back our great american dream. thank you. god bless you and god bless americ thank you very much, everybody. thank you. welcome to inside politics. you watched the president of the united states in a lengthy addres the president s main goal today was to promote his big tax pla. help bring money offshore to the compan back to the united states that s the period s main focus. he began the speech by speaking for four minutes about the federa response to hurricane maria and the devastating impact on the island of puerto rico. under fire and under criticism that the a s is not getting to puerto as quickly as many reside desperately need. i will bring you more of what he said in a moment. let s get straight to puerto rico.
you the addresses and one of the addres was public, anyway. so. in that whole process we found out that there are separate email accounts. and they are subject to the freedom of information act, congressional inquiries, but we haven t been able to verify that. greta: if they say they are subject to foyer request and they don t respond after 90 days or cost you $1 million, they have made it impossible to verify whether or not they are subject to the foyer if they are not forthcoming. right. tried to do, like we do with this administration, previous administration, we unbelievable transparency, we want to ask the government what it knows because we are taxpayers and weve paid forinformation and we have a right to look at the novembers. in our view, we asked for the email adesses, simple list, you go to the server and say, who are the people with email acco the server. we asked for the list.
of a vote in which she s running for a parliament and says she is encouraged by the rising political awareness of the people of myanmar. and audits of apple s largest supplier in china found a long list of workplace violations i including failure to adequately pay for overtime hours and the lack of true union representation, foxconn says it will bring itself into compliance within the next 16 months. much more ahead on cnn. world business today starts right now. good morning to you out there from cnn london, i m nina dos santos. an audit outlines failures at foxconn. so will factory reform there s signal a change for the industry? labor laws are also in the spotlight in spain today. austerity protests turned violent. and a story that s the talk of the town here in corruption-conscious hong kong, billionaire brothers have been arrested into a probe in alleged bribery. just an hour into trading here in europe, and look at the turn of events here, after spending a