does the first folio mean to you? i mean, it contains so many of the plays that are the reason why shakespeare is the cornerstone of our cultural life in the way that he is. he simply wouldn't exist as part of the kind of national conversation in the way that he does without the first folio. those — we would have lost so many of those plays. you know, i'm sitting here at the end of my first day of rehearsals for macbeth, a play that's been in performance now for over 400 years, but it wouldn't exist. we wouldn't have a copy of it. and even those that we did have, that we do have other sources for, the folio was the kind of...the prestige edition. and the reason that those plays are still performed around the world, the reason that shakespeare is the cultural colossus that he is, is because that book was published. great glamis... ..worthy cawdor. greater than both by the all—hail hereafter... let's take just macbeth. what would it have meant if macbeth, we'd never come across macbeth? stammers it's hard to compute, is

first published in 1623, shakespeare's first folio was 400 years old this year.le roles. chatter will these hands ne'er be clean? the collection of plays was put together by two of shakespeare's fellow actors seven years after his death.

ya en el sitio ingrese su número de dui y el número de folio.su voto electrónico. para eso, seleccione los candidatos a presidente, vicepresidente y diputados y presione la casilla emite tu voto es histórica esta votación de todos los salvadoreños en el exterior, porque por primera vez lo van a hacer de forma masiva, además de una forma muy cercana y esto va a venir a fortalecer nuestra democracia, porque tenemos un estimado a que 1.4 millones de salvadoreños votarán en el exterior. también podrá votar de forma presencial el 4 de febrero en los centros de votación que serán habilitados tanto en san francisco como en fresno. si posee un dui vigente o vencido que fue emitido en el extranjero o en el salvador, pero que tenga dirección en el salvador. y si ese bastante información para la gente que quiera votar en el exterior. básicamente es que tenga su dui con dirección en el extranjero, podrán hacerlo vía electrónica. ahora bien, también podrá votar de manera presencial , o sea, el 4 de febrero con su pasaporte salvadoreño, ya sea que esté vigent

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we think of it as a risk-weighted diet that banks are going on now and that involves selling both foliosnd business lines to reduce that because ultimately, one of the things dodd-frank did was get risk off bank balance sheets. that continues today and almost as a limited group svb. so they are higher dollar price, closer to par to the 70% or 80% of part. they can sell those assets, real estate, that is, because the price would be much lower so the hit equity would be larger. so we are seeing people so "their best assets and quit first and we happily supply capital in those cases. sonali: a long way to go on the regional banks' diet" if you will. stephen tannenbaum says spreads are starting to narrow. >> i would be surprised in the next five years if it is like the last 10 years. the historical returns have gotten, 300 basis point of excess return, i am skeptical you will get that in the future. awkward question... is there going to be anything... leftover? oh, absolutely. [inner monologue] my kids don't know what they want. you know who knows what she wants? me! i want a massage, in ama

ingresará el número de registro y de folio.. una vez concluida la etapa de verificación, se abrirán las opciones para votar y va a poder votar por rostro o también va a poder votar por bandera. el sistema va a confirmar que el voto ya ha sido emitido y usted ya puede quedar tranquilo, que ya hizo su participación ciudadana en estas primeras elecciones, donde los salvadoreños en el exterior vamos a poder participar una vez haya arrancado el proceso electoral en línea. salvadoreños en el exterior tendrán 30 días para votar electrónica mente. la página web estará disponible las 24 horas del día. si bien el voto en línea es una opción, no es para todo el mundo, es solamente para aquellas personas que han cambiado su dirección a estados unidos o a cualquier país del mundo. salvadoreños cuya dirección en su documento único de identidad se encuentre de el salvador y están en el exterior, ya sea porque viven en otro país o están en calidad de turista, podrán votar, pero deberán de hacerlo en persona en los diferentes centros de votació

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first published in 1623, shakespeare's first folio

i feel like, they've given her a pro folio, and the keeper in the top and they don't let her be who she'se. at a time like this, we have serious conversations about democracy being on the line, i think all of us should realize the language of politics is dead. what new normals call for new things. now is not the time for her to be a politician. >> you think it's a communication edition? >> they suck at messaging, we know this already. the democrats suck at messaging. it's not like joe biden and kamala harris haven't done a lot of great, things there's just not great messaging for the. people >> who is someone you could support as president? >> it does doesn't matter if our only choices are biden and trump. it >> does. what do you see out there? do you see anyone fulfilling what you think needs to be done at that level? >> no. not in a little bit. the language of politics is dead. i think that is one thing trump did do. trump made it to where you could speak truth to power if you want to, but i think a lot of folks choose not to. no one is stupid. why >> it's not true fever speaking -- i'm

so, the platt amendment, one folio of it, is on the wall of the portrait next to roosevelt. he also sends the roosevelt corollary that builds on the monroe doctrine of 1823 and takes it one step further and again, that allows for intervention into governments in latin america whose democracy is perceived as being threatened by the united states. again sort of carte blanche for the u.s. intervening in the western hemisphere and building on the monroe dock and. >> he is also building on the mckinley plans and what was happening when mckinley was first in office. >> yes. mckinley probably did not have the vision that roosevelt does. roosevelt for example was in charge of creating the panama canal and making it happen. the panama canal zone is still, some parts are still under u.s. influence but much of it has been purchased by the chinese, which is an interesting twist to the idea of sea power in his hands. >> we talked about roosevelt as a diplomat and what he was doing during this time. why in a this john singer sargent portrait is he posing this way. >> well they were each g

i think you will have a bunch of port folios that want to liquefy.ir plans. what is amazing especially in the united states is how active and how aggressive strategic's want to be on fulfilling their plans and their five, 10 year desires. francine: regionally, or sectors? ken: sectors. i mean, the energy in the health care sector is stoning. the technology sector continues to create opportunities. during the year we took advantage of a situation and doubled size of our technology team. when silicon valley bank went down, we hired the whole team. when we went to the coverage universe, there were literally hundreds of companies that i probably never heard of that have been created and are sizable and have addressing markets that are very interesting. francine: you have hired 27, right, in 2023? how many more this year? ken: i think we are going to keep going. last year was the year to do it. we are in a funny world. the best talent in the industry is not available and you want it. it is available when they are available. it is hard to remember, we star

substantial increase in pricing almost to the tune of a double-digit return from a high income for folio. yvonne: why do you think money markets have been so aggressive to price in these cuts? it seems like the consensus is still for a soft landing. mohit: our view would be that the current path of rate cuts that are priced in are more commensurate with what you would likely see in a soft landing scenario. however in a scenario where growth falls more in a recession, we could see more rate cuts than what are currently priced in. at the same time we would be open to the idea that inflation does not come down as quickly, and in that scenario the rate cuts that we see would be lower than what is currently priced in. yvonne: does that still make bonds more attractive than equities? we see the s&p at all-time highs? mohit: absolutely. from our perspective there is a strong case for increasing allocation toward high-quality fixed income relative towards cash as well as equities. with respect to equities, in a scenario where we hit a recession, you could see negative return on equities, whereas

we are basically handicapping our ability to manage our real estate folio, because were probably the last 10 years that money has basically been siphoned for other important things, but we cannot manage real estate in this way we are gsa has no money to really make any decisions, and if you don't do it that way, what do you think congress is going to do when you say send me $200 million to consolidate versus putting $200 million to put into a program that they could write a press release from home. it is not the sexiest thing on the hill. we have got to convince members that we need resources to manage this vast portfolio, including resources to consolidate and get rid of some of it. and we need to continue. i talked to the geodesic administrator about this yesterday, so it is high on my priority list to make that -- to make that case, but also know what the appropriators are dealing with, and it is hard for them not to reach into as essay import resources out. >> sabrina from the wall street journal. >> [indiscernible] based on the border and where we are right now that ideal on the

and so the platt amendment, one folio of it is actually on the wall next to this portrait of roosevelt the other thing he does is he signs the roosevelt corollary, which builds on that monroe doctrine of 1823. and it actually takes it one step further. that, again, allows for intervention into governments in latin america whose democracy is perceived as being threatened by the u.s. so gives a sort of carte blanche for us intervening in the western hemisphere. building on that monroe doctrine. and he's also kind of building on mckinley's plans for what was happening when was first in office. yeah, he does. i mean, mckinley probably didn't have as much of a vision that roosevelt does. roosevelt, for example, was in charge of the of creating the panama canal and making it happen. the panama canal zone is still some parts are still under u.s. influence, but much of it has been purchased by the chinese which is a really interesting kind of twist to the idea of sea power and in whose hands lie sea power today. we talked about roosevelt as as a diplomat we talked about what he was doing that

and with verizon trading at over 10% free cash folio yield with turn stable, with them taking price increaseswith having to give you her cell phones for upgrades really suggests the free cash flow will expand in the year ahead. so you have that stock compared to a walmart which has years where sometimes they can grow earnings nicely, other years they grow earnings a bit. there is a lot of room for valuation expansion. what is going to happen to the fed, what is going to happen to the economy? i don't think it will have that material a difference on verizon's earnings had a really cheap stock. >> ford and general motors, you like these? >> we do also like auto. you have a spectrum, you have your bottom-line characteristics, stocks that have some more cyclicality. the companies we like in general, they have opportunity, and not just opportunity, they are executing on the company specific business plans, taking out costs, improving product with an overlay of the things actually get weaker, rates go down. what happens when rates go down? cars get cheaper for people to buy. they do i kind of have

this significant rally, especially for the conservative investors, to lock in these in their per foliose credit. so we think these are still good ideas for these investors. certainly we still believe the start of the year that it is good to have these assets in a diversified portfolio. haidi: dci haven in chinese bonds -- do you see a haven in chinese bonds? china in terms of policy, the economic outlier in so many ways, that that one market will be able to withstand that selloff? homin: so for international investors, it's still a complex market because you don't have a fully open capital account here, even though the authorities have been making efforts to open the markets more to the international investors over the last few years. certainly the macro situation in china is challenging, so that is supportive for the asset class. in thinking about the suitability for the investors, at this point, especially after this rally, it's not as appealing. so for local investors, certainly you might have a place for the portfolios, but the international investors still need to think about the f

i want to start buying the presentation is high level deep dive to hsh permanent housing port folio. the presentation will be more general so if there are specifics questions write them down and give to the commission secretary knowing in the coming months my team will give presentations about the specific components of the permanent housing portfolio and fold those answers to those questions into future presentations. next slide, please. so, as you know our strategic plan has 5 goals. housing contribute to ability to achieve home by the bay goals with specific emphasis on goals 1-4. goal number 1 decreasing homelessness reducing the number of people unsheltered by 50 percent and overall homelessness by 15. goal 2, reducing racial inequities and disparities by demonstrating reduction in rational inequities and other disparities in the experience of homelessness and outcomes of city programs preventing and ending homelessness. goal 3, increase number of people exiting homeless by supporting at threes 30 thousand people to move from homelessness to permanents housing and are goal 4, su

it is unfair to the middle class, because the wealthy can put together their own folios. they don't need mutual funds. and of course, the west coast is disadvantaged to the tune of three hours. without objection, i'd like to put in the record a letter to the administration identifying how it is also a junk fee and those focused on what president biden is saying is not preventing us from having junk fees as well. i am concerned about some of the s.e.c. proposals, but in general, they are doing a good job. in particular, the conflict of interest proposal is well- intentioned if it is properly limited. you shouldn't be able to design a unique investment and then bet against it. on the other hand, it is very important that every major player in the market be able to invest on the long side or on the short side in widely traded indexes and hedges and the prices that they do not -- they did not invent and they do not control. so i look forward to hearing from our witnesses, and i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. today, we welcome the testimony of mr. ken benson junior.