grover cleveland.s after his wife passed away, john tyler, martin van buren, benjamin harrison or woodrow wilson? >> grover cleveland. >> the answer is not grover cleveland. >> van buren? kennedy: that is right. that absolutely counts. >> i'm in the building i have no delay i got that right's. don't try it jimmy periods before she got it right she got it right. >> this is such a racket this game is that already under protest thank you. >> spike i am a libertarian i hate everyone. here we go we each present had a shoot thrown at him during a press conference. >> george w. bush. kennedy: that was so easy. >> how many are only children. [laughter] or had spite, shame on the libertarian unbiased on the show it is painful. >> it's a three way tie. you are such good little people. all right, jim this is your second question. what does the s and harry s truman stand for, stuart, samuel, simon or nothing? >> oh boy. i really think about this i'm going to stick with my original stratagem going to say nothing. k

>> grover cleveland. kennedy: for answer is not cleveland. >> van buren. kennedy: yes!ts] that counts. >> i have no delay. i got that right. kennedy: she got it right. >> it's already under protest. kennedy: claiming it. i hate everyone. [laughter] which president had a shoe thrown at him during of protest? >> how many are only children? spike. shame on the libertarian bias on this show. a bunch of dirtbags. kennedy: i am so proud of all of you. you are such good people. yoall right, jim. what does the f and harry s truman stand for? stuart, samuel, simon or nothing? >> oh boy. i'm going to stick with my original, i'm going to say nothing. kennedy: hubert the right. middle name is only the s but he has a. after as his signature. >> nothing is going to stop us now. kennedy: i love that movie. i was so fun. member she was dead? or just not living? [laughter] >> the guy was dating a mannequin. kennedy: that was a move. that was my fantasy. sorry. jessica, this is the best question ever. they really do love you. whose wife was lady bird? [laughter] chester arthur or lyndon

this through grover cleveland -- not grover cleveland alexander. treaties are not siebel things, art -- not simple things, are they? >> that when i have forgotten, but no, i think you have made a very good point. to get a treaty, you must get 2/3 of the senate to agree. janet yellen in venice over the weekend conceded that it could be a year before we get her minimum global corporate tax. i think it could be even longer than that yet i do not think the votes were there in the senate to approve it. tom: are the votes in europe? doesn't europe have to agree on all of this before the u.s. steps in? greg: of course, ireland is the one that steps in all the time. i think there's real concern that it can't win approval and wash -- approval in washington. lisa: is there a concern that both sides don't have consensus, and this is just noise to try to pressure companies into acting differently? greg: i think so, i may be pressured countries like ireland into compliance with other countries. it is a goal that i understand and she doesn't have to want have th

time that they were double digit number of federal executions in a single year was back on the grover cleveland in 1896, so the justice department, when the combined and administration coming to paula is saying now that it wants to look at those new rules instituted by the then department of justice and the william bar directed by then president donald trump. and while the kids looking into it in terms of its impact on human rights, it is going to put a moratorium on all federal debt sentences. now there is a certain flow happening within the u. s. only this week virginia became the 23rd state to impose a ban on the death penalty. so $23.00 states now imposing the death penalty ban the federal government. now establishing a moratorium resuming what was the status quo until it was changed by the trump administration. in july, last year, the japanese car maker and his son says it will create thousands of jobs that it's electric car factory in the united kingdom. it's good news for the british governments which were read at one stage the company might pull out after the u. k . exit from the you ar

. >> grover cleveland is the only president to have run twice into different elections. so the big question of courses will it be 2024? or the chance that trump could win again? you know the guy a little that. you know he sees these things and do you see that as a viable situation quick. >> i think both men are running against each other next time but yes if biden could be trump twice he is a heavyweight champion trump comes back is a heavyweight champion again but they would be close because most of the states stakes are taken maybe you argue about pennsylvania or wisconsin but coming down to the short hairs it so close it will be like that for the rest of our discussions i don't see a time when either party get 60 votes to pass legislation i don't see democrats 21 states including oklahoma that are ruby red then you cannot get those votes in the senate may be the republicans can get a surge but i see a country divided are not really functional in years to come i see the biden legislative agenda nothing getting through. >> and the filibuster sits there i think we have t

grover cleveland is one president. he is consider the 22nd and the 24th president. he is the only president in american history to serve nonconsecutive terms. host: you have karen out of tampa, florida. good morning. caller: my question is, for my statement i guess, is i think crisis management is the most important factor in the ranking of the president. i believeth -- believe if jfk was not president during the cuban missile crisis, we would have ended up in a nuclear war with russia. i wonder if there is a weight ing to the other factors in the ranking? are some more important than others? also if you agree with me on kennedy -- the chiefs of staff wanted to go to work! did he actually save the world? host: jfk coming in at seventh in crisis management, eight overall in the rankings. amity shlaes, to karen's question? guest: we all know about kennedy and that war, but there are different crises. if you only code crises of foreign policy, you also went to look at domestic crises like covid. there are two philosophies -- not all crises demand activity. some demand

grover cleveland is one president. he is consider the 22nd and the 24th president. the only president in american history to serve nonconsecutive terms. host: you have karen out of tampa, florida. good morning. caller: my question is, for my statement i guess, is i think crisis management is the most important factor in the ranking of the president. i believeth -- believe if jfk was not president during the cuban missile crisis, we would have ended up in a nuclear war with russia. i wonder if there is a weight ing to the other factors in the ranking? are some more important than others? also if you agree with me on kennedy -- the chiefs of staff wanted to go to work! did he actually save the world? host: jfk coming in at seventh in crisis management, eight overall in the rankings. amity shlaes, to karen's question? guest: we all know about kennedy and that war, but there are different crises. if you only code crises of foreign policy, you also went to look at domestic crises like covid. there are two philosophies -- not all crises demand activity. some demand restra

possible to be reelected, first and grover cleveland to be defeated and come back and when the whiteou for sticking around. we will wait to hear from donald trump in just a bit but while we wait let's get back to the markets if we can, bring in bob dall. we talk about inflation every day. there are those who say it is temporary, especially wage inflation. where do you stand on the inflation debate? >> i don't think it is all transitory. some of it is. some is related to supply shortages and bottlenecks but there is some good old-fashioned pickup, try to buy a used or new car and you will see that sort of thing. when the dust settles we will conclude that 0022% is over. that doesn't mean inflation is a big problem. if not one.something, high 2s and low 3s and that has implications but time will tell. you can't prove the wrong yet. ashley: that is true. we have to wait and see but another interesting point, you say investors should turn their focus to international markets. tell me why and where? >> the next 12 months argument is a relative economic and relative earnings argument that