callie: i think that is the right read. the election of course is less than two weeks away and there is a lot of, i mean, there is -- this is underestimating it, but there is a lot of noise of what could happen. we have specifically heard that on all side. lots of questions about what it could mean for the economy portfolios. i do think we are seeing a common thread coming out of the economy and earnings. expectations were way too low in july and august with a couple of disappointing jobs reports. they were pushing everybody to think we were on the edge of recession and now the market is reflecting that that was off base even though the dialogue is ok and it does not look spectacular. sonali: you have to wonder where we have ok data but pretty high valuation. and is this clause you are seeing -- pause more about the uncertainty or the fact that we are riding near record highs? callie: i think that there is this urge to say that ok, prices have never been this high so why would i invest now? i would say two things to that. w

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. >> thank you, callie. for more, go to cnbc.com/pro. >>> we have bob pisani with the small cap struggles. >> since then, it has risen 63%. it's at an historic high. that is not the case with the small cap russell 2,000. it did not bottom until october of last year. it is still almost 10% from the historic high back in november of 2021. if you include 2024 year to date, the s&p has out performed the small cap russell 2000 12 of the last 15 years. ouch. in frustration, investors who believe in difficulversifying a small caps have been attracting followers around the idea. it does make sense if you think about it. about 40% of the russell 2000 companies are unprofitable. if stocks are a play on the future stream of cash flow, then includes a profitability tilt may make some sense. several small cap etfs that exclude the unprofitable companies have attracted strong inflows recently. the spdr small cap. the dimensional small cap and the avantis small cap. global investors runs this small cap etf and they say it

[ applause ] >> but let me start, of course, by thanking callie for everything she has done to get outn michigan. but most of all, i want to thank all of you. you look amazing! i bow down. doesn't it feel good to be together? it has been such a long time. it feels good to see how strong , how hopeful, how energized, how organize we all are. [ applause ] and we need that. we need all of you because right now, as you know, this race is closed. too close for my liking. i came out here to michigan. i am someone who takes her own advice to heart. i know if we want to help this country finally turn the page on the politics of hatred and division, we can't just sit around and complain. you know, we got to do this. we got to usher in the next generation. we got to do something. we want to let someone with a character worthy of the oval office, someone with the strength and heart to guide the country. we got to what? >> elect kamala harris! >> that someone is my dear friend, kamala harris. [ applause ] michigan, i am so hopeful about the energy and poise enjoy that kamala harris has injected in

let me start of course by thanking callie for everything she has done to get out the vote in michiganst of all, i want to thank all of you because -- 100 years old -- you look amazing. i bow down. doesn't it feel good to be together? it feels so good. i have not done this in such a long time. it feels good to see how strong, how hopeful, how energized, how organized we all are. and we need that. we need all of you. because right now as you know, this race is close. it is to close for my liking. i came out here to michigan because i'm someone who takes her own advice to heart. i know if we want to help the country turn the page on the politics of hatred and division, we should not sit around and complain. , we've got to do something. if we want to usher in the next generation of american leadership, we have to do something. if we want someone with a character that is worthy of the oval office, with the strength of heart to guide our country to a better day, we've got to what? do something. and that someone is of course my dear friend, kamala harris. [applause] and michigan, i'm so hope

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my name is callie. i'm interning here. excuse me interning here this summer. and i also live in keene and hall. so i immediately went to your chapter on notre dame and skim that and and you talked with father jenkins about you know, the history of catholics and specifically in south bend to you know appear patriotic and lincoln obviously famously invokes god in his you know, both sides prayed the same god. but there seems to be sort of partizan divide in of religion, right. the rise of the religious right has, some people argue, led to the rise of a secular left and a lot of disaffiliation on the left. so i'm curious what observations were in terms of the role faith and religion play in both uniting and dividing? yeah, well, it definitely it certainly does both. and at various points in our history it has inflamed divisions, but religion also be of course a great source unity and a kind of community. lincoln was not what you would call religious. perhaps you'd say he was spiritual today. but i think that thread of religious. definitely certainly runs through t

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