.ill cassidy alan levin, bloomberg news aviation reporter and guest per speaker. john well am a senior account executive at edelman. the national transportation safety board director of public affairs and guest of our speaker. chairman of the beaker committee and past president of the national press club. it's giving over the speaker, angela riley playing, bloomberg news white house correspondent, speaker committee member who helped organize today's event at national press club resident. thank you. jim brown, airplane crash survivor and guest of the speaker. jeff plunges, bloomberg news transportation reporter. bonnie rollins, recently retired gave nelson, automotive

now they are spending millions to buy a senate seat for bill cassidy so he can. >> sullivan born and raised in ohio. recent owner of a million-dollar maryland gnome this swanky d.c. suburb. then sullivan, if elected,. >> tom shared an apartment with his chief of staff when north korea news reported that the chief of staff was have having an extramarital affair with a lobbyist. know who is paying for those sleazy ads? it's heafer reid. reid is trying to fool republican voters. >> karl rove joins us. nice to see us, karl. >> great to sigh. >> paid for by senate majority leader harry reid's pac? >> right. >> is that dirty? >> look. in any campaign you are going to have tough arguments. and they are going to be conflicting claims. the thing about this is, these ads are astonishing in their act of any factual content. for example, that first one that tom cotton was paid handsomely by insurance companies. well, he worked for a management consulting firm, mackenzie and company. did he no work for insurance companies. the only insurance work he did was for a federal agency. the federal housi

none of those assurances exist right now. >> captain cassidy, thank you very much.ant to bring in my panel of experts and start with everyone's opinion on this. should cameras be required this the cockpit? should they, yes or no, should or shouldn't they? i will start in order. jeff wise. >> no. >> mary schavio. >> yes. >> mikey kay. >> no. >> jim tilmon. >> no. >> les abend? >> no. we have had this discussion before. >> yes, we have. >> arthur rosenberg? >> absolutely yes. no question about it. >> we will get in to the reasons why after this break. we have cameras everywhere these days. why not in the cockpit? my experts will tackle that question next. i've always kept my eye on her... but with so much health care noise, i didn't always watch out for myself. with unitedhealthcare, i get personalized information and rewards for addressing my health risks. but she's still gonna give me a heart attack. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. here we go, everyone. cameras in the cockpit. it raises questions of privacy, safety and money. i want to start with our pil

now there is buy a senate seat for bill cassidy so he can fight for them. if the kochs and cassidy win louisiana loses the "the washington post" fact checker giving that ad four pin noik kno-ho-coios that was done by the former majority pac larry reid. he is a tad bit obsessed with the koch brothers. >> senate republicans are addicted to koch. >> the koch brothers are influencing the brothers for their own benefit. >> they're willing to do anything. even exploit americans suffering from cancer. >> these brothers are about as unamerican as anyone that i can imagine. >> okay. jason, this has really gotten really weird. it does seem that he is a tad bit obsessed with the koch brothers. there are a lot more things leading the senate than just this. >> not just harry reid. the democrats have a strategy using koch brothers to raise money. half of newark doesn't know who they're. >> the other half don't know who george soros in. >> when get more money back when they mention the koch brothers than when they don't. this is fundraising. koch brothers represent for de

none of those assurances exist right now. >> captain cassidy, thank you very much. i want to bring in my panel of experts and start with everyone's opinion on this. should cameras be required this the cockpit? should they, yes or no, should or shouldn't they? i will start in order. jeff wise. >> no. >> mary schavischavio. >> yes. >> mikey kay. >> no. >> jim tilmon. >> no. >> les abend? >> no. we have had this discussion before. >> yes, we have. >> arthur rosenberg? >> absolutely yes. no question about it. >> we will get in to the reasons why after this break. we have cameras everywhere these days. why not in the cockpit? my experts will tackle that question next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ gigantic, gigantic, gigantic ♪ a big, big love ♪ gigantic, gigantic, gigantic ♪ a big, big love ♪ ♪ feeding your lawn need not be so difficult neighbors. get a load of this bad boy. whoa. this snap spreader system from scotts is snap-crackin' simple -- just snap, lock, and go. [ scott ] feed your lawn. feed it! ...and let in the dog that woke the man who drove to the control room [ woman ] driverles

>> i would have gotten up and gone into cassidy's bedroom but cassidy was there. >> i think a lot ofe sleep separately. >> that signify it's over. >> no, it doesn't. it signifies you need rest. >> oh, i really did have a fantasy a couple months ago of taking the extra pillow and smothering him. i did. i admitted it on my podcast. i was so mad. i admitted it to him the next morning. >> wanted to cover up his face with your pillow? >> well, women, by the way, need one extra hour of sleep than men do. >> we need more. nothing's fair. >> some people, though, no matter what's on their mind, they can close their eyes, turn it off -- >> and get up, go to the bathroom, do whatever, and come back and right away. >> here's another reason why you are losing sleep according to another study. people are binge watching tv. now you can watch on netflix all of the -- >> that's what i should do. >> you should. they have all the great shows on. "veep" is on. >> hoda can't stop talking about it. >> i can't repeat any of it. it is so funny. you have to watch tonight. i watched three episodes yesterday a

half the tangible books. >> back to you, gerard cassidy.us on the financials, how do you respond to that. >> tom, there's one last leg up for the banks. is eight yield curve and rising. possibly we will see both over the next 12 to 18 months. >> gerrard, the upset on these banks, 10% or 15%? today to can move from that point. we think 20-30%. followed.dely discount, aing at a marginal discount. >> it on think there is a much greater than market return in the banks looking forward. we have made over 100% over these banks in the last three years, let's not get greedy. >> instagram is on a roll. you're asking smart questions, i am doing instagram. ♪ with adamm keene, johnson and alix steel. betty liu joins us right now. >> i hate doing my taxes. who likes doing taxes? >> this year i got a $167 refund. >> hey, judging. someone is spending the cash. hank rittenberg is going to be joining us -- hank greenberg is going to be joining us. he isn't going to be speaking about his own taxes, how much he pays or doesn't pay, but corporate tax reform. he

is a movie called "god's not dead", been out for three weeks, it was the number five -- there is cassidymber four. >> so it is climbing. >> still number four. it was five for both weeks, now number four. and it has been a huge surprise. that's kevin sorbo, huge surprise in the box office. so obviously -- >> terrific. >> i'm a proud mom. i am a proud mom. she's turning out to be a very good little actress. love her. >> congratulations, cas. >> thank you for finally letting me go. >> a reminder that american express is looking for moms to bring to new york city for an epic everyday getaway. so -- >> all you got to do is submit a photo of your mom inspired everyday moments and you and a friend could be chosen to come to the big apple for a great adventure. >> go to klgandhoda.com for all details. >> connect button. >> yes. >>> enough talking, we're going to find out what hollywood is talking about where we bring out the "hollywood buzz". >> and so sorry that our friend mickey rooney passed away this past weekend. >>> if you thought of starting over, marlo thomas is here with brave women tha

i'm here because the rest of the year i live in hot strings and doorway >> next speaker >> i'm leo cassidy i'm with the san francisco men's soccer club we have our organization has exploded from 2 teams to 48 teams in 4 years because of the demand for soccer. and we got the world cup coming up here shortly in june here. and, you know, to talk about the stuffer every country in the world has turf and for where we come from ireland the weather it is so bad we have to use it because the fields get hammered and you can't use them. but to get to the point of 34 years of battering of fields that have been there since the 40s and 50s golden gate park ass is 11 hundred acres let's get this done. thank you >> thank you. >> (calling names) if you could come up please. good morning, again catherine howard sf ocean edge we request the contract be taken off the consent calendar. the appeals court is considering the lower courts opinion on the environmental impact report. as yet there's no information from the monitoring plan we've requested a point surveys from the department but apparently, the depart

they're going to go after these candidates, these tea party people like tom cotton and the guy, cassidy, and all these people, after them for voting no, no, no, and let's take it away. and when somebody has breast cancer and they get health insurance, which they were denied for years because of barack obama, well, all of a sudden, those guys are on defense. and when you're playing defense in politics, you are losing. and that's what's going to happen to the republicans. they're going to be playing defense and a lot of them are going to lose. >> the mark begich ad uses exactly that example. i also think it's interesting, i want to show you a clip of an ad, i think it's an americans for prosperity ad -- >> you mean a koch brothers ad? >> there are a lot of funders, koch brothers are one. going after gary peters in michigan for his support of the affordable care act, and get this, hitting him from the left. take a look. >> congressman gary peters says he's standing up to health insurance companies. the truth? peters voted for obamacare, which will give billions of taxpayer dollars to healt

cassidy trails her by 13 points with just 26% support. joining me now, former governor of vermont, howard dean. former head of the democratic national committee. and patrick murphy, an msnbc contributor and former congressman. governor dean, let me start with you. you know small dollar donations. the grimes camp reports that this, this sum that they're reporting to day, involves more than 45,000 donors haling from all 50 states and all 120 kentucky counties. and yet, mitch mcconnell's spokesperson issued a statement saying the very ultrarich liberal elite who bankrolled barack obama into the white house are pulling out all of the stops for grimes, kentuckyians known darn well her campaign is funded by nose who seek to destroy kentucky values and our way of life and the only way they can accomplish that is getting rid of the man responsible for stopping them superman, aka, mitch mcconnell. governor dean, mitch mcconnell, talking about an ultraelite party controlling the purse strings. how deeply ironic is that? to you? >> interesting stuff

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. >> reporter: taylor cassidy has owned 68 different mustangs over the years. >> there is mike, theres tommy there's denise. >> reporter: she's named them all. she's as comfortable under the hood as she is behind the wheel. >> we love our cars. it's a passion. we went from hobby to obsession really fast for me. >> reporter: america was obsessed with the mustang from the moment lee iacocca introduced the car at the new york world's fair in 1964. a market shattering half million mustangs were sold in the first 18 months and as sales grew, so did the car's muscle. remember steve mcqueen and the mustang in the movie "bullet"? as cool as it gets. there are plenty of old mustangs still on the road. but this one, this one has a story. >> i fell in love at first sight, had my name written all over it. >> reporter: she bought the first mustang sold in america. >> i didn't realize what i bought until i drove it out of the showroom and everybody was staring at me and waving and asking me to slow down to look. >> reporter: and the mustang made an impression on her boyfriend, tom. >> what did you

boy was it tended to get katie cassidy area. during all this suffering with teal epic she and the writer dr is a curse not come from somebody didn't look at the she the owner the law doesn't allow. stay not looking like that. with more emotion designing a system that was hard. i still celebrate it was time for the concert. he said that they could to help them obama's included dollars still cool as composed manner. he carried him if he can look in the company. all hearts are open to future well maybe. this is a bit since been repealed. is everything. send it to the sun now such a cow and i went there with him i'm sure he could find good morning people in northeastern areas of australia are bracing for a powerful storm heading their way. what's the latest is getting that morning we are wanting us to hear a tropical cycling which has already become up to the solomon islands and is now making its way towards queensland and it has become a priest at most a severe level of a category five. i call a hurricane in different places of the

cassidy was easy to walk across in the opposite of combo to ask the bank foundation for money when he was only sport coming. lots of it. the fact that the kuching. no one had to think about additional revenues for the city or about reducing our lives. so cnn never had to learn to budget to share with you the ppp c the capital the blogger and to foster the fray in the us getting calls the alliance between politics and the bank. this system in the shadow of the bell tower. always ruled the city he says. in accordance with principles all too typical for italy as a whole. on tuesday a month the cocky everyone exhorted each other and scheming to get the bank's money. it's a loophole for a new avoided making enemies. especially within the democratic party which had governed here for generations that people that likes to present itself as a moral authority in italy for specific reward you. don't get the score tickets to a fickle mind up. ask any salon has repeatedly accused politicians and bankers of mis management of the woods he says they are to blame for the city's huge debt cornice or th

over his actions saying he was representing local concerns and owners as we're watching thompson's cassidy coaster which he said people didn't use for over a hundred years it does make it into two percent of the security concerns. a good place to begin to do the same again. a report on the case from the council's perspective presented to councillors today was described as a place washed by the owners of this event. they said it did little to inspire confidence for the future of the estate boasts counselors were on an agreement and their desire to see what they described as the jewel in the crown of cycle tours and reopens to the and they passed a motion to build bridges with the owners. the dpp like them and the thunder of the week men tend to think more of a shot. toward the gop is real nice. of course i would hope but i have my doubts he hoped a week behind is although it may be very difficult. we need to be bridges between landowners and the family of the sedan designed to cut the concert so that we can get to it as an adult again as a major tourist attraction my doorstep to be open to

i want to bring in gerard cassidy for more on jpmorgan. hearing some of the trouble , where does your outperform come in? >> we still believe that when you look at the numbers for this quarter, which were week, no doubt about it, when we look out over the next 12 months, if we still believe that the u.s. economy is going to expand, the jpmorgan should benefit from the growth in the u.s. economy. this quarter was weak. >> and going to get weaker? >> i don't believe that. i believe the first quarter was economically weaker for the u.s. if we see it pick up in the spring home selling season, that would be a real positive for jpmorgan. charge-offs, credit quality remains good. not deteriorating. the provision was higher than expected. of course credit quality is not deteriorating yet. the question so much of the yours andr banks, other investors and analysts, is predicated in the idea that the economy is getting stronger. the economy has grown stronger, yet it is still difficult for the banks to generate revenue. that maybethe signs the credit

after he came to cassidy, cassidy monitored him until they landed. was asked about that sky-high move, cassidy said, it's just the nature the job. glad he could be there to help. >>> and forget about bingo. this is quite a story out of new york. take a look at this. bring out the strippers. there was a nursing home on long island -- yeah -- and it's now been slapped with a lawsuit after its workers hired male dancers to put on a show for senior citizens. here's what happened. the son of an 85-year-old resident realized what went down when he showed up to visit his aunt one day at the nursing home, and he found this shocking picture. listen to this. >> i felt terrible. i was shaking. >> my mom's here. and to have somebody in charge allow something like that, there's no morals to that. there's no integrity. >> well, the lawyer for the nursing home says the seniors actually wanted the strippers and claims they loved every minute of it. boy, what do you think of that? and part of what offended the family members so much is that there's an accou seniors h

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someone with decades of experience, gerard cassidy, is in portland maine and -- portland, maine.nned at some of these. surprised is a professional like you? >> what we were expecting is not results like this -- were not results like this and going into the quarter we were very concerned, especially with the jpmorgan results announced last friday. this is a pleasant surprise and goldman's numbers are very nice, which a surprise and citigroup. >> what is the advantage of being too big, are they getting this from their scale? >> i think that this is part of it. these are global companies and because they are global they're able to capture more market share. we have to remember that the european competitors are still struggling with the issues they are having with capital. our companies have the capital. >> janet yellen made a specific point of that in her speech yesterday, i was thunderstruck would have chairman yellen spoke about the european banks. something you usually would not hear. talk to us, jerry, would you change your recommendations based on the blank fine findings. -- bl

here we have cassidy, joan and cody and hannah, elle and mom. and laura in blue collection.an do all the charms. personalized. >> i love the little dog tag thing. so cute. >> starting at $35 if you want to add a charm. >> so cute. >> love it. >> custom gifts.com, $38 to $60. make pillows with all of your names on it. totes with all of your names on it and the model they use with swenson. i thought -- >> oh, my gosh, yeah. >> cutting boards, everything specific. pillows, totes, makeup bags. >> people love it. >> people like it when it is customized like that. >> wrapping paper, $15, mintit.com, do wrapping paper, notebooks. and look at these behind you. look at these frames. >> that's cute. >> you can take, i don't know if you can see them, but anyway, you can make photos like that, and then the phone case is guildcity.com. look at the instagram pillows, stitchgram.com. take them right off of instagram. i asked hannah to make pictures when she was here. i made them into jewelry. >> oh, my gosh. what a good idea. >> she wouldn't tell me the secret. >> i said, you have a secret

bill cassidy, and i have been leading the charge to urge the federal government to take any and all steps necessary to preserve this program. just last month more than 200 members of congress from this house, joined us in our effort to urge the centers for medicaid and medicare services to preserve the care seniors are currently getting. i for one do not want to put our seniors, men and women who have worked their entire lives, in the financial trouble these reductions will cause. i've urge the administration to take a -- urged the administration to take a long, hard look at how these cuts will affect the everyday lives of our seniors. if the goal here is to save money, there are better, more suitable ways to do it than on the backs of our seniors. again, i'd like to thank my colleague for getting folks together to talk about how we can work together, to make sure medicare advantage isn't jeopardized. it's an issue that isn't for democrats or republicans but one that we all need to address. i've been proud to work on this issue in a bipartisan fashion with dr. cassidy and it's my hope tha

faith-based film, and i guess people are looking for that >> most importantly about the film, how is cassidye you did, two and a half years ago. there's cas. she looks so young to me in this. >> she looks little. look at her. >> oh, my gosh. >> the valedictorian of our graduating class at my third choice school. >> i'm sorry. we're just going to watch the movie. >> sorry, dean. >> that's all right. >> dean has other things -- >> he does. we want to know, first of all, did you find bigfoot? >> tell us. >> i've still got that $10 million right here in my pocket. no, we did not find bigfoot. we looked for him. there was some interesting characters on that. but that one team who did win, stacy brown and those guys, they got 100 thousands and they're still looking for him. >> well, tell us about the easter dog story. >> easter dog story. number four, number five in a series of kids' dog movies. and i will do, you know, any sort of project. a large project, small project. >> i know. you're working all the tim>> ye. and this is a wonderful thing. my son is now of the age where he doesn't really sit

this one is a barn-burner, bill could cassidy challenging mary landrieu. the house is already voting a bill in place bypass the keystone pipeline. we hoped to get senator landrieu on. in the meantime, cockman cassie with us. have you got a response from the senator where she would support the effort to bypass the president and vote for opening up the pipeline? >> only indirectly. she is supporting a nonbinding resolution to be voted on by the senate. the operative term is nonbinding. >> what is the resolution in the senate? >> that somehow -- the nonbinding resolution the senate favors construction of theodicean xl pipeline. a nonbinding resolution does nothing to create jobs for 20,000 americans and does nothing to bring that energy to the coast for it to be refined and the products for the rest of the world to use. i'm not sure nonbinding does anything. >> but does give you the opportunity to have your cake and eat it too, which i thought was a stupid expression because you're going to have the cake. but having said that, landrieu is playing a very fine

bill cassidy. alan levin, bloomberg news aviation reporter and guest per speaker. john well am a senior account executive at edelman. the national transportation safety board director of public affairs and guest of our speaker. chairman of the beaker committee and past president of the national press club. it's giving over the speaker, angela riley playing, bloomberg news white house correspondent, speaker committee member who helped organize today's event at national press club resident. thank you. jim brown, airplane crash survivor and guest of the speaker. jeff plunges, bloomberg news transportation reporter. bonnie rollins, recently retired and and gave nelson, automotive news, washington correspondent. [applause] 10 years since president george w. bush appointed deborah hershman to the national transportation safety board she has used her bully pulpit to highlight a long list of transportation safety issues. motorcycle buses -- motorcoach buses, motorcycle riders, regional airlines, truck drivers -- texting and otherwise distract the driver's. even boeing have

mary landrieu is up big against bill cassidy. is she popular in the state? can she get white women to vote for her? we know what else she can get to vote for her, that is the base. those folks have to get a good turnout. they ought to own it, run on it and the other thing they ought to do is beat the living hell out of their governors for not expanding medicaid. nikki haley. many people could have been put on medicaid rolls. what did nikki haley do, she said no way over my dead body. if i'm someone who's running against either a governor or a sitting senator, a republican senator, or i'm running in the south anywhere, i'm going to take obamacare and say this is the number of people that have been helped, this is the reason why we should expand medicaid. >> before you do that, i love your new article gop hypocrisy rises to new levels. any article with a headline like that, it's for me. you talk about how, once again, republicans are giving to corporate america and hurting policies -- against policies that would help middle class and working americans. you quo

and i don't see a line that i know that's less than ten months since andrew's join us to a larry cassidy did they have been many athletes on an atm for inspired by the friends here in france. and that defence diplomacy went on to baking them so fine he and indeed many years to the soul i don't see the movie there's a difference to the timing mat on the chair and dance in the subject of like to connect to the emperor. after being given to tiny and find them for everything they have. and we have not been seen to show the truth because as you know and send this on an island needs it. and to sit together at the coveted hands on the saturday and i can bang the idea. and in the ninety years and the sunday show what his side of the story so we bring you and i know you might this cruel to sit at the end i'm sure the tree with the release of the host is not the content is exactly am i. first i can say that i'm pretty happy that a they have been released. second the day and finally can understand the france has to recognize also that they are supporting the artists since the am. and the kidnapping

i think bill cassidy has a real shot in louisiana.. alaska. it depends on whether or not we put more states in play. honestly, i cannot imagine after the last five years with our economics and foreign policy images unity that exists in this country, why in the hell anyone would let harry reid hang onto his job. that would just baffle me. >> thank you very much. a multimillion dollar condominium in new york, seattle, austin, or you have a lot of ivy league schools that you have columbia, nyu. they can rent out these properties. then when the kids are ready, they will then have residency available and ready to go for their children. they want their kids to grow to u.s. universities. they do not want them to go to chinese schools. let me give you a great example. 157 is the largest condo. this building, a chinese fire by a two bedroom two and a half bath condo. she specifically said i will print this out. i am expecting to get a 3% return. when my son and daughter are ready to go to school, they will live in this condominium. you have br

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phil cassidy, journal of commerce senior editor, who bloomberg news aviation reporter and guest of our speaker. john wells, a senior executive at edelman and in speakers' committee member who helped organize today's events. the national transportation safety board director of public affairs and guest of our speaker . washington bureau chief of the buffalo news, chairman of the npc speakers' committee and past president of the national press club. stepping over our speaker for a moment, angela riley king, bloomberg news white house correspondent, speakers' committee member who helped organize today's event and last year's national press club president. thank you. jan browne, airplane crash survivor and guest of our speaker. bloomberg news transportation reporter. recently retired from nbc news and automotive news, washington correspondent. [applause] in the ten years since president george w. bush appointed deborah to the national transportation safety board she has used her bully pulpit stylite a long list of transportation and safety issues. motorcycle buses -- excuse me, motor coach

john boyd, editor of the new seat to -- cq. .ill cassidy alan levin, bloomberg news aviation reporter and guest per speaker. john well am a senior account executive at edelman. the national transportation safety board director of public affairs and guest of our speaker. chairman of the beaker committee and past president of the national press club. it's giving over the speaker, angela riley playing, bloomberg news white house correspondent, speaker committee member who helped organize today's event at national press club resident. thank you. jim brown, airplane crash survivor and guest of the speaker. jeff plunges, bloomberg news transportation reporter. bonnie rollins, recently retired gave nelson, automotive news, washington correspondent. [applause] 10 years since president george w. bush appointed deborah hershman to the national transportation safety board she has used her bully pulpit to highlight a long list of transportation safety issues. motorcoachbuses -- buses, motorcycle riders, regional airlines, truck drivers -- texting and otherwise distract the driver's. even boeing h

senator mary landrieu against bill cassidy had been trailing. now the two candidates are roughly even in polls. the senator has not been shying away saying this week 7.1 million figure, today's enrollment announcement confirmed what i have said since day one. it's time for the gop to start talking about something else, he told the hill, quote, it's my opinion the affordable care act but i don't think it's the main issue. the main issue will be the economy and jobs. i think we'll win or lose the majority based -- i don't think we'll win or lose on one piece of legislation. health reform isn't going to magically transform vote nears democratic ones. kentucky's implementation of the affordable care act through state exchange program called connect has been a huge success so far. the website has worked since day one and hundreds of thousands of kentucky residents have signed up. kentucky's rate has dropped by at least 40%. still, though, 49% of kentucky voters said they want to repeal the law. there seems to be a big disconnect there. mitch mcconnel

in the senate race in louisiana, mary landrieu is the incumbent running against bill cassidy.is is an "the wall street journal," businesses giving money to hurt rather than her republican opponent because she has crossed the line on many issues. one of them being bush's 2001 tax cut as well as the keystone xl pipeline. david in new jersey, republican caller. talking about scotus' decision yesterday. caller: two points. i have been involved in education and my town. the first point, i support affirmative action. however, we see where this is going. what we really need to do, this is my first point, we really need to focus on a-12 -- focus k-12 education. we keep too many kids in public schools that are dropout factories. the same liberals that described this decision will do nothing to get these kids out of dropout factories. they do not support charter schools, they would not be caught dead supporting school vouchers. many of these black politicians from barack obama on down, never send these kids to their public schools. that's my first point. the second point is that when mi

even though it is a very difficult state and congressman bill cassidy is there. is having a little magic when it comes to campaigning, and her connections, of course, her brother is the mayor of new orleans, her father was a very popular mayor of new orleans, her family has a very long connection to the state, and people are wondering, you know, the sort of thing that is hard for an analyst like myself to quantify that she could still pull this out, even if it looks pretty difficult right now. host: we are talking with alex roarty, chief political correspondent for "national journal hotline," previously covered as of any politics and government before politicspa.com. we have about five minutes, 10 minutes left with him to take your calls and questions this morning as we talk about this week's financial reports, campaign finance reports that came in on house and senate races. another call in louisiana on our line for republicans. clay, good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i am old enough to remember joe laughs abouthis communist, i am

joe cassidy came on squawk this morning.e said the one thing they have going for them is everybody's cautious. that is absolutely true. the valuations aren't that good. but if you go over that letter, the expenses have gone up dramatically because of the government, but we're still not making as much on deposits and loans because we're just not loaning like we could. to me the group is under valued. but the earnings power of the group is called directly into question by none other than the best banker there is so to speak. >> people should read dimon's letter talking about the most difficult, nerve racking experience i've ever dealt with professionally, talking about last year's travails at gpm. bill miller was on "squawk" today. talked about how he likes citigroup. talked about how he likes sentiment toward the market right now that investors are not getting over their skis. take a listen to bill miller. >> we may be in the best bull market that we're likely to see in our lifetime coming off that 660 level. if we can mainta

. >> most importantly about the film, how is cassidy gifford?>> we're just going to watch the movie. >> sorry, dean. >> that's all right. >> dean has other things -- >> he does. we want to know, first of all, did you find big foot? >> tell us. >> $10 million right here in my pocket. no, we did not find big foot. we looked for him. there was some interesting characters on that. but that one team who did win, they got $100,000 and they're still looking for him. >> well, tell us about the easter dog story. >> easter dog story. number four, number five in a series of kids' dog movies. i'll do any sort of project, large, small. >> i know. you're working all the time. >> yes. this is a wonderful thing. my son is of the age where he doesn't sit and watch it anymore, but there are a lot of kids who enjoy the dog movies and i love making them. >> what is your role in this? what do you do? >> i'm chief bad guy. i want zeus and i want -- >> oh! >> yeah, silly comedy, but a lot of fun. >> how do you choose your project? you are all over the place, big foot,