laster had invited a civil rights leader of national stature to be our commencement beaker. we told him his choice was not acceptable. to us, the speaker was too mainstream, and i now realize i am out on a limb with john. so in 1979, our baccalaureate was louis farrakhan, and our commencement speaker was the

laster had invited a civil rights leader of national stature to be our commencement beaker. we told him his choice was not acceptable. to us, the speaker was too mainstream, and i now realize i am out on a limb with john. so in 1979, our baccalaureate was louis farrakhan, and our commencement speaker was the leader of the revolutionary movement in zimbabwe. me, the four years was transformational. i told you my freshman year gpa was 1.8. by sophomore year, something had awakened within me. i found who i was here. i became comfortable in my own skin and proud of my own skin color. in the fall some master of my sophomore year, sitting in room 217 of what was then thurman hall, now llc, and realizing there was nothing left for me to do but study. i wanted to go to law school and be prepared to answer a call to service. my gpa went from 1.8 23 point zero. spring semester sophomore year, 3.5. year fourter, junior point zero. spring semester junior year, 4.0. year, fourer senior point zero. spring semester senior year, 4.0. i left morehouse on fire and went to columbia law school

laster had invited a civil rights leader of national stature to be our commencement beaker. we told him his choice was not acceptable. to us, the speaker was too mainstream, and i now realize i am out on a limb with john. so in 1979, our baccalaureate was louis farrakhan, and our commencement speaker was the leader of the revolutionary movement in zimbabwe. me, the four years was transformational. i told you my freshman year gpa was 1.8. by sophomore year, something had awakened within me. i found who i was here. i became comfortable in my own skin and proud of my own skin color. in the fall some master of my sophomore year, sitting in room 217 of what was then thurman hall, now llc, and realizing there was nothing left for me to do but study. i wanted to go to law school and be prepared to answer a call to service. my gpa went from 1.8 23 point zero. spring semester sophomore year, 3.5. year fourter, junior point zero. spring semester junior year, 4.0. year, fourer senior point zero. spring semester senior year, 4.0. i left morehouse on fire and went to columbia law school

beakers? >> it's a big movement they definitely left themselves some room to not accept bitcoin or any particular coin out there. it's a big move. how do you play it besides just buying bitcoin? i suspect the move was in anticipation of this as well as anticipation of dish network accepting it. but a direct -- u.s. stock market plays amd. i think around $4 amd is not a bad way to go. >> apple had more to lose by continuing to block bitcoin than bitcoin had to lose. >> absolutely. all the android apps are eating it up. only developing for android. and people are switching phones because of it. apple had to make this move. we'll see if they follow through on it. >> a couple firms today upping the terms today. you also saw big options trade. >> trading two to one over puts. a day after the worldwide developers form, this is a massive trade, people, you have to be open when the stock was 632. they sold 8,000 of the july 600 calls at $37.90 and rolled up the premium to the july 680 calls. think abo

laster had invited a civil rights leader of national stature to be our commencement beaker. we told him his choice was not acceptable. to us, the speaker was too mainstream, and i now realize i am out on a limb with john. so in 1979, our baccalaureate was louis farrakhan, and our commencement speaker was

there is a parliamentary sitting here in baghdad tomorrow in which this beaker of the parliament could be nominated. this acre, president and prime minister needing to be felt. there could be movement on the most contention of all. the block still remain divided. there is lots of discussion going on to cross the rubicon. victory would have been handy to go to the parliament to say i have had credibility for stored -- restored. >> thank you so much for that. where two police officers were killed in two explosions near the presidential palace in cairo today. >>t more can you tell us? the first explosion occurred around 10:00 in the morning and the other one at noon. they were very close to each other. orwas clearly aimed to kill one the police officer to defuse or see the first explosion. unclear if the explosions were or twoa times bomb another bomb. it is clear the explosions aimed to stop festivities that are due this evening and tonight and france of the presidential palace facilities. or the beginning of the uprising against the muslim of juneood on the 30th 2013. it is considered a

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beakers? >> it's funny.t we heard a lot is that all this technology is going to make it easier for us to do our job and that's to be creative and come up with the next trade idea. the technology and the algorithms are going to execute it. there will be some that are picking stocks. but there still is going to be a human element. you might not need five traders and just one. >> i don't think it's controversy to say that do repetitive human functions is going to improve. i don't think so. actually i think it's missing the point. wall street trading points are smaller because of technology. saying he could have a retail investor trading at home in the same way that billion dollar high frequency trading shops are is a stretch at this point. >> that's true. but to say that retail investors will be empowered because of the availability of information. that could be helpful for a retail investor. >> i think it's going to be at arm's length for a while. it's really an arm's race right now. that was what that whole d

this is for beakers. everyone including david tepper is now bull yiesh. so why sell anything?in at the beginning of the show, the trader in me says if everybody is bullish you have to take the other side. you do have the potential for the meltup. i think the risk for this market is in the junk volume. >> do you think zynga is justified or a great buying opportunity for. >> i couldn't say a buying opportunity. i actually think nadel has got a different -- i don't see this. i actually own some calls in here but i don't see this happening. >> karen? >> yeah. >> do you still like bank of america? >> i feel like this is groundhog day. i get that question every day. but i see it's from chris martin. if it's from the chris martin from cold play, please ask me every day, ask me anything you want, i'm happy to just chat, tweet whatever. but i am still long bank of america. i am in for the long term. i think this whole $4 billion capital issue is nothing. so yes, i am still long. >> dan? facebook failed to break out today, what's next? >> there's three stocks we think about. we think ab

be the burdens institution has a discussion on the results of the european union election spirits beakerswill include british and irish ambassadors to the u.s. and representatives from the imf and from the media. that is expected to start at 2:15. we will have it live. another tuesday and another set of primaries. eight states across the country having primaries today. a look at some of them from this morning's "washington journal." host: a lot of focus on mississippi but seven other states with primaries. alabama, iowa, south dakota, montana, new mexico, and california. we have the politics editor for on thel.com joining us phone. thank you for being with us. guest: thank you for having me. host: let's talk about these other races, including in iowa and the republican senate primary. crowdedhere is a very field seeking iowa's first open senate seat in three decades. a handful of republicans. the real question tonight is whether the front runner will get the 35% threshold to avoid a convention. that would happen a couple weeks later. if no candidate in iowa reaches that 35% threshold in t