, downer, downer there's a lot of risk. when we get to the third to last paragraph, and you've got this associate professor from wharton, peter conti brown, don't know him the fed has to violate its own regulations to turn down the very businesses that are most in need of its interventions. i think that the fed reads you, kate this is a different fed from the previous days, where they were like, hey, listen, the journalists, what do they know i think the fed, i think that this time, you've got jay powell -- by the way, you've got steve mnuchin. these are people who read "the journal. they read "the times." they read your piece and they say, you know what? we are not going to let what they write about happen. we can head this off michael corbett this morning talking about how he's in constant contact, that they can head this off. and the difference between this one and 2007, 2009, is that in 2007 and 2009 happened so it's entirely possible that this mess of the revolvers that you chronicle so well, it may not be the mess, be

it's like somebody calls you up, hey, you hunker downers, what you doing?m not gonna try to make money at this. i'm just going to have a lot of fun. and then, you know, people started tiptoeing around offering things, and i thought, well, i've got to stick with what i said, so, you know -- >> do you? oh, come on. >> until we no longer have to hunker down and then i'm going to be the -- >> you can hunker down with, like, you know, some product and be like, hey, hunker downers, oh, look, it's my new sit and spin. i love sit and spin. >> i'm going to be the biggest whore in hollywood when this is all over. $100 a day. i'm going to sell out. but right now -- the original thing that i said. >> you've also been coming up with all these life hacks. i want to play a quick video you posted where you discovered something pretty amazing. take a look. >> sometimes i just stun myself with my original thinking. i should be an inventor or something. okay, so you got a bag of chips and you've got no clips. you know, so what on earth do you do? oh, well, let's take magnets

. >> didn't you think he was a downer he was a downer. >> yeah. he was a dimon downer a little bit.eing realistic in a way that maybe the broader market is unwilling to accept or just simply thinks the fed will always be there in some fashion to support every asset class >> when it comes to retail, jcpenney, it's not exactly a stranger to financial distress or the idea that it was going to meet that kind of distress >> if you believed in the call, you buy ulta ulta is down big ulta's competed against sephora. the thing that worked the best in jcpenney is sephora when you buy makeup, that presumes you're going somewhere. maybe you're doing selfies i think ulta is the winner if you're looking for someone to play off of what was the inevitable closing of jcpenney 100,000 people used to work there. remember that day you reported on the bonds, it was like one of the worst deals ever, you said that's just a dangerous piece of paper. you actually made a judgment and i think that paper is worth what >> a lot less. hugely dilutive equity offering. this is a long time ago on jcp, which has be

like if somebody calls you up, hey, hunker downers, what ya doing?ke money at this. i'm just going to have a lot of fun. and then people started tiptoeing around offering things and i thought i got to stick to what i said. >> do you? come on. oh, come on. you can hunker down with like, you know, some product. and be like, hey, hunker downers, oh look, it's my new, you know, sit and spin. i love sit and spin. >> i'm going to be the biggest whore in hollywood when this is over. i'm gonna sell out. but right now, i'm stuck to that original thing i said. >> you also been coming up with all these life hacks. i just want to play a quick video you posted where you discovered something pretty amazing. take a look. >> sometimes i just stun myself with my original thinking. i should be an inventor or something. okay. so you got a bag of chips, and you've got no clips. you know, so what on earth you do? oh, well, let's take magnets off the refrigerator. job done. watch out rachel ray. i'll take my 3 million followers. i'll start me a little home channel. >> and

. >> you're the debbie downer of netflix. >> of all the things to watch, mike. where are you finding this stuff? >> "onward" on disney plus. i is amazing. >> i'll get to that, but trying to educate myself with what we're living through to make it easier on me. not a debbie downer or negative, i'm thirsty for knowledge on why this is happening and why all the safe xwarguards that were i place when this documentary was recorded two years ago failed. that's all. we'll talk about "onward" after i watch it in the next day or so. freezing cold up in the north bay, especially lake and mendocino counties and keep everything protected through 8:00 in the morning and here's a look at what is going on through our exploratorium. 48 degrees right now and showers today. thunderstorms also. they will taper tomorrow afternoon and then we've got a quieter pattern and medium range models say no more rain after today and tomorrow. two low areas of low pressure and the best chance along the peninsula coast into the south bay and trying to run up the bay on both sides. the east bay

and. 46 year old kelly renee just some downer is such a diet 7 pm by lethal injection she was convicted of murder for the 1997 stabbing over her husband prosecutors say she plotted his death with her boyfriend demonstrations to prevent her execution were organized her children did everything they could to save her life we want y'all to know that we're still fighting $2.00 your face this is not over there's a reason that we didn't get to see her today and hopefully that stuff as we're going to see her again this weekend saturday. even pope francis putting her case. down or was it hard. or final words were broadcast on t.v. and on the radio. and when she. says why. should you. just. go. and have to. go out. on september 30th 2016 at 12 21 am. that or was executed she was 47 years old. in the united states out of the 2843 inmates on death row 54 are women they are incarcerated in 16 different states across the country. were granted permission to interview 3 of them . some have been on death row for over 15 years. in the county shawna forde and millicent looser have been charged with the mo

. >> and we don't want to be a downer but at the same time this is a public health emergency. so these things are put into place for safety and not necessarily to ruin someone's enjoyment. what our order is close these parks and open spaces to motorized access for individuals in marin who may be nearby one of those places. they can walk in, they can ride in on a bicycle. and the other caveat is that individuals with disabilities who do have a valid disabled persons placard or a disabled person's marking on their license plate that's valid, may have motorized access in because we want to make sure that everyone has an opportunity to rec create and we would hate to prevent them from able to access because they're unable to get in by foot. >> layne han driks, marin county public >>> and we are back with public information officer for marin county, laine hendricks, answering your questions. laine, thank you. john has one that represents a lot of sentiments, is it correct you cannot drive to an open space to walk your dog? >> that is correct. what we're trying to do is really keep

we should be clear we don't take any government money at all this was an individual downer and we don'teclude donations from individuals just because they have to be saudi or anything else and we take no government money but what we've done now is made clear that you know what we do except you have to say you know here's money to promote women's rights or here's money to promote rights in africa we want not as a matter of principle anymore except any gift that is limited this is you cannot report on you know x. type of victims as far as we know what if we don't have we ever did that and we would never do it again so you changed the policy but ultimately you know this memorandum of understanding was signed back in 2012. and now it's 8 years later after the donation came to the public's attention you called it a deeply regrettable decision why did it take you so long to take action. it actually only came to light again recently because it describes the former employee who is reached out to us and so you know we forgot about it to be honest i mean it just wasn't on anybody's mind once they

french prime minister felipe says the long downers helped save 62000 lives this month keeping it in place risks economic collapse plans to roll back the 6 week lockdown in france being discussed in the national assembly. nigeria is set to ease lockdown restrictions in several cities including lagos and the boozer from may the 4th but all non-essential travel between states has been banned also wearing masks outdoors has been made compulsory in lagos the state's governor says those who don't comply will be punished i'm curious president says easing restrictions won't apply to state where there's been a rise in cases with regards to. force and went over to her to look for a field of 230 in the media. the federal government. or the human material technical resources to support the state controlled and contained in the pandemic and event and there is school further separate to labor in the states. nigeria's president was explaining there the restrictions easing of restrictions will not be applied applicable to kind of state because of the rising cases and nevertheless some people are defying

or so on a dictator and downer and then proceed by spirits who finally look down maybe untruths to people in the country and i can say that i don't think there is a difference. in france and germany i think that what is different it's the political discourse of the present my point and what the german president say i think we need to move from fear to trust we should trust people we should trust even in there or in their understanding and begin to understand and again better than one thing they can do yeah one phone call to. steinmeyer spoke 10 days back he seemed to be overthinking it didn't get the man you had may call for employing marshall language in his initial speeches we're going to talk more about that in a moment 1st off northwest of where mark is there is the law then border town of carling and there they've been keeping one essential service open it's a report from france 24 dot com a web desk by sample. of the reader that. you want to. raise or speaker who can walk again if. he's on the you know 50 plus a few and i want you to look at the page when you look at mass to find hi

. >> friend, i don't mean to be a downer this morning, but hearing that woman talk, dr. debby maddic, that was a lot this morning, just her perspective and to get an understanding of what they are going through, and for her to lose her friends. >> uh-huh. >> it's just so much. >> it definitely provides a little more context as to why we are going to continue our shelter in place for another month. >> it kind of cuts through all the mixed messages we have been hearing about what has been going on, didn't it? it cut to the core and put it into perspective. hopefully people will see that and maybe rethink what they are thinking about it. let's start in san jose and will talk about our weather, 57 degrees under mostly clear skies right now. we will have sunshine, warm to hot away from the coast where the breezes will keep you cool. the cool coast will move inland as the marine layer starts tomorrow. and sunday, sprinkles are possible and that's it. we have a heat pump down to the southwest and you can see it pulling the warmth from the tropics and bringing it towards us, and

sorry to be a debbie downer, chris. [laughter] >> an uplifting note to end on. what are we all sitting around waiting for? >> thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ >> you are watching american history tv, covering history c-span style with the event coverage, eyewitness accounts, archival films, lectures in the college, and visit and historic places. all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> if you like american history tv, keep up with us during the week on facebook, twitter, and youtube. learn about what happened on this day in history, and see preview clips of upcoming programs. follow us @cspanhistory. >> next on reel america, from 1942, "victory garden." this u.s. department of agriculture film provides instructions to help citizens grow their own fruits and vegetables during world war ii. ♪ >> on this farm in the rolling hill country of northern maryland, the holders rallying t

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the australians were involved for downer.is was an international conspiracy against president trump. he's right to be suspicious of the intelligence community whose credibility is zero. at least when it comes to analyzing quote russia interference in our elections and the reason behind it. lou: tom, it's always good to have you with us. well continue to take this up. it's an interesting whip and tale that goes on and on. thank you very much. house minority deputy whip drew ferguson joins us next. covid-19 is threatening our nation. but during this critical time, you can make a difference. join the department of veterans affairs and save lives! we need medical professionals at every level - including retirees - to help care for patients in facilities in every state and through telehealth. you can be brought on quickly, and this won't impact federal retirement for retirees. will you join us? visit va.gov/joinus to learn more. ♪ ♪we've got a long longe road way to go♪ learn more. ♪scared to live, scared to die♪ ♪we ain't perfect

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co-authored ones i did do the bulk of the writing with, but one area in my career that was kind of a downer was when i wrote a book with david and dafrd's name was first on the cover and it came out and my name was first. and that was a shame. i had nothing to do with it. just a little legal thing in case you ever co-author a book. just because your name is second on the contract doesn't mean it's going to be second on the cover. speaking of books, according to richard salzman in his new book, the political economy of public debt three centuries of theory and evidence. think think it is the closest thing to a free lunch possible. to fund the activities, optimists believe governments need only sell bonds, prefr bring in their own currency. or if debt issuance is too pricey or too dicey, governments need only print money unflags will occur, especially unexpected inflation is a good thing. because it redistributes wealth from creditors who are just evil rich people to debtors. the poor salt of the earth. holders of the pessimistic view think that any government borrowing, especially long term

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leslie uses it, hey, what you doing hunker downers. >> he is funny. i do see the similarities. >> i should be lucky to look like leslie jordan. >> you should cut his hair. >> i should do something. >> have a great week. >> chris, thank you. >> you're doing more than enough. anderson, god bless. >>> i am chris cuomo, welcome to "prime time." instead of selling us on a well-thought-out plan, what are officials doing today, warning ourselves not to poison ourselves with household cleaners. why? because of what trump said and meant. heaven forbid this president just take responsibility, just take it back. trump floated it seriously, not sarcastically, and now he's trying to spin it. it's the same thing every time. double down on dumb. instead of the forces of the fringe, now we got to hear them saying, oh, he was right about the light, and if he were wrong, if he were wrong to suggest taking disinfectant, well, he was just being sarcastic. look, we all heard it. this is no time for this kind of noise. we wonder why states are all over the place. why reope

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i don't want to sound like a debbie downer but the problem with the payroll per protection program, onejor issues as it doesn't align with the regulation facing every segment of the hospitalit industry. you kind of reduce it to food and alcohol which we love but the reality is the son $900 billion industry. that's over 2% of our gdp so we absolutely should do everything possible to maintain it and also to stimulate it. on thursday, the treasury revised it. the reduce the majority portion of the unforgivable amount of the loan and also the limits on the forgivable portion on the cost. that goes back to what we were doing talking about before which is the small business owners and those operators have to spend 75% of the cost on payroll. but their doors are closed. we are absolutely being gutted and many of them are appealing by the way directly to their senators because there is no way that any of these fda telephone lines, they are totally clogged. so it's like who will hear me right now? meanwhile other applicable business owners don't even -- they don't have that same cost revenue but

fax which there is no such thing we are in serious jeopardy for democracy and i don't like being a downer but i do think it is a very serious thing and i don't know who the nominee is of the democratic party i am voting for him or her. [applause] >> what moment in the last two years was so heartbreaking and infuriating that you wanted to tell msnbc? what really made you mad? >> the list is so long but the most recent was listening to the vote on impeachment it was not ea or dna on --dash every senator had to under the word not guilty even those that said the evidence is overwhelming, he did it but not impeachable that is a ridiculous argument. but at least they have an argument so for them to say not guilty, that was so painful to me that i was screaming at the television. it was beyond horrible. >> we have focused on the impeachment process but there was a special prosecutor. what is your view of mueller? did he fail or do his job? >> that is from a law school classmate of mine in front of my former husband. t[laughter] that he is my friend now. [laughter] >> you got here and the divorce

taking hero -- using heroin, downers.nything to numb that pain. >> reporter: the killer husband sounded almost contrite. >> if i could go back and i could change it, i -- i would. brandy didn't deserve what happened to her. she was a good girl. and ultimately, years down the road, havin' brandy gone, seein' how that affects my -- that's gonna affect my daughter's life. she's not gonna have her mom. and knowin' that i played a part in that, i can't -- i can't live with that. >> reporter: with josh about to throw himself at the mercy of the court, prosecutors still had the accused triggerman to deal with. but sirius was hanging tough, not saying a word. so with only one of the two accused going to trial, the state's star witness would be josh daniels. as prosecutors prepared him to testify, they were still trying to wrap their arms around sirius' motive for the murder. >> reporter: what's he telling you? >> when i pushed josh on why, why would he do this? and he says, "that's what dudes do for dudes." that's what sirius tol

but one area in my career was find of a downer is when i wrote a book with david. our financial founding fathers and difd's name was supposed to be first on the cover. it came out and my name was first. that was a shame. and regret it though i had nothing to do with it. just a little thing in case you ever coauthor a book. just because your name is second on the contract, doesn't mean it is going to be second on the cover. in any event, speaking of book, according to duke university political scientist rochester salzman in his new book, the political economy of public debt, three centuries of theory and evidence, people hold one of three views on government debt. if they hold any at all. holders of the optimistic view believe that debt is an unadulterated good. the closest thing to a free lunch possible and a world of scarcity. to fund their activities, optimists believe governments need only sell bonds, preferably this their own currency. or, if debt issuance is too pricey or too dicey, governments need only print money. inflation will occur, but inflation, especi

and i think -- i don't want to be a downer this morning, but i will be. i'm anxious to think that it is. >> yes, but is playing a confidence game the right thing to do when we're facing the kind of economic despair we are? just a couple of weeks ago when we were talking about the different aid the government is offering you said the game plan is to try to put every business sort of in a time machine. >> right. >> but instead what's happened in the last few weeks, we're debating, we're publicly shaming who took what money when. that's not a time machine. that's king making and shaming. >> 100%. and that's a huge debate right now. you saw the lakers giving the money back. nathan's hot dogs giving the money back. so many companies are giving the money back because they've been named and shamed in some cases by the government in some cases by the media. the perverse reaction to all of this, by the way is that some of those big companies are now actually not going to be employing their people, which is to say if you believe that this program, at least was set

they're debbie downers. when i came in, you guys are full-force octane. your energy is infectious. me want to do business with you guys. i remember looking at the rest of the crew, saying, "oh, this is going to be a fun one." amber: yeah. john: cool. mike: that was fun. it was a blast. singer, our younger brother, played guitar and wrote a bunch of stuff. lemonis: how many brothers? john: three. lemonis: okay, so there's one more. mike: he passed away. lemonis: oh, he did. mike: yeah. so about almost two years ago. john: cancer. lemonis: oh, man, i'm sorry. both: that's our brother, ricky. john: he's the talented one. mike: yeah, he was singer-songwriter. super talented. we have his record here. john: i mean, there's a lot of pain that goes through cancer. hard thing to talk about. mike: when things happened and kind of went to, like, stage four and all that, we're like, "this is not making sense. this does not add up. this doesn't happen to us." john: yeah. mike: we're the andersons. john: we don't vacation anymore together. we don't do a lot of things -- lemonis: as a family? joh

what an introduction, jeff i'm sorry to be such a downer there. he's the chief investment officer for bryn mawr trust. good to have you with us what do you think about what we're seeing today a lot of people are saying, what's really taking place this afternoon is that the quarter end rebalancing is over. now we're off on a new foot and it isn't too surprising to see that we would give back a little bi bit. >> i think that's true if you think about market action in the context of historical bear markets, what we're seeing right now is not unusual if you go back to 2008 from september to december, we saw six rallies between 9 and 19%. the fact that we rallied last week as much as we did, it's typical of how oversold we were prior to that. and we ended up with the second best five-day stretch in history. and i went back just to see how markets typically respond after stretches like that over the next three months, just to get an idea of where we might be headed so looking at the ten best five-day stretches over history, the news is not great over th

so we're in a seriously -- we're in serious jeopardy for democracy, and i don't like being a downer, but i think that it is a very serious thing. and if i don't care who the nominee is of the democratic party, i'm voting for him or her. [applause] >> yes. oh, i'm sorry. and then another over here. >> hi, jill. what moment in the last two years was so heartbreaking and untour rating that you wanted to tell msnbc, you know what? i'm on a train to washington, and i've got to get there. what really made you mad? >> the list is so long, but the most recent was listening to the vote on impeachment. it wasn't a yea or nay, it wasn't impeachable or not um peach bl. every senator had to utter the words not guilty. each those like lamar alexander and ben sasse who said the evidence is overwhelming, yes, he did it, but it's not um peach bl. that's a ridiculous argument. for them to say not guilty, that was so painful to me that i was screaming at the television. it was beyond with -- beyond horrible. >> jill, we've focused a lot on the impeachment process, but there was a special prosecutor lik

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we are in a seriously jeopardy for democracy and i don't -- i don't like being a downer but i think that it is a very serious thing and that i don't care who the nominee is of the democratic party but i'm voting for him or her. [applause] >> i'm sorry, and then another overhears back hello, jill. what moment in the last two years was so heartbreaking and infuriating that you wanted to tell msnbc, you know what, i'm a train to washington and i got to get there. what really made you mad? >> the list is so long for the most recent, the most recent was listening to the vote on impeachment. it wasn't a yay or nay or impeachable or not impeachable but every senator had to utter the words not guilty, even those like lamar alexander and ben sassoon said the evidence is overwhelming and yes he did it but it's not impeachable. that's a ridiculous argument but at least they had an argument so sr them to say not guilty it was painful to me that i was screaming at the television and it was beyond horrible. >> jill, we've focused a lot on the impeachment process but there was a special prosecutor like

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are they downers is that why you always look like you just downed a bottle of benzos during a gas leak's deep insecurity, of course, is one of his many off-putting qualities. but the one particular quality we've seen on display yet again this week is his fundamental lawlessness. remember in the last week he repeatedly threatened to commit war crimes against iran saying he'd target sites important to iran and the iranian culture and i would just like to point out that the guy threatening to destroy iranian cultural sites is the same guy who lost his mind when people suggested taking down confederate statues honoring white supremacists here in this country. despite the fact most of those statues like this one are ugly as hell. that - [ laughter ] that is a real statue. [ audience ohs ] look at that face. that statue looks like it just found out the south lost the civil war. [ laughter ] so trump threatened multiple times to destroy cultural sites in violation of the law, which meant the secretary of state and the secretary of defense had to go on tv and try to reassure people that the pr