it's jacobsen's sea salt. amazing. >> jimmy: jacobsen's sea salt. you guys heard of it?p. >> jimmy: oh, that's hers. >> sausage rolls. classic, classic. did you have these when you were in england? >> jimmy: no. >> okay, it's basically a sausage roll. it's sausage shoved inside a pastry. >> jimmy: oh, we have that here. but it's pigs in a blanket. >> pigs in a blanket. >> jimmy: it's the best american thing in the whole wide world. yeah. [ laughter ] >> it's so good. it's so good. >> jimmy: so sorry. yes, we've had that. it is the greatest ever. >> you just rub a little bit of egg wash on there. >> steve: the egg wash. >> jimmy: the egg wash on that dude. ♪ working at the egg wash doo dee doo dee doo talking about the egg wash yeah ♪ >> jimmy: all right. now what's the last one we got? >> so this is basically devils on horseback. it's a prune with a pickled pear wrapped in bacon. >> jimmy: come on! so you can't beat that! take that to any country. they would love that. come on! >> so basically, you just you shove it inside, and then you wrap it up. >> steve: don't. >> ji

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so that's jacobsen being jacobsen being run. i had to be very careful about that.spent that's hard to argue with. argue with your perspective where you show pictures of streets and san guys asleep on the want of somebody's house during working hours. [laughter] spin i don't think either of them cared very much about what we did, do you? >> that's a really interesting question your would richard j. daley beats the kids because of something royko said? would he throw his plate of eggs against the wall? i don't think so. i think both of them, and i think you're right, walter, they are disdainful of the press. keith, do you find it in your research, that it was kind of like who gives a shit kind of attitude about -- i don't think was richard m. daley bothered by john calling him mayor shortchange? [laughter] >> i don't think so but my sense is the prose who have a thick skin for most of the stuff and they try to, given a great immediate to serve their political ends. back on the question of the father and the son, one of mine sort of things in the book that i write abo

brian jacobsen, wells fargo portfolio manager.ening closely as one federal reserve governor talked a taper and glass-steagall today. rich edson has details from washington. rich? >> when he says glass-steagall and possible reduction, daniel turullo, noted that the most significant firms during the financial crisis, lehman brothers and bear stearns didn't really have large commercial banks. so turullo is concerned large financial institutions may lose the capacity to provide certain types of funding with a glass-steagall return. he also ways in on the possible tapering of the fed's bond buying program, even when it begins, the fed will still providing massive support to the financial system. >> no one is talking about unwinding or selling the securities that we've been buying. and that is also, remember, data or, data driven, depending on the economy. as we see the economy develop, then we'll make our judgment. we're not specifying, no matter what happens on this particular date we're going to have a change in the flows. so that's

now i dhaka a lot on the wisdom of jacobsen this book and she certainly understood the magic that happens can from wandering the cities and she observed old buildings were cheap and new buildings were expensive and this letter was the way to keep new york and other cities affordable to make sure you kept the old buildings not change them into new buildings that is and will supply and demand works if you restrict the buildings for whatever reason and have - and prices are going to go through the roof and that is what we have seen in new york and in our own neighborhood of greenwich village. greenwich village was affordable to the low or middle-income couples like herself, like her own family. what household can form a town house in greenwich alleged and preservation to help make it happen has been very difficult for the market to supply more housing and a great irony that progressive states like new york and massachusetts and california which allegedly care so much about providing affordable housing for people with less income to do such a bad job let texas which as far as i know would nev

curious relationship with the united states and i i they know when your book there is also referred a jacobsen who is the secretary of state sitting down with mexican leadership and saying are you sure you know what you are asking for? mexico unlike columbia basically said do with us what needs to be done but columbia's relationship is very different with the whole southwest. we get a sense of what happened in the united states and mexico and the history history is not even the past or whatever. it's not in mexico. iowa sounded interesting when northern officials would come to me and say you need to speak out. i would say ambassador what do you want me to do? it was coming out of my mouth. there is going to be a pretty hard push back but it did make clear the sense of responsibility. [inaudible] ultimately a growing middle-class is responsible. democracy becomes more or just the tory and that is who is going to be able to build a government. this is our expectation from our government. it will take a while but i think that is the notion of democracy. that is ultimately how to expand the middle

. >> brian jacobsen, i know life is not that black and white. but what, in your view, is most important to the stock market right now? the fed monetary policy or the fundamentals? and especially the earnings we're going to get this week. >> i think that the fed is actually part of the fundamentals of the market. if you think about it in terms of their provision of liquidity to the financial system, determination of short-term interest rates. so we have to think -- stop thinking in terms of the dichotomy between the fundamentals versus the fed, and think of the fed as part of the fundamentals. but this week, i think that on the margins, we are going to see the minutes of the fmoc meeting being pivotal for this particular week, but over the longer term, over the next three weeks or so, i think it's more the earnings picture that are really going to drive the individual names that we still buy and sell. >> yeah, sure, the earnings picture, one that looks a little worrisome. unless, of course, you say, all right, all of the bad news is factored in,