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so now i have this freddie prinze headstone that says "psalms 23, we love you, freddie prinze." i have this thing, put it in the back of my pants, i try to walk out of forest lawn with it. but any time you're trying to be seen, nobody walks cool. you're walking, you know, pretend i was watering the grass, you know, walking around. and i had it, and i kept it, and i put it between my mattresses for like five years. i slept -- like maybe some of his comedic timing would go through that. >> jimmy: what? >> the mattress into my head when i was sleeping. >> jimmy: what? [ laughter ] you stole his headstone? >> i stole his headstone, jimmy. hey, and then you think -- you don't think anything of it. i go to the store, the supermarket. i look down and "the globe" has a picture of his mom and it says, "grave robbers are trying to steal my son." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, no! >> poor lady! i'm like, damn! >> jimmy: all right, i have a couple more. we're going to take a break. be back with more george lopez after this. and plays frisbee... hair, loves to hike what is he, a labrador? (laugh

freddie, mom, call me. freddie, call me back. freddie, freddie, freddie, freddie?eddie, jackie, your good child. >> oh, shoot. >> jimmy: kyra sedge rick in "call your mother." it premieres tomorrow night 9:30 on abc. did freddie call? >> no, she shows up at his apartment, with his favorite socks and toilet paper. >> jimmy: tell us what is the idea of the show? i love that you're doing a sitcom. you've not done anything like that before, right? >> no, no. it's so fun. i'm having the time of my life. even in covid, without an audience. but we when you know, actually, i was sort of inspired by you, by going to see kevin in that "all in the family" he did, that reboot that you produced. >> jimmy: right. >> i just had such a wonderful -- he had the time of his life, and i watched him having a ball. then i also, you know, was there on show night, you know, the amazing pam fryman directed it, and she directed our pilot. >> jimmy: oh, great. >> yeah. so it's just -- it's so much fun. and so the show is basically "call your mother," and it's about a mom, an empty nester mom

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freddie: i would expect so.e other members of the fed thing different things. it clouds the message. they are not going to start inking about rates for a long time. rates will pin them to the bottom and. i think it helps despite being a little rhetoric, there is a strong recovery if we open up this year. we will be reactive to the data, but i think it is still an obligation to the chairman to maintain that mentality. i think he will come out in smooth the market bullish sleep, but i think we should expect more creeping rhetoric. you can see futures are creeping up. i think there is going to be volatility abound -- around opinion. matt: what you think about inflation? do you hold a lot of u.s. stocks that types the consumer? autozone, dollar tree, advanced auto, coca-cola, just going through a few here. bp, if you look at the stripped down number, these are things that could move if you see inflation, right? freddie: yeah. for the last five or 10 years we have seen a huge amount of inflation. just not through the

not a great day for taanny and freddie -- fannie and freddie shareholder, but i've been telling peoplet count on this. liz: yeah, be careful. you have. >> for a lot of reasons. back to you. liz: or just tell them you liked it at $2, you love it at $1.83. charlying thank you very much. you know, listen, everything's a casino on wall street, right? individual investing has taken a quantum leap in the past few years. instead of an entire share of something, today you can just buy a slice of stock. in the art world, for example, of investment we showed you how you can buy a piece of a banksy or a monet. but how about buying a floor or a slice of a skyscraper? why lex says right now during the pandemic this is the time to strike on december counted commercial real estate. the guy who runs it is with us coming up. and from dishwasher to ceo, cameron mitchell, founder and ceo of the cameron mitchell restaurants was just an 18-year-old who barely made it through high school n. my latest podcast episode, cameron reveals how as this restaurant dishwasher he made a goal list on paper and with not

what's up, freddie? we want to congratulate you on your college scholarship offers. this is huge.not an easy thing that you've done. we are so proud of you and your accomplishments. you're going to go out there and you're going to do your thing, and we can't wait to watch it all happen. we're all rooting for you. in the best of luck to him. now, finally, just six weeks after walking away from a horrifying crash at the bahrain grand prix, romain grosjean has revealed that his hands are no longer in bandages after suffering burns. grosjean has tweeted a picture of him stroking his pet cat petrus, something he's not been able to do in the early stages of his recovery, after his haas car burst into flames when it went through a steel barrier at 140mph on the opening lap of the race in november. good to see that from roman —— romain grosjean. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. hello there. the mild but cloudy air was still in place today across the south west of england. elsewhere, it was colder but sunnier for a while. this milder, cloudy air is pushing

overseas freddie mac replacing conservatorships to prevent housing market collapse.e agreed to pay the dividends and fees based on new calculation. private shareholders sued. the shareholders argued the agency's policy violates the separation of powers. the supreme court has until june 2, 0212 issue a ruling. >> the honorable chief justice and associate justice of the united states, all business before the honorable supreme court of the united states would love to get their attention for the court is today. >> will hear the argument this morning in case number 19422 collins versus mnuchin. >> in the third amendment, acting as conservator renegotiating enterprises financial obligations to treasury by replacing the enterprises multibillion-dollar dividend and the obligation with a variable dividend. the conservator does impose any risk for the enterprise obligation to treasury with themselves. the constitutional challenges to the third failed for many reasons but there are three key points. first, both claims and special clause which transfers to the authority to decid

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> we should remind viewers and people this is a heavily traded penny stock meaning fannie mae and freddiee two mortgage giants that were taken over by the government and the financial crisis, it is been in limbo and in government control since then which is known as conservatorship, trump administration tried to release from conservatorship, get some game plans and release it eventually, obviously trump losing the election puts a monkey wrench into that and right now what we have is impeachment going on with the president, it is unclear if the white house will pick this up and when i say the white house is steven mnuchin the treasury secretary this is what do i get from bankers that are essentially working with the white house, they are telling me minute is going to decide this week what he is going to do with danny and freddie if anything, the likelihood and i'm telling you there is an impeachment process going on here, that slows everything down but the likelihood of mnuchin who has the same in this, the fh fa, mnuchin, the likelihood he releases something in terms of broad guidelines t

we will hear arguments this morning in case number 19422 acting as the conservator of fannie and freddie renegotiated the financial obligations to the treasury replacing the multibillion-dollar dividend to the obligation they were themselves from the capital commitment. the shareholders statutory constitutional challenges to the third amendment where there were three key defenses. first both claims are brought by the recovery act with the authority to decide whether shareholders bring derivative suits on behalf of the enterprises. the type of shareholder alleged the corporation's assets have been unlawfully dissipated to a particular shareholder is plainly rather than direct. they haven't had a single case to the contrary. the claim is marked by the recovery act and injunction clause which prevents the courts from restraining exercises of the conservator's powers. the conservator acted well within its authority citing the negotiation of the financial obligation may have been appropriate to preserve the commitment. the shareholders cannot second-guessed the wisdom or the motives behind th

i did move fannie and freddie shares a little higher today and it's based on the speculation that the administration isn't really done with fannie and freddie, that there could be some sort of an amendment to what's known as the pspa, which is a complicated way of saying the rules that govern fannie and freddie's capital requirements, and that that amendment could set a sort of framework to release them from government control in the future. again, that could happen still in the waning days of the trump administration. it would be considered a net positive for the stock. it's not a huge game changer, though. a lot of this stuff is going to be dealt with after a supreme court ruling on fannie and freddie which comes probably in the summer, and of course, joe biden's going to have his say on how he wants to handle housing policy through the two government-sponsored enterprises. back to you, liz. t liz: i thought you were going to say i want to say one more thing, liz. welcome back. charlie: oh, welcome back, liz. you didn't welcome me back. i have been gone, too. liz: missed you, my fri

what's your take on fannie and freddy right here?the private owners want the money back. i understand that the biden administration is not going to run right out and try to disrupt the housing market and the mortgage market. i think it's going to be slow. i think the owners have to continue to be patient as they have been. but one way or the other, i think this was expected. while it's news worthy, i don't think it's going to change market psyche at a all. i think the biden administration is going to have to go slowly especially as we weave our way through the crisis. maria: kenny, what do you think about the banks here? you saw the morgan looked better than expected but as mike said, jamie dimon talking down the quarter or so. stock is lower fractionally. >> listen, i think jp morgan's a foundational stock in any portfolio. i love the name, jamie die non never disappoints -- dimon never disappoints. i'm not necessarily surprised to see what the stock is doing. they blew the number out of the water. they've taken the stock up almost

his name is freddie gray. there were a lot of riots in baltimore. you are the governor. did you just say to the mayor to fix the problem, it's a baltimore problem work did you get involved? was it controversial to get involved? governor hogan: it was 90 days after i was sworn in. i'm still new, baby governor and the worst violence in 47 years broke out in our largest city, baltimore. it was in flames, really out of control and the mayor was not responding. the business owners, the city residents were scared. the city police force was overwhelmed. and i immediately declared a state of emergency. i called up the national guard and we sent in 1000 extra police officers and 4000 members of the national guard. we brought peace and calm to the city. we allowed peaceful protesters to continue safely for a solid week, but no more violence took place. i walked to the streets of baltimore for a solid weekend i went to the neighborhood of freddie gray and i went into the places with the burned out shop owners and listened to the concerns of city residents and we tried to lower the

i went to freddie gray's neighborhood. went to the place with the burned out shop owners in listened to the concerns of city residents. it was a prelude to what we have seen this past year with violent protests in cities across america, where i don't think they handled it the same weight, which i think we did very effectively. -- the same (announcer) back pain hurts, and it's frustrating. you can spend thousands on drugs, doctors, devices, and mattresses, and still not get relief. now there's aerotrainer by golo, the ergonomically correct exercise breakthrough that cradles your body so you can stretch and strengthen your core, relieve back pain, and tone your entire body. since i've been using the aerotrainer, my back pain is gone. when you're stretching your lower back on there, there is no better feeling. (announcer) do pelvic tilts for perfect abs and to strengthen your back. do planks for maximum core and total body conditioning. (woman) aerotrainer makes me want to work out. look at me, it works 100%. (announcer) thin

i went to freddie gray's neighborhood.ent into the places with the burned out shop owners in "bloomberg wall street week and listened to the concerns of city residents. it was a prelude to what we have seen this past year with violent protests in cities across america, where i don't think they handled it the same the same way, which i think we did very effectively. ♪ ♪ david: shortly after you were elected governor, you found that you had stage iii lymphoma. you had nodules of lymph nodes that were cancerous throughout your body. a, how you find out that you had cancer and did you think you weren't going to survive? gov. hogan: i had just been governor for 150 days. i was on a trade mission to china, korea and japan. i wasn't feeling so good. i was feeling a little rundown. i noticed a little thing popping out of my throat. i went to the doctor and checked it out. it came as a complete surprise. i thought i was working too hard. i didn't think it was anything serious. it was pretty advanced and aggressive cancer, which cam

back to 2014 and i could be on as a kecorrespondent with mass marches and regard to police taking freddie gray's body and taking it like a rag doll in the back of a police van riding around with him unshackled in the van until the rag doll broke and he died and he died alone in the back of a car being brutalized for no reason other than making eye contact with police as he rode his bike and the uprisings that took place after freddie grdie gray brough level of policing that i've never witnessed ever in life. it looked like a war zone. police brought in tanks. they brought in body armor where they almost looked robotic. full greer enormous powerful weaponry and out across baltimore. they were standing menacingly waiting to anyone that looked at them funny. the level of force, the level of indiscremement rudeness, cruelty of those police officers and at curfew time, which would be 9:00 and almost every night during that uprising at some point i would go on with you, rachel, and describe to you what i was seeing and it was terrifying and what terrified me in those moments, i was never terrif

rogers but now we are dealing with freddie coop -- freddie krueger on geritol. >> let's welcome tonight'ssts. you don't want to see his headshot former navy s.e.a.l. rob o'neill. he's an entertaining comic and his laughter is his tonic. writer and comedian joe devito. she's got a neck for talking host that temp and he's not in the nfl but he is our new york giant. my massive sidekick and host of "fox nation" tyrus. >> where have you've been kid? greg: and rob killed bin laden and joe is a comedian. that is a direct line for eternity because i lack the energy. >> it's awesome that you are talking about your skill set. there has to be some sort of-ism in there. greg: it sizes him. >> a but i understand. greg: enough making fun of me. rob, what do you think of biden so far? >> it's been a while. i've been locked in because i have that picture up there. it is odd watching it because remember when president trump was funny the executive order and those are some funny memes. i don't think there's any writing on it. it's almost like you can hear the puppet master behind him. i wish i was joking.

maria: welcome back, the largest are only it in aors of mortgages fannie mae, freddie mac what is the last minute moves allow fannie freddie to retain capital but will fall short of reprivatizing companies paying shareholders who lost everything under ob administration analytics managing partner david great to have you this morning thanks so much for joining us what is your view where fannie and freddie are right now whether or not they will ever go back, to being shaerld shareholder owned public companies as opposed to government sponsored entities. >> thank you maria for having me here today i have to say it is amazing that the trump administration could restructure middle east could not restructure the, a footnote total control power of gses the agreement secretary mnuchin signed left a lot of people unhappy, as you said, also, progressive housing groups unhappy, the three interests aligned until the criticism originates until government is respected as being paid back that balance sheets, fannie freddie note capital for 11 years you won't have access to kind of housing that americ

the last pass to freddie stuart and they trailed 1716 at the break.arry the momentum into the second half. they did just that. harry wells added his name to the scoresheet. their lead was eroded by penalties but refreshed with a try from cameron henderson. bath hit back with a late score, but it wasn't enough and they left welford road with a losing bonus point. england's cricketers have arrived in sri lanka for their two—test tour. a charter flight landed in the south of the island, where all members of the party and their belongings were sprayed with disinfectant, before everyone underwent a rapid covid—19 test. their next stop is a bio—secure bubble, where they'll prepare for the matches, the first test starts on the 14th. england abandoned a tour of sri lanka in march on the second day of a practice match, as the pandemic spread. and england's next opponents are currently touring south africa. sri lanka had a tough start on the opening day of their 2nd test injohannesburg as they were bowled out for just 157, anrich nortje taking six wickets for 5

gst's like fannie mae and freddie mac are still in conservatorship, still perceived as too big to fail. now they hold almost no capital. secretary mnuchin and director calabro you of the f hha took some steps that i thought were steps in the right direction. while i would have preferred going further, at least there is an end to the automatic profit suite, the opportunity to build up capital through retained earnings, there is a capital target now for the gse's, rules that are meant to limit the acquisition of the riskiest loans by the gse's. have you had a chance to look at these reforms? have you determined that you would support leaving them in place? dr. yellen: senator toomey, it is a very important matter. nothing is more important to future of housing in the united states then what we do with fannie and freddie. i need to look carefully at what has been put in place. ultimately, we need to find a solution that has bipartisan support, and to work with congress to craft an approach. sen. toomey: ok. will you commit to developing and releasing reform principles for both on the regu

gray died in police custody and there was outrage and condemnation of what happened to freddie gray there was also riots that destroyed baltimore and president obama in maryland called the national guard to stop it. it is a sea change to what happened six years in your hometown. can you talk about that? >> i'm not a huge president obama fan but were looking at the fact that president obama is going to be a greater president joe biden. it's a guarantee for me. but joe biden has to say something. i'm glad president obama said what he said in 2015 i know there's a lot of businesses that are still being building to the state in 2021. a lot of these cities are taking these hits and it will take a long time for the small business owners to rebuild and this is sometimes for them their entire livelihood on the line. unfortunately, joe biden, kamala harris, it's really hurting the american people, he said he's helping to represent andy wants unity and he wants a nation to heal but is not showing not at all. liz: you made the key point when there is riots in the 60s detroit, those generations

banks, insurance companies, freddie mac, sovereign banks, wherever you look in the world of finance, there are dramatic, dire warnings from sober, serious bean counter people who are not there to be green, they're there to make green. so corporate climate concerns have moved from the communications shop to business operations, to the c-suites. the famous author, marry renault who wrote wonderful historical novels said there's one kind of shock worse than the totally unexpected. the expected for which one has refused to prepare. there has never been a crisis or a catastrophe more warned about by more and more credible sources than the looming climate crisis. and it's going to clobber these businesses. now they just need to align their political efforts with their own stated policies. how hard is that? all of this can break the right way. the dark castle of denial can fall and congress can rise in bipartisan force to stop the harm and cure the damage. but that's not forward aimed. we can still screw this up. no doubt about it. so let's not. let's do our duty. the conditions are at last

freddy barros tiene mÁs informaciÓn de la investigaciÓn.realizÓ el primer fue abandonado en un lugar populoso de guayaquil y quemado. ser recolectar evidencia del delito punto no quiso profundizar cuÁles son las lÍneas de investigaciÓn. >> creemos cuÁles son las acciones que se pueden seguir tomando, desde el punto de vista judicial. hay indicios que se estÁn siguiendo. reportero: el asesinato de efraÍn rual es un presentador querido de la televisiÓn, ocurridos en la maÑana miÉrcoles cuando se dirigÍa a su domicilio despuÉs de haber estado con su novia cuanto segÚn las cÁmaras de vigilancia de puede ver que un automÓvil o sigue. se le produjo heridas graves, segÚn los datos de la autopsia. se espera que en las prÓximas horas se conozcan detalles de las investigaciones con relaciÓn a este crimen, que ha conmocionado a los ecuatorianos. carolina: gracias. borja: mientras avanza la investigaciÓn, ¿quiÉn era efraÍn ruales? ¿cuÁles eran sus publicaciones en la redes? ¿cÓmo lo recuerdan sus seres queridos? reportera: el asesinato del popular pres

cities like baltimore, 2015 friend freddie -- when freddie gray died, the mayor was black, the policeemocrats, majority black, the state attorney, black, three of the six officers, black, the judge before whom two of the officers were tried, black, the u.s. tone general, black, the president at the time, black. if systemic racism is a problem, then a lot of these leaders have been convening it. as i've told you many times, 70% of black kids are brought into the world without a dad in the home, and obama once said a kid without a father is five times more likely to be poor, nine times more likely to drop out of school and twenty times more likely to end up in jail. the conversation we ought to be having and the obama administration did not have it, the biden administration certainly will not have it, is 70% of black kids born out of wedlock. i argue we've incentivized women to marry the government and incentivized men to abandon their financial and moral responsibilities, and we're not having that conversation, lou. lou: we're not having that conversation, and i'm not certain that anyo

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there was outrage and condemnation about what happened in freddie gray.ut there were also riots it destroyed baltimore . and president obama and it maryland call in the national guard to stop it. so is it changed from an f in six years ago in your hometown . can you talk about that . kim: i'm not a huge obama fan but if and firstly for looking and the fact that obama will be a better president than president joe biden. i can see that now. it's guaranteed for me. joe biden has to say something. by the president obama said we did in 2015 as you know there are a lot of rebuilding the businesses in 2021. so a lot of the cities are taking the kids and this is going to take a long time for these small business owners to rebuild. this is sometimes for them, it's their entire livelihood on the line . so unfortunately, joe biden and kamala harris nothing anything about it is really hardening the market people. he's hoping to represent he said he wants unity in the nation to heal. but he is not showing that. elizabeth: and can you, you make the key point card becau

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his name was freddie gray. there were a lot of riots in baltimore.ou being the governor, did you say to the mayor "fix this problem," or did you get involved? david: it was -- gov. hogan: it was 90 days after i was sworn in then the worst violence in 97 years broke out in the city of baltimore. the city was in flames. the mayor was not responding. business owners, city residents were scared, the city police force was overwhelmed. i immediately declared a state of emergency, i called up the national guard and we sent in 1000 extra police officers and 4000 members of the national guard. we brought peace and calm to the city. we allowed peaceful protesters to continue safely for a solid week, but no more violence took place. i walks the seat -- the streets of baltimore for a solid week. i went into -- went to listen to the concerns of city residents. it was a prelude to what we have seen this past year with violent protests in cities across america. they didn't handle it the same way, which we did very effectively. ♪ ♪ david: shortly after you worry ele

cause it's basically like saying to the residents of elm street, "you're going to miss freddy krueger going to dream about now? i don't know, anything else! [ laughter ] literally, my imagination can run the gamut of human experience no, i'm not going to miss freddy, you [ bleep ] ass [ bleep ]! >> seth: we'll be right back with more from john oliver ♪ ♪ it's time for clearance savings at target. save on clothing and shoes... beauty... toys, seasonal décor and more. in-store or at target.com. save more on clearance. at target. to fight wrinkles? it's what i use! neutrogena®. the #1 retinol brand used most by dermatologists. rapid wrinkle repair® visibly smooths fine lines in 1 week. deep wrinkles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles... and other wrinkle creams goodbye! rapid wrinkle repair®. pair with our most concentrated retinol ever for 2x the power. neutrogena®. whoa! someone, please help! of course... you're tenacious, i'll give you that. it's okay, i'm okay... where are you? coming! let's do this! yeaahh, it's on!! woooo! whoa! rated rp-t. ♪let's go!♪ ♪ ♪ smooth driving pays off. ♪ wi

mortgage company freddie mac is reporting the average fixed rate for a 30 year.s now 2.65% that's down a point from a year ago, and it's a new record low, freddie mac's chief economist, says the rates will likely rise modestly this year. however a lack of available homes may leave many potential homeowners empty handed. now. while there is good news for mortgage rates, there is bad news for the labor market. the latest jobs report shows that employers cut 140,000 jobs last month. it's the first monthly loss since the pandemic started back in early spring for more on the new report, let's bring in georgia chedi wealth advisor there. morgan, stanley and george. always a pleasure to see you. the numbers, boy, they were worse than we expected. exactly we had projected a morgan stanley about a plus 50,000, which is still not great because our economy needs on a monthly basis about 150,000 new jobs a month just to break even, but. covid-19 and the recession that we've had. you know, all bets are off. things have changed, so we saw a negative job growth of 140,000, whic

bahía acumulados de hasta cinco pulgadas ocasionaron significativos a deslaves >> habían macetas en freddyivos >> de estos 27,000 fueron residentes de la bahía incluyendo a habitantes que dijeron que alrededor de las 6:00 de la mañana se quedaron a oscuras. en este mismo sector inundaciones grandísima de la noche del martes sobre la autopista dos 80 a la altura de windchester, cerca de esta zona en santa se sobre la interestatal 680 se reportaron tres pues que se registró un asiento vehicular involucrando un camión de carga mientras tanto. las montañas de santa cruz agitaron más de cuatro pulgadas de lluvia y acumulados de nieve de las altas elevaciones, pero no generó los deslaves que se pronosticaban >> en la sierra nevada 24 . y recayeron sobre las montañas. >> esperamos poder restaurar el servicio eléctrico hoy, quizás haya clientes que duren. >> un poco más el servicio nacional de metrología pronostica lluvias esta noche hace la madrugada. >> cabe destacar que el aviso de inundaciones repentinas fue extendido hasta las siete con 15 esta noche así que quedan aproximadamente una hora pa

de sus padres, tenemos su historia estoy aca en el hospital de f r florida, extraÑo a mis papas e freddyormacion en pantalla) tiene fibrosis pulmonar, y la a madre no queria el tratamiento . >> no podia confiar en los me medicos al decir que no habia e peligros (nombre en ingles() nno ha contestado el pedido de formaciÓn, pero en diciembre silvia y enrique recibieron una orden del departamento de salud y servicios humanos explicando que perdieron la custodia de su hijo al ponerlo en riesgo y p r patrick quedarÍa al cuidado del hospital, un experto legal eexplica lo siguienxplica lo sie >> cuando los padres se negaron el departamento de servicios sociales pudieron quitarle al hijo. >> viajaron a miami para llev l llevarlo a peru . >> segun el testimonio de la d madre, en el aeropuerto inter internacional miade miami fuer e fuerondeportadosfuerond deportados. >> mi hijo desesperado, gritab., >> por 18 aÑos vivieron de ma manera ilegal en el pais y fu o fueron deportados el 25 de d diciembre. >> i(informacion en pantalla) patrick dice estar en un hospital n(nombre en ingles() en florida, pe

overseas freddie mac replacing conservatorships to prevent housing market collapse.the shareholders argued the agency's policy violates the separation of powers. the supreme court has until june 2, 0212 issue a ruling. >> the honorable chief justice and associate justice of the united

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that freddie you. hear. this all the land all together was 2 and a half $1000000.00 so you know you can't go wrong owning land take care of it so that's the biggest thing but the last erica doesn't really see the point of this huge investment despite being multi-millionaires they still try to remember the value of money you've got to always be aware of what you're spending because it goes quick while big or small your budget is you got a budget and their monthly budget is about $25.00 grand a month so who's the big spender. he buys big things cars trucks so my little $20.00 purchases versus his. $30000.00 car america is more cautious but the couple could easily move like royalty the interest alone generated from their fortune turns them $500000.00 a year oh boy it is toys david could chill out at home all day but this isn't that kind of family. for us at our age for being young and retired. and you still have to do something you can't just i'm tired cetera will. thank you with everything. david enjoys his ne

and then i think my uncle freddie looked down and said looked in the stroller which was empty . and she said where is kamala? and apparently left me a lot off, i have fallen ofthe stroller . there you go. then my mother told a funny story about how one day i was fussing and so on fussing is muscular when she would tell the story but she would look down at me and kamala, what do you want and i look back up and i would say freedom. >> i'm glad you told that story on your own because i wanted to hear you say freedom . i've wanted to talk about your father, economics professor in stanford. amy and have you my and you love going to the park. and your mom correct me if i'm wrong would put limits on you and say how far you can go and your dad would say to you ron. ron kamala, run. >> he would say do not be afraid. let her go. let her run. you run as fast as you can. you run as far as you want. i believe that his whole purpose was to not be afraid and be fearless and run. do not be afraid of falling. do not let anybody stop you. >> there is a question here from the audience that i want

that freddie you. hear. this all the land all together was 2 and a half $1000000.00 so you know you can't go wrong only when you take care of it. that's the biggest thing but the last erica doesn't really see the point of this huge investment despite being multi-millionaires they still try to remember the value of money you've got to always be aware of what you're spending because it goes quick while big or small your budget is you got a budget and their monthly budget it's about $25.00 grand a month so who's the big spender. he buys big things cars trucks so my little $20.00 purchases versus his. $30000.00 car america is more cautious but the couple could easily move like royalty the interest alone generated from their fortune earns them $500000.00 a year oh boy it is toys david could chill out at home all day but this isn't that kind of family. for us at our age being young and retired. and you still have to do something you can't just i'm retired cetera all. right with everything that. david enjoys his ne

robin williams committed suicide and philip seymour hoffman owed deed 2015 riots in baltimore after freddy grade dies in police custody and the supreme court says same sex couples have a constitutional right to marry 2016 and a shooter kills 49 in an orlando gay nightclub donald trump is elected president 27000 hurricane harvey whacks houston the costliest in u.s. history and several 1000 die in irma and maria others jerry lewis hugh heffner chuck berry fats domino j. geils tom petty don rickles roger moore and mary tyler moore who really could turn the world on with her smile 2018 bill cosby goes to prison george h.w. bush john mccain and penny marshall go to heaven and whitey bulger goes to hell. 2019 seems like forever go but it wasn't unavenged full mass shootings continued the president was impeached the weather got even wackier but we were still going to baseball and football and basketball and hockey games and movies and graduations and weddings and funerals can 2021 possibly top 2020. stay tone. and question more. this post is nothing like football. that's not a money spinner but i