i'm like, i'm not eddy, i don't know who eddy is. welcome back, eddy, they're all saying. finally made it to this dump of a dorm room. and before a minute had gone by, who now? who now is going to come to find eddy? >> i had been at college the previous year with eddy and i knew that he wasn't coming back to school. as soon as this guy turned around, i was actually shaking. i was -- i -- i know -- the color from my face dropped. because i knew it was his double. he had the same grin, the same hair, the same expressions, it was his double. >> and i see this guy's face. and he's like -- just standing there. the first thing out of my mouth was, were you adopted? >> and i was like, yes. >> i said, is your birthday july 12th? he said yes. >> july 12, 1961. >> oh my gosh, i said, you're not going to believe this. i said, you have a twin brother. you have a twin. >> oh, my god. >> i said, come with me. the two of us were crammed into this phone booth, shoulder to shoulder. and, you know, we have to like close the door of the phone booth. >> and i'm trying to put the coins in and

what happens to those prices, eddie? eddie: such a hard one, right? we had that question friday on markets live, asking people, are we going to 90? are we going to 50? which do you see first? i kind of think the answer is neither, right? at this point, i think opec is quite happy to just pump as prices rise too much because that's what the u.s. wants. at the same time, they are willing to hold back. it is going to act as the central bank for the crude market and they will stabilize prices around here a little bit. let's hope so, anyway. francine: let's hope. something else that can get stabilization was crypto. bitcoin really saw quite an eventful weekend. what's the price based on? i don't know if i should even ask you that, but what happens next in the crypto world? eddie: it's really interesting with crypto because what crypto tells us over the weekend, it gives us a good read for conditions going into the next week. it's a very good proxy for what tech stocks are going to do, in particular. i think the nasdaq is underperforming again today. crypto

francine:francine: eddie, thank you so much. never adult when eddie van der walt talks about the markets. we have a wonderful block on the terminal and our website. daimler truck opening at 20 euros in frankfurt. we'll be speaking to the chief executive officer of the company. it's a good company -- conversation, unlocking value and, of course, feel. we hear from brian moynihan coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open everyone, 10 minutes into the trading day and the focus is on how you deal with omicron. the focus is on inflation figures, although we had a great update by eddie van der walt, saying they will be back but they will give us a good indication on what the fed will think as we get on the fed meeting early next week. european stocks down. we have had a couple of days of rally. let's check in on some of the stocks. joining us now is bloomberg's dani burger. what do you have? dani: on a more or less soggy day, starting up with a story moving upwards, it seems like every couple months, we get mo

that's right eddie. i mean, i have reported on a lot of protest in south africa, especially pertaining to service delivery. were communities come out to get the attention of the authorities asking for water, basic services, but this was something i had never seen before. and what it did, it is it opened a conversation in the country about the levels of inequality. it's something that we all know that in south africa, you have wealthy people, super wealthy people, and very poor people, and the people. so all right, people looked at those images on the television screen and south africans realize this is not something that we can continue to read more anymore at the fact that there are so many people going was out on a daily, in the very same country where they can see excess wealth. and so that was really some of the, that the powerful things that came out of that, you know, just listening to this national conversation emerge, people demanding more from the government. so while the world was, was looking

that's right eddie. i mean, i have reported on a lot of protests in south africa, especially pertaining to service delivery, where communities come out to get the attention of the authorities asking for water . basic services, but this was something i had never seen before. and what it did is it opened a conversation in the country about the levels of inequality. it's something that we all know that in south africa, you have wealthy people, super wealthy people, and very poor people are the people. so right people looked at those images on the television screen. and so the africans realize this is not something that we can continue to read more any more at the fact that there are so many people going was out on a day in the very same country where they can see excess wealth. and so that was really some of the, that the powerful things that came out of that, you know, just listening to this national conversation emerge, people demanding more from the government. so while the world was, was looking at what

lemonis: so, this one is the eddie bauer one? chris: this is eddie bauer. yeah.ooks totally different. kelsey: you asked for rustic. we gave you rustic. and you wanted us to incorporate the brand, so i found some, like, old, historical photos. lemonis: that is cool. kelsey: that's actually eddie bauer. lemonis: come on. kelsey: i brought in the brand, lemonis: the aesthetic in here -- it's next level. kelsey: i just love the classic, retro stuff. i think it's cozy and cute. lemonis: oh, i love what you guys did here. i think this is great. what do you think the retail is on this? chris: i think just under $100,000. $95,000, $98,000, something like that. lemonis: i think what i like more than anything else is the price points. the nautica unit, which is the double-decker, could be around $1,000 a month. and the eddie barry unit is going to be in the $650 a month range. so, i asked you guys to make two units, and then, you decided -- because you were bored -- to build a third one. chris: yeah. lemonis: so, let's take a look at that. what's even more impressive is t

eddie was my first love. we met, i'll never forget that.cing together and the only way i really remember daddy is i was dancing with someone who was so tall that i was being smothered. i think that eddie is more intelligent than i am. i always find being with him very challenging. i think one of things i always respect of eddie was his sincerity. he just is a completely sincere person. >> that evening, ed's father and mother were hosts at the traditional rehearsal dinner at blair house. the 40 guests attending the black-tie affair included, beside members of the wedding party, mamie eisenhower, wives of the four groomsmen, bebe robozo, and other members of the wedding reception. members exchanged traditional gifts. millions of people throughout the world waited in anticipation as the white house prepared to celebrate the wedding. historians took note that trisha was the eighth daughter of a president to be married in the white house, that hers was the first june wedding held there, and the first marriage ceremony to be performed out of door

let's get into the market action with the bloomberg mliv's eddie van der walt. we have to start with the fed, and the assumption that you're going to get an increase in terms of the taper that will give the fed that optionality when it comes to the need to raise rates next year to tackle inflation. what are you going to be looking for? what are the signals that are going to change things for you in terms of your assessment of how the fed impacts markets? eddie: you know what, tom? absolutely right. the fed is going to set the tone for everybody. yes, we have 20 central banks this week. the one that really matters is the fed, because the fed is ahead of the curve of everybody else. they are already talking about tightening. and really, we just want to see how much their thinking has been impacted by omicron, right? i think that will be the key point for markets, whether that means that they are expecting more inflation, or does it mean that they expect, you know, they expect inflation to come off a little bit and they don't have to tighten as quickly. i think the

>> wielgos: historic. >> eddy: yeah, historic. that-- i like that word. >> wielgos: historic. >> eddy: historic event. >> mindy rickard: this is hot pepper jelly. >> pelley: her brick home destroyed, mindy rickard found jelly she canned in a glass ball jar-- another memory from what is already been a long life with her husband, shawn. they met when they were four years old. what have you found that has meant something to you? >> shawn rickard: i'll let you take that. >> mindy rickard: so, as a family, we had three children-- chloe, chase, and caleb. and in 2011, our youngest, caleb, passed away in a tragic swimming pool accident. >> pelley: i'm so sorry. >> mindy rickard: there was a blanket that all three of my kids used. we used it with all three of them. but caleb was the one who just really seemed to latch on to that blanket, and he packed it with him everywhere he went. >> pelley: caleb's blanket was found by a friend about 150 yards away, somehow still folded. the rickards plan to rebuild on the old foundation. the bonfire w

eddie was my first love. we met at a christmas dance.we were dancing together and only when i will remember, i was dealt with some who so tall that i was being smothered. i think eddie is more intelligent than i i always find being with him very challenging. i think one of the things i always expected eddie was his sin city. he just is a completely sincere person. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that evening, ed's father and mother were housed at the traditional rehearsal dinner at blair house. the 40 guests attending the black-tie affair included beside members of the wedding party, mamie eisenhower, the wives of the four four groomsmen, te president's brothers and their wives, and a few other friends and relatives. members of the wedding party exchange traditional gifts. millions of people throughout the world waited in anticipation as the white house prepared to celebrate the wedding. historians took note that tricia was the eighth daughter of a a president to be married in the white house, that hers was the first june wedding held their and the first mar

eddie, my friend, i think i saw you on tv this morning. i believe you are home, you are housebound now for the holidays because somebody in your feel has been exposed or tested positive for covid in the last couple of years. talk about the human element of this. if i heard you right this morning that's what you are going through. you are one of a lot of people in america. plays on the anxiety and fear that a lot of people have. how is it affecting you and your house and the tens of thousands of people in america coping right now. >> you heard it right. we are excited about going home to mississippi eating shrimp poe boys and gumbo and having turkey with my parents. my son was going to bring his girlfriend, introduce him to his grandparents. we followed the protocols. he came home. we were masked. before we got into the plane -- before he walked into the house we wanted him to take a rapid antigen test. we had one of those tests and it came back positive. christmas is canceled. we are not having it. the family is not going to meet in missis

eddie van der walt joins us.prised the currencies have not been called unreliable boyfriends because they have been acting like that as of late. what is driving this? eddie: i would not assign a gender to bitcoin, but there is a high level of unpredictability in cryptocurrencies. the central bank argument, i buy it. if we talk about bitcoin as a replacement for gold and higher real rates, absolutely, it should weigh on cryptocurrencies. if there is less easy money, there is less money for speculative currencies like bitcoin and the others. tom: we need to get the analysts back on who called 100,000. in terms of that correlation between tighter policy and the crypto space -- remember 2017 and the run up, and back down -- are we facing that crunch this time around? eddie: i was guilty, i was one of the ones who said it is possible for crypto to go there. it can double or halve, you never know. 2017, follow the pattern in bitcoin, we see these massive run ups after tightening supply, then the price collapses and it

and professor eddie s.out this who are not lawyers, because this is not about the law now. this document filed today has nothing to do with american jurisprudence in american law. this has to do, i believe, with creating as much chaos in the congressional subpoena process. and in the federal courts and demonstrating the federal courts inability to actually enforce the subpoenas because of their own judicial self imposed delayed imposed by the judges. this is the trump method to create this chaos in washington to say to people, nothing works, you can't make anything work, give up, it's not worth trying to pursue. the honest answer to really important questions. >> you know, lawrence, i think you're absolutely right. and you're absolutely right about the fact that i'm not a lawyer. so the first thing that came to mind as i have read this was that this is just the latest act in the theater of the absurd. i was reminded of samuel beckons, that famous line, nothing happens, nobody comes, nobody goes. it's awful.

eddie murphy was never deprecative. macho presence, more macho persona on stage and it was something african-americans longed for at that time. >> nobody brought it in the way eddie brought it in. it was like, look, these are my idols, too, and they're phenomenal, but watch what i'm doing with what they did. hey, hey, hey! check it out! lowe's price promise means if you find an exact product from a qualifying retailer for less, we'll match it. bye! so you can make the most of every single season. this is the tempur-pedic® breeze° and its mission is to make sleep...feel cool. so, no more night sweats. no more nocturnal baking. or polar ice cap air-conditioner mode. because the tempur-pedic breeze° delivers superior cooling... from cover to core. helping you sleep cool, all night long. save up to $500 on select adjustable mattress sets during the tempur-pedic black friday event. learn more at tempurpedic.com ♪ and i'm gonna keep on lovin' you, ♪ ♪ 'cause it's the only thing i wanna do. ♪ turns out everyone does sound bett

hello everybody, i'm christine 12 and i am eddie micah junior. welcome to the program. it's good to have you. what else is always christine m j another yes. come to an end and you don't look any old at love, but just as we will just before we put 2021 behind us, we want to back at some of the highlights that al wonderful and amazing correspondence have brought. has this. yes, that's right. now it can be very hard on dangerous reporting in the field, right. or you stuff got correspondence. mario mueller, that's here right here in the middle. well, she found herself in the crossfire while reporting on protest against locked on restrictions. and i will be a with now you just saw a tear gas kind of style was fired directly at taco responded via mula by a police officer. we spoke to her shortly after the incident and she told us she was interview and one of the female protest this, when it happened, there was please read behind the lady and they were pointing at us. and we just wanted to get out of the way and we tried that, but then i, the next thing that i heard will felt

and then i love eddie van halen, too. all the famous artists very talented.re. ( laughs ) and then i try all the time to, like, have my own style. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: sung in his native tamashek, and french, moar's music is a contemporary iteration of what's been nicknamed "desert blues," guitar-driven music performed by the tuareg people, a traditionally nomadic group from the sahara. i sat down with moctar at the tail end of short fall tour of the u.s., just hours before he was to start his nearly -hour journey to his home in niger. do you worry that there's a rush to label you, to say, "oh, he is like this," to almost westernize your sound? >> no. the music, i feel the music is like ocean. >> reporter: moctar's musical story is as complicated as it is remarkable. in some ways, the start can be traced to a performance by abdallah oumbadougou, a famous tuareg player that moctar stumble upon as a young boy. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> yeah, i see abdallah oumbadougou. he-- that was my first concert in my life. and then i say, "wow, i have to be like this person." ( laughs ) yeah

eddie: you mentioned the santa rally in stocks. gold is the asset that likes christmas more than anything else. over the last decade gold has rallied between december 23 and january 3 every single year apart from one. the average gain is 1.6%, which is more than double the average santa rally in stocks. gold is something that does well. there are two reasons i can think of. number one, people buy gifts of gold. you see the prices rise. also there's a lot of doom mongering around the christmas and new year's period. people get nervous. even though stocks are going up there all these tail risks we should be talking about. that is my top reason for why people buy gold over the christmas period. tom: bitcoin is still characterized by some as a digital gold, unfairly, arguably. what have we learned of the last 12 months about bitcoin, specifically the institutional buyer we have seen alongside the regulatory crackdown in jurisdictions like china? eddie: i think 2021 has been a breakthrough year for bitcoin, not just on the price front.

eddy says of course, i won't, walk into the white house, make chit chat. says eddy, what are you doing here? jacobsen says, you have to see weisman. and truman talks about how he had been disrespected by the jewish people and didn't want to do with the issue, at that time, said i thought he was an antisemite he knows the jewish fate is hanging in the balance. he knows andrew jackson is truman's idol and he says what would andrew jackson do? called out by a bunch of sissies? no, he would do what's right, and the right thing now is to see weisman and recognize the jewish state. so truman looks out to the back window to the garden, bangs his hand on the desk, turns back around and says god damn it you son of a b, i'll see him and at that moment, eddy jacobsen says he was the happiest man on earth, realized he broke the slog jam. then weisman sealed the deal and 11 minutes after the state of israel was declared in tel aviv in 1948, harry truman was the first leader to recognize a jewish foreign state. >> the other i was struck by, the impact on policy itself,

eddie howe earlier this week when he suggested that newcastle were struggling for players after the a matter of time and the premier league agreeing to grant a request from newcastle. so that brings to 17 now games that have been called off across six match rounds going back into the middle of december. the premier league obviously are trying to sort this matter out. it's not easy. they have already announced new dates for three of those games in the middle ofjanuary. maybe we will be in a better place by then, but it's definitely an unstable situation at the moment. chelsea's match with liverpool on sunday is one of eight games still on over the next three days, butjurgen klopp is expecting to lose three players who are waiting for pcr results which he fears will be positive. it has felt like a lottery in the morning, when you stand there and wait for the result. it was pretty much day by day, always one case, and today another one. we have got to wait. the boys are not even in yet so we have to wait, but in this moment, probably not, but we don't know how we will look in a few hou

joe and eddie reached out to me yesterday to breathe with us about the loss.cause he was quiet force and kind was the word that kept coming up in e-mails and phone calls after phone cals as we war all so reeling yesterday. he was the first in this that were polarized and we can have an opinion section that had both a kind commentary, not to mean commentary but intelligence commentary across the political peck strum. when president biden was elected, we found trump's empathetic columnists to express that point of view. he was a force for democracy in human rights that came from his experience as a corresponding in russia as the soviet union -- i had its full flower ing and not just in promoting human rights abroad but making sure that democracy could help survive, that he could help survive through his words and "the washington post" as it's threaten here in america. that's just a driving force for him. he's also a force for the proposition that journalism has a future and has a role and a force for the proposition that we can't be decent to each other and argu

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yeah, they -- eddie bauer, i don't know if you know this, notorious pervert from history, eddie bauerand then your actual mommom's o the show. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you directed her in a standalone episode this season? >> i did, yes. >> jimmy: which -- now, correct me if i have this wrong. your mom is kind of like, this would be funny, put mom on. then your mother really became an actress? >> yeah, like a serious actress that i was directing. i mean, she wouldn't respond to me if i called her "mom" from set. i had to call her character's name, yuki. we developed shorthand. i felt it was a little scorsese, de ni de niro. i would talk to her, not speak english. she had to cans and she was doing this. i was like, "mom, you have to make movements, sharp movements." she wasn't hearing that. so i would go -- [ speaking foreign language ] she would do it with the language. >> and you got the performance from her. >> jimmy: like a reverse "toddlers and tiaras," really. [ laughter ] >> yes. >> jimmy: do you know everything about each other now? have you mined every bit of each other's lives? >> i

while i have you, ed, tell us about eddie. what was he like? >> eddie was a normal kid. and his friends. messing around and, you know, there was a deadly new pill flooding the market. flooding my neighborhood by a pill mill doctor called richard paolino who wound up getting 30 years in prison. i was at the first congressional hearing that year in 2001 where it came out that purdue pharma knew exactly how many pills he was prescribing and didn't say anything to authorities. >> and danny, drug overdose deaths hit a new record high during the pandemic. more than 100,000 american deaths in a year. can you imagine what the response would be by the u.s. government if terrorists killed 100,000 americans but here we are doing it to ourselves with pharmaceuticals? more than 75,000 of those were from opioids. that's 200 people a day in this country. during the seven or so minutes you'll be sitting on the set right now, somebody in america is going to die from an opioid overdose death. tell us how urgent this fight is to you. >> it couldn't be any more urgent of because of everythi

eddie howe�*s side are unable to fulfil the fixture because of covid cases and injuries in the sqaud.ch at everton on thursday had already been postponed because of the issues, issues that many football clubs across the leagues have been facing all month. ourfootball reporter simon stone has more. this had been kind of flagged up by eddie howell earlier this week when he suggested that newcastle were struggling for players after the united game. they had a midweek match called off and i think it was just a matter of time in the premier league agreeing to end a request from newcastle. so that brings to 17 now games that have been called off across six match rounds going back into the middle of december. the premier league obviously are trying to sort this matter out. it's not easy. they have already announced new dates for three of those games in the middle ofjanuary. new dates for three of those games in the middle of january. maybe we will be in a better place by then, but it's definitely an unstable situation at the moment. you mentioned — situation at the moment. you mentioned thos

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eddie ko -- eddie cole the author of the struggle for black freedom which just won by the way the association study for higher education their 2021 outstanding book award so congratulations dr. quo. he's also been featured in the "washington post" the "l.a. times." he's also appeared on the bbc world news and c-span and in 2021 his name by educational weekly as one of the top university scholars in the u.s. to shape educational practice and policy so as you can see we are amongst some heavy hitters this morning. i'm so excited to be with all of them virtually. i have the privilege and the opportunity of holding this -- pulling this panel together. i thought about martha jones and her battle over the issue of -- unc-chapel hill over the issue and upon doing so she ultimately joined the university but upon doing so rooted in the end capabilities of institution. this session examines the legacy and potential of it's the position of building and social movements that. >> activists assert on the frontlines or should i say in the vanguard of america's ongoing struggles for social political and econ

eddie murphy in the '80s was comedy.the put upon guy. it's being the guy smarter than the room. he is bugs bunny. >> this is the cleanest and nicest police car i have ever been in in my life. it's nicer than my apartment. >> up until that point, hollywood movies that featured or starred a black artist, their color was always a plot point. in "coming to america," their color has nothing to do with the plot. >> it is my 21st birthday. do you think perhaps just once i might use the bathroom by myself? >> most amusing, sir. >> wipers! >> he is a prince in a fictional african nation. and he decides that he and his best friend played by arsenio hall are going to go to america so he can find himself a queen. if you want to find a queen, where do you go? you go to queens, new york. it's got to be full of queens. >> everybody who has seen "coming to america" embraced the movie. the movie is funny as hell. i think it's eddie murphy at his best. >> it feels so lovely to be here tonight. give yourselves a round of applause. everyone

ah, i am eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. it's been a long farewell. french troops transferred control of a key military base in molly, marking the final stage of the i withdrawal from the country. francis answered you had his campaign began in 2014. when forces helped retakes him, book to from islamist control, the gradual redraw of 5000 french troops. in this, i hail a spout of oppression. bakken was announced by 1st thing tomorrow. my crone in june, a small contingent will remain on the ground in northern molly. the decision is being met with a degree of anxiety. a last lack of pain to head of a changing of the guard. when french forces will pass control of this military base and tim book to, to their molly and counterparts, downtown trip to carry out a final patrol as locals. and so the call to prayer some here see operation bar keane's departure is bad news. benson elementary was galle, i see the withdrawal as negative and you get it to live when you got, we need the french because of the insecurity it on, not, not been

. ♪ 11-year-old eddie pepper lea learning "jingle bells" just in time for christmas. ♪ >> hi david. > mom haley and little brother, tommy. >> i hope everybody has music in their lives and happy holidays. >> and then there's 8-year-old wesley learning "frosty the snowman." ♪ >> hey david. >> wesley with his mom, raena. both grateful. >> because of them, wesley can read and play music now. it's amazing. >> and tonight here, the foley family giving this holiday. >> we had the hope that this lovely instrument could find a good home and be put to good use. >> it turns out their piano is now moving just 15 minutes away, to kara lynn and her son, jabron. they both have been taking lessons. and mom's song, "ode to joy." they are thankful. >> it's a blessing and we're so grateful to receive a piano. >> i need to practice. >> that's very good! >> what a gift. >> this is abc 7 news. >> we have discovered our first case not only in san francisco, but in the country. dr. fauci: this is the first case of the omicron variant detected in the united states. >> this is an individual who was a resident

so encouraging signs for kata ahead of the woke up, eddie, i spoke to ali, select it from the cutter football association, who told me the host nation are targeting at teeth to place in the knockout round. at next year's tournament. it's your fav plan. a blended for long time to play a high level notches results with keep america in the european qualifiers gold cup and now the article. so the aim is to little each player have a certain number of matches, high level notches. so which was a good experience to them to was the water playing against or to go serbia argentina, columbia, brazil. it's good experience for, for the young boys to, to be ready for the water. our aims to presenting the concert football in a good way for sure. qualifying to the 2nd round is, is our achievement or our main goal, but for sure with the supporters with the, with everybody's sticking with the team. for sure. we're trying to do better and better, but them in target is to qualify to the 2nd on. and then we'll see how to go to down face egypt and a couple of hours before passed on play saudi arabia in sat

dear to your heart versus citizens you write about how the founders envisioned unity and homogenate eddie we had been a melting pot and didn't feel in any way threatened by immigration, the fabric of the country, the patriotism, it was all built in and it is really ripping that apart. can you expand on that? >> i think what is happening is two things. the parties each for different reasons, whenever the agree on something, watch out and they agreed on open borders. the right wanted to cheap labor. originally it was agriculture and only 20% of illegal aliens if i dare to use that term work and agriculture. now it's meatpacking. >> even in new york city there is an ordinance saying it is illegal to use the term. if done with malice. you can check me on that but i'm sure we had to that. >> i had a 20 year war with my syndicator because they used illegal alien ant of them i said it had to be a legal immigrant and then it had to be undocumented immigrant and that was derogatory so they didn't want to prejudice which way a person was going when they migrated. but they wanted to cheap labor. the

eddie, do you expect that volatility to continue next week, and what about in the first few months ofthink the first half of 2022 is going to be extremely turbulent, and i expect to see a lot of downward pressure in the stock market next year. even bigger than this new variant that everyone is freaking out about, and the market was, is the fact that our economy is slowing down and damaged right now. the rate of change on our gdp is going to be slow going into 2022 and we have a fed that will be tightening monetary policy during a slowdown. when you tighten monetary policy while the economy is slowing down because of the inflation that's going to crush the consumer next year, that's the worst case scenario for risk assets. my nickname and twitter handle is common sense bull. i'm being bullish a lot in my career but i'm extremely bearish. investors need to be active, trade and start playing defense for 2022. >> got a grinch on this one. eddie, let me ask you, where in basic terms, where should i have money and where i should look for trades? >> in our opinion, what we've done actually i

i want to bring in ceo eddie gab ore.at buy on the hold may not always be the answer. can you elaborate a little bit on that? >> absolutely charles you know coming into this year there was no one more bullish than me but i believe the market has been sending us the clear signal for the last couple of weeks that the economy cycle is getting ready to change, and that means what worked in 2021 in my opinion, won't work in 2022, so i can not just buy and hold in this scenario heading into next year. i think you have to start rotating into sectors that are going to do well in a slowing economy, because if you just buy and hold the same things you own , a different economic regime that's a recipe for disaster so we've been active for our clients who continue to be very active as we get ourselves positioned to take advantage of next year. charles: so it doesn't feel like you're saying sell and move to the sidelines, you're saying rotate and reestablish a different sort of risk tolerance here. >> absolutely, so for example, we to

>> eddie: was this the one, this is the one you bit it's eye. >> walter: right there, right there. >>u're stealing our stuff." right? but all of this stuff is dependent on a healthy environment and ecosystem. >> anthony: all right, but, then let me ask you, just because i'm a bit of a dick. i have to ask this question. i have to ask! >> hano-hano: no, i, go for it. >> eddie: bring it on, bring it on. >> anthony: i have to ask, all right. so, we have, like, twelve more beers and i pull out some nice spam musubi. >> hano-hano: i would eat them, right? look at me, i would eat them. but that doesn't mean it's right, and that doesn't mean that's what i'm gonna feed my children. our culture made everything we did the best of the best. hawaiians are the only ones that turned taro into poi. you know what i mean? we did everything to the best of the best. so if you're going to introduce spam to us, we'll do it the best. you introduce christianity to us, we gonna do 'em the best. whatever you're gonna introduce to us, we're gonna do it the best! >> anthony: our christianity's better than yours,

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that's right eddie. i mean, i have reported on a lot of protests in south africa, especially pertaining to service delivery, where communities come out to get the attention of the authorities asking for water . basic services, but this was something i had never seen before. and what it did is it opened a conversation in the country about the levels of inequality. it's something that we all know that in south africa, you have wealthy people, super wealthy people, and very poor people are the people. so right people looked at those images on the television screen. and so the africans realize this is not something that we can continue to read more anymore at the fact that there are so many people going was out on a day in the very same country where they can see excess wealth. and so that was really some of the, that the powerful things that came out of that, you know, just listening to this national conversation emerge, people demanding more from the government. so while the world was, was looking at what

qualities that diminish and we trade originality for obedience in schools we create activities and inform eddies in schools and that only shut off the natural human drive for discovery and learning that are so critical now more than ever. >> what is the downside to homeschool to an schooling. >> it is through upside this is really the moment that families are discovering and not meeting their means and they have not met them over the past year end now more than ever they're looking for alternatives for school choice over the past year parents it back in the driver side, they are being empowered to take the reins of their children's education and speak other options, there are so many education entrepreneurs online learning programs community resources that are there to step in and support these families. >> carrie mcdonald is the author of this book unschooled raising curious well educated children outside of the conventional classroom thank you for joining us on in the meantime as he you talk,

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