my final bellwether is ww granger. you might see it in the city where you live. they're in almost every town. companies the big distributor of everything. i mean i can't name them all. it would take the rest of the show. how about this. abrasives, adhesives, food service, heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, hand tools, hydraulics, lab supplies, lighting, lubricants, pneumatics, safety, security, plumbing, painting. you get the drill. this $14 billion market capitalization stock is up 14% year-to-date and it's putting up terrific numbers, dramatically better than expected. i couldn't believe when they printed it. wow, blowout. this stock has let us down pretty much every rough patch i can call and it's led us up when things are about to get better. of course stocks can be fib. but the bottom line is taken together, union pacific, international paper, waste management, hd supply, and ww granger can't help but tell the truth. these building block characters, these stalwarts of the u.s. economy, are all performing better than expected, and with the averages eithe

granger: mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of the f.y. 2017 defense appropriation bill. this very important bill provides for our national security by supporting our sollingd -- soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines who we rely on to provide that security. during very dangerous times, we must ensure that the united states remains not only the greatest country in the world, but also the strongest. chairman frelinghuysen takes the constitutional responsibility to provide for the common defense very seriously and he deserves all of our thanks for drafting such a significant and meaningful bill. this is not an easy bill to draft, with increased threats and reduced budgets, the department of defense is being forced to make decisions they should never have to make. they're making decisions to lign with the budget crisis, instead of making decisions to protect the homeland and defeat our enemies. the military readiness accounts are an example of the shocking quenlses of this budget environment. already stretched thin by more than a decade of war, marine aviation squadrons actua

granger, he asked? now, i'm not. i'm hoping to do some good in the world." that doesn't mean that you and your friends have to vanquish lord voldemort. not everybody is a particular set of skills required to accomplish that task. tolds professor dumbledore harry potter it is our choices are,t show what we truly more than our abilities. so make the choice to do some good in the world. on this memorial day weekend, it is particularly appropriate to log those who, like your assistant principal made the , choice to defend the country in the armed services. [applause] judge garland: some of you will be fortunate enough to be able to do good through the kind of work that you choose. but your country and your state and even this community have all kinds of needs. and you can help meet many of those needs just by dedicating yourselves to working afterhours to assist others 121 -- one-to -one. in fact, the most personally rewarding experiences of my career have not been the high profile cases i've investigated or the legal disputes i've resolved. they have been the 1

kay granger and i flew down there, and i asked the cubans were they were going -- laredo, texas.they said it is a safe place to come through. how do you pick laredo, being in cuba and not understanding the geography? because there is a pipeline that brings these people coming in. we have the cuban adjustment act of 1966 tiered we have the 1980 refugee act they got amended. that basically means that if you come here to the u.s. as a cuban, you get into the u.s., you get to stay. the moment they cross over, they do not have to fear deportation or detention centers. filling out the refugee assistance. they can get $1500, $1800 for that. they can apply for food steps in housing. no other group gets that immediate help. so no matter who it is, they come in, and as a blanket, they get that support. i understand why we did that for castro, but castro has lived 9, law wasdents since that enacted. we need to change that law. we need to make sure that if they want to come in and have credible fear, it is and is silent, and it is done on a case-by-case basis. like anyone else, they have to

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looking at companies that do a lot of business in europe and is this the level i want to commit to granger? >> i don't know how you can commit to anything day one, hour five or whatever it is where we are. >> because we've had some reversals. >> yeah. >> what if it's up today? that would be too much, right? >> s&p began the week we're now down 12 points on the week. >> that's it? people want to be -- money wants to be here so badly. maybe money should take a breather. you know, money does sleep. >> it does? >> it can. >> despite what oliver stone -- session low on the dow down 538. you see we've erased quite a bit of that. let's get to bob pisani on the floor. >> the important thing not a bad day but we are well off of the lows and the open was extremely orderly. this was not like august 24th when it was fairly chaotic, a lot of stocks delayed on the open. that didn't happen. it's been pretty orderly. barclays is right behind me, can you put up barclays on an intraday because it was $8.17, it's now down more than 20%, it's a terrible day but it was as low as $8.17 and as i've been standing

kay granger and i flew down there, and i asked the cubans were they were going -- laredo, texas.they said it is a safe place to come through. how do you pick laredo, being in cuba and not understanding the geography? because there is a pipeline that brings these people coming in. we have the cuban adjustment act of 1966 tiered we have the 1980 refugee act they got amended. that basically means that if you come here to the u.s. as a cuban, you get into the u.s., you get to stay. the moment they cross over, they do not have to fear deportation or detention centers. filling out the refugee assistance. they can get $1500, $1800 for that. they can apply for food steps in housing. no other group gets that immediate help. so no matter who it is, they come in, and as a blanket, they get that support. i understand why we did that for castro, but castro has lived 9, law wasdents since that enacted. we need to change that law. we need to make sure that if they want to come in and have credible fear, it is and is silent, and it is done on a case-by-case basis. like anyone else, they have to