that would be worse than moving the goalpost. already, we have lost that. >> laura: the republicans did get both judge and patrick smythe, they did interview them and they did sign declarations signed under penalty of perjury. democrats could have taken part in the questioning. they decided not to. going back to what david katz said, you have to be more accommodating to the accuser. the president was right, let her speak. to say that the senate wasn't accommodating, they could have interviewed her at home in california. they said they would. grassley said he would do it behind closed doors, in public, could be questioned by an outside counsel, which i thought, because it is all these white men up there. it would have been better to have an outside counsel, specially a woman, ask the question. now, they don't want that. it seems like they have been quite accommodating, except, we are not going to do it whenever you want to do it, because you don't get to determine the terms. i want to you listen to part of the letter that was rele

nevertheless, the goalpost keeps moving.t is a smart lawyer i think representing this accuser because she's pushing it to the last minute to get her client as much time, leeway, as she can. at what point does the committee's patience run thin here. >> i think they are just about there. she has to either put up or shut up. how much preparation time does she need to tell the truth? that's the question. i mean, she's been dealing with lawyers for weeks, if not months now. it's time for her to face the music. she's made a very serious accusation and it's now -- now the moment of truth comes. she has to face questioning and be asked the tough questions and she can't escape it. if she refuses to testify, then the bottom line is that he is going to be confirmed and this thing is over. but there's a legal expression for what her lawyer is doing and that's jerking around. every time they reach a point where there is an agreement, all of the sudden, as you say, the goalpost moves. that's just inappropriate. >> laura: david, i know the

but for some of our colleagues they try to move the goalpost. that judge cavanagh has that burden and let me say that again. the junior senator from delaware says bears the burden to disprove these allegations. guilty until proven innocent? in our country? similarly the junior senator from hawaii has implied judge cavanagh does not deserve a presumption of innocence. that they do not deserve a presumption of innocence. because she does not agree with his judicial philosophy. yesterday leader said in a criminal court room that there was no presumption of innocence when you have a nominee before you that democrats have not always taken a position. and back from 1991 son of the judiciary committee had this to say. but here is what he said presumption is with you. with me and in my opinion it should be you so joe biden during the clarence thomas proceedings. but my colleagues would do well with this common sense principle. every american understands the presumption of innocence for those that work so hard to clean up thiss, mess and put together a f

but for some of our colleagues they are trying to move the goalposts. the junior senator from delaware asserted recently on television that it is judge kavanaugh who bears the burden of disproving these allegations. let me say that again. junior senator from delaware said judge kavanaugh bears the burden of disproving these allegations. guilty until proven innocent in our country? similarly, the junior senator from hawaii has implied that judge kavanaugh does not deserve a presumption of innocence. the junior senator from hawaii has said that judge kavanaugh does not deserve a presumption of innocence because she does not agree with his judicial philosophy. just yesterday the democratic leader said that because we are not in a criminal court room, because we are not in a criminal courtroom there is no presumption of innocence or guilt here when you have nominee before you. in america somebody is saying that? well, won't surprise you to know, mr. president, democrats have always taken that position. back in 1991 when our friend senator joe biden was chai

why does this attorney keep moving the goalpost for an interview? on monday, she said professor ford will be willing to testify and do it publicly and under oath. then, demands they start to change throughout the week making it almost impossible for professor ford's allegation to be heard. she does deserve to be heard. tonight, things have even gotten worse. senator feinstein, who has been delaying and obstructing, why hasn't senator feinstein turned over the full letter to republican senators on the judiciary committee, like grassley? feinstein knew about this allegation back from july. it is september. senator feinstein never bothered to raise any of these allegations with judge kavanaugh privately or in public hearings. there were numerous opportunities for her to do so. the democrats have turned this into a political circus. we saw it at the hearings. they have rushed to convict judge kavanaugh without even a hearing, not hearing either side of their story. dianne feinstein took it to the next level tonight after all the accommodations offered b

why does this attorney keep moving the goalpost for an interview? on monday, she said professor ford will be willing to testify and do it publicly and under oath. then, demands they start to change throughout the week making it almost impossible for professor ford's allegation to be heard. she does deserve to be heard. tonight, things have even gotten worse. senator feinstein, who has been delaying and obstructing, why hasn't senator feinstein turned over the full letter to republican senators on the judiciary committee, like grassley? feinstein knew about this allegation back from july. it is september. senator feinstein never bothered to raise any of these allegations with judge kavanaugh privately or in public hearings. there were numerous opportunities for her to do so. the democrats have turned this into a political circus. we saw it at the hearings. they have rushed to convict judge kavanaugh without even a hearing, not hearing either side of their story. dianne feinstein took it to the next level tonight after all the accommodations offered b

but she keeps moving the goalposts and all i can say is i hope she comes monday. i think it will be a huge mistake if she doesn't. i'm asking her if she's listening to attend. assure her she will be treated fairly, but if she doesn't want to attend, that's up to her. we will even do it privately if she wants. >> martha: we know senator grassley has offered for staffers to go california to take a statement from her. lots of different options. thank you very much. we will be watching with great interest as we head towards monday. joining me now, carrie severino, chief counsel and policy director, a group that has poured millions of dollars into supporting judge kavanaugh and richard fowler, syndicated radio host and fox news contributor, welcome to both of you. good to have you here. richard, you said earlier today, this is why the g.o.p. has problems with white suburban women. what did you mean by that? >> this is what i mean. what you saw take place in the end of your head if you are the segment started with the republicans not getting -- when it comes to these ca

but the thing is the democrats they keep moving the goalposts -- >> no one is moving the goalposts, amying to -- >> let me finish. when she wasn't going to testify they were calling them sex exist silencing. >> they are. >> then when they said come forward and testify then it's bullying her. they can't win no matter what. you have already prosecuted him in public perception. i mean, no matter what is done now he will never have justice. there is something called due process in this country -- >> amy, there is no due process when it is not a criminal proceeding. oh, my goodness. i would love if folks like yourself, amy, believed that that applied aever cavanaugh. why would she put herself through this kind of tumult --? actually are putting her through it. >> this shouldn't be a partisan issue. >> you're exactly right. >> i hope and pray that you never have to experience something like dr. ford or something like myself has experienced. i hope you would find the compassion and the grace and the mercy -- >> you have no idea what i've been through in my life. >> girl, i just said i hope. i

scoots in by the right goalpost. raiders drop 20-19 and they are 0-2.h a chance to pull within a half game of the yankees. a win over the rays would do it. bottom first. scoreless. two run homer to left. they go up 2-0. the 9th, rays up 5-0. davis gets 4 back right here with his 43 home run. a grand slam. it is not enough. the rays win 5-4 and take 2-3 from the a's. giants, yeah, the force not with them today on star wars day. second inning against the rockies. bases loaded, scores two runs. giants drop a 3-2 decision to the rockies. ray won the indy race. >> thank you very much. >>> the 10 mmm news is -- 10:00 p.m. news is tonight. have a great one. hey. hi, how was the screening? oh, sheldon invoked rosa parks to make somebody who cut the line feel bad, but only the white people felt bad. ugh, i should've never bought him that coloring book that explains black history month. how'd it go with my mother? uh, you know, it started a little rocky, but i think we got to a good place. wow. well done. (chuckles) yeah, and when i dropped her off at the hotel,

financial expert charlie boyle says the goalposts change when it comes to countries in the financial services in europe but considering the eighty year it's . a lot especially early in our financial services sector one rule one another rule for another and if you look at the great crisis where the greek bailout was really their instrument banks total hypocrisy by the way services countries which were all were against three countries that go into debt sort of go into debt and the primary reason they include debt was because of the banking sector in the first place so there's a real problem when it's not the source of little or against the financial services sector and unless that happens the problems that we continue to face i'm not going to be a resort. tech giant tesla lost one of the half billion dollars overnight after found musk was accused of fraud by the u.s. securities and exchange commission a recent report said that musk was offered a deal to settle out of court but the client at the last minute tesla's board of directors also supported that decision saying they're fully con

from various countries are against it they accused of moving the goalposts by easing some of the conditions placed on russian r.t. sport correspondent. picks up the story. for the last three years russian sport has been firmly sidelined as accusations mounted over state sponsored doping. the media has been and meltdown the b.b.c. sports editor dan ronan tweeted out what he claimed was a letter from waters compliance review committee saying reciters prolonged suspension was already a done deal let's take a look at the whole picture just hours after rome's report what are published an official statement rubbishing these notions the world anti-doping agency this independent compliance review committee to deliberate a recommendation for the reins teeth ment of the russian antidoping agency what are also admitted it does not reveal information like that too often but it did so this time to put any speculation to bed it also openly said that the thirty one conditions it had put forward to restart it two years ago for reinstatement have been met conditions which included allowing u.k. anti-doping

. >> you keep moving the goalposts and have a whole different set of rules. >> reporter: ...not from icy exchanges between actress- turned-gubernatorial candidate cynthia nixon and new york governor andrew cuomo, but from n'e actual temperature. cynthia nixon's team says office temperatures are notoriously sexist. they requested this debate hall be warmed to 76 degrees, but it's only 69 in here-- and i have got the goosebumps to prove it. >> why is it that time again, women have to be the ones who are freezing cold at work? >> reporter: nixon senior advisor rebecca katz says governor cuomo is known for preferring brisk temperatures, and nixon's office, unsuccessfully, tried to raise the temp. nixon's request heated social media wednesday night, with women and men sharing their often polar-opposite office temperature preferences. >> i rt the ld public relns yo thermostat. >> you have summer on one side, and winter on the other side. >> reporter: while some men use desk fans and sported short sleeves, we found some women unndled up and using space heaters. >> women should know that the

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do anything serious to cope with i mean the european commission has just mocked eighteen million goalposts. in support over a unicorn and this is a new we are mending like you need to meet here now in a lot of small private enterprises huge amount of money right. so i don't expect it to be to be a significance all of the nordstrom to our kind of little disagree i think it will always be under threat because you need one of the european companies has already said it would pull out of the project if the united states indeed impose sanctions on any european companies participate in it in general i think if you take a broader look at all basically liberalism is that a goal would be in the european union that i do or would you can make alliances with extremist nationalists they made an alliance with the nationalists in ukraine they met in the lines with the nationalists in point no they're coordinating with them when the nationalism is directed outwards not and i think is largely. yes they're making alliances with nationalists who acted against russia against china against big countries which a

process here i mean what i see in reflecting upon what jason said is that the left keeps moving the goalposthere i mean i don't think they want any justice here they want power that's what they want bryant what the war power and that said they also want to thwart the will of the people the people that elected prop elections have consequences president obama told us that many times in europe the consequence is the left can't deal with the consequences no certainly hasn't been very good at dealing with accountability i don't think we should believe the women in this case in capitals operation we have a couple of women who says thirty some odd years ago while in high school teenage boys were acting like teenage boys and girls girls but we have dozens of women for the last three decades of known judge brett kavanaugh who said if i. man it's a good man and i've always been treated well by him and then we have additional women who are in that number who say that he committed some sort of sexual act he was never there or they never saw that behavior during that time so which women do we believe do

investigation that's superficial so i think this is part of the democrat narrative of moving the goalpost and complaining one more time about process even though they were the ones who sat on dr. ford's letter for over a month. >> democrats aren't necessarily the ones complaining, though, this is information that we're learning as journalists. i'm not saying it because democrats say this is what is happening, this is what we are learning about the investigative proces process, bakari, democrats wanted the investigation, that is true, now they have it. are you satisfied? >> i'm not sure we'll be satisfied until the truth rains down from above. we have to go through the process. it has to be a full and complete investigation. i love hear you talk about process. dare i utter the name merrick garland. we know that the process has already been abused when merrick garland doesn't even get a hearing. but i digress. if judge kavanaugh is innocent, let it happen, so be it. if there's any impropriety there we need to know. that but i have faith and confidence in the fbi and this is going to sound w

a new lawsuit might be moving the goalposts. good morning, and thanks for joining us. i )m kris sanchez -- in laura garcia. and i )m marcus washington. the raiders moving saga is engulfing the city of oakland. nbc bay area )s pete suratos joins us live from the oakland coliseum.with reaction from fans to this news. pete? the san francisco colin kaepernick has just revealed his new nike ad. the former 49er posted it to his instagram account just a few minutes ago. and we )re learning that nike is not standing down on it )s new ads with colin kaepernick. reports say the company is going to air it )s new "just do it" ad featuring the former 49er during tomorrow )s nfl season opener. the ad is creating a lot of controversy -- with the hashtag boycott nike trending and many people burning their nike gear. and you can watch the first game of the season right here on nbc bay area. the defending champion eagles play the falcons. after the game - raj and jessica will bring you the day )s news. day two of confirmation hearings for supreme court justice nominee brett kavanaugh. a

the democrats continue to move the goalpost here. two things jump out to me. would you demand that brett kavanaugh will go first? brett kavanaugh defending himself and needs to counter these allegations. how do you counter these allegations if he doesn't know what the allegations are. prior demands for the fbi investigations -- i did backgrounds, they did not do criminal backgrounds. they do criminal history backgrounds. this is not a criminal investigation. setting up a bunch of obstacles. they know republicans cannot possibly meet. >> sean: unbelievable. look, if we are going to the lif demands -- been changing. at first the attorney who is very political, didn't believe paula jones, didn't -- also defended al franken. donated tens and thousands of dollars to democrats, that's fine, ari, which is fine, but she's not consistent on the issue. near is kirsten gillibrand, kamala harris, all the people who supported bill clinton all these years. juanita broderick profoundly tweeted out this week, where is my fbi investigation? >> this shows the undying hypocrisy

started with her wanting to be heard, he's trying to hear from her and democrats are moving the goalposts. he says of democrats want a thorough investigation why does senator feinstein not turn over the letter she received to the fbi in july. something the president harridan as he referred to brett kavanaugh 3 times as justice cavanagh. >> justice cavanagh has been treated very tough. it is a very unfair thing what is going on. if she shows up that would be wonderful. if she doesn't show up, that would be unfortunate. >> feinstein fired back donald trump and doctor ford did not want her story of sexual assault to be public, she requested confidentiality and i honored that. it wasn't until the media out at her she decided to come forward, you may not respect women in the wishes of victims but i do. grassley sentence of letter that staff repeatedly asked for that original letter doctor ford sent and feinstein will not turn it over suggesting they are keeping it secret even though doctor ford went public with the story. all these contradictions the top republicans to say privately they are f

housing authority had to go through a lot of goalposts passing through in order to get it here.did it. now it's here or it can be here. public financing and private financing, it had to be launched. they had to be brought together. so london breed, when mayor ed lee announced the reimagining of public housing, got right on board. and she put her effort in and it was a positive effort to get this to happen here. and nancy pelosi, using her political influence -- which is formidable -- her political power and her savvy, made sure that it was launched and launched as a class act. when the building was scheduled to be renovated, tndc sent their promising manager, tom lauderbach and the architect chris duncan, to talk to the tenants. their question to us, what do you want? not once, not twice, four times. at least four times. we spoke. they'd come back and say well, we can do this. but we can't do that because of code. let's figure out something else. first time anybody asked us what the hell we wanted. [applause] and good for them. [applause] one of the things we advocated for was a

still that's about three rate hikes if the idea is that the fed wants to get to neutral, then the goalpostrate hikes i'm not suggesting the fed will go three more than the market is pricing n but the market was pricing in three more hikes over the next two years i think that's too low maybe we'll see something closer to the fed's dot plot. so the fed is an important mover. the fed is moving the dollar higher it's moving financial conditions tighter and the rest of the world is still easing or not yet ready to start tightening. i think for the markets they need tosee that light at the end of the tunnel between the fed, the ecb and other central banks. so far that light is getting dimmer instead of brighter so we need to get past that. until we do, i think the differential in performance and in earnings growth between the u.s. and the rest of the world will probably persist for a while longer >> you mentioned the u.s. dollar and the divergence between certain markets here the fed is a large part of that. we talked about the emerging market so much it's tied to the economy there and the u.s.

i don't see him racing to achieve a goalpost goal of filing something by september 7th. you probably will see another indictment, though, for example, roger stone. he's eminently going to be indicted and so i think you're going to see a little bit of activity, but may not be on a huge level. but robert mueller is very respectful of traditions and principles. so if you don't see activity in the 60 days before the midterms, that does not mean that there's nothing there, because that's exactly what trump and his surrogates wants you to believe. >> erin, that's the point, whether there is any revelations or not, there's probably going to be more proceedings and indictments. but this will be the consistent tral theme in of the most midterm elections. you saw andrew gillum, a progressive african-american candidate win the florida primary against traditional candidates. so there seems to be a rise among those that are progressive. but what will that mean in the general? will we now see in florida, in georgia, in states all over the country it is who could get the right-wing cro

war, if you will, because the goalposts have moved and i don't think her lawyer, dr. ford's loish lawyers, said she's willing to testify, wait a second, she's not willing to testify, wait a second, maybe she will but we need all these things. because of the constantly changing story, i think republicans had the benefit of the doubt until this morning when the president tweeted and sort of threw a wrench into the whole thing by tweeting this very contentious, hostile and strange tweet about whether or not she and her parents went to the fbi, when we know in fact, in "the washington post" she did not want her parents to know she was even at a party drinking alcohol. i think the tweet by president trump could actually change things. neil: lot of republicans were saying that, they wish he hadn't done that. i will take this to the next extreme, if you can help me tying all this together. let's say it falls apart. say she ultimately does get a chance to testify, like anita hill she makes a credible appearance, we can argue or not over whether the remarks are accurate or whe

you keep seeing rudy giuliani shifting the goalposts. and it seems as if it's hard to figure out what his broad strategy is, if there is any, but what is interesting right now when we look at the time period we just entered, it says arbitrary 60-day window ahead of the mid terms. sop kind of seeing how rudy giuliani moves forward and sort of what, if he continues to sort of wave to this pr campaign, but i think one of the interesting things is they are really trying to present a narrative that they are trying to cooperate with the special counsel. they are trying to be open to different options when it comes to the interview. but i think when you talk to any legal expert, they will say the worst thing donald trump could do is sit down with the special counsel. you know, they really see it as just a situation where he would not be very successful at all. and i think -- recently i was speaking with a number of folks who worked with mueller over the years who really said that they believe he's not really banking on the interview with the pr

the problem is they keep moving the goalpost. that is one of the biggest issues.s of last night, i don't know as far as today has gone but as of last night, chairman grassley was saying they couldn't even get a response from her attorney but the attorney was issuing statements to the media. so right there is a problem. and the democrats are refusing to get on these conference calls and refusing to partake in the investigative part of it. so, you know, it is a big problem because it does appear that this is a delay tactic for political reasons. and the american people are tired of these games from both sides. so let's hear from her. let's hear from kavanaugh. cheryl: right. >> hold a vote on it. cheryl: scott, i'm out of time i do want to give you the last word. >> gop drives this narrative. the criticism of the senate process isn't so much the democrats trying to delay. that the republicans are trying to rush. no matter what happens in the midterms, the republicans are going to be controlling at least first part of january. so there is no real rush. they held merr

they keep moving the goalpost. every time they ask for something they then want something else.rish: do you think there is a chance that you know, maybe, i'm just saying, she has political leanings that are clearly to the left. >> gave $10 to the dnc this is not a liberal activist. trish: she is professor, we've done enough stories on academia to figure out those guys and gals. is it possible she might see it as civic duty, she is somehow saving her gender, saving women, saving the country and saving the democratic party by preventing this nomination? does she want to prevent the nomination? is that her goal, jessica? >> oh i certainly think she doesn't want brett kavanaugh to serve on the supreme court. trish: why didn't she come forward and say this as soon as he was nominated? just seems very -- >> the letter went to dianne feinstein in july. she previously reached out to the local representative, kick i had up to dianne feinstein. her letter to senator diane feinstein says keep it confidential. no one on this panel as far as i know has not been sexually assaulted in their li

you know, it's this moving goalpost. true and then that's only one accusation, now two or three, there's somebody who can be a great supreme court justice who's a serious conservative who doesn't have any speculation in the background that's what i think ultimately -- that's what i think the republicans should do. >> but then they'd have to wait until after the midterms and that's the sticking point. leigh anne, thank you for joining us. ahead, a potential blue wave come november. potential blue we come november. >>> welcome back. tonight meet the midterms with six weeks to go. our new poll shows democrats have the advantage heading into the midterms. registered voters prefer a democratic controlled congress by a whopping 12 points. 52-40. the largest margin our poll has found during the trump presidency. last month it was eight points. 50 for democrats and 42 for republicans. a month before that it was six points but our poll had good news for republican as well. 61% of registered republicans said they're very intereste

moving the ball goalpost so fat it does not resemble due proces process. >> laura: can we play barbara boxer, do we have that? one second, we are going to play it. i think that if they do that, they will allow him to rebut. they will allow kavanaugh to rebut, he will be a great rebuttal witness. it is risky, i think it is whiskey. this is what barbara boxer said, i saved it for you. >> there is a hostility towards women when you have lindsey graham saying that dr. ford was involved in a drive-by shooting when she is speaking from her heart, through her post-traumatic stress to talk about that incident. that she can't get out of her mind. when an dean heller says it is a hick up, when we have a supreme court nominee on the line, someone accused him of having tried to raper her, where are the republicans? >> laura: a hostile work environment for the accuser to testify, meaning, bring in outside counsel. then you do not have to look at these horrible republicans out there, and you can have, probably a woman, ask the questions. it seems like they keep shifting the argument. bad male, white

. >> i think they can't move the goalpost. do you?i think they have. >> they'll try. >> it depends on what comes out. >> yeah, exactly. >> can only imagine how the chief justice, john roberts, is looking at this battle about a potential new supreme court justice. >> wolf, keep in mind. the supreme court starts again on monday. and they start again now with just these eight justices. and we're at a rare time, because we have four liberals put by a democratic president and four conservatives by a republican. that doesn't happen. so more than ever, we look at the possibility of these 4-4 splits. the 4-4 splits means basically the supreme court is blocked from setting big precedent. and they have to move very gingerly. and it was chief justice john roberts and ruth bader ginsburg and steve breyer. they hate the prospect of where we are with confirmation hearings now, because they say it makes the supreme court look political. and that's a critical problem for them going forward. >> he made it himself -- judge kavanaugh, look extremely pol

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. >> rudy giuliani moved the goalpost repeatedly, saying what the conditions are.and more, i'm of the view that there needs to be a subpoena that would have to be enforced. >> katie in. >> -- katie? >> it is exactly correct to say bob mueller is not going to go out without a fight. the subpoena question is very live. >> be clear on this. frank, too. i think what you're saying is not a fight against the president, but a fight to do the investigation in as thorough a way as he can. >> exactly. to comply with the rule of law, which is what he's known for. i think rudy giuliani's concerns about the president answering questions and doing an in-person interview on the question of obstruction, it-- perfectly with what we've seen in the woodword book and this anonymous op-ed. this president has a hard time telling the truth. john dowd in woodward's book is quoted as saying, it is saying no or it'll be an orange jumpsuit. the sentiment is that the president has a hard time telling the truth, and it is very, very worrisome if you're having an interview with bob mueller. >>

there a lot of conservatives saying what they are doing is shifting the goalpost and saying it's complicatedor didn't say but the bottom line is she did not use her heritage to get a better job at harvard, so case closed. critics of warren are saying not so fast. she knows this could be damaging to her reelection this year number two as any presidential run down the load. she decided to cooperate with "the boston globe" investigation. they spoke to 31 of the 52 law professors still living at orford law school in the '90s. all but 30 ones of the claims about her ethnicity were not discussed in the hiring process. the other one person said even if it came up it did not impact his vote on her appointment. the globe noted there is confusion because prior to all that she listed herself as a quote on quote minority before the university of pennsylvania offered her a job even though the law school's dean wrote in a 1987 document she was the best candidate despite being quote unquote white. and then three years after taking the job she asked the university to change her listed ethnicity to native am

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yet, have an fbi investigation, the president is frustrated by the moving of the goalposts and caught situation. he is an outstanding person and to see what is going on is very sad. you say why didn't somebody call the fbi 36 years ago? you can also say when did this happen? what is going on? take a man like this, with that being said, let her have her say and see how it works out but i don't think you can delay it any longer. they delayed it a week already. >> you have been accommodating. >> i've been accommodating, let her say what she has to say and let's see how it comes out but they delayed it a week and they have to get on with it. ed: rachel maddow saying he should be charged criminally when we don't know the facts of the case. >> i will say this, those who made the argument there is still a criminal case to be pursued and investigated. there is no way on god's green earth that there are any criminal charges to be leveled against brett kavanaugh who is over 30 years ago, the statute of limitations particularly when it came to juveniles would make any criminal prosecution imposs

i need to move the goalposts and say forget about the next three or four months.sting, what is and wet 12 or 18 months call for it to be something in 1% roughly for the next 12 to 18 months. alix: how do you factor that in when you look at margins and cap x running. how do you factor that in? jonathan: you have to split the story into how much is going to come from profits and how much is going to come from multiples going up. this year, we had 21% move up in earnings and stock multiples sank by 1.5 multiples. our stocks became a clip -- incredibly cheap. earnings next year are going to be seven and a half to eight which is not a crazy number in the economy we are seeing. david: talking about two different worlds with the u.s. on a tear and much of the world being left behind. does that become unstable at some point? , the u.s.ultimately cannot totally divert forever. if you look at the u.s. stock market, 30% of the u.s. market are tech related companies which is substantially less economically sensitive. if you want to buy a new iphone or do a google search or go

. >> the goalpost, we had an article yesterday about a consensual relationship but it was with an employeeport -- >> the employee -- >> i mean, the sensitivity is much greater now >> it is and i think what -- >> it's exponential. >> i think what companies have to do, they have been loud and clear on what's acceptable and what's not and hold people to those standards. >> you can speak to why you think there are less women running s&p 500 companies than year ago >> it's called pipeline. if you think about ceos in large companies, in many cases, it's because the company is in trouble. and they pick somebody and say we're going to give tell a shot. a person from the inside bringing somebody from the outside into a troubled company. i think a lot of women who ran fortune 500s for the last decade have number companies that are in trouble i think we need to get the pipeline where it needs to be, otherwise, it's not going to happen >> let's talk about that you make it sound like it's almost a hail mary that they bring in a woman to do this. we've talked about the idea that activist investors are m