guess bha what we are talking about. bob cusack, jeff dewitt, amy holmes and van horn.g down for this. is this going to stop soon as jeff dewitt predicted? >> no. it is not. it is past the prologue. this primary season, we have seen that donald trump has relied on personal attack and personal invek tiff to win the primary. when it comes to policy, it tends to be pretty thin on the ground. you have some slogans that have worked that i think speak to deep concerns among voters and the american people. he is even flip-flopping on some of those. he said he would raise taxes on the rich and now he is saying the rich would pay less. i'm not sure where this thoughtf thoughtful meaty policy discussion is going to happen on the trump side. >> is some of this to get people not to talk about a tax plan, economic plan, foreign policy and to talk about these things or this is just who he is? >> i think this is just who he is. he has been successful. who thought he would get the nomination? the general election electorate is very different than the primary. >> i did. >> is that prove

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it bha 30%, 35%, but it's definitely there. look. the stockmarket -- look.t two stockmarket jockeys in there with mark and -- >> evan. >> -- evan. but the stockmarket hasn't done anything in how long? a year? a year and a half? i mean profits have been flat to down for over two years. that tells you something. the economy is fundamentally not healthy. >> that leads us right into the next piece of discussion, larry, about what could help out here. let's start with politics where house speaker paul ryan is going to meet with donald trump next week. he said he's not ready to support trump who was on "squawk box" yesterday. some of his comments about the economy, i should say, didn't sound like something you'd hear from a republican candidate. >> the middle class -- many of them haven't had an effective wage increase in 20 years, and some of them are making less money. many of them are making less money now than they made 20 years ago. if we start raising rates -- i've always been a low interest rate person. if inflation starts coming in and we don't see any sig

this is bha traders are focusing on today.speaking at radcliff day in massachusetts today. some people wonder whether or not she will make any significant comments about interest rates. many traders say it's better to focus on the speech she'll give in philadelphia on june 6th once she has a chance to look at the employment data for the month of may. also we're keeping watch on oil which is pulling back from those $50 a barrel levels we saw in yesterday's session. and keep in mind we get numbers on consumer sentiment later today. let's look at the s&p 500 because i want to point out the indexs have a lot of trouble breaking above that 2095 level. it's right below there as we speak. but this has been a significant area of resistance for the s&p. we'll see whether or not there's enough momentum today to push through those levels. as i mentioned of course we're watching oil. down 60 cents and this in turn is putting pressure on a sector that has been certainly was stronger in yesterday's session. also the banks we're focusing on

current quarter says concerns about the consumer putting pressure on that stock, that's pretty much bha heard from a number of other retailers of course that are focused on the apparel and home goods sector. staples slightly higher after reporting results that were pretty much in line with expectations even though same store sales were disappointing there. i was at a staples this weekend, the help was great but i tell you the parking lot was pretty much empty. and of course walmart will be reporting tomorrow. the last of the big retailers to report. energy also in focus as it has been for the past couple of days with this increase that we have seen in the price of crude, which continues to extend those gains now at 48.51. the api data released overnight was a little bit bearish nevertheless we're seeing strength today as again oil continues to climb ahead of the d.o.e. numbers, chesapeake, and of course watching apache there was a report from industry newsletter saying it could be a takeover target of occidental petroleum today. and we want to end with anderson -- excuse me, let's talk

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. >> bha would an insurance company fit under that definition. >> no a professional service which wille allowed the only professional services that are not allowed are stock brokerages they're not an insurance company if i make the rules but here to enforce them. >> west portal. >> and i'm glad we get this a requirement that the conditional use had to have a press we get rid of but the conditional use on the first story. >> as this is a professional service. >> it is not necessarily to make the case the interim moratorium is for how long which that start for how long. >> it is permanently part of planning code and . >> not interim. >> not. >> it is commissioner bridges applies to the entire district applicable for a stock exchange may apply for conditional use if no-brainer 7 financial uses or stock brokerages within the district there are more financial services of 7 stock brokerages shall not be permitted i'll say that's early 2000 but can't give a certain date. >> but the briefs indicate that you don't consider this business model to be a financial service you consider it to be a fi

. >> bha what do they want? out to answer the question. they found that people tend to underestimate the willingness of total strangers to lend a hand. here's one experiment. volunteers walked up to total strangers on the street and said, may i borrow your cell phone? what would you do if someone said that? >> oh, no. it's a scam. you're probably going to make long distance calls. >> i'd probably say yes, unless it was a creeper. >> i'd say no. >> if it was jeff rossen. >> el creepo. >> no. >> the expectation is it would take ten people before you'd find one person who would say yes. in reality, volunteers got yeses after only six people. >> wow. >> little different experiment now. volunteers were asked to vandalize a library book by writing the word "pickle" in it. >> what? >> the expectation was about 25% would agree to do it. guess what the actual percentage was? >> surely, no one would agree. >> not going to vandalize a book. >> 64% of people vandalized the book by writing "pickle" in it. >> what? >> the con