they often can t do that. what often happens is the president acts through history, the president has acted and congress even where many of them may disagree with his use of power have been unable to muster the political will to check him. that creates a precedent for future action. a recent example of that is libya. in libya, we were involved in 2011 in bottoming libya. many congress spoke out against that. the president was in violation of his war powers but no action evolved to curb his activity in that case. what we ve seen over time is power evolving toward the president. this doesn t mean that the congress is no longer important at all in in area. they still have a significant role to play primarily flowing from the idea that they are the orally the branch of our government that is supposed to declare war. we don t declare war anymore. that s become obsolete since the 1940s but we have modern day equivalents of that. there s still a role for congress in determining when
at some the company. that is according to the new york times. industry here in do you see startups. we will speak to the radio leaders in the entrepreneur scene. all of that and a lot more coming up in the next two hours. we want to move on to this market. the big three. off to julie hyman at the new york office. anlet s start with alternative money manager. the company came out with its earnings and said it saw a profit decline of 6.7% and that is because it collected fewer fees from its hedge fund is mrs. because they were not performing that well. which is something we have seen its hedge fund businesses because they were not performing that well. that is something we have seen across the hedge fund universe. andumber two, we have wynn that is because of when macau. it drew win more premium moremarket it drew in premium mass-market customers. there are more profitable customers for they are more routable customers for the company. and finally linkedin, we saw tumbl
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