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fischer: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from nebraska. mrs. fischer: i ask unanimous consent the call of the quorum be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. fischer: i ask unanimous consent the senate be in a period of morning business with senators to be able to speak therein up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. fischer: tunes shall you i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to immediate consideration of s. 3419. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: s. 349, a bill to entitled the social security act and so forth. the presiding officer: is is there objection? without objection, sentence will proceed to the measure. mrs. fischer: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent the bill be read a third time and passed and that the motion to reconsider be considered and made upon the table. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. fischer: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed t
fischer: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from nebraska. mrs. fischer: i ask unanimous consent the call of the quorum be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. fischer: i ask unanimous consent the senate be in a period of morning business with senators to be able to speak therein up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. fischer: tunes shall you i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to immediate consideration of s. 3419....
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>> donald fischer, bobby trump. >> jimmy: people will see that. did you stay in character in that kind of a -- >> you know you know, i think i don't stay in character. then my wife always tells me stories of how the children are -- in this case, they came to visit me, i was in montreal making the film. and apparently they were spooked by me and wanted to leave montreal. >> jimmy: it's really a great excuse to use in general. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: if you're misbehaving. sorry, i'm in character. >> what do you want me to do? this is my profession. >> jimmy: well, i tell you what it's such an interesting story, it really is. you are a -- do you play chess? are you a chess player? >> well -- i learned enough about chess during the making of this film to dissuede me from playing inging chess. >> jimmy: i see. >> i realize it takes a lot of work to be any good. >> jimmy: you went to silicon valley and did a screening of this movie with the current world chess champion? >> correct. >> jimmy: who is the current champion? >>ing magnus carlson and he's rea
>> donald fischer, bobby trump. >> jimmy: people will see that. did you stay in character in that kind of a -- >> you know you know, i think i don't stay in character. then my wife always tells me stories of how the children are -- in this case, they came to visit me, i was in montreal making the film. and apparently they were spooked by me and wanted to leave montreal. >> jimmy: it's really a great excuse to use in general. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: if you're...
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senator fischer: thank you, sir. senator mccain, just to fol -- senator mccain: just to follow up, there's an article, it says anxious to avoid another damaging setback for the training effort the white house and pentagon are looking at attaching small number of fighters in northern syria tone sure the rebels are better protected on the battlefield by more numerous troops. can you confirm or deny that that option is being looked at? ms. wormuth: senator, we are reviewing the way forward. senator mccain: i'm asking if that option is being considered? ms. wormuth: we are looking at a range of options and -- senator mccain: i'm not going to -- i'm asking you a direct uestion. is the pentagon looking at that option, yes or no? ms. wormuth: we are looking at that option as well as others. senator mccain: thank you very much. senator nelson. senator nelson: general, it's my understanding that general dempsey recently said if the u.s. really seize control of the campaign against isis we could speed up isil's defeat but that
senator fischer: thank you, sir. senator mccain, just to fol -- senator mccain: just to follow up, there's an article, it says anxious to avoid another damaging setback for the training effort the white house and pentagon are looking at attaching small number of fighters in northern syria tone sure the rebels are better protected on the battlefield by more numerous troops. can you confirm or deny that that option is being looked at? ms. wormuth: senator, we are reviewing the way forward....
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senator fischer: thank you, sir. senator mccain: anxious to avoid another damaging setback for the training effort the white house and pentagon are looking at attaching small number of fighters in northern syria tone sure the rebels are better protected on the battlefield by more numerous troops. can you confirm or deny that hat option is being looked at? ms. wormuth: senator, we are reviewing the way forward. senator mccain: i'm asking if that option is being considered? ms. wormuth: we are looking at a range of options and -- senator mccain: i'm not going to -- i'm asking you a direct question. is the pentagon looking at that option, yes or no? ms. wormuth: we are looking at that option as well as others. senator mccain: thank you very much. senator nelson. senator nelson: general, it's my understanding that general dempsey recently said if the u.s. really seize control of the campaign against isis we could speed up isil's defeat but that it would come at a great cost to our service members and that another group w
senator fischer: thank you, sir. senator mccain: anxious to avoid another damaging setback for the training effort the white house and pentagon are looking at attaching small number of fighters in northern syria tone sure the rebels are better protected on the battlefield by more numerous troops. can you confirm or deny that hat option is being looked at? ms. wormuth: senator, we are reviewing the way forward. senator mccain: i'm asking if that option is being considered? ms. wormuth: we are...
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fed vice chairman stanley fischer recently said he still felt pretty strong case for raising rates this month. economic reports that retail sales, industrial production and consumer price index in the u.s. could affect the fed's position. nicole: i can't wait to see what happens. it's really exciting. it's an important one. a new poll shows senator bernie sanders is leading former secretary of state hillary clinton by wide margins in new hampshire and iowa. new hampshire he is leading mrs. clinton 52% to 30% and iowa 43% to 33%. senator sanders on "meet the press" telling why he is more electable than hillary clinton. >> the american people in my strong view with establishment politics come establishment economics and they want a candidate who is prepared to stand up to the big-money interests, wall street, corporate america could exert so much power over our legislative life in washington. >> quÉbec separatists out and holding a bake rally last night in north carolina. lauren: meanwhile republican presidential front runner donald trump on face the nation talking about by the end carson
fed vice chairman stanley fischer recently said he still felt pretty strong case for raising rates this month. economic reports that retail sales, industrial production and consumer price index in the u.s. could affect the fed's position. nicole: i can't wait to see what happens. it's really exciting. it's an important one. a new poll shows senator bernie sanders is leading former secretary of state hillary clinton by wide margins in new hampshire and iowa. new hampshire he is leading mrs....
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. >> i'm the chef at abe fischer. >> i love a fischer an some son. >> yes. >> i'm another on owe shayrcy street barbecue. >> when you have to find a chef for rosh hashanah tv show you go to an irish women. >> yes. >> erin owe shay, you are getting the idea of the segment. what do we have here. >> well, we will be preparing some matzo ball soup and they are made from percy street. chicken brot is traditional. we have traditional a garnishees like collar greens, dehydrated garlic, and yeah, and then we will do a little humus. >> i love collar groups. >> everyone knows matzo ball soup but what made you put collar greens tonight. >> we are doing a barbecue event at percy street. so, it would be the perfect combination. >> so when should we get there we have two seatings. >> we have two. one at 6:00 which is unfortunately sold out. we have one at 8:30 and i think we do still have a couple seats available. >> how much are tickets. >> tax and drinks, and gra tooth. and, you can purchase on line. >> how fun an idea. that the looks like a regular brisket to me. >> what did you do to it. >> thi
. >> i'm the chef at abe fischer. >> i love a fischer an some son. >> yes. >> i'm another on owe shayrcy street barbecue. >> when you have to find a chef for rosh hashanah tv show you go to an irish women. >> yes. >> erin owe shay, you are getting the idea of the segment. what do we have here. >> well, we will be preparing some matzo ball soup and they are made from percy street. chicken brot is traditional. we have traditional a garnishees like...
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too is stanley fischer optimistic after jackson hole and his previous interviews? fed -- obviously with the public face and public responsibility, are the cheering the economy forward? elga: no, but they did not have the opportunity yet to take those benchmark provisions on board. i think all lies this week are on the ecb, the first major central bank -- i think all eyes this week on the ecb, the first major central bank to do this. vonnie: at what point does the market -- michael: i think she is right that the one less data point is not going to move the needle too much, but obviously a big surprise one way or the other could spook investors. at some point, stock investors are going to start taking good news for good news again and not focus on the fed so much. many different opinions. we have had a lovely four-day bounce. maybe opec has stepped in. how do you adjust? ga: we want to be consistent with central banks, and that means we have built in a nice upward slope, but we make no explicit assumptions around oil. tom: it sounds like a nice -- like a less dramati
too is stanley fischer optimistic after jackson hole and his previous interviews? fed -- obviously with the public face and public responsibility, are the cheering the economy forward? elga: no, but they did not have the opportunity yet to take those benchmark provisions on board. i think all lies this week are on the ecb, the first major central bank -- i think all eyes this week on the ecb, the first major central bank to do this. vonnie: at what point does the market -- michael: i think she...
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dealing with last week's crazy volatility but economics are really important because, as stanley fischer said, what happens with the data in the next few weeks will determine if the fed will raise rates in september. fortunately, this is chock full of data started with the ism manufacturing index. that's tomorrow. the first read on the economy in august. we'll also get revised productivity numbers on wednesday and the ism nonmanufacturing index on thursday. that's a look at sentiment in the services industry. the most important data point, of course, will be the august jobs report. that's going to be on friday. traders are expecting a gain of 220,000 jobs. that would be the fourth straight monthly gains over 200,000. one key component is wage growth, which has been roughly stagnant, just about 2% a year. the big issue is that if any of this data is sufficient to turn the feds doves into hawks, now there are key players, like the new york feds william dudley, vice chair stan fischer and chair janet yellen who appear to be sitting on the fence. this is going to go right down to the wire on
dealing with last week's crazy volatility but economics are really important because, as stanley fischer said, what happens with the data in the next few weeks will determine if the fed will raise rates in september. fortunately, this is chock full of data started with the ism manufacturing index. that's tomorrow. the first read on the economy in august. we'll also get revised productivity numbers on wednesday and the ism nonmanufacturing index on thursday. that's a look at sentiment in the...
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tom: stan fischer, an acclaimed economic., why are we struggling with everyone saying we need a vector, we need a measure here the reality is a good part of the world is saying, are you nuts? say that is all you will do and then wait for the data. adamant that is not the thing to do. >> they want to manage market expectations. they have struggled with the unemployment rates come down twice as fast. we think we are going down to the next year. handled byhe three the end of 2017, all by all these dynamics, labor force dynamics there it if they will just zone in on that and say, we are behind the curve we should be hiking rates, if you look at the broader economy, i get a kick out of it. to your point, he is saying, close to full employment. it was not for the fact the participant -- or dissipation has fallen, you would not be close. tom: john, thank you so much. john: i cannot understand it. it is a monday morning. this is a big week. if we are getting this excited on a monday morning, and the weather is finally getting useful
tom: stan fischer, an acclaimed economic., why are we struggling with everyone saying we need a vector, we need a measure here the reality is a good part of the world is saying, are you nuts? say that is all you will do and then wait for the data. adamant that is not the thing to do. >> they want to manage market expectations. they have struggled with the unemployment rates come down twice as fast. we think we are going down to the next year. handled byhe three the end of 2017, all by all...
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jeanna: it was interesting today because like you said stanley fischer sounded confident.ore concerned that these developments abroad go to have some effect on inflation -- have some effect on inflation and hold it down which we have not seen before. again, janet yellen reiterated that we are seeing pretty stable inflation expectations and the fed cares about those but definitely a little more-glory worriedflation -- more about inflation than we have seen in the past. angie: how did the economist you spoke with react? jeanna: a lot of them mentioned that they do not know what to think coming out of the meeting because we do not have a clear map going forward until the end of the year for what the fed is looking at. they are obviously looking at economic data. paying some amount of attention to what is going on in markets and abroad. what is the reaction function? what is going to make them stop and decide it is time to go? that was the big take away from all of the economists that i talked to. a degree of uncertainty. angie: a lot of attention being paid to this press conf
jeanna: it was interesting today because like you said stanley fischer sounded confident.ore concerned that these developments abroad go to have some effect on inflation -- have some effect on inflation and hold it down which we have not seen before. again, janet yellen reiterated that we are seeing pretty stable inflation expectations and the fed cares about those but definitely a little more-glory worriedflation -- more about inflation than we have seen in the past. angie: how did the...
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tobycguire stars as chess prodigy bobby fischer set to play the reigning world champion soviet borisky, playedly leave swrib ir. their battle was dubbed the match of the century with immense national pride online and the pressures of the game have a noticeable effect on the eccentric american psyche. >> i think that chess dominance problems soviet intellectual superiority over the decadent west. >> i don't care about politics. >> they're using cles to say screw america. >> i'm about the game. two guys on the board. the one makes a move, the other makes a move and that's it. >> i'm a chess fanmyself. i'm also hopelessly patriotic. >> so the reviews are favorable for this one for the most part with andrea chase of killer movie reviews saying it las all the suspense and intrigue of an espionage thriller. peter traverse noting biopics are a dime a dozen but toby mcguire gives such a transforming transformative performance that you're looked. >> up next "the intern." ann lathway plays the founder after a fashion company. she agrees to participate in a community outreach program that helps
tobycguire stars as chess prodigy bobby fischer set to play the reigning world champion soviet borisky, playedly leave swrib ir. their battle was dubbed the match of the century with immense national pride online and the pressures of the game have a noticeable effect on the eccentric american psyche. >> i think that chess dominance problems soviet intellectual superiority over the decadent west. >> i don't care about politics. >> they're using cles to say screw america....
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fischer: >> general dempsey speaks about risks and weighing the patience needed against how much risk we're looking at. how much patience should we be exhibiting towards our local partners in iraq and syria. how long should we stick with them before we reach a point where we've assumed too much risk and there may be no options left that the united states can look at. when do we reach that point and as a tactical stalemate where we want to be? general petraeus: we are not where we should be. and it's a fairly dynamic stalemate. this is not a stalemate that has world war trenches and so forth. there's a lot of movement. we are rolling back isis in certain places inflicting very heavily casualties on them. i would not want to be a leader in the islamic state in iraq or syria because i think it would be very hard to get a life insurance policy if you were in those shoes. having said that, there's a lot of reinforcements flowing in and yes, we have pushed them out of this area and that area. and then hay go into ramadi. in syria they sustained di -- defeats in sulmani and this is still a l
fischer: >> general dempsey speaks about risks and weighing the patience needed against how much risk we're looking at. how much patience should we be exhibiting towards our local partners in iraq and syria. how long should we stick with them before we reach a point where we've assumed too much risk and there may be no options left that the united states can look at. when do we reach that point and as a tactical stalemate where we want to be? general petraeus: we are not where we should...
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all of this is according to the chairman stanley fischer.he door open to a rate increase this month. that is why the focus will continue to be on the five. in new york, su keenan, bloomberg news. angie: coming up next, the sales figures and safety issues. we will take a look at mcdonald's japan after it is hit by another food scandal. ."is is "first up ♪ angie: let's take a look ahead to the japan open in just a few minutes from now. closed 17 225 last 792, down more than 2%. it looks like it will be another drop of about 80 points. we have dollar/yen right now weakening. 119.14 one u.s. dollar strength. will getese benchmark two new members this month. acial website dna and company will join as a part of the annual review to see if it has the right balance. dena has been riding high on the tie up with nintendo. stock will jump almost 50% in the next 12 months. latest's inclusion is a sign of how policies are boosting the property market. ♪ angie: welcome to the stock exchange. we are taking a look ahead to the opens in australia, japan, and
all of this is according to the chairman stanley fischer.he door open to a rate increase this month. that is why the focus will continue to be on the five. in new york, su keenan, bloomberg news. angie: coming up next, the sales figures and safety issues. we will take a look at mcdonald's japan after it is hit by another food scandal. ."is is "first up ♪ angie: let's take a look ahead to the japan open in just a few minutes from now. closed 17 225 last 792, down more than 2%. it...
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it was a subtle dig from head coach jeff fischer who was good friends with mike shanahan at the time who by then was long gone. jay gruden was asked whether he remembered that incident and he said nope. >> i don't know how he motivates his organization. it didn't affect us one iota. they played better than us. i'm more interested how we play when the whistles are blown and between the whistles i don't care who they send out for pregame warm-up. we're going to have to strap it up and play our best game sunday. >> speaking of sunday, game on live pregame, live reports from fedex field, studio analysis beginning at 11:30,me ga on live each sunday morning at 11:30. >>> finally we are moments away from the at&t classic at rfk stadium tonight or as i like to say, the battle for the real hu, lesli foster. howard hosting hampton, but a rough start for the bison, but the head coach quick to remind me they've won four straight against hampton. >> there's not a rivalry until you go back and forth. we look forward to that game. if i had to make any guarantee, i think the best team will win. >> r
it was a subtle dig from head coach jeff fischer who was good friends with mike shanahan at the time who by then was long gone. jay gruden was asked whether he remembered that incident and he said nope. >> i don't know how he motivates his organization. it didn't affect us one iota. they played better than us. i'm more interested how we play when the whistles are blown and between the whistles i don't care who they send out for pregame warm-up. we're going to have to strap it up and play...
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if dan fischer the most powerful vice-chairman we have ever seen with what we heard? comments iner's jackson hole were interpreted as suggesting maybe the fed would go ahead and move. it was the bill dudley comments. this reflects not an easy fed, but a fed that is afraid of the future. it is a move we must consider. tom: right now joining me as a public official who has to deal with the fed each and every day. gets all the press. for years to mature event of the house financial services committee coming in to change the town. from texas joins us. a busy day and washington. these are market moving announcements by the fed today. we see a sense of dovishness and a little bit of the fed from jeff lacher. what would you like to see from too muchhat is doing washington policy? what do you need them chairman yellen? >> i think we would like to see the fed getting my -- but getting back to more sustainable interest rate. as we all know, these are unsustainable interest rates and now we probably have the longest team in interest rate history. there is not much guidance in fo
if dan fischer the most powerful vice-chairman we have ever seen with what we heard? comments iner's jackson hole were interpreted as suggesting maybe the fed would go ahead and move. it was the bill dudley comments. this reflects not an easy fed, but a fed that is afraid of the future. it is a move we must consider. tom: right now joining me as a public official who has to deal with the fed each and every day. gets all the press. for years to mature event of the house financial services...
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this is bobby fischer. this is a story -- it's the chess story. yeah. >> yeah.andmaster chess champion and the most amazing chess player in american history. >> jimmy: yeah. and then, didn't he play the computer, too? >> he did. he beat the computer when the computer wasn't -- >> jimmy: i was up for the computer part. >> oh yeah? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. this is the worst match i have ever played. [ light laughter ] i didn't get it, yeah. the part went to a computer. but this is an interesting story and very intense and tobey maguire is a good actor. >> terrific. yeah. >> jimmy: got to work -- how is your chess game? >> i'm an actor. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you're in the show "ray donovan." we're big fans. everyone loves "ray donovan." now, in the show you're in there with katie holmes. we love katie. >> she's great. >> jimmy: but it's fantastic. you got nominated for another emmy, which is great for you also there, buddy. >> thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: we have a clip. here's a sneak peek of liev schreiber in this sunda
this is bobby fischer. this is a story -- it's the chess story. yeah. >> yeah.andmaster chess champion and the most amazing chess player in american history. >> jimmy: yeah. and then, didn't he play the computer, too? >> he did. he beat the computer when the computer wasn't -- >> jimmy: i was up for the computer part. >> oh yeah? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. this is the worst match i have ever played. [ light laughter ] i didn't get it, yeah. the...
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senator fischer: thank you, sir. senator mccain, just to fol -- senator mccain: just to follow up, there's an article, it says anxious to avoid another damaging setback for the training effort the white house and pentagon are looking at attaching small number of fighters in northern syria tone sure the rebels are better protected on the battlefield by more numerous troops. can you confirm or deny that that option is being looked at? ms. wormuth: senator, we are reviewing the way forward. senator mccain: i'm asking if that option is being considered? ms. wormuth: we are looking at a range of options and -- senator mccain: i'm not going to -- i'm asking you a direct question. is the pentagon looking at that option, yes or no? ms. wormuth: we are looking at that option as well as others. senator mccain: thank you very much. senator nelson. senator nelson: general, it's my understanding that general dempsey recently said if the u.s. really seize control of the campaign against isis we could speed up isil's defeat but tha
senator fischer: thank you, sir. senator mccain, just to fol -- senator mccain: just to follow up, there's an article, it says anxious to avoid another damaging setback for the training effort the white house and pentagon are looking at attaching small number of fighters in northern syria tone sure the rebels are better protected on the battlefield by more numerous troops. can you confirm or deny that that option is being looked at? ms. wormuth: senator, we are reviewing the way forward....
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so fischer is a challenge to texas, the university of texas affirmative action plan. the university of texas has been defending its admissions policy since 1992 when it was first challenged by a woman named hopwood and the central question i think in fischer is how do you reconcile the application of strict scrutiny which requires narrow tailoring to a compelling and? and the courts holding that diversity deferentially defined by universities is the compelling and periods of so two things are clear and affirmative action arena. one, strict scrutiny of pro-life the exact same scrutiny at least in theory that applies to disadvantaged racial minorities applies to laws who have advantage racial minorities and that requires narrow tailoring and two diversity is the compelling interest and does the university's determinations that needs a critical mass of racially disadvantaged groups in order to achieve the educational benefits of the university is a compelling interest to which the courts deferred. but diversity and critical mass both a lewd and a specific or concrete def
so fischer is a challenge to texas, the university of texas affirmative action plan. the university of texas has been defending its admissions policy since 1992 when it was first challenged by a woman named hopwood and the central question i think in fischer is how do you reconcile the application of strict scrutiny which requires narrow tailoring to a compelling and? and the courts holding that diversity deferentially defined by universities is the compelling and periods of so two things are...
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. >> alan fischer joins us now live from philadelphia. what sort of reception has the pope received so far? >> reporter: very warm here in philadelphia. you can see that benjamin franklin parkway is now filling up. this is from the papal motorcade that will make its way around here in an hour or so as he heads to the meeting of the world gathering of families. there was probably a lot less people here when he was in the church nier hereby to deliver the service there. it is taking people about an hour to get through security. it is that tight. there are definitely tens of thousands of people in the center of philadelphia right now. this area is expected to be packed this evening for a an concert. the archway in the distance next to the museum which is perhaps famous world wide because those are the steps rocky ran up in the very first movie. the concert has aretha franklin and andrea bow chel lee and the present is mark wahlberg, the moouch vee star. the pope will give an important speech at independence hall, which is where the constitut
. >> alan fischer joins us now live from philadelphia. what sort of reception has the pope received so far? >> reporter: very warm here in philadelphia. you can see that benjamin franklin parkway is now filling up. this is from the papal motorcade that will make its way around here in an hour or so as he heads to the meeting of the world gathering of families. there was probably a lot less people here when he was in the church nier hereby to deliver the service there. it is taking...
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and we heard vice chair fischer say we have to focus on the u.s.nd consider what's going on in the rest of the world but doing what's right for the u.s. economy is doing what's right for the global economy. >> from that conversation with scott, it seems central to the decision to delay would be the idea that the markets will be less volatile and the world will be less uncertain in october or december or whenever is the next date. is that true in your view? >> yeah, i think that makes sense. if this were just about the u.s. economy, the fed would have an easy decision in my view, and that is to raise rates. the question is how much are they going to pay attention to weakness and rioting in markets if that's still going on. i think at the end of the day, the fed will look at those labor numbers and everything else they've been looking at and say our starting point is zero. it's not a low number. it's zero. they'll move forward, and i don't think that will will be a bad nauz for stocks at all. >> we're reading about the risk party investments that may
and we heard vice chair fischer say we have to focus on the u.s.nd consider what's going on in the rest of the world but doing what's right for the u.s. economy is doing what's right for the global economy. >> from that conversation with scott, it seems central to the decision to delay would be the idea that the markets will be less volatile and the world will be less uncertain in october or december or whenever is the next date. is that true in your view? >> yeah, i think that...
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but when senator debra fischer asked general lloyd austin, commander of the war in iraq and syria, how they were doing, she got a shocking answer. >> you can tell us what the total number of trained fighters remains? >> it's a small number, and the ones that are in the fight is-- is-- is-- we're talking four or five. >> is it still the goal to have about 12,000 of them there? >> at the pace we're going, we won't reach the-- the goal that we had initially established for ourselves. >> reporter: next came senator kelley ayotte. >> this four or five u.s.-trained fighters, let's not kid ourselves. that's a joke. >> reporter: then senator clare mccaskill asked the pentagon's christine warmugt how many fighters were still in training. >> it's between 100 and 120. >> if we end up at the end of the year with us bragging about the twirches between 100 and 120, it's time for a new plan. >> i certainly don't mean to be bragging. the program is much smaller than we hoped. >> reporter:and likely to remain that way, scott. the pentagon insists it's not giving up on the effort to train syrian fighter
but when senator debra fischer asked general lloyd austin, commander of the war in iraq and syria, how they were doing, she got a shocking answer. >> you can tell us what the total number of trained fighters remains? >> it's a small number, and the ones that are in the fight is-- is-- is-- we're talking four or five. >> is it still the goal to have about 12,000 of them there? >> at the pace we're going, we won't reach the-- the goal that we had initially established for...
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doves into hawks, now there are key players, like the new york feds william dudley, vice chair stan fischer and chair janet yellen who appear to be sitting on the fence. this is going to go right down to the wire on september 15th. the fed would not raise rates without a compelling argument that the u.s. economy is improving. good news on the u.s. economy would mean the u.s. is outperforming the rest of the world and would likely drive more investment into our market, including the stock market. this, at least, is the hope of the bulls. one thing the fed is certainly hoping for is that china remains calm. while the fed does not consider china part of its mandate, global turmoil is something they would clearly like to avoid. for "nightly business report," i'm bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >>> amid all of that energy, warren buffett revealed it has taken a nearly 11% stake in the oil refiner phillips 66. the $4.5 billion position rebuil rebuilds buffett's stake in the company. phillips' shares rose more than 2% in today's trading. so here to discuss buffett's big bet and what he
doves into hawks, now there are key players, like the new york feds william dudley, vice chair stan fischer and chair janet yellen who appear to be sitting on the fence. this is going to go right down to the wire on september 15th. the fed would not raise rates without a compelling argument that the u.s. economy is improving. good news on the u.s. economy would mean the u.s. is outperforming the rest of the world and would likely drive more investment into our market, including the stock...
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so senator fischer is up next. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to follow up on the fines that you were talking about and the penalties. you mentioned that they're going to be significant and before that you said that the railroads are making progress every day. but we all know that they're not going to get there. i mean, they have been very open about that. they have given us quite a bit of information on the problems that we're going to be seeing all across this country and as senator mccaskill said, the tremendous negative impact we're going to see on our country's economy and the safety of our sit senls by a shut down basically from our railroads. when we're looking at the significant fines, what system have you established that will determine what the fines are? does that offer any clarity to the railroads or to us on this committee? do you have a system in place? >> we do have a system in place. we have a long standing system for enforcement against railroads which is in place for many years but then more specifically following the
so senator fischer is up next. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to follow up on the fines that you were talking about and the penalties. you mentioned that they're going to be significant and before that you said that the railroads are making progress every day. but we all know that they're not going to get there. i mean, they have been very open about that. they have given us quite a bit of information on the problems that we're going to be seeing all across this country and as...
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stan fischer, janet yellen, and dudley? drew: i would say with the rest of them, there are people who are very well regarded. the question is, how much do financial conditions matter? that is the only question because they talked about the model driven. it was no model i know of that the fed would used that would say we are going through our natural rate of unemployment estimate. can you look at what has happened and say markets have already had themselves inoculated against what is happening thursday? drew: if the fed does not go, there will be a response in markets, and that response will be something that would hurt the rest of the world, not help it. if we think about what it might do to currencies, anything that suggests -- if the fed makes a mistake and suggests we are not going along time, that is a problem for everyone else. emanuel mentioned that the two year yield is 2.8047. signaling optimism on a better american economy. coming up -- yes, we are counting down to the fed decision -- janet yellen decides at 2 p.m.
stan fischer, janet yellen, and dudley? drew: i would say with the rest of them, there are people who are very well regarded. the question is, how much do financial conditions matter? that is the only question because they talked about the model driven. it was no model i know of that the fed would used that would say we are going through our natural rate of unemployment estimate. can you look at what has happened and say markets have already had themselves inoculated against what is happening...
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stanley fischer is concerned about an ultra accommodative federal reserve. others say patience. friday. why are you starting now if you know you do not have room? directionin the wrong , it is harder to do something about it. i am just lost at the strategy. tom: there is ken rogoff. we have a bombshell, breaking news now. this is the archconservative australia, losing. this is mr. trimble -- mr. turnbull, losing. this really shows, when we talked to willem buiter, about worldwide political tumult going on, whether it is to the left, as we see with jeremy corbyn in london, or to the right, as may be for committing in france and now australia. willem buiter is with citigroup and joins us on this breaking news. it just never ends, the political turmoil. is the financial crisis of england or of america or of australia still with us, leading with this political tumult gekko willem: the economic legacy is still there. the political legacy is there for a long time. this is not going to go away until we address the financial problems, the debt problems. i do not know, like the new gener
stanley fischer is concerned about an ultra accommodative federal reserve. others say patience. friday. why are you starting now if you know you do not have room? directionin the wrong , it is harder to do something about it. i am just lost at the strategy. tom: there is ken rogoff. we have a bombshell, breaking news now. this is the archconservative australia, losing. this is mr. trimble -- mr. turnbull, losing. this really shows, when we talked to willem buiter, about worldwide political...
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stanley fischer was therefore janet yellen.was telling everyone his assessment of the jobs report which was rather mixed. he said on the one hand, they are numbers. the numbers for last month were good, on the other hand they are not very reliable. mark: ryan, good to see you. good luck at ankara. here we are at twitter. i would tell you where ryan is. with me i'm a little special, i have tv. has china stop the slide in its stocks? ♪ ♪ this is a great place to work. not because they have yoga meetings and a juice bar. because they're getting comcast business internet. comcast business offers convenient installation appointments that work around your schedule. and it takes- done. - about an hour. get reliable internet that's up to five times faster than dsl from the phone company. call 800-501-6000 to switch today. perks are nice. but the best thing you can give your business is comcast business. comcast business. built for business. mark: book back to on the move. things are shaping up on the market. stocks in europe are rising
stanley fischer was therefore janet yellen.was telling everyone his assessment of the jobs report which was rather mixed. he said on the one hand, they are numbers. the numbers for last month were good, on the other hand they are not very reliable. mark: ryan, good to see you. good luck at ankara. here we are at twitter. i would tell you where ryan is. with me i'm a little special, i have tv. has china stop the slide in its stocks? ♪ ♪ this is a great place to work. not because they have...
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ok, stanley fischer at jackson hole was saying, or suggesting we could see a rate hike and we heard fromis this good for us? is this good for you? richard: we really do not know where we are, do we? wheres why no one knows we are going. no one knows is he a dove? then we had a flurry of other fed governors, saying out -- coming out saying, things are not quite done yet. you would think they would have some element of cabinet responsibility. rishaad: responsibility, yes. inhard: fight it out private, but don't fight in public or don't go on television. angie: but isn't this about transparency? england has bank of transparency. why can't we put interest rates up in november? maybe that is the -- what the economy needs? angie: not loving janet yellen for leadership. i could criticize the sexism, which is completely untrue. i quite wanted to believe in her area one has to wonder, while top,s in control the whether she is in control of the governors and what they are thinking. >> in their defense, they have throughthrough -- pore a ton of economic data. how does any central bank or make sense
ok, stanley fischer at jackson hole was saying, or suggesting we could see a rate hike and we heard fromis this good for us? is this good for you? richard: we really do not know where we are, do we? wheres why no one knows we are going. no one knows is he a dove? then we had a flurry of other fed governors, saying out -- coming out saying, things are not quite done yet. you would think they would have some element of cabinet responsibility. rishaad: responsibility, yes. inhard: fight it out...
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had harrison ford, carry fischer and mark hamill are back plus new cast, daisy ridley.fantastic. practical sense. they filmed millennium falcon. it looks amazing. opens up december 18th. i guarantee you it will break the record for highest opening movie of all time, one record holding it now is jurassic world with 208 million-dollar. >>> redmond is new film, director. italy owe nard owe dicaprio, and the movie here, it is all shot with natural lighting. dicaprio, by the way, nominate $5 times in his career. he has never won an academy award. this will be the first movie he will win for if he does win and also stars tom hardy. set in 1820's. it looks insane. it was shot using all natural lighting. that comes out december 25th. moving on to the walk, this is a new film directed by robert, who did back to the future, as well as forest gump. he is a pioneer of visual effects. true store friday 1974 about, the the man who actually walked across, the twin towers, up the world trade center, in 1974, shot in 3-d, and joseph gordon levet. great documentary called man on a wire,
had harrison ford, carry fischer and mark hamill are back plus new cast, daisy ridley.fantastic. practical sense. they filmed millennium falcon. it looks amazing. opens up december 18th. i guarantee you it will break the record for highest opening movie of all time, one record holding it now is jurassic world with 208 million-dollar. >>> redmond is new film, director. italy owe nard owe dicaprio, and the movie here, it is all shot with natural lighting. dicaprio, by the way, nominate...
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words of vice chairs stanley fischer. have they already decided whether they will move in uillermo?re not, gille >> i think there are different views in the committee. some would be happy to move in september. whatll have to see decision they make as a committee. jonathan: does the g-20 have a cost of the concern if the fed goes on a tightening cycle to begin as soon as this month? on how theit depends market would take it. if they go in september, i think the risk is that financial conditions deteriorate further and that actually increases the nervousness in markets and it puts more pressure. jonathan: final question, if they go in september, you're predicting march but if they move in september does it increase the possibility to move back within a year? how thenk it depends on data will move. i've seen enough in the u.s. economy for growth to continue and for them to go back. jonathan: guillermo felices thank you for joining us this morning, head of european financial asset allocation calling for a said march 2016 hike. the relationship is not what it used to be and that's becaus
words of vice chairs stanley fischer. have they already decided whether they will move in uillermo?re not, gille >> i think there are different views in the committee. some would be happy to move in september. whatll have to see decision they make as a committee. jonathan: does the g-20 have a cost of the concern if the fed goes on a tightening cycle to begin as soon as this month? on how theit depends market would take it. if they go in september, i think the risk is that financial...
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two days later, we had stanley fischer, the vice-chairman, speak and he was leaning toward raising ratesre still waiting for janet yellen to break the tie and we are getting fed officials all after jacksoneven hole in wyoming. you can conceive of an opinion and there is not at least one official that has it. mark: jim, we're going to have to leave it there. jim bianco from chicago. betty: this is where i sign off. i leave you to watch the markets. ♪ mark: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. i am mark crumpton in new york. let's begin with a look at the markets on this tuesday, some timber first -- september 1, 2015. can't understate the obvious here. global markets seem to be in a freefall. matt: absolutely. they continue to get worse and worse throughout the day. we've had some pretty amazing moves down. i looked at the s&p 500 and there was only one gainer in the entire group. i found that interesting because that was fixed at a price of 140. i have some interesting graphics here. i'm not sure if you can bring up my terminal. i've put together a couple of , all off the green line
two days later, we had stanley fischer, the vice-chairman, speak and he was leaning toward raising ratesre still waiting for janet yellen to break the tie and we are getting fed officials all after jacksoneven hole in wyoming. you can conceive of an opinion and there is not at least one official that has it. mark: jim, we're going to have to leave it there. jim bianco from chicago. betty: this is where i sign off. i leave you to watch the markets. ♪ mark: welcome back to the bloomberg market...
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stanley fischer and says we haven't made up our mind yet.oday, john williams and the wall street journal comes out and says maybe the rate increases that i called for this year won't happen at all. people are getting whipsawed by this. >> they are. we discussed this in the prior segment. the fed pats itself on the back by saying their data dependent. the data dependence is not a monetary policy. you see stanley fischer's take on his preferred course, john world-classey are economists. but ultimately, the fed is a committee chaired by janet yellen. at some point, sooner or later, she's going to have to get an arm around this and really lay out with her liftoff strategy is. >> does it make a difference if they raise rates to five basis points or they don't? will you notice other than the headlines? >> the rate increase is trivial. with their concerned about is that monetary policy is transmitted through bond yields, mortgage rates, and currencies. all three of those asset markets , they don't have full control over the market reaction, and ove
stanley fischer and says we haven't made up our mind yet.oday, john williams and the wall street journal comes out and says maybe the rate increases that i called for this year won't happen at all. people are getting whipsawed by this. >> they are. we discussed this in the prior segment. the fed pats itself on the back by saying their data dependent. the data dependence is not a monetary policy. you see stanley fischer's take on his preferred course, john world-classey are economists. but...
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olivia: all stanley fischer said was inflation doesn't have to get to 2%.ichael: i think the collective interpretation of all of jackson hole was firming up up the september move there. even after that, if you look at how the doctor reacted and how the two-year reacted, it reflected a bit more of that september narrative but it did not go crazy. the euro, the dollar, the treasury yields are kind of consolidating right there. the one real outlier is the vix futures. that may suggest that the further dated contract is something you want to sell if it -- if you believe the market will accommodate a september hike. olivia: could all of this be seen as quite normal? we are in this new era of low volatility because we are in this new era of unprecedented forward guidance from the fed and out the fed is thinking about tightening at last. isn't it normal that volatility is coming back and we are maybe making too much of all of this? no one really knows why the markets explode like it did last week. if you look from a technical point of view, the s&p 500 has been ar
olivia: all stanley fischer said was inflation doesn't have to get to 2%.ichael: i think the collective interpretation of all of jackson hole was firming up up the september move there. even after that, if you look at how the doctor reacted and how the two-year reacted, it reflected a bit more of that september narrative but it did not go crazy. the euro, the dollar, the treasury yields are kind of consolidating right there. the one real outlier is the vix futures. that may suggest that the...
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i think what christine lagarde said is different from what stanley fischer said last week, if you waitedo be sure, you've probably waited too long. >> if we talk about the recent financial market volatility, would that mean that the fed is going to ignore that? and would they be right to do that? is that not within the arena? >> well, i think if you say you're never going to move policy until markets are absolutely stable, it's going to be a long time until you move policy. i think they have to accept the world for what it is. which is when have these kind of asset markets and these kinds of divergence, you have that volatility. the question is when you see that spill into the assets market, and so far, it's okay. >> we're coming to end of the six-year experiment with unbelievably loose policy. shouldn't we be arguing about 6%, not 1.2%. >> the growth in the u.s. is probably the worst in 70 or 80 years, right? it's easy to come with a number that's around 1.5% based on three quarters percent product at this time or labor growth. the question is can you change that? if you're the fed, you
i think what christine lagarde said is different from what stanley fischer said last week, if you waitedo be sure, you've probably waited too long. >> if we talk about the recent financial market volatility, would that mean that the fed is going to ignore that? and would they be right to do that? is that not within the arena? >> well, i think if you say you're never going to move policy until markets are absolutely stable, it's going to be a long time until you move policy. i think...
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, how do you good buys them on these international events that come over to janet yellen and stan fischer gekko how does fall -- foldorld world? ethan harris' david marco: if you look at the market, outside the world, -- not beene fed has volume us about international except for stan fischer, but the only speaking, thing else i would say is right now the markets are present only hike this week, this will be the first time in 20 years the fed is hiking rates without the market having priced 100% at the start of a hiking cycle. this will be a big surprise for the market. fed has been planning for the last 22 years to prepare the market for this eventuality. brendan: why do they need to pay attention to the rest of the world? david: because the u.s. gdp. is only 15% of global from that point of view, that is the reality. tom: we are thrilled to have david woo with us. gideon rose will join us in the next hour. coming up, china stocks continue their dissent overnight. we look at emerging markets, the ,ew mediocre, with david woo here on "bloomberg surveillance ." stay with us. ♪ tom: good mor
, how do you good buys them on these international events that come over to janet yellen and stan fischer gekko how does fall -- foldorld world? ethan harris' david marco: if you look at the market, outside the world, -- not beene fed has volume us about international except for stan fischer, but the only speaking, thing else i would say is right now the markets are present only hike this week, this will be the first time in 20 years the fed is hiking rates without the market having priced 100%...
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i think we reacted positively to dudley saying all sorts of words over the weekend, and stanley fischerng harsh words and reacting badly. at the end of the day, it is about growth. growth is slowing down and we have to slog through all of this. -- how muchny more more leg does this have as we get into the spillover from august krishna -- from august? : they either have to have a selloff or they will have to say they are not going to do anything. right now, the fed doesn't have until 17, but maybe the employment report will provide a bit of a stock. alix: and all of our joins us from bloomberg news. -- oliver joins us from bluebird news. -- bloomberg news. still not dramatic shifts. 21 people that we surveyed, 17 of them still have the same estimates that they had pretty much toward the beginning of the year. pointed outing we earlier is that adam and other folks that have brought down their estimates, they are not bringing them down by a huge amount. from one saying that he will move the s&p lower, and i say that carefully. move is about 2200. it is no small feat for stocks. they have a
i think we reacted positively to dudley saying all sorts of words over the weekend, and stanley fischerng harsh words and reacting badly. at the end of the day, it is about growth. growth is slowing down and we have to slog through all of this. -- how muchny more more leg does this have as we get into the spillover from august krishna -- from august? : they either have to have a selloff or they will have to say they are not going to do anything. right now, the fed doesn't have until 17, but...
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>> on this particular topic, you have to listen to stanley fischer, the vice chair. us two things. he said they will not wait until inflation is at the target. if they wait until inflation is at the target of 2%, it will be too late. the second thing he told us is he is confident inflation is coming back in. today's numbers were encouraging. that is a positive part of the report. right now there is not the inflation, blinking yellow sign saying you have got to move now, but i would not say they have to wait until inflation is 2%. they just have to be confident inflation will gradually move up. betty: that the trend is heading in that direction. stay with me. i want to talk more about the fed, but also what is going on overseas as well. mom and el-erian staying with us -- mohamed el-erian staying with us. stocks are climbing. the dow off almost 300 points now. we will have much more in a moment. ♪ betty: welcome back to the "bloomberg market day." i'm betty liu. let's get to matt miller for the big stories of the market day. we are taking another leg lower on the mark
>> on this particular topic, you have to listen to stanley fischer, the vice chair. us two things. he said they will not wait until inflation is at the target. if they wait until inflation is at the target of 2%, it will be too late. the second thing he told us is he is confident inflation is coming back in. today's numbers were encouraging. that is a positive part of the report. right now there is not the inflation, blinking yellow sign saying you have got to move now, but i would not...
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you had fischer, lockhart. obviously, we are listening to yellen. i think she is trying to put more clarity on this whole thing of uncertainty. if they had their window. >> didn't they do it? i think you're saying they shouldn't have done it. >> i think they should have. the think there would have been a sell-off early and the stock market would have rallied and would be higher today. >> i agree with what you're saying. i find this actually a little bit puzzling. it seemed to me this last no raise was very event specific on china trading badly. >> global. >> global, right. so to know -- when do they meet october 28, 29? a lot could happen between now and then. so i'm surprised that she didn't say -- >> you cannot turn on a dime what's going on. tim has been talking about it earlier with brazil. there is stuff set in place. it's like turning around a supertanker here. >> does that affect the u.s. economy? >> yes. it affected it because they changed their monetary policy, the way they view it. the stock market rallied 3% into that meeting last week. i
you had fischer, lockhart. obviously, we are listening to yellen. i think she is trying to put more clarity on this whole thing of uncertainty. if they had their window. >> didn't they do it? i think you're saying they shouldn't have done it. >> i think they should have. the think there would have been a sell-off early and the stock market would have rallied and would be higher today. >> i agree with what you're saying. i find this actually a little bit puzzling. it seemed to...
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i heard you and i heard fischer. is an argument here that i'm going to call the fed man hoodment argument -- in deference to miss yellen it is the fed's womanhood argument. we can't have interest rates zero forever. if you want to raise rates, here's my plan. one-eighth and done. one-eighth and done. >> not happening! not happening! >> i started this two. months ago -- >> i started this two months ago, i tweeted it again today. because really, guys like us who have been around since the civil war remember, in the 1980s, volcker and greenspan used to use a thumb time. if you want to get with the womanhood argument and do something to please the steve leismans of the world -- by the way, all my concerned republicans agree with you. i'm the only one that's a dove on the fed. >> i want to make one point. >> an eighth and done and that's it. >> something i proposed many months ago is raise the floor, leave the ceiling intact. then if the markets handle it well, raise are the ceiling. >> hold on, hold on. i love this mecha
i heard you and i heard fischer. is an argument here that i'm going to call the fed man hoodment argument -- in deference to miss yellen it is the fed's womanhood argument. we can't have interest rates zero forever. if you want to raise rates, here's my plan. one-eighth and done. one-eighth and done. >> not happening! not happening! >> i started this two. months ago -- >> i started this two months ago, i tweeted it again today. because really, guys like us who have been around...
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and said we need to get off the zero, the economy hands this. >> if i could respond to that what fischerole, we will be adjusting slightly and probably wait a while before doing something else. that's sort of the same thing you are talking about, kevin. >> right. >> economy so darn strong, clothes 15. >> clothes 15. >> rick, thank you. neera, kevin, mark, steve. >> thanks, becky. >> thank you gays all. >> when is the meeting, steve? >> september 16 and -- a wednesday/thursday meeting. so you can plan your night out. >> what is the date today? >> 4th. >> oh, my god, 12 days -- oh, 12 -- oh, man. zandi, huh? ample all right to talk about. >> yeah. >> there is -- i mean, oh, my god. we just -- never too soon to start hyping that game time decision really. probably still is after seven years. >> crazy. >> still not sure. still not sure above stall speed. >> jim paulson of wells capital management gets in the mix, what investors need to watch as we head into the labor day -- he is a guy we really need to listen to about if intermediate and near-term stock --. and why stop what you're doing to
and said we need to get off the zero, the economy hands this. >> if i could respond to that what fischerole, we will be adjusting slightly and probably wait a while before doing something else. that's sort of the same thing you are talking about, kevin. >> right. >> economy so darn strong, clothes 15. >> clothes 15. >> rick, thank you. neera, kevin, mark, steve. >> thanks, becky. >> thank you gays all. >> when is the meeting, steve? >>...
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some say that it was lewd week fischer, maybe it is the hair that is not right, but i always thoughtt was my biological grandfather. if i thought he deserved to be hanged, it is a difficult question. he did so much evil that he needed a punishment. i am against the death penalty. i am a person who believes that the death penalty is something that you have to be very careful, because if you make a mistake, you cannot change it. deservedy grandfather the highest punishment that you can get, yes. host: how many people died in the concentration camp around where plaszow, poland is? ms. teege: i don't know. host: in your book you talk about auschwitz, one million people? ms. teege: thousands. if you look at the trial of my grandfather, he was put on trial for thousands of jews. he was also involved in the eviction of the ghetto in k lakow. i don't go how to sum it up. the number is not relevant because it is too many. i cannot give you an exact number. i do not know. host: what did you discover about why they hated jews so much? ms. teege: you mean the nazis? host: yes. what was the reaso
some say that it was lewd week fischer, maybe it is the hair that is not right, but i always thoughtt was my biological grandfather. if i thought he deserved to be hanged, it is a difficult question. he did so much evil that he needed a punishment. i am against the death penalty. i am a person who believes that the death penalty is something that you have to be very careful, because if you make a mistake, you cannot change it. deservedy grandfather the highest punishment that you can get, yes....