when it comes to our brains crazy in love isn't too far from the truth of the neurobiologist lucy brown says that love is more than a feeling love is a drive like hunger and thirst and what's more love really does make us blind. it's the front of the brain that is constantly judging other people just as you walk down the street you see someone coming towards you you may notice their shoes you may notice how they walk is their hair long how unusual are they were constantly engaged in social judgments people who are in the early stages of romantic love. when we look at the functional activity shut this part of the brain down. you you just don't engage in social judgments of the person you're in love with you shut the you shut off that judgment. during infatuation the evolutionarily primitive structures of our brain take over it's here that all these hormones are produced that influence our behavior so profoundly that love can feel out of our control. it may seem irrational for love to switch off common sense but for evolutionary biologist. the craziness of love makes sense evolutionarily

carley shimkus with serious xm 115 it was twitter's response, anthony fauci going lucy charlie brown honest taking our football away. >> that is yet to be determined but it did surprise a lot of people because football is in the fall so many assumed it would be the least affected by coronavirus but listen to what anthony fauci said, less players are essentially in a bubble, the latest from the community they are tested every day. it would be hard to see, why does he think that, the possibility of a second wave in the fall being made more complicated by flu season could make this, the medical officer says they are doing everything to prepare. this is no easy task, a lot of users on social media feel as frustrated, anthony fauci, i need football like i need air. he will change his mind again. it doesn't have faith in the good doctor but aaron says he is right, the nfl needs to realize, some players are going to get sick. it depends on how to mitigate it. jillian: i will go ahead and say there should be football. the debate continues. jillian: people itching not just for football but go

the thing about georgia and democrats it is like lucy and the football in charlie brown. decade democrats have been saying this is your year in georgia. 2014 with n 2012 and phrbl nunn and -- phrbl nun and talkeden hillary clinton a big game about winning georgia and lost by five points. saw it in 2018 where democrats nationwide were super of ted about the candidacy abrams and she got closest but by a point and a half. so, on a fundamental level eorgia is still a republican state. that may be changing but the changing fasts it enoughor democrats to make a serious play for it in 2020. stkpwhost: rob wood all is reti. of who would atus replace hil replace him. his old e election for seat this was the closest race in the country in 2018 decided just 419 votes and we are seeing competitive primaries on sides. it wasn'ttic side the nominee is expected to be the frontrunner but there to win it you have to win 50% lus one and she faces spirited challengers on two fronts with tate senator an air force veteran who was endorsed by multiple veterans and congress progressive from per

has out performed large cap growth by 5 percentage points it's like charlie brown finally put his foot on the football that's lucy has been holding it is a squib kick or sailing u the -- through the up rights? we don't know yet. even after today's gain, large cap growth has clobbered large cap value year to date >> hold on i can't even understand what you guys are saying if you're talking over each other so i know our viewers have no idea what you're saying i don't know what the question was. >> i just want to ask, jim, because what i'm hearing everywhere right now, all over wall street, is that this rush into cyclical stocks and value stocks is predicated on the fact we now have the widest spread since february of 2018. >> no. you don't need it to continue but net interest margin is important the financials and they are a big part of value what's also important is people are getting jobs back then the amount of mortgage forbearance, the amount of auto loan losses that were expected a week ago is going to be a lot less when you look at these financials trading at serious discount price to book like 20, 30% discou

caller: the thing about georgia and democrats, it's almost like lucy and the football in charlie brown. every cycle this decade so far democrats have been saying this is our year in georgia. we saw it in 2012, we saw it in 2014 with michelle done, and 2016 when hillary clinton talk a big game about winning georgia, campaigning in georgia. she lost by five nights. we saw it in 2018 were democrats nationwide were super excited about stacey abrams. she got the closest anyone has gotten in the last decade but she still lost by a point and a half. on a fundamental level georgia is still a republican state. it may be changing, but the question is, is it changing fast enough for democrats to make a serious play for it in 2020. host: what all is retiring? what's the status of who will be replaced? guest: the election for the old seat of rob woodall, the closest race in the country in 2018, decided by just 419 votes. we are seeing competitive primaries on both sides. on the democratic side, carolyn bordeaux is widely accepted to be the front runner, but in georgia to win a primary outright you