chris harvey from wells fargo.d to see you. >> thank you. >> are you worried about financials no i'm not i think this is definitely a pullback to buy. if you think about the dynamics driving financials people talk about the old curve. the reality is you are going to get three rate hikes this year financials are pegged to make an enormous amount of money here. they have an enormous leverage to the u.s. economy. all these checks, every company that trump spoke to talked about giving back to their people. buy banks. >> i agree with tim. i'm more fearful of rates going up and like the hedge that financials would give you. >> i'm not fearful of financials either because of the fact they make money -- they will make more money at certain levels but they make money either way they have been showing us that for the last couple of years chris talked about sentiment he talked about trump. a lot of those things and rotation and we see that rotation all the time when the news cycle is slow we hang on every word of everything e

. >> glor: chris raguso, from long island, served in iraq, afghanistan, the horn of africa and recently rescued flood victims during hurricane harvey decorated by the f.d.n.y. six times for valor. >> when a guy comes on the job, you go to some easy fires, and you don't realize how dangerous the job is. you know, one night, you know, a few years back, chris was working. we had a real bad one, and i remember after the fire was out, we were all banged up, and, you know, chris had that feeling like it was just, wow, we all went in there and we were in deep, and we all got out. >> glor: and he still kept putting himself in harm's way to serve? >> no question. >> glor: whether it was here in the middle of a fire or in iraq. >> yeah. >> that's what his unit did. they were there to jump in when other members were injured or killed, and extricate them. >> glor: it took us about five seconds to find six guys who would say amazing things about both of them, and i think there are 50 more lined up that wanted to say something, too. i can't think of a better reflection of the kind of people they were, the kind of men they were. >> one of our ret

chris, thank you very much. tomorrow night, the film industry will celebrate the oscars. the downfall of harveyerywhere. harvey weinstein's image is everywhere. harvey weinstein has denied allegations of non—transsexual denied allegations of non—tra nssexual sex and that denied allegations of non—transsexual sex and that he blacklisted women who spurned his advances. the actress heather graham has made a film inspired by her own experiences of sexism in hollywood. let's just go and have sex in my office. no. and she has her own harvey weinstein story. he called me into his office and he had a whole pile of scripts and said i should choose a script, i was a good actress and i could choose anything he wanted to work with me. then he said, my wife and i have an arrangement i can have sex with anyone i want out of the town. long story short, i didn't and i never worked with him. these women meet once a month to discuss the situation. they all work in film. and they are right to be cautious because the figures speak for themselves. of the 100 most popular films here last year, only eight we re films

chris gillibrand who said that bill clinton should have resigned. this is somebody who is trying to state her presidential ambitions on the me too movement, why doesn't somebody asked chelsea clinton about that? >> harris: the harveyin part of it is an interesting component, because chelsea clinton was heading up the clinton foundation. as a former person who had that job i think it is a question you can ask about both of her parents given the set of circumstances that we have seen. >> sandra: maybe it shows that they do not have a lot of faith in chelsea clinton. what about that struggled for ivanka to play somebody in the white house and the presidents of daughter. there is a big difference in how she answers questions based on which role she is playing at that moment? >> guy: that was a very personal question and she blanched at it, and i cannot blame her for reacting the way that she did, i do think the tough questions of a presidential adviser that happens to be the president's daughter are fair game, but back to chelsea, she has written a book called she persisted about women's empowerment and that was this gauzy abc news interview with absolutely no attention paid whatsoever to the baggage of her father and