spring was still officially days away, but in draper, utah, its promise was clear. morning dew on the brush. the crisp air. the sun rising over the wasatch mountains. it should have been a beautiful day. but for a jogger on the jordan river parkway that morning, it was anything but. >> 911, what is the address of the emergency? >> you know, i'm not real sure. i'm at the river bottom, and there's some pools of blood. and i'm guessing it's just an animal, but in the water right by the river there's a shoe. >> sergeant chad carpenter was one of the first on the scene. this is what the jogger sees, blood here. pooling blood? clotted blood? >> yeah, so basically in this area right here, you had the blood droplets. and then on the cement right here you had mud in this area. on that beam right there. in this area you had a little bit of blood. and then you had pooling down on the ground right there. and then in this area, down to those rocks, was where the majority of the blood had been deposited. >> down there is where most of the blood is? >> yeah. it was a large amount

from draper associates.g thanks for the time. >> thanks so much for having me on the show. >> so talk to me about the degree to which ult there was froth in valuations and the degree to which it's being unwound today, rightly so or not. >> actually, i got to admit, i have been out of the market for about six months it felt pretty lofty for me. and i kind of moved most of my stuff to crypto and bitcoin. i think that's kind of a safe haven now. and i think this correction, it may end up being more than that, but i think we're in for a kind of an interesting ride >> all right let's go back. what pushed you out six months ago? and what went through your mind as we saw tesla approach 1,000 >> well, it just got very frothy the market got too excited, and uber drivers were doing day-trading and, you know, all the signs were there so i think it was time it's a good time to be in the private markets. that's what i do and so at draper associates we're very happy that we're continuing to be in the private markets. but

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. >> mike draper is the man behind ray gun. for its creative catch phrases? the midwest and politics. >> bernie sanders, i wrote the damn bill. >> bernie came in to get his picture taken with us and this shirt. >> talk about 2020 a little bit. we had a bernie sanders look. tell me what else you have in terms of the candidates that's selling well. >> we carry all the candidates' books. >> we can reenact the debate. did you call me a liar, what? >> january normally a sleeper sales time gets a big boost during caucus years and des moines business owners must be prepared. >> normally we staff way down for january after december but you'll usually have about 10% more floor staff in january during the caucuses as you would. your sales over regular january will be up from 25 to 30%. >> draper is sharing the wealth. baker brittany owns one sweet kitchen. she teamed up with ray gun to sell cookies in draper's shop. >> we have iowa-shaped cookies. we reached out to them and they thought of slogans that they sell on shirts and we put them

mike draper owns and operates a local t-shirt shot everyone talks about. it is called ray gun.s is quirky catch phrases. >> that is kind of our specialty. connell: words on things is better described. everyone knows ray gun. that is the place i visit in des moines. a lot of people here. you're taking advantage of all this extra busy would expect. >> oh, yeah. this is obviously a huge time of year for us. this will be our fourth caucus. we started in '05. our first one was 08, 12, 16, 20. it gets better every single year. connell: tell me your personal story because i love it. we talk to business owners, everybody has a unique story. you are selling t-shirts on the street. tell us about it. >> i grew up in des moines, pretty spent, 0-18 year. went to u penn. graduated. i got rejected for master's fellowship. started selling. shirt on campus as absolutely nobody with no life plan does. started enjoying it. started selling t-shirts on boston, new york. i would sell t-shirts on the street. what are you doing? is this during college. >> i graduated. you went to penn. selling t-shirt

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mike draper felt the popular retailer says that health care costs raising up he clips any raise of 2% mean, my mortgage is $550 a month. my insurance premiums are $1,400 a month. those are just the premiums. that's with an $8,000 deductible n health insurance than groceries and housing combined that's what you hear he plans to caucus for elizabeth warren he referenced a quote from comedian louis c.k., everything is amazing but nobody is happy >> thank you for that. for more on the surge in the polls we want to bring in our guest. served as a senior strategist and spokesman for mitt romney's presidential campaign. also donald snyder is here economist at the research team >> you look at the surge with sanders. there's a surge in terms of the voting or in terms of the polls. not in terms of the predictive polls and the other things >> he's in the lead in the betting markets. >> that's correct but right now sanders is in a really good position. >> does that then carry over elsewhere do you think think it's very state specific. >> it does carry over. not only does iowa give you a lot of le