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Apple's looking at doing -- all these rumors apple is going to do a bigger headquarters somewhere else. the headquarters is in seattle, just the way it is and it's been founded there and that's where the real headquarters are. other companies are looking to expand, but they won't do it so loudly. tax breaks are something we have to think about, a lot of mayors decided not to do this. san jose, another city, i forget the cities that declined to do it. the question is, should these cities pay to attract these incredibly successful companies? why do we do it this way? it's like sports stadiums or...
And ted cruz accused china of starting a cyber warfare in america. many are wondering how president obama will respond. i want to go back to one of the phrases that donald used, giant sucking sound, which immediately triggered in my head ross perot. it's bringing back this economic angst that americans have, even on paper it's good. >> one of the things that's hard for human beings, especially for americans, we see the world as america at the center and everyone else impacting us. china are moving people from rural areas into cities, they have to build places for them to live, they're trying t...
Set their hair on fire talking about how they're going to crush america and we were going to be china's grainry. it's not working out that way. >> also raises real questions about "the chinese threat." so many people have this dark view of china. it's possible as things get worse at home they'll get more adventurist abroad but the question is how to maintain stability amongst economic slowdown. we have tiananmen square. you'll see significant protests in china. i would say the chinese leadership have demographic issues, they have pollution issues, they have economic issues. not easy. >> i aske...
Rain. so time and time, when science pointed to health risks, special interests cried wolf to protect their own agenda, not the agenda of the american people, and time after time we followed the science, we protected the american people and the doomsday predictions never came true. >> since the clean air act was first passed in 1963 there's been a long history of bipartisan support in congress, bipartisan votes in congress to handle pollution issues. but today's limits, the announced limits today on pollution from power plants, these ones today were not subject to a vote in congress. the epa a...