chris barron, chris hahn burns up a good points.e a fan of the president and you want to stick it to joe biden. the only way to do that is to make sure the senate stays in republican hands. mostly so my taxes don't go up. go ahead. >> absolutely paid by the way i hope president trump goes in campaigns for both of our candidates in georgia. he actually should. it could be the kickoff to drop 2024. that can be it. we can do a ton of rallies in georgia i love it. kennedy: and cliff maloney you have better weather perdue had 172 candice of the young americans for liberty program succeed this last election point that is a phenomenal number because of your not the wind campaign. it's a harder and election than the november election because people do not want to stand outside and talk to strangers. i do but i don't like to hold the majority. >> the doors are up to what had 75 wins in a recount. kennedy: it is win at the door. >> one thing we found on the ground is a sympathy vote out there. if we are knocking doors in its beautiful weather

mike chase, chris barron, and kevin walling. ying it doesn't look good for the second term, what you got for me? student the process is playing itself out exactly as it should. and look, i've said all along at the end of the day if the electoral college slicks joe biden as the president i'm going to respect that decision. unlike the pink hat wearers who protested president trump. that won't be me part i will not be screaming resist bird i will not be pushing tapes or is melodia missing for the processes work itself out for the present is well within his rights to go through this process. at the end of the day it does not matter whether president trump concedes. as an exit president needed thank you tweet from president trump? no get over yourself. the processes playing itself out. this is how democracy works but sometimes lincoln 2016 when they made it messy it's messy. kennedy: was them into play is out? will the present be there on inauguration day to elect joe biden into the very special and very tiny club? >> i don't think bi

smyrna knights chris barron, mike cates, t hallelujah the good sash, good night. up.lso about joe biden saying he's going to fix problems by talking what critics say are the same old, same old obama officials. west virginia got a new big one, a big media outlet accusing president trump of trying to lock in his policies, but it is the exact same thing that they approved president obama for doing four years ago. joining us tonight, mick mulvaney and christopher bedford along with saul wisen berg and ronald vitiello on these developing stories. we've got new hope and stunning successes in the push for a covid-19 vaccine, and we have a potential new day for when americans could get advantage su nateed. this as warnings grow from top officials that you are responsible politicization and political attacks will slow down and interfere with when life could return to normal. also tonight more on a brand new republican squad of newcomers in the house who counteract the democrats' progressive squad. whew their message is now resonating with americans as their own families have f

smyrna knights chris barron, mike cates, t hallelujah the good sash, good night. up.ng to fix problems by talking what critics say are the same old, same old obama officials. west virginia got a new big one, a big media outlet accusing president trump of trying to lock in his policies, but it is the exact same thing that they approved president obama for doing four years ago. joining us tonight, mick mulvaney and christopher bedford along with saul wisen berg and ronald vitiello on these developing stories. we've got new hope and

barron's asked a panel of international investors where they see opportunities, chris dire was a memberd he joins us now. chris, thanks for staying up late in london to come on the show. >> thanks for having me. jack: i want to start with a very basic question which is why invest overseas? a lot of americans are skeptical and keeping their money within these shores over the last ten years has been a winning strategy. >> that's right. but we think we're at the very beginning of a multiyear of outperformance, and that's going to be driven by economics, politics and valuation all favor international equity now. from an economic perspective, we're at the very beginning of an economic recovery across the globe, and those environments favor value and cyclically-oriented companies, more of which you find in europe and japan then in the u.s. if you look back at the previous period of international equity versus the u.s., that was back in the 2000s. and we're seeing some strong parallels between that environment and what we see today coming off of a multiyear period of u.s. technology outperform