this morning. the president took aim at the uaw chief, the union chief in that part of ohio. what do you make of what s happening with that plant and the president weighing in? on one hand, he needs torques right. this was a campaign issue, got promising jobs there and telling people to keep their houses because they were going to be safe. on the other hand, it s a savvy move to poke at the uaw, especially the local leadership. those local rank and file workers, many of them support trump and so here s a base that he needs to support whereas the leadership of the uaw has traditionally supported democrats, they have a political arm, very active in presidental campaigns, whether through money or organizing. here s an opportunity to put a wedge there potentially. dagen: that raises the issue, is it just political for him to do this? anybody who believes in, well, free markets, kind of gets the schiffershivers when the presids tweeting about the closure of one plant. is it just
gold was making a bid for 1300. now coming off that potential. over,continues to roll separate from the macro events we are seeing there. it is down 0.6%. david: dan coats will testify before the senate committee on intelligence. at 10:30, we get weekly crude inventory numbers for the u.s. we expect supplies to fall. president trump continues his infrastructure week, traveling to cincinnati, to talk about investments in waterways. jonathan: we begin in spain co popular has been rescued by santander in a takeover. seeing debt surging. joining us to discuss more on the acquisition is bloomberg intelligence ajit. it will not make sense to people outside the markets. market, this makes a lot of sense. walk me through the junior debt and the senior debt. what has happened is overnight the ecb has market, ta lot of sense. deemed popular is likely to fail. debt,eans the tier one the tier to get have been two debt have been written down. two has been converted into shares and tra
bush campaigns this weekend in new hampshire, and at 8:00 on craig shirley former out his book on president ronald reagan. > our guests this week are tennessee republican senator lamar alexander. he was elected to his third term n the senate and took over the gavel of the so-called health committee, which is health, education, labor and pension. in your first deal with the devil, oversaw the rewrite of which child left behind, it had been 13 years since it was attended to. i want to tell our audience that perspective anis serving particular ly as the secretary of education, serving as the former president of the university of tennessee, so lots of experience in the field you brought to there. thank you for being with us. let me introduce our two reporters. thank you for being here with us on newsmakers. i m wondering what you think your next project will be and get done hink you can in 2016, the project that you think you re right about senator murray. she s very result o
potential. skills every child in america needs, any childhood will tell you this fact and so will ever mother. the first five years of the child s life is the window we have to give the most essential skills for success. millions of families that are struggling this is an they won t get. the block that youly on, should not determine the success of the life that you have. the is why we need to make investments today to bring affordable pre-k to every child in america. this gives every child a chance own to make strong sure their hard work takes them go.far they can every dollar that you invest in - it is anducation, important for our overall today. it means more working mothers get to stay in the work force, for their children and stay on a path to advance their careers. the wholeod for economy. critics say our debt and we can t afford this. i agree we have to do more to the deficit under control. every budget we write is about we fight for. in a global economy, when we re cou
effect. and it is already creating problems for several people trying to make their way into the united states. new york congressman jerry nabler said a dozen people were stopped and detained when they arrived at jfk because of that order. one person has been released. ann, give us an update on what has transpired over the past several hours with these individuals. first arriving, being detained and one of them released. reporter: right. one was just released within the last hour. ayman, let me take you to the scene here, terminal 4, the international terminal here at jfk. the arrivals calls where people come in. we ve got 50 to 75 protesters here. they are very vocal in their opposition to the executive order signed by people yesterday. the people detained are people who got caught between, they were basically in the air. they had left the countries they were coming from. and then the president signed the executive order, so when they landed, they got caught up in this. an