that thehe last time american territory, virgin guamnds, american samoa, kua defaulted? it is a moral obligation. now, you are going to trigger a lot of questions. there is a level of credit from says, "willnd it pay have precedence over funds." it issues a bond and there is a different language with a lot of technical jabber. we have discovery, investigations, positions. world andook at the what keeps you up at night? >> among other things, low interest rates in europe with a global distortion of finances taking place. and, the response from denmark, sweden, switzerland, and a huge mass of the financial system. they are operating on a new version of policy. you put money in the bank. we are not used to that. thank you very much for joining us. a sector wide's out the gdp of mexico. the answer and the chart after the break. alex: i am alex. joe: i am joe. alex: mexican gdp and value. showsout this chart led -- that shows value. unbelievable. there is a loan re-termination period. the we will have to hype loan redetermination period. alex: the recovery is in swing and the

when is the last time an american territory, virgin islands, american samoa, long, puerto rico, when is less time you can remember a default? joe: you can't. they did not pass the appropriation, they could not, they do not have the money. and now you are going to trigger a lot of questions. there's a question about a letter of credit from the government development bank. there's a letter from credit about an agency that manages the finance of puerto rico that says -- does that have presidents over a legislature that will not fund. who is liable? there is question is about the language of the act is that issue the bonds. is it different language than the language in the bond. it is a left technical jabber, but we will now have litigation, discovery, investigation, documents. i think there is ugliness coming. joe: so when you look at the world, what keeps you up at night? things, theg other low negative interest rates in global because the distortion of finance is taking place from negative interest rates by the european central bank and in response from denmark and from sweden and fro

people born on american samoa do not. none have the right to vote for president, but have non-voting delegates that speak for them in congress. >> these citizens na contributed and sacrificed so much cannot vote for the commander in chief. >> this is a serious number of americans we are talking about. >> reporter: civil rights reporter was raised on gaum and started the we the people project to win equal rights and representations for american citizens, no matter where they live. >> they have to follow federal laws like everyone else and based on the democratic and constitutional principles they deserve the right to vote for president and voting members of congress like everyone else. >> reporter: one law they do not have to abide by is paying federal income taxes. but they receive federal benefits, such as social security medicaid and medicare. >> i think most territories would happily pay the same amount of federal income taxes if they are treated the same in terms of federal benefits. >> reporter: most benefits remain

on the eve of super tuesday with delegates from 24 states and american samoa up for grabs, barack obamalead and hillary clinton went from inevitable and unstoppable to playing catch up. she started to trail in the polls and the delegate count. she tried the strategy of lining up super delegates. remember that? members of the democratic party elite who could vote for her regardless if she had won their state. if she could get enough maybe she could win that way. she tried just about everything in 2008. she fought so hard and on so many different fronts, i thought there was with every chance the democrats would not have a nominee for president when their nominating convention started in 2008. in the end, in the very end, the obama campaign pull ed it out. the clinton campaign lost. she had gotten this close to the presidency and no closer. this close. now, true to form. she's back. she's running as the establishment candidate again. and yet this also has been an election of unlikely candidates pulling in huge crowds in surprising numbers. can hillary clinton turn seeming inevitable in to

we have a situation, you cannot name, i challenge anybody to name when american samoa or glom or theirgin islands or pr effort failed to miss a payment. now we have a default. everything changes when you don't make a payment. you talk about credit deteriorated in but when you don't make a payment is a game change. maria: i would compare that to greece. stock market has done nothing in the first seven month this year, we expect a 15% -- the focus on economically sensitive categories like financials and consumer discretionary. >> i think the tech sector is still good. maria: interesting you bose don't like energy. energy is the one group that is down and valuations are more attractive than other groups. >> very volatile in the energy industry. as we look where oil prices are and the entire sector as a whole but interested to know why you think tech will continue to rise through the end of this year since it is already heading hi. >> productivity gains go on from the tech sector. a lot of volatility in the tech sector, we focus on a name apple as the star but the fact is we are evolving