i mean it's like bizarro, we're like ugly and they put the head on a venus de milo over there. like so-called shocks like when a notoriously neutral nation with mountains and cheese defends the banking business by shocking the banking system with a year long reversal of its philosophy. that means sell, sell sell sell everything. the swiss, i don't even know and now it's horrible. even the stuff that go higher off the manufacturing crisis went lower today. i say, look don't buy, buy, buy. that's way too glib. pick up the mesh first tox that are entirelily domestic and nothing to do with bottom-saving commodities because commodities are not america per se stocks they are china first stocks and there's plenty of domestic business in restaurants, retailers, real estate investment trusts, utilities. i tell them all about it all the time and throw in the biotechs nothing to do with the swiss situation there. here's the bottom line. america first. i've never felt so good. hope one day -- i hope one day you say he kept us out of foreign currency wars and you think not of woodrow wilson

in a way it's like the bizarro world version of the '70s oil embargo, resulting in long lines at gas stations and huge overwhelming political pressure and damage. today, the price of crude oil below $50 a barrel impacting the price of gas and low gas prices are partly responsible for pushing full-year car sales to the highest levels since 2006. but cheap oil has greater ramifications. take russia, because of the drop in oil prices a country like russia is sewing less foreign money coming in which, along with u.s. sanctions, is driving down the value of the ruble, prompting warnings from russia that the country is facing a "full blown economic crisis." a drop in oil prices also affecting corporations. last month, chevron said the company has announced it's put its arctic drilling plan on old indefinitely. this after they paid over $100 million for the drilling rights. at around the same time goldman sachs found almost $1 trillion worth of investment in oil future projects at risk. if the price continues to drop it will reconfigure the way the world operates. when i have a question lik

fbi's enity and infiltration of martin luther king and j edgar hoover referred to him as bizarro, my question, i will start what about your coretta king'successful civil case against the fbi and the federal government? what are your thoughts about dick gregory and mark lane's wonderfully researched book, code name sorrow -- "zorro". and after coretta successful case against the fbi why did not thousands and thousands of blacks take to the streets and protest for the way they did of the sad case of mr. garland? probably the most successful entertainer, political activist, who was black in this country was paul robeson. why is it that very successful blacks like spike lee and -- >> host: let's bring this to conclusion? >> caller: not fund ad movie about paul robeson. >> guest: a lot of good stuf there. two quick answers. with regard to your question about mrs. king and my friend dick gregory and others who have done a lot of work on the assassination of dr. king, this book, death of a king. not about the assassination. from april 4th six sy ven, to april 4, six sy eight where the book