would force you to change your strategy? translation: overseas sales account _ for 51% of our overall sales. our overseas profits account for 65% of our total profits. so the weak yen is welcoming news, but it means the strong dollar. and that's the fact that the cost of raw materials. i also don't think the current situation of extremely weak yen is good for the japanese economy, so i hope it will settle at an appropriate level soon. generation z, they all sit to drink much less alcohol than previous generations. so what are your strategies as consumers are increasingly choosing to stay sober?
a market which many have called are missing. a market which many have called our missing piece is the us so we are keen to increase our presence. i want to ask you about the weakness of the japanese yen, which has pros and cons, i guess, for your company. has the weak yen forced you to change your strategy already, or are you concerned that if this persists, it would force you to change your strategy? translation: overseas sales account _ for 51% of our overall sales. our overseas profits account for 65% of our total profits. so the weak yen is welcoming news, but it means the strong dollar. and that's the fact that the cost of raw materials. i also don't think the current situation of extremely weak yen is good for the japanese economy, so i hope it will settle at an appropriate level soon. generation z, they all sit to drink much less alcohol
he on that list as soon as he got out of the race he showed intense loyalty to trump. and i think that's one of the things trump is going to be looking for. he wants a vice president who he knows is going to have his back the entire four years. and so that's why i think he is on that list. >> laura: lisa, let's go to rubio because he is someone whose name has been mentioned now for a while. you have the constitutional issue with being from the same state. he does appeal a lot of moderates. he does have national name recognition. he is known to be a little bit more hawkish than trump on foreign policy but also obviously the cons being from florida and not a lot of executive experience and trump campaign fodder for biden? >> i like senator ruby, i thinko challenges you pointed out lacking that executive experience. again depending on what happens in the sentencing in july this vice presidential pick could really end up mattering in terms
of voters looking at this person as potentially the one that could, you know, inevitably run the government to a certain degree. i don't know if he has that executive experience so i think that might be a challenge for him. >> laura: j.d. vance, of course, senator from ohio. the pros for him, matt, he does have the rust belt voters. a lot of the appeal there. is he one of the youngest senators and really in sync with trump on the big issues but some of the cons, fairly new, less than two years in the senate. may open up a vulnerable senate seat and also, obviously, another state that trump is going to likely win. matt, thoughts on vance. >> well, i just spent three weeks in ohio and cincinnati. i could tell you that vance has won over people who originally didn't think they were going to like him. maybe didn't even vote for him. he is really gotten his groove on there in that state. and he now has people who are in the middle. i consider to be sort of middle road establishment type
alcoholic beverages sales injapan will continue to decline because we cannot go against the shrinking population, which means we cannot expect the japanese market to grow massively. so our growth opportunities are overseas. the simplest market to tackle is europe and not a market which many have called are missing. piece is the us so we are keen to increase our presence. i want to ask you about the weakness of the japanese yen, which has pros and cons, i guess, for your company. has the weak yen forced you to change your strategy already, or are you concerned that if this persists, it would force you to change your strategy? translation: overseas sales account for 51% of our overall sales. our overseas profits account for 65% of our total profits. so the weak yen is welcoming news, but it means the strong dollar. and that's the fact that the cost of raw materials. i also don't think the current situation of extremely weak yen is good for the japanese economy, so i hope it will settle at an appropriate level soon. generation z, they all sit to drink much less alcohol than previous generations.
they are putting forward the idea of reducing the number of migrant visas every year, that is the plan. they say under the plan mps would vote on these numbers annually based on recommendations from the migration either —— migration advisory committee. home secretaryjames committee. home secretary james cleverly committee. home secretaryjames cleverly is on tour to put forward this plan. let's speak to our correspondent helen catt who's on the conservative campaign bus. the light is green behind you, i will tell you to go, what is happening today with the conservatives? how do they believe this will go down given voters can see their record over the past 14 years? immigration is a political problem for the conservatives, regardless of what you think of the pros or cons of immigration is an issue, the conservatives have promised that successive elections they will get the numbers down and we have seen a