i called him jerry. anybody that resembles jerry.oesn't know anyone like that. can't help us. and he wasn't unhelpful. he was, actually, quite willing to talk with us. he says he doesn't know anything about it. >> yes, that's very disheartening. >> is there really a jerry? >> yes, there is. yes, there is, there is a man out there who is responsible for this. and i'm not him. >> i got to ask you, i mean, did you think about just getting divorced? >> yes. >> i mean, if you had just gotten divorced, none of this would've happened. you wouldn't be in there. i wouldn't be here, talking to you. you would be in pennsylvania with your girlfriend and your wife would be angry at you. >> which -- which would not be -- been -- would not have been the right thing to do, to leave my family, in hindsight, yes. >> but it beats murder. >> our interview finally ended and as he was being led away, larry conceded to his guard that we weren't buying his story. >> they think i am a lying scumbag. >> while larry admitted to being a liar, he never admitted

this wasn't even about the photo of jerry jones.he wasn't even talking about the actual photo and what he thought about jerry jones. what he was talking about was, where is the media coverage? where is the fire storm? where is all of the questions, and some of the comments? why would they ask you about jerry jones, lebron? that's football. that's not basketball. i would probably say lebron james is probably the athlete that has been asked more questions about non-basketball related things, more so than any other professional athlete, and so to say, what do you care? he was expecting the question, and it's a shame that the media coverage for jerry jones and that photo wasn't the same, and it wasn't as aggressive as for kyrie irving. kyrie irving is still going through backlash. they've suspended him. he lost money. all of these things, and all he did was tweet something. and i get it, was it right or wrong? that's for you to determine, and that's for you to decide, but as people in the media, we should have a standard and hold everyo

jerry jones has since softened his stance in regard to that, jerry jones has. jones did not receive the same level of criticism, not held as accountable as he should have. kyrie irving was penalized five games without pay, dropped by nike. you can see this is not sitting well with him, especially when these reporters are in front of him every day and have the opportunity to ask lebron about it when they did not. >> listen, coy, i've been making a similar point, whether you agree with kyrie irving or not. but there are a lot of people who feel the same way that lebron james does. lebron just has the courage and the platform to be able to say that. and he's not concerned about the outcome. do you see what i'm saying? >> yeah. i think this is very important to him. we know that race issues are very important to him. and he knows the power he possesses. he understands the platform. those microphones that are in his face. this was a point he felt passionately about and i don't think it's the last we've heard from him in regards to this. he's not afraid to stand up a

just because jerry jones was 14 doesn't mean anything.ast time i xhekd emmett till was 14 too. >> i thought it was fascinating. i thought it was a fascinating reality check from lebron. and he delivered it in such a sort of rational calm way. it really made me think. and so you think that it's the media, we just what, have blinders on in terms of not being able to see these as equal things worth questioning and talking about? >> it's not so much the media. it's society as a whole. but if you want to bring it to the media this is one of those examples of why communities of color scream so much about diversity in the media, so that there are enough reporters in the room who would go up to lebron and ask him this question. because look, everything that happened to kyrie irving and all those questions and the backlash he deserved. he earned that. he did those things. he was a grown man who willingly participated in that. in the same way that jerry jones now -- if you read the "washington post" story and read the answers he gave, and that is a

this thing happened with jerry jones, yes, it did happen 40 years ago.th took up for jerry a little bit, i disagree with stephen a. i like stephen a. and i respect stephen a. i disagree with him on this. jerry jones was 14, it in his explanation, he said, yeah, coach told us not to go up there, knucklehead me. no. that's not the point. yeah, i have a long time ago. we want to see contrition. some contrition. we do want to see more black coaches get opportunities. we want to see more in dallas in some point. more black executives in the nfl get opportunities. those are the things that probably should be being addressed with jerry jones right now. but i understand, some people might not want to do that because it might restrict their access to jerry jones. >> what about us, guys? what about the media? the stories that we're talking about, right? brett favre and his controversies didn't get nearly as much attention as we've seen other athletes, black athletes, over the last few years. >> i think one of the brilliance, part of the brilliance of what we watch

his explanation is because kyrie is black and jerry is white. he said that when a black athlete does something wrong it's a bomb ticker and the white person is not questioned. it's a skin ticker and not that one happened 66 years ago in a different sport and it's unclear the lesson from the story. the other is a former teammate of yours in your sport and that's why you're being asked about it. but, okay, lebron, want to be a general social commentator and want to comment on jerry jones in a different spot. that's what you want to be. i'm with you now and you go, okay, why don't you comment on the place where you make hundreds of millions of dollars that's employing slave labor in the present tense and talking about china now, not simply a random country. not asking you about burma or other place withs human rights issues. i'm asking you about the one you make money on. if this is who you want to be and you want to comment on everything under the sun, why don't we start with this one. they're protesting in the street as you're talking. pete: i se

as you know, jerry jones is a force in the nfl.t" actually also asked him about whether or not he thought he had the ability alone to change things in the league, such as getting training for minority coaches earlier on, putting them in higher positions. and he told "the washington post" that he and the league could have done more. >>> chinese officials worried that a wave of nostalgia after the death of a former leader could fuel more protests. we'll have a live report from hong kong next. hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussihoney. the real honey you love, plus the powful cough relief you need. mind if i ro through your trash? robitussin. the only brand with real honeyand elderberry. >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service the way you need it. >>

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. >> and journalist and foxbusiness guru, jerry lewis. >> i back my back. ♪ hosted fox and friends, weill cane. >> and over here on the red tear is ready to rumble, you have seen him on fox nation comedian. >> , car back. >> i predict a hundred percent sunshine out of this one and "fox news" meteorologist is here. [applause] [applause] >> and you know her and love her and you can't get enough offo further,x julie. [applause] [applause] >> and janice, i was just going to say, you're allowed to dress up and you do not have to wear your regular clothes. the red wave.or >> the debate has already begun and you guys remember high school debate right, over going to do that christmas style, d let's get to it.spen our first debate is jimmy versua michael and gentlemen, here is your topic okay, we'll of christmas music, the timeless. classic the transfer to back into mentally with that there is a limit, wind is an acceptabletl to start jingling those bells, hallowing, or thanksgiving, michael, you are going to be arguing for halloween and you can take my podium.ta [applause] back. >> ladies and

the interesting thing for jerry jones is he does answer questions and does take them.k athletes in particular do when these things come up. he was pressed on the i don't know what you want me to do with something that 65 years old. i think his poor record in hiring is far more important rather than, hey, man, what were you doing back in 1967? what happens now or what doesn't happen now, that's the one that i lean on. >> that was a fascinating piece. we had the journalist behind it on the program last week. what struck me the most to your point was a sports reporter saying to her jerry jones has such power across the nfl. if he were to lead on hiring a black head coach, that would change the league and the fact that he said to that reporter i get that, i understand that. right? the significance of the power that he holds and the change he hasn't made yet. >> but he needs to do something rather than -- >> right, the change he hasn't made yet. >> it's less about the actual hiring. he said i hire people i know. the rule that you interview a black and brown person for every

. >> reporter: that's jerry who flew to las vegas with his friends for his first-ever nfl game when a raiders fan began harassing him in the stands. >> >> at first i didn't fully understand what she was saying i brushed her off and let it go. >> reporter: the clip going viral online, wracking up more than 95 million views. >> i didn't want my day to get ruined i didn't want to ruin anybody else's day so i tried to keep my cool there. >> reporter: jerry's cool composure getting notice bid new england patriots' leadership >> hi. >> good to see you i got to tell you, what you did was so classy, and you represent what our whole franchise is about. >> reporter: and on a cold december saturday in massachusetts. >> how about you guys, it's kind of cold. how about if you come to our suite and watch the game there >> yeah, i'll do that. >> okay. >> reporter: the kraft family inviting jerry into their suite at the stadium >> touchdown patriots! >> reporter: their cheers together captured on the tv broadcast during this pick six jerry finally getting that warm welcome and a whole lot more >> it

but top jerry herself refuses to box in her music. i don't like to put a john ra tag on my music because i think my music, i just wake up and when i go to the studio, it depends what i'm filling. if i feel rock that day, i can do a rock and roll song. you know, so yeah, i do music that people love because people love me and i love people doing what she loves, while wearing many shoes, a journalist by profession, an actress, and right to buy passion. but tough. jerry has certainly found her calling music despite being one of them, maybe as top artist, top cherry, and mingled with the crowd like here in the single quarters market encountered. tour. i've got every show the next morning. yeah, because this, this is perfect for the next guy. when did you have to have the 5 children to give you bringing in her mother tongue or she bumble isn't owed to heritage and culture being a maybe in itself is a source of inspiration for top cherry, particularly namibian, and then every day hustle motivator. so this is the heart of god to, to listen to

jerry jones, the cowboys owner, who has his finger on the pulse there. >> rats.ne of the biggest holders, shareholders there. >> all rats. >> joining me now with one billion under management, cut charlie gasparino's mic, goodness gracious, we have private wealth management chief investment officer michael lanceburg. oracle set to report earnings after the bell. that is large cap tech stock. people are squeamish about anything smaller tech. all investors want these days with cash flow and profitability. you have three names that you say do exactly that. let's talk about them. >> none of them are tech. go on the record saying that. i'm squeamish owning anything in tech. liz: yeah. >> we're looking for stuff transparent. i like a couple health care names. there is industrial name i like, i like customer, customer's ability to spend. that is booz allen. liz: i'm looking at eli lilly. there is a lot of news over there. it is up 1.6%. it has real opportunity when you believe it will have the 2023 investor call, i believe it's tomorrow, tell me exactly what you expect i

but what does top jerry, what, what mean? such a what. 5 what means the number one goal like top means on top cup of the gave number one. nobody can come on top of that, you know, and the what, what just came because people would always say, what are you doing? what are you about? what's next? what so i added that. what was the music varies from don sole to afro pop to rap to gospel, but soft jerry herself refuses to box in her music. i don't like to put a john ra tag on my music because i think my music, i just wake up and when i go to the studio, it depends what i'm feeling. if i feel rock that day, i can do a rock and roll song. you know, so yeah, i do music that people love because people love me and i love people doing what she loves, while wearing many shoes, a journalist by profession actress and right to buy passion. but top jerry has certainly found her calling music despite being one of them, maybe as top or to top cherry and mingled with the crowd like here in the single quarter's market. in concert tour. i've got

. >> & the last person that i want to talkn about on your greatest jerry krishna do so because number one, he's very important to president trump if you doctor president trump and because he was very influential and throughout the book, and i don't know if anybody candidate came under more fire from you then him and you know, there is nothing wrong at all with jerry kushner and i just wanted to talk to you about why he feels his have somebody was such a problem with former present here's an example of one thing you write about on page 158 and taking back trump's america, you were discussing that summit with the chinese premier and present trouble is always a product bring world leaders there and wanting indicting them so to speak in his was right and that summit would turn out to be pure pomp and circumstances eventually greates summit where photos and is are you rdy we went on china president in the hopes of outfoxing and out netiating the most powerful dictator in the unfree world and truth that transactial power-play of the pageant and conjured up jerry kushner working that reallye

and jerry midway was physically abused by her ex husband, fearing for her life. she ultimately left in doing so was anything but easy in order to help other women in similar situations, she found at the organization. lucy came way swahili for don't be quiet. she has now rescued more than $450.00 women and girls. they received temporary shelter and free food and hygiene products. the organization was flooded with calls and emails during the pandemic. the late last week i listen to this whole life going to the how is it gets this job we to hold gets this woman and it was i think planted track of her mom feels the mia. oh. 2 that was a lot, but he lives and they got a great to do it. and that is my how now even humor his qualification for a move from the online to have you human. this is jerry midway his received many awards for her commitment, including the defender of human rights price, cases of sexual violence have not gone down. and jerry midway hopes that more and more people like marianne will speak out all i will see all the people working in music in way of

and jerry midway hopes that more and more people like marianne will speak out all i will see all the people working in music him way have really helped me yet. they also helped me get a lawyer and said, yeah, they're the same man. my heart is now at peace. young now, i'll go and since i met them, i no longer feel stigmatized. stunning the yeoman gum like midday. what now and when i come here, come when i feel like i'm visiting my sisters or my parents, as long as he took on my uncle is marianne is lucky to have met and jerry midway and had the chance to speak out. too many women still suffer in silence. oh, nurse is in argentina demanding a pay rise, and they're doing so in soccer. josie's, our reporter alejandro re bustios, found out more about what's driving that fight. kara lina katherine is a nurse. she worked throughout 2020 before koby vaccines became available yamaha 15 where they had a lot to go. the hardest part was leaving my sons and i even alone. so i could go to work when at the william, as nurses, we played a key role in the healthcare system of things. on the left side

why not a jerry jones in a photo from many years ago where he was seen, i believe, a 14-year-old, jerry in favor of the maintenance of segregation. and jerry jones has responded. and i want to you listen to what he had to say. what he's talking about is respect for lebron. >> i i don't know of anybody i respect anymore. i don't know of anybody who has taken every opportunity he's had and maximized it. he not only is an absolute great ambassador for sports. he has taken sports, he's taken his venues, and used those platforms. i want to be sure that you know where i'm coming from. i did hear what he had to say. >> so he addressed it. he didn't address the substance of the controversy. >> to your point, you've got the spot late again and people are talking about it. lebron is right. those questions should be asked. whether it is anti-semitism or racism, journalists should be asking those questions. and jerry jones deserves those questions. he understands and he can handle himself and answer as well. >>> that was a lesson in crisis communications 101. what he just did. >> not answering the

jerry lewis was doing a lip- synching act.. >> and they sort of improvise together at after hours clubs. >> oh, that was a good one! >> they were made for television, because television was a new medium, and it was still finding its way, and was in danger of becoming very conventional. >> now, i know what i'm talking about, because i've been in this business for week. and you-- oh, you would be surprised to know, if you don't mind, oh, there you are, up there, how are you. why don't you get out of here? both of you. >> the core of their act was one very talented, very suave, very casual singer being interrupted by a crazy person. >> ♪ little old town. ♪ >> i've got a right to hang around. ♪ >> the rules were new, so they were easily broken. >> oh, look at this! >> are you happy to get the joke, are you funny? >> that is our brand, because that is primetime radio, money, money, money. >> he is a physical guy, he jumped around and did all kinds of stuff. you have got to let me know what you are doing there. okay. >> dean martin

jerry jones has responded. and listen to what he has to say when he's talking about his respect for lebron. >> i don't know anybody i respect any more. i don't know of anybody that has taken every opportunity he's had and maximized it. he not only is an absolute great ambassador for sport, he has taken sports, he has taken his venues and used those platforms. i just want to be sure you know where i'm coming from. i did hear what he had to say. >> so he addressed it. didn't address the actual substance of the controversy. >> to your point, you've got the slight again. people are talking about it. those questions should be asked. journalists should be asking those questions, and jerry jones deserves those questions. obviously he understands and he can handle himself and answer them as well. >> can i just say that was a lesson in crisis communications 101 what he just did. >> not answering the question fully. >> no, but he talked about how wonderful lebron is and was able to kind of pivot to that, and he did say a

david: good stuff, jerry howard, thank you so much, jerry. appreciate it. is breaking down which state will have the highest heating bills this winter. come back in here, lauren. who tops the list? lauren: it is oklahoma. i want to say everyone's bill going up, on average if you heat your home with natural gas which most people do, bill is up on average 28%. 28%. oklahoma the most expensive bill in the land, $301 a month this winter. increase from $56 last year. alaska. georgia, maryland, followed by illinois right here in new york. all over $200. david: wow. heating i will is up even more. lauren: we've been warned. it is still not fun. get a blanket. david: programing note tonight catch two episodes of stuart's show, "american built." this is nashville, music city. >> from a rustic river town to the music capital of the world. >> right here in the studio. >> big players. >> genius. >> towering figure. >> one of these galaxy brain type. >> big ideas. >> the tallest radio broadcast tower in the country. >> how they built music city usa. ♪. david: nashville,

one thing that did make me feel good is going out on the field and everyone chanting out "jerry." was an amazing experience. >> you are an example, sir. >> i bet you even made bill belichick smile. >> i don't know about that. >> that was one thing -- that was one thing that made me happy, him walking up to me with a on

can i, jerry and now where petro shortages had caused prizes to skyrocket with the latest report by the national b over of statistics. so need to a magic spike and transport costs compact for last year. according to the reports nigerians and now paying 97 percent more for domestic flights and 45 percent move above tickets in comparison is november last year from post february feel shortages spread from the cop. so to other parts of the country, as a result of the crisis, petro stations are selling field at higher prices than the one fixed by the government. while black markets speculation is rising, the countries only in port field and i, jerry and it national petroleum company, says it has enough stock, but there are problems with distribute distribution. this comes from the global energy crisis with restrictions based on the import, south wash and gas, jerry and politician abdominal god, the 2nd say the anti russian sanctions are provoked. the smuggling of oil from his country. i g, i, he's like everyone on 3 and the world is grossly dependent on energy. so when you have a fuel price

jerry and politicians donna got the 2nd phase, the anti washing sanctions. i provoked the smuggling of oil from his country. idea is like every rode up on 2 in the wall is grossly dependent on energy. so when you have a refuel, brightest grain, or it means that you have hired, they're very high, possibly be on the situation is completely not connected with a series of nobody, even the sanction that is imposed on russia regarding for an invitation due to the war between russia, ukraine, is that really what is affected? what you see when does some shots and polls debatable proven? should all it is supposed to been? if it was nigerians are part of the export of poil. what is unfortunate that there are so many criminal gung in cannot ones with dell for him buttons. but us mobility out oil in nigeria. well, quarter from 4 big to produce about one point it to 2200000 bottles id. but as i'm talking to you know, almost 500002 several 100000 bided by day. he's been stolen out of nigeria. it won't do this ships that but on our shoals are just double m. o numbers can b

my jerry and politician, a dummy god, the 2nd phase, the anti russian sanctions. i provoked the smuggling of oil from his country. idea is like every road up on to in the wall is grossly dependent on energy. so when you have our fuel prices grain or it means that you have highlight of, they're very high, possibly be on the situation is completely not connected with a series of nobody even assumptions that is imposed on rochelle. regarding for an invitation due to the war between russia, ukraine is actually what is affected, what you see when dasa machine was imposed debatable provincial pub. it is supposed to been if it wasn't a jillions of part of the export of poil. what is unfortunate that there are so many criminal gung in cannot once rebel for him buttons, but us mobility out oil in nigeria. well, it quarter from 4 big to produce about one point it to point 2000000 bottles. plenty. but as i'm talking to, you know, almost 500002 several 100000 bought it by day has been stolen out of nigeria. it won't door this shift that but on our shoals are just douglas hamm

as luck would have it, good old jerry is a liberal democrat and women's sports advocate.io even says so. i guess that's what you call irony, right? as opposed to ironing. if that were sport, women would totally kick ass every time. >> wow, yet another sexist would say. >> greg: dagen, however i have on the staff writing these things definitely a sexist. it's gross i don't know what to do about it. it's anonymous. they put in the script. i've never seen it before. i've been talking to people at work about it. >> dagen: i know how to go in the system and see who wrote it. >> greg: should that person been fired? >> dagen: i don't think he should be fired but you know, i am a cheerleader and i practice my kicks. ya dirt mouth. >> greg: where is that coming from? >> tyrus: for the record, those kicks were aimed at the scrotum. >> dagen: thank you. women are great sports fans here we sit at home with our fellows in silence watching the game, as our fella stands up and yells at the television and we spare we think about the day that he drops dead in how we are going to spend all

and jerry, do you think they would support joining books? i think that any, any party that wins election in nigeria will sidney way up as an important decision like this to some extent, i don't think they would jump into it straight away. but i think that in no way means that they wouldn't consider it the benefit or for everyone to see in many ways in terms of the marks of the increased trade between bricks. the countries may be formalizing the tide that already exists between nigeria and other african countries. and some of the bricks, members, particular the india and china. so you know, those relationships have grown to even upside break. i think that countries like nigeria don't need to rely on being part of break to have india and china as, as was among the main trading and investment partners. i gave the ceo of the south africa nigeria chamber of commerce. thanks so much for joining us. what are people in? i, jerry, i think we took to the streets of the capital lagos, a city of 25000000 people and asked where the nigerians think they s

. ♪ ♪ >> jason: that video you just saw quickly went viral with many on social media heralding jerryd, the patriots fan, for his composure as he was screamed at by an unhinged raiders fan. he didn't yell back get in the woman's face he let it slide. it wasn't just social media who was impressed with how jerry handled it. >> you know, how about you guys kind of cold, how about you come to our suite and watch the game there. >> i'll do that. >> okay. >> all right, jerry edmond joins me now. hey, you are some real composure my friend. that -- i don't know how you didn't want to just pop her. maybe you thought about it but way to have the composure to just not do it. >> thank you. >> i want you to know, i'm not advocating for that. i'm saying what you did was laudable. you did the right thing and you got rewarded handsomely for it didn't you? >> oh, yeah. >> tell us what happened. tell us about your interaction with bob craft. >> it was an amazing experience going up to -- first i met him in his office and going up to him and seeing him i was kind of in shock during the whole thing. and

. >> jerry had an observational humor. >> do you know what this is all about?n at nbc who was in charge of late night -- >> he approaches jerry seinfeld. >> so if you had an idea for like a tv show for yourself, we'd just love to talk about it. >> jerry said, larry david and i, we're just going to write about like our friends. >> what kind of stories? >> oh, no. no stories. >> no stories? well, why am i watching it? >> because it's on tv. >> not yet. >> it was completely non-traditional. we decided to make a pilot. >> the second button literally makes or breaks the shirt. look at it. it's too high. >> and then the research came in. weak. >> but rick ludwin really believed in it. >> he said i could give you the money from the budget and you could do, i don't know, four episodes more of "seinfeld." >> the biggest change was elaine was added to the show. >> get out! >> and you know what? that feels like we have something. >> so what do you think about the new time slot? 9:00 on thursday, 8:00 central. >> name one famous nbc show that aired in that time slot. >> "c

not about jerry sandusky or second mile charity that he founded. and it. it really morphed into a national where there was a moral, as i describe in one chapter in the book, a media frenzy, as i also describe in the book and so some real damage to the reputations of four people in particular or our legendary head football. joe paterno who was fired after 61 years with the university the our senior vice president for finance and business gary schultz who i write about in the book, who had been with the university about 40 years, our athletic director who was literally just days away from receiving the award, the john turner award, as the outstanding athletic director of the united states. and i stepped down as president to penn state because it was a crisis that the board of trustees who i worked for told me they wanted to. and so i graciously stepped aside and resigned a position i had for six years a job i loved and still miss to this day, the following decade has been a period of trying to cope with all of this from a legal standpoint, from a publicity a

for instance, jerry falwell? well, in the spring of 1979, in the middle of, by the way, jerry falwell, the tv evangelist, but in the middle of jimmy carter's reelection campaign, jerry falwell comes out on television. limbaugh casting jimmy carter, but also list the other things that's wrong with the carter administration and carr culture. homosexual t is wrong. pornography. television. abortion. discos. divorce and sex education. anti-gay. and a campaigner. anita bryant, who ran around the country trying to overturn pro-gay rights laws across the country. she sent out a newsletter in 1979, the same year that jerry falwell spoke about. jimmy carter warning readers that gays were produced disco records with double meanings and then having straight children buy them. and even disco stars donna summer and gloria ynor, both who will convert to evangelical christianity later on. donna summer is going to come out in the late 1970s and early eighties and an urge gays to, quote, change their ways. so the popularity a fun

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jerry seinfeld thursday and the cast of "saturday night live" on friday.oper and ac 360 is next. anderson? and "cnn tonight". >> announcer: this is cn >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> good evening, everyone. this is "cnn tonight." i'm alisyn camerota, and we have sad breaking news tonight, the death of an american icon, barbara walters. news anchor, reporter, talk show host, television legend. she's passed away at the age of 93. she had quite a stellar career. she joined abc news in 1976 becoming the first female anchor of an evening news program. and three years later she became

jerry howard, national association of home builders' ceo with.tivity at least for the dow trying to inch out, and i mean eke out, a nominal gain on the week. it will not be that way for the month, doesn't look like it's going to be that way for the week or month, certainly not the year for the s&p and the nasdaq, all right now getting clobbered on the year. we'll detail it for you right after this. muck rocking around the christmas tree at the christmas party hop. party hop. ♪ mistletoe hung where you can y couple tries to sop ♪ but now i'm working for schwab. .. the world through their lens and invest accordingly. you can call us christmas eve at four o'clock in the morning. we're gonna always make sure that you have all of the financial tools and support to secure your financial future. that means a lot for my community and for every community.