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lisa mains. geez. love yourself much? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's kristen bell in "the woman in the house across the street fromhe window." was there any concern the title might already be taken? [ laughter ] >> you know what, i thought it might be the longest title ever, i got so excited. apparently there are two titles that are longer. but i really fought for this. when you put a show on a pl inside a box. you've got to be able to search it. and they wanted to shorten it and i said, we cannot. it was the hill i died on. it gives such a great, like -- it references -- >> jimmy: i agree with you 100%. everyone was delighted when they heard the name of the show. you don't get that from most shows. >> are you being serious? >> jimmy: of course i am. they laughed. >> right? >> yeah. i have yet to say it to someone who doesn't laugh. this is a weird show. it is a satirical, dark, comedic, psychological thriller. >> jimmy: but really a thriller? genuinely -- >> yeah, so we basically take -- you know this genre that's like "gone girl," "girl on a train," "woman in the floorboards," whatever. [ laughter ] they're writ

lisa: you are started to see some of those strong quality names bottom out when it comes to selloffs? kristen not sure we have seen them entirely bottom out. i think this is the best way in terms of how our investors are currently looking at this and how we take advantage of some of the volatility there. the fed's hilty of the rate increase, the volatility in terms of anticipation of earnings. one way to build those positions is quality companies that you like, that you want to hold for those sectors that i mentioned like cybersecurity, right now you can get a double digit yield to buy into that at a 5%, 10% pullback from these levels. so ironically, this volatility around tack is creating an opportunity for us. lisa: a lot of people would agree with you, but the timing here, i think there's a lot of disagreement. some people have been saying, particularly lori calvasina of rbc, that there is more selloff to come, and you will see perhaps even those growth names take another hit before they become attractive later in the year. why do you think now is a good time to get in resident waiting unt

lisa murkowski from alaska, and she'll dessert on that bill. so that means you have to go after more than joe manchin more than kristen cinema, jon tester, the wholeies of senators, and really, this is going to be a difficult place for the white house to be headed into a vote next week. if they do change the filibuster rules immediately. what will happen is mitch mcconnell is going to bring forth four or five pieces of legislation where he's going to be able to hold all of those republicans and grab one or two democrats and move things forward. a potentially could backfire on them, alex yeah. i mean, obviously, that's the political risk involved here if president biden and the democrats move forward with with changing the filibuster rules, it certainly could come back to haunt them in the future. how how do they sort of way that as they as they try to figure out what happens here with this vote coming up on martin luther king day this coming up this monday when senate majority leader chuck schumer is going to bring this up for a vote? so what democrats have done well is they've been able to set the optics of what happened on january six. they've b