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. >> by the way, there are signs that banks are starting to lif deposit rates for savers. as you well know, banks have largely kept their deposit rates the same for years despite incremental increases in the fed fund's rate. accordg to bank raitt.com the average rate on a one near cd rose to .49% last week. while that is still historically low it is the highest level in more than seven years. >> wow. >>> time to take a look at some of today's upgrades and downgrades. bank of america is one of amb of banks that are well positioned for those higher interest rates. that's according to raymond james. the firm cites bank of amtica's low c deposit and non-interesting bearing deposit bases. higher rates will add to earnings per share this year and next. the stock was unchanged today at $31.98. goldman sachs says amazon shares could easily hit $1900 this year. the analyst calls the stock undervalued. he says current estimates are too low for the company's cloud and retail businesses. the shares rose more than2.5% to $1587.51. its market cap is now larger than alphabet's making it

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i don't see anyone in public lif -- in public life when kennan died, the obituaries were very good. they were perfectly adequate and so forth. but there was a sentence of just a man whose time was gone. a man who fulfilled a task, no kennan was a man of all seasons. i don't see anyone in public life whom i could say anything more than any remote similarities to kennan, but ladies and gentlemen, such is the nature of public life at this stage of civilization. [laughter] >> you mentioned your view that kennan was an american patriarch. i wonder what he would think about our society which has a multicultural mix at this point and the arguments by people of nonwestern traditions that their traditions be recognized? of course, we have the rise of china and india. how do you think he viewed all this, the change at the center of gravity? >> yes, that's an excellent question. i must say -- you see, i emphasize this as a western europe. it's not a geopolitical reason. kennan didn't think much of multicultural. like most of the worlds in public usage today are completely wrong. we are not fac

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she i'm sure has lots of video of deripaska and i'm sure she's ration nally scared for her lif to goussia but it doesn't mean she has the missing link. it could be because car paderips a scary guy. there say reason the russian government has to because of his connections to organized crime, the russian government has to issue him a diplomatic passport to come and visit here. so i think she's more scared of deripaska than the kremlin. >> who would she be shopping this to? donald trump. that's the u.s. government. >> she seems to be shopping it. that's a great point and she's saying she needs asylum in the u.s. i had the same thought. if you think the u.s. government will be like yes, please, we want to see the tape, maybe you have another thing coming. she says i'm scared for my life. is that a legitimate concern? >> i think it is. we heard today that there was someone, a former russian officer who was traded in a spy swap who has come in the u.k. it's not beyond the peaale. when you talk about people, talk about human operations, this is what a case officer or steele would have to do

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