these rallies, you see some of that dreg effect on trump.he fact that a johnson voter is not presumably a clinton voter but is not a trump voter. >> republicans are not that excited about donald trump. and at the end of the day he needed to win republicans. this has been a problem. he didn't unify this convention. and it's continued to this day. and just seeing this display in north carolina with lady gaga, it really does remind me of the contrast between the two conventions. you have the republican convention where it was still a house divided, and then you've got this stage-managed democratic convention that really unified the entire party. >> let's listen in, as you mentioned. this is lady gaga in raleigh, north carolina at a clinton event. we're awaiting donald trump in michigan. let's listen in to what lady gaga is telling these voters right now. >> and the truth is that hillary clinton has done this for her entire career. [ cheers and applause ] and now when i say career, what i mean is she didn't just wake up one morning and decide sh

some, the dregs of the city; others, the proverbial black sheep-- weak, vicious, depraved, already hopelesslylyired in the muck of vice and crime and violence. as inspector-in-charge, i ordered special patrols to maintain a 24-hour watch over the docks and warehouses on which the commerce of the city depended. it was over by the time i arrived. two of the robbers had gotten what they deserved... have a look. yes, sir. the other one. yes, sir. what's your name? your name. daly. jack daly. you know who i am? and you're alive. that's lucky, isn't it? lucky for you. yes, sir... i guess so. on the other hand, maybe they're the luckckones. take him to jail. i'll see him in the morning. yes, sir. inspector cato, what about, uh...? the morgue, of course. the city of boston will provide a suitable burial. unmarked graves in potter's field. but sir, the young one-- simms. yes, sir. i'm not hungry. man's gotta eat to live. l call. oh? wanted to congratulate you on your new home, so to speak. you got what you wanted, cato. i was convicted. not what i wanted-- what society demanded. a murderer, a thief-- are th

>> i'm doing quite well, dreg. how about you? >> caller: quick question. young investors. do you think it's worst taking more risk when you're younger when you don't have enough money to put more money on the line and try to keep the higher profits? >> greg, listen. listen to me, greg. i didn't start with much money, but i took big risks because i had my whole life ahead of me. you've got your whole life ahead of you. buy some stocks, when they go down big, you've got that paycheck coming. it's only older further down the line. you take that big risk. that's what i want. chris in oregon, chris. >> caller: yes, jim. thank you for taking my question and thank you very much for all the great advice you've given me. every position in my portfolio is captain cramer approved and doing very nicely. >> you're very welcome. thank you, chris, so much. how can i help? >> caller: my question is i have an ira equity portfolio that i five more years and everything then is obviously reinvested into it. my question is about dividends. does it matter whether you reinvest those dividends ba

0 your dreg room, and yo were being walked on eher side by what i imagine was almost like a handler, le, showing you the path, and you left -- it was literally like you left boy a theyou came bn.a ma you know? ke -- it was like -- [ cheers and applause ] were any of you guys? you were all here. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so they didn't see. >> jimmy: no, they didn't see. >> but it was -- i'm not describing it accurately enough to sort of convey the -- this kind of. >> jimmy: it was electric. it's great. >> really cool. >> jimmy: colbert was here. and it was just fun. >> we were happy for you. >> jimmy: and everybody you walk by they were all like -- it was almost like a soul train line with people on both sides and i was kind of dancing down the middle. [ laughter ] >> and i think also, you have -- there's so much -- you have so much goodwill. people feel so fondly towards you ab think everybody wanted that night to be a terrific success for you. >> jimmy: and my mom and dad were in the audience. >> that's right. >> jimmy: and my dad heckled me. [ laughter ] >> that's right. >> jimmy: what i

right now they seem to be not too concerned about trade, changes in trading relationships and the dregs that that might create. a lot of uncertainty there. so we think investors are probably going to be continuously moving back and forth between focus on the downside or upside. we think much of the shift in terms of valuations is already behind us. >> you've about got a long-term view, scott. compared to 48 hours ago do, you view this market more as a risk-on market? >> it is for the time being. of course, if you look at the developments, what's actually happened, what's happened so far would slow economic growth. massive amount of uncertainty. you see that when you look at business surveys, tighter financial conditions because the equity prices are up a bit. we had a massive change in borrowing rates and we've had an increase in the dollar. if you looked at that in isolation, you would say, that's a negative going forward. we think it's very important to not get too caught up in the rhetoric here and to continuously analyze where you are in terms of your portfolio positioning. as we se