and today, we celebrate a graduating class full of people who determined that something forand shall be done graduation, and then you found a way. realyou've faced down some challenges, even some tough ones. i have no doubt that along the way, there were plenty of people who told you what you could not do. plenty of people who said how hard this part would be or how that part would stop you dead in your tracks. work, lefty care, of other things to do besides homework, plenty of reasons not to enroll again next semester, but you hung in there, and you made this day happen. one more time. one more time. [applause] warren: you did it. so today, you're going to walk across the stage and we are to celebrate reaching your goal, but i hope you will celebrate even more the hard work, the determination, the grit that got you here, because those are the ingredients that you will need to reach the next goal and the one after that and the one after that. now, graduation speakers are supposed to inspire, but i know my limits. i cannot play music like the bso. james taylor.like i cannot put on a f

we need to push back against deal forand push for a working americans. that is a choic that you are this year -- between policies that help workers and those who do not, the between strengthening rules that we put on wall street to prevent another crisis ordered dismantling them, between a tax code that is fair for working families, or wasteful tax cuts that create a fortunate few at the very top. years wepast seven have proven progress is possible, but it's not inevitable. it depends on us. it depends on the choices we make. if we come together around our common values, then we will deliver on a brighter future for all of us. thanks and have a great weekend. speaker ryan: let's face it. people elected a republican government. now we will give you a plan that shows you what we are for. our vision is a confident america where everyone has a chance to go out and succeed grid that is the american idea. right now, our country is on the wrong path. so how do we get back on track? , or wee can get angry can channel that into action. ouran start to tackle probl

i understand what david's saying, but you wonder, goldman sachs, i think was representing sales forandotentially, doing something this linked inin deal. you wonder if it's one of those assets that somebody's going to have to grab. wouldn't be an expensive deal. probably talking about a 3.5, $4 billion deal. the stock goes higher and with the takeover premium, which is probably pretty high, you've got to like the stocks. this coupled with a fact probably a 14% short interest. really difficult name to try to play from the short side. >> so, ed, take a look at this. you're looking at a live shot. david cameron speaking right now. at a press conference in brussels following his meeting with eu leaders. plus, check out shares of nike. they are town 6.5% in the after hours session. the first stock to report earnings since the brexit vote, so what will the krrk eo say? all the details later on this hour. more "fast money" straight ahead. thank you. ordering chinese food is a very predictable experience. i order b14. i get b14. no surprises. buying business internet, on the other hand, can be

the answer to that was to have a to this was tohat was forand, r have a turkish state for the turks and not for a middle eastern empire. the governing ideology of the regime was new ottomanism. the expansion of the ottoman role. the european union did nothing to dissuade him from any of this. these are internal developments that are highly undesirable. the european union is not an answer to this question. on economics, greece has undergone contraction bigger th an our great depression. it is part of a currency zone. if you cannot devalue your currency externally, you must devalue your economy, internally. it is a polite way of saying, "you need to have high unemployment." getting out is not a sure-all -- cure-all. if you cannot recover financial freedom, you devalue. that is how it works. problems that these places have are that they are in the euro. greece isblems experiencing our greek. when you say that you are going to the united kingdom to solve the problems, it is counterproductive and you are just undermining the united kingdom's ability to act as a financial partner with the uni

it's nice and sunny out forand that.s if you're trying to get lunch break today you mayh r want to get on the roadhe r otherwise you'll be runningu' b late. a lot of heavy volume in frederick.ederic 270 south as you make your wayor down from 70 to 109 it's going g to take you 35 minutes.inut then things open up then 270 backs up again shady grove tohat the spur an additional 12iol 12 minutes. so just a lot of heavy trafficvy coming down through maryland as you head through gaithersburgair and rockville this morning. mori outer loop typical jamups 95 ou5 through georgia.ugh georg then in rockville there's a crash 28 westmont avenue atvenue research boulevard a stall on on 270 adding to the delay blockink the shoulder at 28.t we'll move our maps over andver show that you outer loop backup. 16 minutes from 95 to georgia.ia 95 backs up from the icc to the beltway.beway. and for your morning commuteni take look at these delays innern loop jams from branch avenue toa the wilson bridge. and then 295 from the beltway tt the 11th