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at shortstop, a guy named swede rizberg, described by joe jackson as a hard guy, a tough guy, a guy you didn't want to cross on the team. he's -- he's a decent fielder. not that much of a hitter. and at third base, is one of the more problematic members of this octet in terms of guilt and culpability. his name is buck weaver. and he is actually one of the top third basemen in the american league. probably, number two, home run baker who had been part of the million-dollar infield with connie mack's a's. we will talk more about weaver later on. in center field, a really good fielder, a guy named oscar happy felsh. and he has some power. he ties for the -- the team lead in home runs in 1919 with, i think, oh, eight or nine. it's the tail end of the dead-ball era. the lively-ball era of babe ruth is gonna really start up the next year. but it's not quite there, in 1919. and then, you have pitchers. you need pitchers involved in throwing a world series. and the gamblers and people like gandle, have, as part of the conspiracy, the two best pitchers on the chicago white sox. eddie seacott who

. >> no word if shoeless joe jackson is in the corn field. how we make friends. you sat in class during school played a role. >> researchers found kids sitting together were 7% more likely to become friends. a bigger role than gender, ethnicity or academic ability. >> even if they had little in common. >> that's why we're friends. we sit next to each other. >> a new role for dolly parten. >> writing a new novel. the book is called run, rose, run. a young woman moves to nashville to pursue her dream of becoming a song writer. >> and released an album with 12 tracks. due out next month. >> pulling off a daring stunt in midair. >> who knew he was such a risk taker. clearly he's a show host and a comedian. 147 miles per hour in the air he popped out of the hatch. on this vintage military plane. hanging on for dear life. shocking his friends on board. >> he insists the stunt was and not a digital fake. what you think? >> i wasn't thinking it. now that you mention it. deep fake c i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. bu

. >> somewhere we're thinking shoeless joe jackson is smiling. >> that was harry smith reporting. >>> meantime, the last time the niners fans could see their team play in person at levi stadium, no one was calling it a pandemic just yet. but now, 20 months after beating green bay to go to the super bowl, fans tomorrow will descend on levi for an actual game. this is pretty much a super bowl rematch between the kansas city chiefs. since this is the preseason, not much at stake here. those fans can expect covid precautions, including cashless concessions and you're not required to show proof of vaccination and fully vaccinated fans will not be required to wear masks outdoors. a lot of fans getting out there and having a good time. how will the weather look for it? >> i can't believe it's been that long since they were at levi stadium. >> yeah. >> the weather will be nice tomorrow. if you're able to go, it will be an awesome thing to check out. let's look at the forecast. temperatures at kickoff, about 82 degrees. as the game goes along, it stays comfortable. you might go wearing short s

ray liotta played shoeless joe jackson, and here's liam hendriks, who is another throwback type.he is greeted with a base hit. that pitch was up. and a base hit to start the inning, 2 out of 4 is tyler wade on the night and there is life for the yankees here in the ninth inning as hendriks throws one pitch. goodwin stays in the game, he's in right. garcia, who just entered, will go now to left field. robert stays in the game in center and now the top of the order with aaron judge lurking two hitters away. d.j. lemahieu now, brett gardner on deck. >> john: that's what liam hendriks knows, he knows who's coming up to present the tying run in his goal is to never get the tying run to home plate. >> joe: at 96 for strike one. lemahieu has a single, two walks, and he's flied out. outside, 1-1. the game has been spectacular to watch. it's an important game. all these games are important for the yankees. right now on the outside of the playoff picture looking in as -- >> john: abreu, that was a 95-mile-an-hour throw over. >> joe: here comes the 1-1. hendriks. blows it by the bat of lema

of course joe jackson coming out of the corn. >> greg: people can get this?ewers that can't get it. >> brian: that the network came up with for a very special game. >> greg: you should give that to somebody. >> dana: just call brian! >> austan: i wanted that, why would you get in the way? >> brian: how does this happen? >> austan: well done. here may be the most adorable takedown of an unruly fan that you are going to see this week. you are at 2-year-old getting in on the action at the orlando city soccer game and running onto the field in the middle of the game and his mom morgan tucker takes them down. quickly catches up to them before he gets to the players, the crowd went wild and sheer a nice tackle. the baby just wanted to play, can you blame him? >> brian: i saw the overhead shot from the game, he was going for the ball at two years old. >> austan: this is a testament to moms everywhere, she could have been injured and kicked in the head, but the toddler out on the field, she is out there. >> greg: that kid is not driving to lease 40. >> brian: once an

will: shoeless joe jackson? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. will: what did you think about the movie? build it, they will come. look at everybody here, we're coming. >> people will come, ray. people will most definitely come. >> i'm just jealous, i'm not with the yankees playing against the white sox or one of these kids that get to make their dream come true. will: tell me about the dream. tell me about the program. >> our youth academy, gives a chance to everybody in the new york state area to have an opportunity to play, to learn and to grow. will: this program, aces, tell me about the program. it's chicago based, connected to the white sox. >> i'm so grateful for the opportunity and resources they have provided to the community in chicago to provide a platform for these young boys and girls to play competitive baseball on a national level. will: cavari is going to teach me how to pitch. >> a change-up is like this. will: three fingers over the top? >> yeah. will: fast ball. now time for the change-up. >> all right, will, you're up, man. do you want to give it a shot? will: no. i a

we'll get started with joe jackson morgan, who is the executive director of third street youth clinic. we've got jose yanez [inaudible] de la raza. please welcome cynthia choi, codirector of chinese for affirmative action. an attorney by trade is also the secret of the affirmative action center for northern california. please welcome hillary nakano. [applause] >> please help me welcome patsy tito, executive director of samoan community center, and please help me welcome nakira jackson, executive director [inaudible]. [applause] >> all right. first of all, how are you doing, and thank you for being here, and let's give them a round of applause. before we hop into it, just a few ground rules, and just expectations throughout the day as we do know some of this could be triggering, especially when we're talking about violence. so for those of you at home, and those of you in space, if that does become something that you're triggered by, we invite you to take space and get in a space where we can process that. we want to make sure this discussion is a healthy one for all of you watching at

and joe jackson and lefty williams and a reserve catcher for the white sox, a pal of theirs, named bird lynn. go over and work there. and oscar happy felsh goes and works for a shipyard or defense plant in milwaukee. so, the core, a good core of the -- of the black sox, of the white sox, are jumping. and this is the way the owner of the white sox, interprets that. jumping the team to go get these jobs in the defense plants or in the shipyards. they are highly paid, and a lot of people see these guys as slackers. as draft dodgers. as unpatriotic. because they're -- they're drawing a good salary to stay out of the war. and -- and -- and play baseball for these -- for these shipyards on the weekends. he doesn't even want to let these guys back in. kaminsky is also opposed to this nine-game series idea, world series. and he's portrayed as a great-money grubber -- money grabber. and we will deal more with that, later on. but he is opposed to the nine-game series. why? is he just a traditionalist? a conservative? well, maybe. but remember, what i said about seacot and lefty williams, the two

when he was pitching to -- will: joe jackson? >> yeah, yeah.y come >> ♪ >> i'm just jealous i'm not with the yankees playing against the white sox, one of these little kids get to make their dreams come true. will: tell me about the dream and this program and it's kids from brooklyn, bronx, harlem. >> our youth academy has an opportunity to play, to learn , and to grow. will: this program, tell me a little bit about this program. it's chicago-based connected to the white sox. >> i'm so grateful for the opportunities and the resources they have provided to the communities in chicago, to provide a platform for these young boys and girls to go out and play competitive baseball on a national level. will: kavari is going to teach me how to pitch. >> let's teach will a changeup. >> all right, changeup is like this. will: side of the ball, okay, symbol, three fingers over-the-top? >> yeah. will: fast ball? now time for the changeup. >> all right, will you're up, man. want to give it a shot? will: no, i don't. i always said if i ever threw out the firs

accused of losing on purpose then banned for life, including the best player of his time, "shoeless" joe jackson the crew jacket from the movie. >> okay. >> reporter: in the movie and the book a voice says, "if you build it, he will come" and by golly, "shoeless" joe does what is it it's like a magnet that draws >> it is i think it's just the enduring story of goodness, of connections, of family, of people being able to have that second chance. >> my father. >> reporter: the film more about redemption and connection than about baseball >> i'm ray. >> reporter: don lancing's family ownsed farm where the movie was made, and as for planting corn again on that field when the movie was done -- no way. >> it was just so beautiful that it was -- i couldn't possibly do it i mean, even when some of the crew members left, they told me, there's magic out here. >> you have tow keep this field. >> reporter: wife becky is convinced of it. >> it's a mecca. it's very, very quiet, and you will see that. people don't come out here and scream and holler. >> they leave the place, thank me for it and encourage me to

we'll get started with joe jackson morgan, who is the executive director of third street youth clinic. we've got jose yanez [inaudible] de la raza. please welcome cynthia choi, codirector of chinese for affirmative action. an attorney by trade is also the secret of the affirmative action center for northern california. please welcome hillary nakano. [applause] >> please help me welcome patsy tito, executive director of samoan community center, and please help me welcome nakira jackson, executive director [inaudible]. [applause] >> all right. first of all, how are you doing, and thank you for being here, and let's give them a round of applause. before we hop into it, just a few ground rules, and just expectations throughout the day as we do know some of this could be triggering, especially when we're talking about violence. so for those of you at home, and those of you in space, if that does become something that you're triggered by, we invite you to take space and get in a space where we can process that. we want to make sure this discussion is a healthy one for all of you watching at

. >> reporter: where ear thinking "shoeless" joe jackson is smiling. >> oh, yeah. not oh, yes, here it comes >> this is a great movie >> you know what made it i think even extra special this is one of the seasons, harry. the pitching in major league baseball got so much better than the batting. games are 3-2 most of the season not last night the bats were popping. >> boom, boom, boom. and interesting, right aaron boon says maybe they should do this more often. >> yes >> and before the game last night, the commissioner of baseball said we're going to come back next year. >> excellent >> wow >> he knows. thank you so much for that >> and by the way, folks, if you're inspired to watch or rewatch "field of dreams," it's available on nbc's streaming services. >> what? >> peacock >> what? what are the odds? >> that worked out how does that happen >> what are the chances? >> it's not on peacock is it >> yeah. the forecast is on peacock today and all day. >> streaming it's everywhere. let's show what you is going on. we have severe weather now firing up in the midsection o

undoubtedly pick up -- they signed rizzo, they got joey gal low, today probably the ghost of shoeless joe jackson. >> use him. >> this is a team of destiny. if you didn't know your new york yankees, willie, were the team of destiny, you were a member, i said earlier this year, the yankees are coming. but any evidence you need is in the game tonight. the yankees are the team of destiny. build it and they will come. and yes, they're coming. not only for the white sox but for the world series. i'm going to do it. i don't usually do it. i'm going to guarantee your new york yankees are going to win the world series, going to beat the dodgers in five games, willie. five games. you all are destined to win this game. alex just said why not three games? you guys -- you have spent so much money. you've spent more money than billionaires building space ships to go around in orbit for three and a half seconds and m come home and call themselves astronauts. this is an extraordinary thing you yankees have done. we're going to sit back and admire it and pretend that the red sox have any money to spend on pitche

brian: white sox are perfect because it shoeless joe jackson this thing was based upon the fact thatot in the hall of fame they accused hiv many sheeting because he listened to the possible. he listened to gamblers who wanted him to throw the game. there is no evidence by his stats he ever threw a game. a controversy that lasted to this day. it's appropriate that the white sox, who were -- everybody there banned from baseball came through those cornfields. steve: a great movie about that called eight men out. ainsley: i will have to watch it. steve: as you are watching field of dreams watch that one, too. five minutes after the top of the hour. we have a fox news alert. the taliban has taken over three more afghan capital cities. ainsley: this is very scary. the militant group now controls more than two thirds of the country and its capital kabul could be next. brian: what an embarrassment to this nation. stepping in dramatically. sending thousands of troops back no not to fight but to evacuate from the afghan embassy as we beg them not to take the embassy. do you believe this. but a

laura, thank you tomorrow lonnie jackson, thank you. return to joeupersp spreader event on all super-spreader events at the southern border with the latest from mcallen, texas, 7,000 cases of covid positive illegal immigrants in that city alone. our own film allusion is down there, the latest. >> sean good evening to you, local politicians many of them are democrats are not happy with the biden administration and the feds are willing to do the job at the border so they have to fill that void and do it for them. this video with fox, we will show you what they are doing, this compound built in the middle of mcallen last night, overnight, here in mission, texas to house covid positive illegal immigrants released from federal custody. and local officials say they have to do this because the federal government has been dropping off so many migrants in downtown mcallen, many of which tested positive for covid appear they can't handle itdl anymore. the groundwe shot on and the migrant showing up today. right now this has the capacity of 250. they expect to

jackson. now your how province follow a warning for president joe biden, that his forces would hunt down those behind. so as the suicide bombing outside campbell airport, at least $175.00 people were killed, including 13 us troops gather all is under, has more from washington dc. the us central command saying that a drone attack strike if you will hit a i saw.

it's jackson, now your how province follow a warning for president joe biden. that his forces would hunt down those behind. so the suicide bombing outside campbell airport, at least $175.00 people were killed, including 13 us troops gather all is under, has more from washington d. c. the us central command to saying that a drone attack strike if you will hit a, i saw k planner in the words of the us central command, and that the strike was successful and killed that person. they said this happened in eastern afghanistan in anger. har province in that province in eastern part of the country, part of it borders pakistan. they say that there was no civilian casualties that the u. s. military knows about. now the reuters news agency here in the united states reporting for that information from unnamed us officials, that it was a drone that was launched from a base in the middle east and that it killed this. i saw k planner who was driving a vehicle with another associate and they both were killed. we do not know exactly when this operation took place. and we do als

who want rapid segregationists but who were okay with the way in which jackson mississippi was organizing. there are folks like joee coddling in the name of a commitment to him procedural rule. f it's not only the winter, it's those members of the two thirds who are willing to stand silently as the one third grabbed the country by the throw. he would say one third and one quarter of the population would typically have. the nonsense that's coming out of people who i didn't associate with nonsense in the past i associated them with ideological believes that were not necessarily the same as mine but we can always debate them it's fascinating. david i want to learn -- new to listen to what rand paul said let's discuss it on the other side. >> it's time for us to resist. they can't arrest all of us. they can't keep all your kids home from school. we don't have to accept the mandates, lockdowns, harmful power -- policies and democrats. we can simply say no not again. we will make our own health choices, we will not show you a passport. we will not wear a mask. we will not be forced into random screenings and testing so

joe. what we're seeing is jackson hole is going to be the two-minute warning for the fed we continue to believe that september will be the announcement the fed has said they want to give the markets plenty of lead time and we think that if it's september is the announcement of the taper, then that gives you two months until you start tape perfecting in november so, you know, jackson hole as we see it is the two-minute warning for the beginning of the tapering >> you point out and i don't know if it had a pretty solid season, you didn't get the bounce from numbers that could be the next one. >> a large part of that, a lot of the earnings has been brought forward. so, you know, market has rallied because they saw the growth that was going to come through in second quarter earnings. the problem that we face is that going forward what is going to be that catalyst everyone has said for the last 16 months or so that there's no other alternative. equities has won out you have yields that have come back down. the bond market is telling us they're worried about growth that's why we see the 10 year below

ceo of a dow component on last night, jim. >> i've got to tell you something, joe i know we have all this stuff about jacksonper, not taper. you and i both know there's some ceos who really put the wood to people i've got to tell you salesforce is just remarkable they are taking share, taking names. did an unbelievable quarter. another five straight quarters of 20% growth. it is a juggernaut i've got to tell you it's not being reflected fully enough yet in the stock it was just a monster quarter. some companies are doing so well, joe, and it's because of leadership and teamwork. >> did you -- are you familiar with kiopsia and surprised to see western digital -- >> that's a great thing. western digital will be a strong number two you'd have samsung in there. you have western digital but you would -- but the thing that's important is every time they do consolidation, price goes up. i think that micron, this is a big -- one of the reasons micron was up 4 is they're like only 15% of flash and they're going to be able to raise prices so those who are short micron, a several number of people are going to get smoke

weren't rabid segregationists but who were okay with the way in which jackson, mississippi was organized. there are those folks like joe and sinema who are coddling in the name of a commitment to a procedural rule. it is not only the one-third. it is those portions, the members of the two-thirds who are willing to stand silently by as the one-third grabs the country by the throat. >> which gives them more power than you would think one-third or one-quarter of the population would normally have. the nonsense out of people i didn't associate with nonsense in the past. i associated them with beliefs that weren't exactly the same as mine but we could always debate them, david, is fascinating. i want you to listen to what rand paul posted a video to twitter today. let's discuss it on the other side. >> it's time for us to resist. they can't arrest all of us. they can't keep all of your kids home from school. we don't have to accept the mandates, lockdowns, and harmful policies of the petty tyrants and bureaucrats. we can simply say, no. not again. we will make our own health choices. we will not show you a passport. we will

joe." daylight now over jackson, mississippi. 6:38 in the morning. in just a moment. >>> meanwhile, a florida radio host who spoke out against covid-19 vaccines died after weeks long battle with the virus. he dubbed himself mr. anti-vaxx. the news journal reports he succumbed to the disease three weeks after becoming infected, he was 65 years old. >>> a prominent texas anti-mask organizer has also died from covid-19, caleb wallace passed, quote, peacefully according to a post on a go fund me written saturday by his wife, jessica. he was a leader of the anti-mask movement in texas organizing a freedom rally for people, quote, sick of the government being in on control of our lives. he checked himself into the hospital as the condition declined and his self-treatment for covid, including ivermectin, a drug used to prevent worms in livestock, passed away. he leaves his wife and three young children. his wife said we joked around about how he was on one side and i was on the other, and that's what made us the perfect couple. she plans to get a coronaviru

. >> federal reserve chair joe -- jay powell talks about the economic outlook at the jackson hole economic policy symposium and live coverage begins today at 10 a.m. eastern. president biden delivered remarks from the white house on the terror attack at hamid karzai international airport in afghanistan. karzai international airport, afghanistan.

joe biden is coming off as feeble and confused. can biden handle this turmoil? who better to ask than former presidential physician and texas congressman ronnie jackson. they said yesterday was the worst day of the bind presidency. i think we have a few more worst days. china and north korea and iran will look at. this i it has only just begun. how would you assess how he handle this situation thus far? >> i don't think it can be worse. i said for a year and a half he is not fit to be our commander-in-chief. i hoped i was wrong but i am not. he is destroying the reputation of this country and getting americans killed. there american bloodshed in afghanistan for the first time in many, many months. it's not going to be the last. pete is right as well. the orange jumpsuits are about to come back. that's the horrific stuff we have to look forward. we will have hundreds of americans stranded over and the interpreters. the taliban might capture the americans and hold them ransom. but isis will put them in only jumpsuits and behead them on videos that will be sent around the world. he sent the wrong message. the every joe biden fails that test. it will get

joe mathieu there. the latest attacks in afghanistan have taken some of the spotlight away from jackson hole but the drum is beating lowder for fed chair jay powell to say it is time to start tapering now, not later. kathleen hays is here with the latest. what about the delta virus? how will that affect what he is likely to say? kathleen: we heard from jim bullard and robert kaplan saying that they still think that the taper should start next month in september. quite apart from what's going on in the virus and esther george, who hosts the economic symposium in jackson hole every year, was on bloomberg television earlier and said he does not feel the virus derailing the economy at least just yet. >> we will have to see what impact this might bring. you can imagine it might slow down some of the returns of the labor market but i do not expect at this point that it will derail the economy as we saw last year. when we first had to deal with the virus. kathleen: some economists are wondering what is happening. michelle meyer saying some metrics of consumer spending have started to slow credit card use, etc.

meantime, here are the people of jackson, wyoming, not checking their watches as they salute the family of murdered servicemen rylee mccollum returning home. so let's be clear. joe biden caused all of this. this was his reckless withdrawal plan. it was his plan that led to the premature exit from bagram air base. perhaps the most strategic piece of military infrastructure we had in the region. it's where the taliban freed terrorist prisoners, biden's plan it that led withdrawing our military before civilians creating what hostage crisis and it is his plan that's creating a new terror crisis that led to last week's terror attack in kabul killing our 13 his or hers. and why did he do it? >> let me be clear, leaving august the 31st is not due to an arbitrary deadline. it was designed to save american lives. >> tammy: even there i think you have a failure more gaslighting. he did it for the political symbolism and all because of some disgusting attempt for a september 11th photo op. it did not have to be this way. it certainly did not have to go so wrong. our brave and selfless american heroes they deserve so much better than, this they did everything right. they de

joe biden will finally speak on afghanistan today. rob: and with vice president harris will lee d.c. for vietnam. people are wondering where have our leaders been. here is congressman dr. ronny jacksons for having me. odded to response in afghanistan and the messaging here at home been so atrocious? >> well, todd, we are looking horrible right now on the world stage. this is an absolute national embarrassment. instead of being out in front of this and what's requesting on and what went wrong and what the plan was and what we are going to do next. biden has been in hiding like he always has. it hasn't inspired any confidence in our allies. as a matter of fact, all of our allies are very upset as of today the brits, the germans and french. >> we have upset pulling out. we didn't give them a head's up. they are in bad position too. they have people too stuck in afghanistan trying to get out. this is a horrible situation for this country. biden, once again, has failed us and embarrassed us internationally. honestly, it's time for him to leave. i have been saying for a long time he is not cognitively prepared to be our president. this is another example of our failure. a lot of this is r

jackson, and 50% of americans don't think biden is ruining america but that is a side note, we now have over million illegal immigrants, we are not testing anybody, joehe cages that were overcrowded in the middle of a pandemic, no testing whatsoever, no vaccinations, no mandates for the people in joe's cages. they get a bus or a plane ticket to the city of their choice and they are now being spread out all across the u.s. and i would assume that many americans actually now got covid positive test results because of joe's open border policies with that large number of people and a high percentage of covid positive rates. is that a good assumption on my part? >> absolutely, sean. the report is that there were 7,000 covid positive people released into the city of mcallen over the last few months. 1,500 over the last week or so. i've been on planes, for the border multiple times. i need to make it up a plane from the board it is packed with these people who are flying all over the country and now we know a lot of them are covid positive. i told you before, they were documenting, 25% of everyone across the border was 20%, and 5% during the time with eithe

and i hope we can do this next year with no ties at jackson hole >> i look forward to seeing you in person. >> great great. thanks raphael bostic joeow the 7:00 hour. >> right i don't notice much difference i'm glad you do. i think mr. bostic might be -- he didn't say outwardly but just watching the body language another one. it doesn't make him very distinctive. >> chalk it up >> a lot coming up in the next hour patrick harker, i assume >>> as we continue the countdown, the chairman j. powell speech which is at 10:00 a.m., write that down, east coast time stay tuned >>> coming up, ezekiel emanuel on what schools need to be doing keep schools safe and open this year stay tuned you're watching "squawk box" on cnbc it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. get started today. >>> school distric

joe. >> the s&p and nasdaq hit new highs following fed chair jay powell's comments at jackson hole let'sen you were a kid, did you dread september? did you hate that song "see you in september"? do you get butterflies >> yeah. >> is it still like that >> it wasn't so much about the song that was a little bit prior to my time of being anxious about the start of school. but yeah, starting in let's say july i like the idea of september coming around. >> did we see a summer of traders taking holiday it's different during the pandemic, i think. do you expect anything different in september versus this last summer period that we saw? >> i don't think necessarily related to the level of participation in the markets, but i think just where we are feel positionwise in the markets. historically everyone knows september tends to be a weak month but so does august and we're working on the third straight perhaps 2% gain in the s&p. in fact for the second time this year it's not that common to have three months in a row of a 2% gain take a look at how steady this climb has been one year ago we were ju

set to speak virtually today at the jackson hole event, all eyes on whether the central bank will begin tapering asset purchases, doubt in morning's speech. joining me joe shulman and joining the conversation all morning long dagen mcdowell and monica crowdly. great to see you, thank you for being here. and, of course, new we face terrorism threats. >> right. you're absolutely right, all eye are on jackson hole and whether or not they will address two key issues, whether tapering some time later this year, some are calling for october, as early as october. others later this year or early next year. number 1, will there be announcement on the tapering issue or two, are they going to kick that off in september and two, are they going to give any indication whether interest rates will rise in 2022 and 2023. the markets are slightly up. they were down yesterday. when i'm speaking to other people in the industry, people believe that today and markets response to the fact that they think the fed is not going to announce anything today. it's a virtual conference. it's not like you're going to have everybody descend upon jackson hole. it's hard to make a decisi

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