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slightly high valuations, not extraordinarily high valuations, slightly high .iven our historical relativee fed is hiking in december, but at the hikes are going to be far in between. low interest rate environment will persist for a long time in the future. basically, that would be favorable for stocks. we cannot get the board work that we have had for the past seven years from that bear market position. what kind of returns can we get? much more modest returns. i was a little disappointed in forward guidance, fairly well on third quarter. forward guidance was more cautious than i hoped for until the fed's hike is out of the way and when the markets see if we can absorb it, a lot of uncertainty. , gop controlss congress, i do see an upward tilt toward the end of the year possible. bull run is alix: let's talk about valuation. single valuation metric except for one shows the stocks are overvalued. the one you reference was the relative by equation of stocks to bonds. why is that the right metric when bank of america said the others are a record highs? jeremy: the right metric to look at bec

gn: given the backdrop, iven the campaign trail, we've been told time and time again that we will see different person than we saw on the campaign trail -- bill: that is a real dilemma because the truth of the matter is, lots of people believe politicians make pses d don't do anything. donald trump was so clear and so direct that it they get a sense wasy early on that he basically scamming them and was not serious about his promises, he has a big problem. for four years, the president must maintain that support of people wh went out -- who went out and voted for them. if you lose that support commit you lose that base you came to , you lose your leadership position with the congress. just because you have the title of president does not mean you have the total power to move congress. they look at how their voters feel about the president. suddenlyesident-elect walks away from all the things that convince people to vote for , he can't walk away from those without looking like it was all a game or a scam. the voters walk away from him and he loses support. david: it is a big process and

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but also it's necessary to prove and if it goes to trial to prove to a jury that the iven tent was tondertake this violent act because of race. so you really do have to show to some extent what was in the defendant's head at the time that he or she committed the act. and that can be difficult. but frequently there's a lot of circumstantial evidence. for instance, take the example of dillon roof who is now being tried in south carolina for shooting nine african americans who were engaged in bible study in charleston. before he committed the shootings he wrote a long racist creed about how he wanted to start a race war and left that behind. so his motive was pretty clear. frequently in these crimes we do have evidence like that. host: obviously he's charged with horribly murdering nine people. there's a murder charge there. in terms of what he is charged with murder and on top of that this hate crime would be another offense. guest: well, he's charged both federally and by the state. and so what is happening now is the federal trial. at the federal level he can only be charged because h