the sheriff over many years and i was there when he said he's going to run and he was carrying on hennessy's program. that's what the college is for. those young people who have dropped out of school and instead of having them go to jail, and if i had asked the head of the police commission, if they would put together and mandate instead of these young people that are small offenses, instead of having them sweeping the streets, removing graffiti from buildings to mandate that they must go to that southeast college to get their ged and they can't leave until they are finished in their training and get a job. thank you very much and i hope everything works out. >> thank you, a ringing endorsement. >> commissioner, at one time at

the sheriff over many years and i was there when he said he's going to run and he was carrying on hennessy's

the sheriff over many years and i was there when he said he's going to run and he was carrying on hennessy's program. that's what the college is for. those young people who have dropped out of school and instead of having them go to jail, and if i had asked the head of the police commission, if they would put together and mandate instead of these young people that are small offenses, instead of having them sweeping the streets, removing graffiti from buildings to mandate that they must go to that southeast college to get their ged and they can't leave until they are finished in their training and get a job. thank you very much and i hope everything works out. >> thank you, a ringing endorsement. >> commissioner, at one time at the southeast building we had a very good program. we had a gentleman who had a stellar record graduating drop outs and giving them a ged. so in course of time, that program went away. i am graduate that the sheriff's department is now looking at the southeast to fulfill the aspirations of many of our trunts and drop outs. this is very important. today in south africa

it be great if those middle and upper classes would be responsible for creating our own polo and hennessy and help him? wouldn't that be a bitter legacy than just think you now we are able to buy and stay at hotels or what have you. so there was a conversation a week for having. we basically acknowledged that we were being hypocritical, that the movement had stalled basically because we hadn't been owning up to our responsibility. so, now that i'm an activist and i've made that transition from corporate to cause, we make a lot less money. we are both in the - gears and all that. we have the life. we've given all that up and traded it in. the sense of empowerment and consciousness that i really do believe things can change in america for people we cannot put a price tag on that. so we contribute our own money and we really do think that if the foundation were funded, we could pick up on where the experiment left off and put more of those statistics out and create solutions and even more partnering in the corporate sector so they could do more business in the business owners. all kind of wo

he's the chief investment officer at hennessy funds.esing for a taper so bad, you wish they'd end the whole thing this month, don't you? >> i always hope they'd end it a lot sooner already, joe. i really think if we have a controlled methodical linear taper that the fed suggests that the market's going to be fine with that. it's been well-communicated. i think they're ready for it in september showing all signs it's going to be fine. the problem is, i think it might start out a controlled taper, but i think it might turn into more of a panic taper. and the difference would be if money supply of velocity turns up, then you cannot any longer have a slow major taper. it's going to have to be done rather quickly. and i think that might happen next year. what might turn out to be okay at the start might turn into a little more volatile as the year progresses. that's what i kind of suspect. >> what you just said, you're right. we were so ready for it. and then they didn't do it because of the, you know, the prospect of the government shutdown