proved you know the movie frankenstein is about the mad scientist dr frankenstein the monster had no name so dr frankenstein or in buffet created the monster created the fed this nameless money printing robot contraption that is putting everyone out of business and nobody can stop it but also in the last days of empire as we've catalogued here and chronicled here on kaiser. poor for the last 10 years you do get hyper partisanship and we're having hyper partisanship and warren buffett is a well known democrat and he sponsors democrats he clearly doesn't like trump and therefore he's not getting those calls steve menuhin is not calling warren buffett to say hey what would happen if we shut down the airlines clearly warren buffett who is that the ultimate insider the infinite fee insider he had no idea this was coming because remember before he dumped all his sheriff's he bought more delta shares 1000000 on february 27th so he clearly was not given any warning about this and that's that's something that we need to dig into a little bit because you're saying in this case due to political

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being laid by the 5 hades of the the state institutions including of course the german president frankenstein my and chancellor merkel herself and then and then a speech which i thought was very moving and you know important message drawing together the lessons of 945 and what it means for the world today. yes and we're going to hear some of the words from the german president in a moment but to tell us more about your main takeaways from the speech that he delivered. yeah he said that you know we would like to have welcomed representatives of the allies that liberated germany from nazi tyranny and also to have more face day with germany's old and with germany's young who of course will have differing perspectives on exactly what it means for them but he said that that would have been so important to do and because of the coronavirus people have been isolated in recent weeks he said and that's a sort of an echo of the isolation of germany vs the isolation that germany brought on itself jaring the 12 years of nazi dictatorship and war and you know he said well now is an opportunity to sort of

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frankenstein, dr. pepper, and dr. i. m. kooky! hello!nt's "put bad doctors on tv" plan was confirmed by his campaign's communications director, who explained that anyone who joins the team has to "say things that are exactly simpatico with what the president believes." that is one hell of a job interview. "okay, your resume looks absolutely great. just one last question: bleach?" the chairman of the american conservative union put it bluntly on a call last week, saying, "the president's going to get tagged by the fake news media as being irresponsible and not listening to doctors. and so we have to gird his loins with a lot of other people." then, be sure wash your girding hand, because we know where those loins have been. now, safe or not, some states have already reopened, and yesterday, trump claimed that things are looking good for two of them in particular. >> it's happening, interestingly, where numbers are actually going down. you look at florida, the state of florida, did a great job. you look at georgia, you look at others. they

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young frankenstein, blazing saddles y. willie wonka. >> went from buy to hold right?ed we talked a lot this morning about aviation for obvious reasons given buffett's comments and everything else we also mentioned briefly ge and that memo that was sent out by vice chair and president david joyce issued earlier today developing the employees they're developing a plan for permanent reductions to their global employee base that brings total reductions they anticipate to as much as 25%. and we spoke last week, of course, with larry culp about the situation in aviation. he pulled no punches in describing how difficult things are. >> the first and most important step we take as a company in the face of this pandemic to make sure we come out on the other side a better, stronger ge is to embrace the reality of what we're seeing clearly the pressure is going to be no greater in the short-term and maybe over the median term for us than it will be in aviation, given the airlines are trying to conserve cash. parking planes, bringing flight schedules down postponing in some cases,

our capital is actually building this frankenstein that seeks -- and the chinese communist party that their words, dominate a new global world order with china calling the shots and america subservient. i'm glad you raised that issue with the president. i called him about it a few weeks ago and have introduced legislation that basically would stop our federal 401-k style pension plan, the thrift savings plan from -- has $700 billion in assets, that's on the federal level, from investing in the chinese exchange which, one, has state owned enterprise as part of their defense industry and number two, doesn't abide by accounting rules even from a fiduciary oversight standpoint. so that's one at the federal level. there are also over 20 state pension plans that are investing into the chinese exchange. we've started with florida to get them to pull back but we're looking at over a trillion dollars of capital that we're going to cut off from the chinese communist party. that's how they're funding their defend buildup. they's that's how they're -- that's how they're funding their road initiat

. >> one of the first i went to young frankenstein fort drive in lynch bering virginia one of the fondests from childhood. >> we have so many people that come out for movies as young kids and used to indoor theatres come back just -- mesmerized, by, you remember that so well what are you showing how have crowds been? >> crowds have been great we have had mooefdz, world tour onward, my personal favorite playing right now, did he spooet that you can see all movies at home, we have been turning cars away every weekend, absolutely crazy. >> my friend kim edwards took his wife misty out to a drive-in, in virginia, and they were showing a double feature it wasn't -- but kelly do you have a question? >> i love that probably best movie i saw you know, from last year i loved it i think it is great i have great memories too not just drive-ins for movies but going to mw, tray on window people would come, a great way for people to have family time fury distractions are you fubing this might help bring families together. >> i think it is interesting you go to indoor they are being sitting kind and a h

>> guest: no, it was almost like frankenstein. i knew i wanted a large guy and wanted to have this enormous intimidating presence even though he's not an intimidating guy and i knew he would be a football player and that was the source of the brain injury which is all too prevalent these days, professionals more than football. i've been thinking about that stupid a lot of the players i love going up watching they are either passed away, wheelchairs and if they are 60 years old they are totally gone and the brain is gone and i wanted a story where the characters grapples with those and they have this large presence and build them into a detective with a unique feature but all the other baggage that went along with it and he does not pick up on social cues anymore and on one hand you have a superpower and this perfect memory and on the other hand it's difficult to relate which is a downside. it's always a struggle with him but i love that struggle because it's innately traumatized and makes and raises the stakes makes people underst