he stole this bmw and his no-good goober friends are riding in the stolen vehicle with him. >> geez,s getting really close to both lanes of traffic. >> you're right, he's slitting the lanes driving on very crowded and windy roads and the police tried to pull him over for reckless driving and when they turned the sirens on, he took off. it laed eight miles of speeds of 90 miles per hour, put a lot of people's lives in danger but keep watching this video because at this point the streets get incredibly crowded but that doesn't keep poole from charging forward. as the traffic gets more and more dense there's a large school bus just ahead. poole tries to get around it. > >oh, no. >> but as you can see is not successful. >> did he just run into it? >> he did slam right into the back of that school bus and his no-good goober friends immediately open the doors and they run. but the cops are pretty quick. they get out of their cars, too, and they charge toward the driver's seat where they quickly arrest poole. >> wow. yeah, he didn't get very far at all. >> the reason i'm showing this video

lou: it is never a good thing when goobers starts to talk long term. >> and in large part for the reasonsis the evaluations of the company that we own in the u.s. is still quite reasonable relative to inflation and interest rates >> ireland to borrow because there were problems throat europe barring a 14% because peoe thought they would go out of business and the banks had to bail them out but this week they barred at 3.two 5% almost matching the united states. lou: now is the insurance companies. your outlook is for a correction and? >> nobody knows when it will come. but i think though bull market is intact thinking about doing something whenever the correction is ou should consider getting in. lou: as always. >> good luck with the book. lou: good luck with that correction. >> i will buy your book with the money that i save. [laughter] lou: chris christie critics turn their attention to their hurricane sandy aid ver the presumed hillary clinton presidential candidacy revealed. the "a team" and more next. we're coming right back. so i can reach ally bank 24/7, but there are no branches?

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