They come. Checking out the 10year, weve been around the same level yesterday we were at 0. 75 this morning, it looks like the 10year is yielding. 69 saying the Global Oil Demand will fall by 9. 3 billion a day erasing almost a decade of growth down about 2. 25 baushing it back to 19. 65 a barrel dr. Scott gottlieb, chairman of cbs health, fanatics executive chair. Chief Investment Officer and more coming up in the next three hours. Joe . Becky, you remember United Health care is a dow component we always say, thats right. Thats right you notice the dow is down around 370 or so maybe repairing partly due to United Health care the Company Reported an adjusted 3. 72 for the First Quarter. Nine cents above estimates the company said it is keeping its prior 2020 full year guidance said it would continue to evaluate the ongoing impact. You can see up about five points or so. Ee quaids to the improvements we see. Well hear from bank america and other companies. We are in earnings season now.
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the house foreign affairs committee meeting back in 2007. one of many disrupted by codepink. over the years. here on c-span for the next hour we are going to open up our phone lines and hear from you on your thoughts on the role of political protest and social movements in the political conversation. the phone numbers are four republican, 202-585-3885. for democrats, 202-585-3886. for independents and others, that s 202-585-3887. make sure you mute your television when you call. you can participate on facebook.com/cspan. we will be reading some of the posts they have been posting since sunday night s interview. if you are on twitter, if you mentioned c-span, we will try to read those as well. we will get to all of your comments momentarily. joining us from irvine, california it is a david meyer, a professor of sociology at the university of california-rivine. irvine. thank for joining us this evening. of free speech and assembly and the right to petition the government, the
impressive things that speak to this sense of hurt and race that they have. republicans have to ask themselves, do they want to be as the democrats were in 2004? do they want to date someone like dean and marry kerry or stick with someone like dean? if they stick with dean, donald trump is a front-runner a year out from the nomination or months out from the nomination. the republican voters aren t always deeply attached to facts. here the facts are something they would be bothered by. if you look at his record, he had incredibly liberal opinions. enormous tax on the wealthy. on the bail outs, he thought t.a.r.p. was worth a shot, henri paulson should get an a and ben per nan key should get a c plus
business success. you had big successes in the business world but also big failures. i don t think i have had big failures. donald trump has always been very successful. i don t think i have had failures, but go ahead and ask me about a couple. trump hotels and casinos filed for bankruptcy protection three times in six years. let me explain that. isn t that a failure? not really. it worked out well for me, it was successful. i took it public. i had a relatively small piece of the company. what happened wait a second. you were chairman of the board. i was chairman, but didn t run the company. you were paid $2 million. excuse me, i didn t run the company. excuse me, because of my genius, okay. excuse me, excuse me. genius. he had three bankruptcy filings in six years for trump hotel and casinos. genius? that s just the beginning. his habit of slapping his name on other people s product has him in court. there are ongoing lawsuits in which investors in