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are the republicans going to gion" infound "reli terms of the debt and deficit? will they have the ability to do what they need to do to keep the economy going? i feel like you have to bet against that at the moment. jonathan: let's talk about the markets. high yield. an area of fixed income that you are constructive on. yield near lows that we have seen in a long time, if ever, or you could look at the spread and say we have 100 basis points still to go for the year. what is the best way to invest right now? gershon: the positive way to look at it, you can compare it to what happen when europe got to these levels. we still had a long way to go in terms of price appreciation because spreads were tighter, and underlying yields cap going lower. that is unlikely to happen in the u.s. the fed has been clear they will not go negative interest rates. you have a huge money market market here. the fed will do more qe, yield curve control, forward guidance before they go negative rates. it is not likely that you'll get the same outcome over here. yield does become more im

inmn: y mentioned people iraq and elsewhere across the region, at least in parts of the gion, heavedrelief with vines victory, but as you said, there are concerns in iraq out what this might mean. i just want to mention that ofording to a 2017 analysis the last year of obama's presidency of 2016, this council on foreign relations report found that in his last year in office, the u.s. dropped an day -- of 72 bombs every the equivalent of three bombs in over --6,000 bombs in over 26,000 bombs in total were somalia,n iraq, syria, and pakistan. obviously, their concerns about what biden's military and foign poli strategy will be in the middle east. so could you say a little more about that? and then what will happen to trump's erstwhile allies, particular, saudi arabia, under a biden administration? >> very good point because we have to remember that one of the most atrocious -- the middle east, one of the most unjustified, illegal wars taking place is the war in yemen. that started under the obama administration, not under the trumpet administration. it is a very good point because alth

ethiopia's prime minister and military have warned leaders of a separatist movement in the nortrn tigray gion to surrendewithin 72 hours, telling civilians in tigray's capital to "free themselves" or face "no mercy." human rights watch said the threat constitutes a war crime under international law. it's been nearly three weeks since ethiopia's nobel peace prize-winning pre minister abiy ahmed launched attacks on the tigray people's liberation front, killing huneds and forcing some 40,000 fugees t flee into sun. israeli media reporting benjamin netanyahu secretly flew to saudi arabia sunday evening for a meeting with crown prince mohammed bin salman. it would be the first known face-to-face meeting between top officials of the top officials. netanyahu's reported trip coincided with talks between prince bah humbug bin salmon and u.s. secretary of state pompeo. this follows recent u.s. broker deals to normalize relations between israel and the united arab emirates in bahrain over the protest of palestinians who say normalization should only follow the establishment of a palestinian state. in br

there are a lot of diffent ways to contain troublesome gions that could potentially pose transnational terrorist threats. we have an enormous experience with doi just that, libya, yemen, somali or several different countries in west africament the disruptions there, the instability ap presence of violence groups in some cas with transnational ambitions shows us whave to work hard withocal partners in a variety of different ways to contain that threat. it doesn't require thousands of u.s. troops. my hope todays to give us guidance how best to contain the thrts coming out of afghanistan and south asia more broadly while minimizing the risk, cost expense a crucially minimizing that disruptive effect that the presence of u.s. troops on foreign sl has, that the propaganda, that it hands to our enemies, to argue about what the u.s. is doing that requires this ideolog extremism. how do we balance that? this is timely because the president just made his announcement he's drawing dow to 2500 troops in afghanistan. it's absolutely crucial tt we work with our partners on whatever our plans are, b