matt: and a like report from jackson hole with peter henry. oliver: and china's mysterious tourism numbers. how the changes are impacting the global economy, especially europe. >> we begin with our market minutes after more than a most size of theut the next rate move. janet yellen spoke today and u.s. stocks closed mixed. lowerp endemol closing for the second straight day. besth care was the performer. the nasdaq finished just in the positive, verily. oliver: the nasdaq has remained somewhat boy it after the past couple weeks. deeper in the stock market, i won a look at a couple of those sectors you mentioned. so well. not doing that has been part of the market hurting quite a bit. matt: that reminds me of the death of the safety trade. and the birth of this conversation that will keep happening. financials held up a bit possibly due to the fact we are getting more hawkish. bigger moves. not a huge move on the week but he was looking at the same kind of reversal of the trend in which financials are staying in the green. energy getting hit. co

matt: and a like report from jackson hole with peter henry.nd china's mysterious tourism numbers. how the changes are impacting the global economy, especially europe. >> we begin with our market minutes after more than a most size of theut the next rate move. janet yellen spoke today and u.s. stocks closed mixed. lowerp endemol closing for the second straight day. health care was

and so we have been sent gszman peter roster, a video which is very appropriate because he is the successor to congressman henry hide and this is the 40th anniversary of henry hide's momentus -- momentous -- amendment. so we would like to hear from his successor congressman peter who was going to be here in person but sent us a video because he was unable to be here. >> i am from suburban chicago and want to say hello to everybody at the national right to life convention. i want to telly story. i am in chicago and i have been invited to be a speaker for the march for life. i am downtown, it is a cold day and i got there early and was waiting for people to show up. off to one side there were abortion protesters. they were pro-abortion protesters. it was a small group, they looked miserable and their signs said terribly ugly things and i felt sorry for them because they seemed lost. i began to hear music while waiting and the music got louder and louder and more joyful and then all of a sudden around the corner came thousands of pro-life advocates. they had flags, were dancing, and had balloons and the contrast b

henry hyde's momentous amendment. [applause] so we would like to hear from his successor, congressman peter roskam. he hoped to be your in person by the sense of he did because he is unable to be here. >> i am cognizant peter roskam from suburban chicago i want to say hello to everybody to the convention. i want to get a quick story. it was a couple of years ago and i'm in chicago and i've been invited to be one of the speakers for the march for life at a downtown chicago. it's a cold and a that i got a little bit early and i was waiting and just waiting for people choke. off to one side there was a abortion protesters. these were pro-abortion protesters and it was a small group. they looked miserable. their signs said terribly ugly things that i felt really is sorry for them because they just seemed lost to me. as i was waiting i began to hear some music. and over the course of the next couple of minutes the music got louder and louder and louder, and more and more joyful. and then all of a sudden around the corner came thousands of pro-life advocates. they had flags and they were dancing and they

henry wallace, for strom thurmond all these things have , fallen apart. but harry truman has proven one thing as the great political philosopher lawrence peter berra, a fellow missourians stated, it ain't over until it's over. and harry truman proved that so right in 1948 and as for this talk, it's now officially over. [applause] thank you. we have got time, we have got time for some questions, and the deal is you go to that microphone so that the people in our c-span audience can hear you , and then i will attempt to evade your questions. [laughter] any takers? most unusual. we have one. go right up there. >> your book contains a lot of quotes from harry truman better -- that are blatantly anti-semitic and anti-black. david: absolutely. >> talk into the mic? david: that is to go on c-span, suggest speak up. pretend you are me. >> start all over? your book has a lot of anti-semitic quotes from harry, anti-black quotes. how do you square that harry truman with the harry truman that recognizes israel and pushes for a civil rights plank? david: people are complex. people are complex, and they have really different parts of them, and they see different things d

henry kravitz. some you would expect to see given how he's talked about them in the campaign. >> i'd say there are only three economists on here. malpass, steven moore, and peter light to me for an economic -- >> maybe this is just the list. we will talk to these people. >> i'm going to pass judgment. i think this is a very strange list. i'm sorry. steve roth is an a-lister. the farther down the list, a b-list team. i don't know if the viewers are saying that. but it is what it is. if you look at the people who run the world for better or worse, this is the anti-establishment list, but in terms of historical -- >> look, i think there are people -- >> -- in terms of both business and economics, this is not -- >> there are people who would say it may be good not to have economists on the list. but if this is and i don't know this -- >> harold hamm is on the list. >> if this is the policy engine, then it's hard to see how policy that can become law and change the country comes out of this group. >> if you're trying to surround -- everybody talked about him surrounding himself with the best people in the business. >> this is not the best. >> that's all i'm saying.