and following him, both on—stage and off, was british photographer denis 0'regan. 0'regan's putting together other memorabilia, called ricochet for sale to collectors and bowie completists at a suitably starry price of £3000. a more affordable paperback will also appear. denis 0'regan has been telling stephen smith about the thrills — and the stills — of life on the road with david bowie. music: let's dance he would actively want me to photograph him the whole time. we all queued up for our bags and david had his trolley, and, of course, i didn't take any pictures, thinking this is boring. but he and his pa said, i think you should be capturing this. this isn't how you normally see david. i realised really quickly that they wanted me to capture virtually everything that he did. music: let's dance # let's dance # put on your red shoes and dance the blues # arriving at the airport surrounded as usual. denis 0'regan went round the world with david bowie. private jet, 5—star hotels, tough job, but somebody had to do it. he was photographer by appointment to the star on his all—conquering tour of

what happened -- regan didn't pay attention to it. he didn't worry about what was in the press and he didn't go crazy over it. he had a staff in the first term that was loyal to him. in the second term, he had a new staff, don regans people. that didn't work as well. after iran contra, he was d disturbed that that could happen on his watch. but every day, and i was with him until the end, he functioned effectively and he had a great sense of humor. he was shot the second month of his administration, almost called. he had colon surgery. a lot of things. but he was deaf in one ear. he was hard of hearing because of a gun that went off. nearly blind. but he could write beautifully, speak beautifully and had a core of beliefs. again, the key thing was he came in knowing what he wanted to do. dishave disarray in the white house and to a certain extent, still they tried to take him apart. >> neil: you said a lot of profound things there. but the most was his sense of humor. he was thin skinned, he didn't show it. he let the critics and the

hi, everyone, i'm trish regan, welcome to cashin' in. cashin' in crew, gerri willis, david and gary mercer. gary, what do you think, should everything be out in the open? we need more transparency so that stuff can get done? >> of course we do. of course these conversations should take place out in the open and that's what's so exciting about seeing this. you saw an actual conversation between democrats and republicans, on an issue that is substantive for the american people. let me tell you, michael wolff saying the president is a moron. you were able to judge for yourself in this meeting by listening to the president get right in the middle. just like he was leading a board of directors, guiding the conversations. trish: that's what i liked. you mentioned leading the board of directors. this, gary, is a guy who has a tremendous business background. this seemed to be on display. shouldn't we as taxpayers be able to see more of how the sausage gets made, so to speak? >> you said the magic word, taxpayers. they work for us, we pay their s

hi, everyone, i'm trish regan, welcome to cashin' in. cashin' in crew, gerri willis, david and gary mercer. gary, what do you think, should everything be out in the open? we need more transparency so that stuff can get done? >> of course we do. of course these conversations should take place out in the open and that's what's so exciting about seeing this. you saw an actual

i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." for millions of americans, they willer paychecks. also breaking today, walmart handing out bonuses and raising minimum wage. and why? because of the republican tax bill. i wonder does nancy pelosi and many of her friend think this law will bring on the apocalypse as she so not eloquently said? >>> president trump making it clear he will not support any immigration bill if it doesn't include the wall. we need to get rid of the visa program. why do we let anybody in the couny with chain migration and lossry? why don'te have a merit-based system? hear how difficult it is to get a visa from other countries. treasury department announced new details about the tax law and it means as bigger paycheck for everyone. i like it. blake? reporter: let me walk you through some of this, trish. as you know when the tax bill was signed late last fall, that the republicans said you would have more tack-home pay. treasury, irs, is trying to accomplish just that. what happened is the release of tax table

state of the union address on capitol hill, in his words the state of our union is strong, i am trish regan welcome to special edition. we're live in washington d.c. where president addressed our nation. reminding us what a great nation we are. >> over the last year the world has seen what we always knew, that no peep on earth are so fearly, or daring or determined. as americans. if there is a mountain, we climb it. if there is a frontier, we cross it. if there is a challenge, we came tame it. if there is an opportunity we seize it. let's begin by recognizing that the state of our union is strong, but our peopl because or treatment ar treatment are -- people are strong. trish: it was optimistic, and up lifting. it was a speech that wove in a lot of different stories about a lot of different people, helping to demonstrate the issues at han. the domecrats just wrapped up their rebuttal, their message, not so fast mr. president. we have more on that, but first we go to white house we have our 1own blake buhrmann standing by. it was a speech that was delivered in a way, it was compassion. >> an

regan. look at that price of oil. $68.11.l see you shortly. first 2017 was a great year for the music industry across the uk. the amount of music were purchased, streams and downloaded rose at its fastest rate since the 1990s. not just digital downloads, there has been a revival in vinyl as well. 2018 is set to be big for francis lung, releasing his first album on manchester's buzzing music scene. because of the internet, he doesn't need the backing of a big label to be heard. i've got the power to put it on line immediately and everybody that is waiting for it can hear it. whereas before, i would have to wait for someone to give me permission, wait for somebody to tell me that it's good enough for other people to hear. last year we streamed more music than ever, 68 billion songs, the equivalent of more than 1,00 each. father christmas brought it, and that's elbow... perhaps more surprising is how the tables have turned with vinyl records, as some who'd flirted with digital returned to their first love. just the beauty of hav

dagen mcdowell in for trish regan. sad right? you're feeling sad, right? dagen: i'm desperately said. i'm gleeful. neil: i knew you would be. dagen: this is trip to crazy town. neil: my goodness, we're heading there, they just joined us. dagen: well-said, my friend. neil, mr. cavuto, good to see you. neil: you too. dagen: breaking right now, the white house officials are set to meet with the big four leaders of congress to map out the president's agenda for 2018 as president trump places former white house chief strategist, steve bannon, he quote, not only lost his job but lost his mind after ban nan made critical comments about the president and his family in an upcoming book. i'm dagen mcdowell. in for trish regan. welcome, everybody, to "the intelligence report." president trump in extraordinary snack-down of steve bannon, accusing the former aide losing his mind, in it for himself and trying to tear down the country. what does this mean for the president and his base, his most loyal followers? the stock market hitting all-time high, as one prominent ba

i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." president trump delivering a very diplomatic speech. watch. >> i will always put america first but america first does not mean america alone. when the united states grows, so does the world. trish: indeed. he is right. together, we can negotiate better trade deals. together, we can make the world safe from rogue regimes. but instead of focusing on the positive message, what do you know, the mainstream media is obsessed over "new york times" support that apparently president ordered robert mueller to be fired back in june. of course he wasn't actually fired. you know, the president calling this one fake news and there is, i got to say, a pretty big difference between thinking about firing someone and actually firing them, right? don't we all have the privilege of thinking things, whether or not we act on them is whole another matter? i think the left will have a hard time with these obstruction charges based on what the president was thinking of doing. we'll have more on that in a few

trish regan in for neil. >> a record year for stocks and for your money. will the bulls keep running or could we see a bear attack in 2018? hello. i'm trish regan in for neil cavuto. happy new year. this is a special edition of "your world." the markets rocking in 2017. closing out their best performance in four years. the dow setting its most record highs in a single year ever. let's go to fox business network's gerri willis for how we got here and what we can expect. gerri? >> it was a happy year with stocks surging to their best performance. >> 2017 was one of the greatest years in my career. a pro growth policy in washington, quite amazing. it was an amazing year with a lot of energy the market and awesome for the companies down here. >> take a look at the markets for last year. the dow surging 25%. few saw these gains coming. in fact when asked at the beginning of 2017 when markets might recover, nobel prize winning economist paul craigman said his first pass answer is never. oh, what a difference a year makes. take a look at technology. the sector th

trish regan, welcome back. trish: hey, like a heat wave in new york. neil: a balmy 24. trish: i will take it. thanks so much, neil. breaking everyone, president trump on the way to nashville where a short time he will speak to american farmers at their annual meeting. we'll have that for you live. the president is expected to talk about jobs, economy, trade, all the things that i tell you americans do care about in the distracted shall we say with a lot of other stuff going on. the left is salivating over this anti-trump book, "fire and fury." all of this as sources tell fox president trump's legal team is preparing for a possible interview with robert mueller. i am trish regan. good to be back. welcome, everyone to "the intelligence report." as neil said we're flipping into positive territory there. nice to see the dow, nasdaq, hitting once again all-time highs. but you know, i will tell you if you've been watching the liberal leftist media you would have no idea our stock market is doing so well. no idea whatsoever. would you have no idea that unemployment for african

i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report" this is very rare look we got inside of the president's meeting with a bipartisan group of lawmakers. the president was listening. he was asking tough questions and he told them, i will sign whatever kind of deal you all can negotiate. very interesting watching hill to reach across the aisle, looking for a solution to fix the immigration problem. he says we can get daca done and we must secure the borders and end chain migration. that is important thing. he point you had out any democrat can be in favor of chain migration? why don't we want a merit-based system? karl rove on significance of all of this. breaking overnight, republican lawmakers are investigating whether top fbi agents leaked information about the russia probe to the media. republican congressman matt gaetz has been all over the story since day one. he says there is no way mueller can conduct a fair investigation with his team stacked full of trump folks. go to blake burma

i take you to trish regan. trish: indeed. we're live here at the nation's capitol. in just hours president trump will deliver his first state of the union address. he will tout the strength of our economy, the republican tax bill, encouraging lawmakers to work together to pass an america first agenda. a very big day this, is happening as we see a major selloff on wall street. the dow down 344, sitting near the lows of the session. what is fueling this? we'll talk all about it. i'm trish regan, welcome to a special edition of "the intelligence report" live from the nation's capitol. breaking overnight the house intel committee voted to release a four-page classified memo that allegedly reveals government surveillance abuses. the big question, did the obama administration use this highly salacious and fake russian dossi as as evidence to spy on the trump campaign? cog man doug collins has seen the -- congressman doug collins will join me. i'm joined by white house deputy press secretary hogan gibbly. good to see you. what is going to be the emphasize tonight? >> the p

now trish regan. trish: great that you have mike on. mike and i used to work together in san francisco. i bet you don't know it he is heck of an opera singer? charles: really? glad you told me. trish: he studied opera. he is great baritone. i hope i don't get him in trouble. tell him i said hi. charles: i will. trish: president trump denying he used vulgar language to describe certain third world countries talking about immigration. while the left goes insane, literally insane over the president's choice of words, moving away from what really matters, the bigger issue at hand, how do we decide hot heck we'll let into the united states of america? i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." democrats are postively, absolutely outraged over the president's words claiming his comments are vial and racist. and they say he is unfit to be president. tell me something new and different out of them? how will this affect the republican agenda going forward? former trump campaign manager corey lewandoski is here all the way

to look forward to trite now, trish regan. trish: thank you, connell. president's trump agenda is infrastructure. he sat down with the cabinet members a short time ago to come up with a plan to fix our crumbling infrastructure here in the united states of america. this meeting took place 24 hours after that major bipartisan meeting we got to watch in real time on immigration yesterday as we're seeing a wild day, choppy day on wall street. the dow was actually down triple digits around 10:00 a.m. that was the low of the session. what do you know we climb back, we climb back, and we're still climbing back. we're in positive territory up nine points. we'll see what is leading the possible reversal. i'm trish regan. welcome to the teleagainst -- the intelligence report. he said we need the wall and border security and to end chain migration. the president seemed to say that he was okay starting with daca first that has folks in his base absolutely postively furious. did you see ann coulter on lou dobbs? that is a taste of what may come from the base. don't

and that was the beginning of the end for don regan. but of course in this white house, there is only one boss, and it's not melania. >> kate, listen, then this morning the president tweeted his support for kelly. it started with a thank you to john kelly. and then he went on and talked about his fantastic job and his staff and all of that. so then why the contradiction? why tweet the first one and then go back and do this? >> i mean, it's certainly hard to keep up, right? this is a white house in the west wing that seems to change every single day at the whim of the president. i think that's part of the reason why there was record-setting turnover in his first year in office. 12 major west wing senior staffers left his administration very quickly, and most of them with a dramatic flourish. so, i think, again, this is a president that each day, as we all tune in and watch this and cover it, his staff is doing the same and it creates a good deal of tumult. >> sally, the president also defended reince priebus and shortly afterwards priebu

also talked with her own trish regan, watch this.t's the question is, to the fbi know that this was funded by the democratic party and hillary clinton and if they did and they still used it without really corroborating anything because remember, james, even as late as the spring of 2017 said this thing was unverified. so why would you use it if you knew it was a political opposition research. but the flip side is also interesting. if they didn't know it came from hillary clinton, how much to villages that they do on this document? >> harris: meanwhile, sources saying there is clear evidence the fbi and doj abuse government surveillance powers to spy on americans. charlie hurt's head is nodding. who is not specific bowing to brief the entire house and thus the entire nation. why are you nodding in agreemen agreement? >> charles: of so many things that are in 11 on a 10-meter scale of astonishment in the news lately. and one of the bad things about that is all the things that get lost in this. what gets lost in all of the hysteria of t

i'm trish regan. welcome to the intelligence report. the schumer shutdown, as the white house is calling it, as shutdown looms omb director mick mulvaney blasting democrats over use. was the president able to reach any short-term deal with mr. assumer? we're asking white house deputy press secretary next. >>> bombshell evidence that russia helping north korea. brand new photos showing chinese ships helping the rogue nation. if china continues to help north korea, it may be up to us to hit china with sanctions. forget the sanctions on north korea. we need those, of course. i'm talking about something much bigger and that sanctioning china. more on that in a few minutes. to to adam shapiro for very latest on the trump-schumer meeting. adam? reporter: trish, the big news that meeting does continue now. it is important to remember, this meeting according to mitch mcconnell's office, the leader in the senate, they knew that the president was doing this. they coordinated, they say with the president to invite chuck schumer to the white house.

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trish regan for into neil. how the white house is dealing with the firestorm m a moment. first, more on the tax cut bonuses. deirdre? >> they are affecting different parts of the market. look at bank stocks, up after numerous earnings reports. you had retail stocks higher, pushing markets to new highs. you said it, dow getting interest here, near the 26,000 mark, just keeping in mind six days ago we were just talking about the new high of 25,000. s&p 500, nasdaq hitting new records today. strategists saying numerous reasons for optimism, one is strong consumer spending. two-thirds of economic power. this past december the strongest holiday season in seven years. sales including restaurants rose for the fourth straight month, make 20g 17 the strongest year for retail sales, including dining, since 2014. target, kohl's, standouts for the sessions standouts for the week. auto sales not part of that figure but fiat-chrysler closing at a 52 week high. the ceo saying they would invest $1 billion in a michigan plant, and its nonsenior employees get $2,000 bonuses as a result of

welcome, everyone, i'm trish regan. well tom to "the intelligence report." the president is about to rye hive in pittsburgh to tout the republican tax bill when he speaks to manufacturers live. you will see him momentarily when that happens. expectations that companies will spend more money on manufacturing equipment and create more jobs and people to run the equipment. all thanks to tax reform. apple announcing it is announcing big bonuses thanks to the bill. this comes on the these of $350 billion spending on the economy and 25,000 jobs created here in the u.s. lawmakers have until midnight tomorrow to keep our bost funded. president trump warning democrats this will be their fault, not republicans. neil: their fault if there is a shutdown. this is horrible for the military. you do have the "wall street journal" editorial board who might say it will be the republicans who will get blamed. so who is right? we debate. jeff flock he is in pennsylvania where we expect to see the president any moment from now. hey there, jeff. reporter: h&k equipment is where w

in for trish regan, watching markets. waiting white house briefing. dagen mcdowell. i got to tell you here, we're on the verge of another budget deal that won't be much of a deal i guess? dagen: no it weren't, neil. pakistan, the u.s. with holding about $255 million in assistance from pakistan. also, addressing concerns about the peace process between israel and the palestinians. this as we wait for white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders to kick off the new year with her first press briefing of 2018. i'm dagen mcdowell in for trish regan. welcome, everybody, to "the intelligence report." joining me right here, right now, fox news strategic analyst lieutenant colonel ralph peters to talk about, colonel, always good to see you. >> good to see you, dagen. dagen: the variety of subjects that nikki haley, our ambassador to the u.n. hit upon, what do you think stood out to you as the most important? >> the most important thing to me is nikki haley. nikki haley herself. she was crisp, firm, clear. how often do we actually hear somebody like that. her positions o

i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report."resident trump bashing democrats putting politics and policies ahead of our national security. the president trying to work on a deal to protect "dreamers," while simultaneously securing ourrd boors but democrats don't want that. that is nonstarter. refusing to vote on spending bill unless they get a clean immigration fix which will not happen. does that mean we're heading for a government shutdown? we'll ask arizona congresswoman martha mcsally. >>> we're following a story about the russia dossier. congressman ron desantis told me yesterday, he has requested to declassify all documents every single one related to the dossier. he wants to know if the fbi used the fake document to launch surveillance on the trump campaign. we'll have more in a few moments. adam shapiro on capitol hill, with very latest on immigration battle, a battle it is. adam. reporter: it's a battle on immigration. republicans are trying to figure out how to navigate this because if you do the calculus, the funding

hello everyone i'm trish regan in this morning for maria bartiromo. this is sunday morning futures. the trump administration says it will go back to accepting renewal requests for so-called dreamers. what does that mean, the immigration battle on capitol hill i'll be talking to georgia senator on all those talks with the white house and also, the trump dossier, at least one republican lawmaker looking to declassify the justice department and fbi trials on the matter, what does he want to find we'll be asking him congressman ron desantis of the house judiciary committee joins me live plus maria sits down with jp morgan chase ceo jamie dimon to get the current state of the economy as we look ahead right here today on sunday morning futures. trish: the administration will resume accepting applications for daca renewals after a federal judge blocked the president's decision to end the program but the program still faces a rather uncertain future. congress is struggling to come up with a permanent solution for daca as they also try to juggle funding for border security and mr. trump's lo

trish regan for into neil. how the white house is dealing with the firestorm m a moment.bonuses. deirdre? >> they are affecting different parts of the market. look at bank stocks, up after numerous ear

i'm trish regan. welcome to the intelligence report, everyone. the markets have been all over the place here today. stocks, currently at least on the dow, a little bit higher. s&p, nasdaq a little bit lower. we had been down nearly triple digits less than an hour ago after commerce secretary wilbur ross echoed the president's america first policy in davos. even signaling we may be heading for some kind of a trade war. i got to say this. good for wilbur, good for wilbur. i said over and over again, as we deal with the north korean crisis, we need to be willing to play tough with china. that is what is indicated here. if it means losing a little bit on the economic side, wouldn't you rather lose dollars than lives. so good for wilbur ross. we'll talk about effect on markets. news today, starbucks is handing out bonuses because of the republican tax plan. get this, liberal media and democrats can't seem to give the president any credit for optimism out there or any great things companies are doing because of tax reform. wait until you hear what one

i'm trish regan. well -- welcome to "the intelligence report." we bo to adam shapiro on when the shut down to officially end. we vote on the coining it resolution where it takes to us the february 8th. it then goes to the house. kevin mccarthy said it could pass, three week extension sent by mitch mcconnell. it can be taking place by four or 5:00 p.m. it can be sent later to the president for his signature. here is what mitch mcconnell what the shutdown teaches all of us. >> i think if we learned anything during this process is that a strategy to shut down the government over government over issue of illegal immigration. something the american people did not understand and would not have understood in the future. reporter: trish, there were democrats, as well as a few republicans, a few democrats voted against ending the filibuster. they wanted greater guarranties from mitch mcconnell on a vote about immigration reform, but about daca, those students, roughly 800,000 brought here illegally, those illegal aliens who need protection. here is what d

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of north of $100 billion you never know thanks guys and gals cashing in over an hour from now trish regan what do you have coming up trish: hi dagen detainees at guantanamo bay amid new calls to should the prison down for good why someone here says that could actually be a very costly move. plus, consumers outraged because of a massive new soda tax. what's the government telling us what we can and cannot drink i'll see you on cashing in 11:3. dagen: thank you trish we'll be watching but up here first want to bring both parties together? president trump floating an idea that democrats and republicans might sink their teeth into, but someone here says it will end up costing you, next. dagen: that's right next saturday neil is kicking off his new show cavuto live next week every week and we'll be joining him thanks to you our cost of freedom fans our most loyal viewers we've been the best two hours in business anywhere year in year out and now neil is taking it live we wish him major success and we'll be right there by his side hope to see you there. we're right here first. a battle over por

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a great story that mike regan recently wrote in business week. he talked about the fear of missing out trade taking hold here, especially with retail investors. we have seen strategists raise their year-end forecasts. 8.55 is the updated target, the alon yellow line. quickly, wehe year, saw the s&p outpaced the median year-end target. the dow at 26,000. boeing's price target being raised at citigroup. it was upgraded to outperform. shares up 2.6%. unitedhealth group out with earnings. because of taxes, earnings will be higher in 2018. merck announcing positive results related to its lung cancer drug. those shares up. citigroup saying despite the $22 billion charge, it will stick to its payout for 2018 beyond because of tax benefits going forward. general electric down 3% after the announcement of that big write-down of $6.2 billion. the size of that will be $15 billion over seven years, much larger than the company had signaled. end -- mention at the amazon shares trading at a record. they had been rising for 10 straight days. 13.5% already. -- t

yesterday state senator mike regan said he probably as tactically sound as anybody in the country.evin sturgis is from philadelphia. he was in the house when the fugitive task force arrived to arrest a woman that lived there. he open fired from the second floor that started the gunfight that killed hill and wounded two other officers. >>> a house fire this morning, you see crews on the roof and the ground there. it happened in hatfield, no one was hurt, investigators have not ruled on a cause. minutes later, sky force 10 was over this house fire in philadelphia, crews on the roof of this one as well. no one was nothing further this fire either. >>> one of the stars of "the jersey shore" could be facing prison time. today mike sorentino pleaded guilty to cheating on their taxes. they are charged with failing to pay taxes on nearly $9 million in earnings and hiding some of that income. sentencing is scheduled for april. >>> it was all business in center city today at the 2020 economic outlook conference. they came together to talk about the economic trend that's will impact next year

if first of all, i'd like to thank trish regan and lauren simonetti for filling in while i was away. we'll have more from the winter blast in just a moment. but first, what is going on with it? adam klotz in the fox weather center on whether there is any let-up in sight. what do you hear? >> this continues to march on and on. these are the current windchill temperatures right now. a lot of spots in the negatives. all spots just below freezing. a huge area when you're talking about freezing at 32. it's not getting any warmer. here's the forecasted highs. forecasted highs wednesday still looking at a bunch of areas in the teens, running down into the 30s. we're talking about a system that will be forming off the coast of florida tonight and early tomorrow. that will have a big impact because the temperatures across the whole country are already so cold. that system will run up the coast and unfortunately with it bring winter storm watches and warns already in northern florida, coastal georgia and up the cost, all of these areas could see some snow. here's the future radar, this is begi

here with us is lisa booth, anchor on fox business trish regan democratic strategist, jessica tarlov. joining us "outnumbered" fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. we say he's outnumbered but he never feel way. we have a lot to get to. let get to the news. special counsel robert mueller russia investigation is turning now to the president himself. reports say mueller wants to ask the president about the firings former fbi director and former national security advisor. trump legal team will propose a two prong approach to the interview. they want to answer some questions in writing. others face to face. we are learning james comey was questioned by his conversation with the president. politico is reporting that the house judiciary committee wants comey to come back to testify again to straighten out what she aare inconsistencies. nbc news is reporting mueller also questioned cia director mike pompeo, dan coates and mike rogers. the president was asked if he's concerned at all about what attorney general jeff sessions told the special counsel. watch. >> no i'm not a

welcome, everyone, i'm trish regan. well tom to "the intelligence report."to rye hive in pittsburgh to tout the republican tax bill when he speaks to manufacturers

i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report."bashing democrats putting politics and policies ahead of our national security. the president trying to work on a deal to protect "dreamers," while simultaneously securing ourrd boors but democrats don't want that. that is nonstarter. refusing to vote on

julia: here is mike regan with all the details.ike: you look at the first four days of the s&p 500, the best start since 1999. when he sate 1999 -- when you say make 99, it instantly causes a reaction. i think it is causing an interesting tension among old-school investors who grew up studying how to value stocks. because the fundamentals are good, but the valuations are so high, that people are wondering if we are in a melt up, which is basically when the pace of gains gets ridiculous. like we saw in the .com boom. jerry grantham of gml, well-respected, he's been around 50 years in the markets. well-regarded for spotting previous bubbles. he is a value investor. he wants to evaluate stocks based on cash flows and earnings. he steps back and recognizes sometimes that doesn't matter. at the end of the day, the goal is for people, whether a fund manager or speculator, you want to buy stocks that will rise. you don't get extra credit for buying cheaply valued stocks. carol: a think the question is whether or not these names that have