Good friday morning. Welcome to squawk alley. Im Carl Quintanilla dow is at 44 the Trump Administration gearing up for a major push on tax reform as you probably know. Chief economic adviser gary cohn giving a wide ranging interview to the Financial Times saying the president will start being on the road making major reasons to justify the reform. U. S. Managing editor for the Financial Times is here. Good to have you with us great to be here. A lot to unpack in this interview. Im curious to know what you consider to be the lead at this moment two keys. One key is obviously grabbing a lot of attention in the american political world is the fact that gary cohn has made it very clear that he disapproves of what the president said about the bill. Hes wrestled with his conscience about staying in his person or not. But as a jewish person he doesnt want to be pushed out neonazis chanting jews shouldnt replay us. But were interested as a Financial Times this new push on tax the fact that the
Pearl harbor, hawaii. Im oliver north. Welcome to war stories. The devastating japanese attack here in 1941 killed 2,400 americans and sent much of the Pacific Fleet to the bottom of this harbor. Ships became tombs. But the japanese attack missed four fleet submarines. Boats not much different than this one. Vessels that would help sink the empire of the rising sun. Life aboard a submarine was one of the most difficult and dangerous jobs during world war ii. 1 out of every 5 men who went to war on boats like this would never see home again. Join us, as we take you beneath the sea to pay tribute to the silent warriors, submarines in the pacific. They were all laying down, you know, with sticking out of the water. Huge pile of wrecked planes and buildings and stuff. It was quite a shock. Ron smith was just 17 when he left his hometown of hammond, indiana. Gone were the days when he spent carefree afternoons hanging out at the local drugstore listening to the juke box. We were given the a
Just 30 years old shes already changing an entire industry. And we begin in hong kong where the push for democracy has brought thousands to the streets. This remarkable video, drone video, shows the size of the protest and with the call of free elections a show of force from the authorities its a tense standoff and one that the world is watching. And Scott Heidler joins us now from hong kong. What have you seen this morning . This morning it is interesting, we are getting into the routine, its Tuesday Morning here and its similar to what we saw on monday morning, dissipated, they are kind of behind these bridges that goes over the major artery, still kind of hot here in hong kong, also the occupy infrastructure has built, first aid stands, supply areas, water, drinks of other sorts and some snacks and things like that, bananas and umbrellas that has become the icon of this umbrella revolution. Those are in different spots through this highway that again goes into the Main Financial dis
Undue harm to the american and venezue zezuelan people, were g general licenses permitting transactions that would otherwise be prohibited under the executive order. These include a 30 day wind down period if the financing of goods to venezuela, and certain dealings with u. S. Entities owned or controlled by the government of venezuela. Also the executive order carves out financing including the import and export of petroleum. It building on actions taken by the u. S. Government to prevent the flow of funds to maduros regime. I was with you at this podium where they business ig nadesign president in the kingpin act. We urge those within the regime including those that have been sanctioned to distance themselves from the violence and the dig dctatorship. President trump made it clear the status quo is unacceptable. Todays actions is the next step toward freedom for the venezuelan people. Allies around the would that have condemned his leadership. So there will be a general license that