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em l pier. here's some of the answers. bill e-mailed in, it collapsed, no one thought it would. pay attention here and now. >> there you go. rachel: that's such a great point. >> an e pail from stan, i think about the roman pi empire, it ws destroyed from within. i see parallels with our country. rachel: this is william, he says i would say that most people should go back to the depression, they need to see and feel how it was to have nothing. people today are too spoiled. >> that's in answer to the question i asked both of you which is if you had one historical moment that you referenced or thought about the most, what would it be, roman empire, civil war, world war ii and stan -- who is that, stan. >> william. >> william says he goes back to the great depression. mike says one of the last exercises before rome fell was when the emperor gave permission that they could wear togas everywhere. compare that to today. rachel: think about how many times have we all had a story that came up on our show and then in the commercial break we look at each other and we go end of empire. [la

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bill passing to congress. >> there is bipartisan agreement in the senate republicans and democrats agree we should have a stopgap spending measure as you indicated with the emergency em relief. funding for ukraine to help the a grukrainians by putin's aggression. and if mccarthy wants to take that consensus approach to get it to the house. >> jacqui montana senator one of a number of vulnerable democrats up for reelection in 2024 candidly admitted he is worried about the president's low poll numbers only 30% of voters strongly approve or somewhat approve of biden's handling of the economy and a recent wall street journal poll you mention what early about his age. the 48% strongly disapprove of his handling of the economy. gas prices are one year highs right now. senate morning futures senator ron johnson was pretty blunt. >> he is oblivious to the real harms his policies are causing. i go to the litany again open borders, high fuel prices for your high inflation, emboldening our enemies. this president is destroying this country. >> for the first time in american history credit card debt is over a trillion dollars. u.s. government debt is over $32 trillion, jacqui. s

em nights i've ever seen. what happened was thompson came in to the capital he been out and it was like 430 thymic june 30, 1988. at midnight june 30 was when the bill could notor pass without a super majority vote. they didn't think there was any way they could get super majority vote to pass white sox legislation. they didn'tt even think they could get a majority vote when he came walking into the capital. back he walks in. he sees his staff sitting around.fa they have glum faces. he says why the glum faces? they said hey, we're not going to pass the bill. he said no, that's not going to happen. he runs up the stairs to go to hate phillips, the minority leader in the senate, and they start calling people off the floor, a lot of dempster republicans and suburban republicans had not been for any kind of help for the white sox. what they had done was it created a funding stream that would basically have out-of-towners paying the price for leveraging the money and the to pay stadium. what they did is they had like extra fees on rental cars at o'hare and things like that, hotel taxes et cetera. so they had an argument that hey, it's not going to be, il

em off in. >> yeah -- liz: as part of a bigger fight, obviously. >> yeah, it is. and, frankly, that's one of the reasons why i supported another billirginia who is a military background herself that we would keep those folks getting paid. now, they do get a paycheck that drops on friday because the 1st of the month is on the weekend, so there is this 2-week buffer. but nonetheless, i used to represent coast guard city, usa, and we literally -- they were doing food drives, the local folks were doing food drives and having meals prepared for the coastties and their families. so this is real. and, you know, one of the other things is i chair the oversight and investigation subcommittee on the financial services committee, so we have oversight of the securities is and exchange commission. just had a robust conversation with gary gensler earlier today to. but those investigations stop in my subcommittee. they stop at jamie comer's oversight committee. they stop in judiciary and ways and means. so whether it's hunter biden or other investigations that are going on, those grind to a halt. so in my mind, it is much better for all of us tha

em rate markets i want to buy right now, much of the total returns come through fx anyway. credit is tight. treasuries standing out versus equities. at some stage, people will start moving from bills because they have to start thinking about opportunity cost. i will tell you i think yields today, 10 year yield 100 basis points higher than the police summer, same level as they were october 22. since then the fed has high by 250 basis points. something is going on to contain that 10 year yield. i think it is difficult to say. i look at it and think it is a symmetric. i be nothing much happens and we go sideways for a bit but they will move down and a lot. tom: you and hsbc hired wired into the china slow down and a knowledge of china and dynamic of gdp. if we get some form of new diminished chinese economic growth, is that a disinflationar y that drives yields lower, fix income prices up? steve: quite possibly, yes. it is not good for many markets. the em tends to like a song dollar, strong china -- soft dollar, strong china. it has the opposite now. it could be through capital flows. it could be through trade and therefore gdp. it could be through some form of contagion, some finan