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he is such a big deal that as joe crowley mentioned, when our caucus was asked who our keynote speaker should be, joe biden was far and away the most popular choice. and i thought about why. across our diverse caucus where we have very different districts and we sometimes have very different ideas about the way to move forward. why did we have such consensus? about wanting to hear from joe biden? of course there are some obvious reasons. joe's brilliant career in the senate. service as vice president to president obama. his expertise in foreign policy. clear-eyed focus on the economy. and undeniable authenticity. then there's joe's strength and dignity in the face of tremendous loss. and his determination that other families not go through the pain that his had to endure. all of these accomplishments are remarkable but it's not the full story. i think our caucus asked to hear from joe biden because we are at a turning point. we are angry. worried. sometimes disheartened at what is happening to our country. and we know that success in november is necessary to help those families bam hom

catholic priest and former lawyer named neil kookoothe decided to attend her funeral on joe's behalf. >> i asked the corrections officers, would you let me talk with joe for just a few minutes so that i can walk him through his mother's funeral. and while joe was very appreciative of it, it was obvious that my goal for that meeting and his goal were not the same. >> i'm like, oh, man. a real human being i can talk to. i need help. nobody will help me. i didn't do this. >> and i was very resistant to doing that. i knew that these death row cases were immense cases. 5, 10, 15 volumes long. >> i'm like no, it's one volume big. that's all it is. >> one volume? >> that's where the attorney of him kicked in. >> i was just stunned that a man could be brought to trial for his life and be convicted in the amount of space it took to record that event was in one volume. so i thought, whoa. something is not right. >> in addition to being a priest and a lawyer, neil was a registered nurse with 15 years experience in critical care. >> it's one of those like if you're a believer it's a god moment. a priest who

for you, michael crowley, something that former director brennan said this morning on "morning joe" when asked sort of about this intersection which we know is the president's ultimate achilles' heel. one trump aide described the fbi simply as collateral damage, which is tragic when you think of all the sort of fallout that matt and frank have described. let me play you former director brennan this morning. >> do you think that the investigation is winding down as some people have suggested? >> well, in some respects i think it's still winding up, as bob mueller continues to investigate. i think there's a lot of information there that bob mueller's been able to uncover and now as he pursues this i think in the coming weeks and -- the weeks i think are going to be very important. over the next several months i think it's going to be critical. and if the republicans are going to continue to pursue this partisan path i wonder what's going to happen if bob mueller's report comes forward with some compelling information about violations of the law. >> all right. you think he knows something or you

joe, i want to ask you about the whole background check process. i will get to that in a moment. bull i want your reaction to the president's comments. because he said something about the ex-wives of rob porter. >> well, he should have said something about the ex-wives. at the end of the day, he should have said domestic violence is not going to be tolerated under any circumstances by anybody on my staff. that would be the right thing to say. this is a time when certainly all americans, and especially men, have on to be is sensitive to the fact that domestic violence is absolutely unacceptable. and there's no reason ever, no good reason ever for a man hitting his wife. and the photos we saw this week of rob porter's ex-wife with a blackened eye were just horrible photographs. porter did the right thing by stepping aside. but these are things that should have been divulged to the fbi when he was undergoing his background check. we can talk about that whenever you're ready, alex. >> we are going to the get to that. rick, you know the moniker teflon don. this will be yet another con

joe biden. regular leaders said they might ask chandler about bitcoin because of financial risk they pose. the hearing is later. after that, he looked at weapons of mass destruction. >> sees ben's washington journal. live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, we will look at the possible budget deal that could avoid another government shutdown. with us will be -- with the bipartisan policy center. and then eric zellmer. in professor, the moon on the us possibly using the olympics to help with nocturia. be sure to watch washington journal live seven eastern. join the discussion. >> former attorney general eric holder talked about his service during the obama administration. in his current role working with the national democratic redistricting committee.he also response to questions about redistricting. the house intelligence committee memos and robert mueller/investigation. [inaudible]

>> this is the right question to be asking, joe.movement in the region is that rising tension between iran, shi'a and the sunni world led by saudi arabia. israel has an opportunity here in that as the shi'a world rises, iran pushing on five different states all around the region from yemen to syria to iraq to lebanon, israel could begin to have a conversation with sunni neighbors. they're already pretty good with egypt and jordan. could that be expanded to saudi arabia and the gulf states? that's the interesting strategic move at this point. you're absolutely right. it further pushes the peace process to one side. >> admiral, doesn't the sunni/shi'a divide in the middle east, doesn't that define our era right now in terms of middle east peace just like after israel's statehood in '48 you could look at what happened in '67, what happened in 73, what happened with the peace accords. all these big events that have happened but right now doesn't it seem that at least what goes on in the middle east is going to be framed more by this sun

. >> you remember the little joke about -- i hope this story is true, when they asked joe lie what he thought about the french revolution, he said it's too soon to tell. china. 5,000 years of history. 150 years is not, in terms of history, is not a long time, that's the blink of an eye. i think a lot of it -- and worry about how they're going to be received. you know, i mean, i was coming from -- well, this may be a tangent. i was leaving charlottesville one day, and i looked over and i saw a bunch of people in gray uniforms and hoop skirts, and i was terrified for a second. now, i know that this was in the 2000s. you know, this is not the civil war. they're not real confederates. but that whole era is -- >> yeah, but i don't have a gray uniform. >> i know, you're not scary, you're not scary, you know, you're not scary. but you just don't know how you're going to be received. we're new at this. this is not -- you know, when i went to the movies when i was a little girl, we had to sit in the balcony. when i went to the doctor, there was an office for us and a an office for white people

don't ask me to a question because you're eighty four yeah why do you why are you still working well i don't want to get involved i don't want to go to washington joe. i understand. but since you asked me my age so what we need but you want to serve obviously you can just relax in phoenix and take it easy well this is a big sacrifice on my wife mary sixty years she came down with cancer doing my court trial. and all of us watching the president she loves trump i told trump he's called my wife several times to see how she's doing all these other presidential candidates so i campaigned for was there on a chairman they forgot how to spell my name once a campaign you know once it's over joe always great talking to see an arizona next month thank you thank you we're back with our political panel after the break stay right there. really believes. we're about to conduct a preemptive strike on this could be significant in a serious preemptive strike that may. they may be motivated to make it to try to beat us of the bloods have their own first right.

. >> andrea mitchell asked joe biden to weigh in on this moments ago. >> reporter: how do you explain his access to the president of the united states and the chief of staff, frankly, in the last 24 hours describing him as a man of personal integrity? >> i can't explain it. it's long past due that he's departed. if you look at it from the perspective of one thing, the fbi didn't think he should get a permanent security clearance. >> they had to know that. >> i'm sure they knew that. look, i -- the culture is changing, and thank god, but not fast enough. the idea that this would happen in the oval office. now, i don't know. i heard in the way i was briefed on the way in, when the president found out about it, he said, go, so if that's the case, that the president never knew about it, good for the president, for saying that. >> how could the president not know one of his closest advisers did not have a top security clearance? what does that say about the president and this white house? >> oh, andrea. look, i'm having enormous difficu difficulty understand iing how this white house funct

ask this. chris and john, are you having a one-off bill or can you merge it into joe and pat's bill? because i like that much better. having a comprehensive bill, some people don't like the word comprehensive -- i like the word comprehensive. they say oh, that's a bad word because it represents things. to me i like the word comprehensive. i'd rather have a comprehensive bill. can you merge yours into this bill? or would you rather have a separate mix-mix bill? >> the most important thing you said at the outset is we act and don't go home empty-handed. >> what would really be nice to create something that's beautiful that works. and you know, the biggest thing, chris, the biggest surprise to me -- because i've only been doing this two years, right? three years now. time flies. but i've been here for a little more than a year. what surprises me more than anything else is that nothing has been done for all these years. i really see a lot of common ground with the democrat, republican, i'm so surprised. i'm sitting here and i'm saying, you know, there's a lot of commonality here. there's

i'd like to ask joe and pat, in your bill what are you doing about the 18 to 21? >> we didn't -- >> we don't change that. >> are you going to leave that? >> whatever -- >> i have a case right now where somebody can buy a handgun at 21. this is not a popular thing to say in terms of the nra. but i'm saying it anyway. i just have to say it. but you can't buy -- think of it. you can -- you can't buy a handgun. you have to wait till you're 21 but you can buy the weapon used in the school shooting at 18. i think it's something you have to think about. i'll tell you what, i'm going to give it a lot of consideration and i'm the one bringing it up. a lot of meme don't want to bring it up because they're afraid to bring it up. you can't buy a handgun at 18, 19 or 20. you have to wait till you're 21 but you can buy this gun used in the shooting. you're going to decide, the people are going to decide. but i would give very serious thought to it. the nra is opposed to it. aim fan of the nra. no bigger fan. i'm a big fan of the nra. these are great people, great patriots. they

on you i spoke to reuters correspondent joe smith who is in seoul and i asked him what's different about these sanctions announced by president trump is latest sanctions take quite a targeted approach to some of the ships companies and other entities that the united states says is extending a lifeline to north korea last year china which is a major ally of north korea historically drastically cut much rich oil supply and other types to north korea which has led north korea to seek other ways to try to get some of that much needed fuel and western intelligence agencies have repeatedly said that one of those major ways are these ships that are making risky ship to ship transfers in the ocean and those are what is targeted in these latest sanctions. time now for some of the other stories making news around the world multiple attacks in afghanistan have left more than twenty people dead the so-called islamic state says it carried out a suicide bombing that killed at least two in kabul's diplomatic compound it followed an attack by taliban insurgents in the west that killed at least eighteen

congressman peter dee maz joe of oregon asked the inspector general to weigh in. >> one critical component up to manufacturers standards could take down a plane midair. so that's pretty serious and i think most of the traveling public will get that. >> reporter: and it's not just the inspector general who was concerned. tonight hear from a whistleblower who is based in china and same dpooforward to u saying he saw many parts that weren't properly manufactured that got on to airplanes that we fly every day. and we will take those concerns to washington, directly to the acting administrator of the faa to ask what he's going to do about this. that's tonight at 11:00. >> you see just how extensive those reports are, looking into things. so do you have something you want our investigative unit too look in? if you do you can give them a call, that number right there, 888-996-tips, or if you want to be more detailed about certain things you can actually send them an e-mail, go to the website nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. >>> it is 5:57 right now and developing this morning more rain in the foreca

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i would like to ask joe and pat, in your bill, what are you doing about the 18 to 21? >> i'll change that. >> are you going to leave that? >> whatever you want. >> we have a case where can buy a handgun at 2. this isn't a popular thing to say in terms of the nra but i'm going to say it anyway. i just have to say it. you can't buy -- think of it. you can buy a handgun. you can't buy one. you have to wait until you're 21. you can buy the kind of weapon used in the school shooting at 18. i think it's something you have to think about. >> would you sign that? >> i'll tell you what, i'm going to give it a lot of consideration. and i'm the one bringing it up. people aren't bringing it up because they're afraid to bring it up. you can't buy a handgun at 18, 19 or 20. you have to wait until you're 21. you could buy the weapon used in this horrible shooting at 18. you are going to decide, the people in this room pretty much, are going to decide. i would give very serious thought to it. the nra is opposed to it and i'm a fan of the nra. no bigger fan. i'm a big fan of the nra. t

patuld like to ask joe and them in your bill, what are you doing about the 18 to 21?oing to change that. >> whatever you want to do. like somebody can buy a handgun at 21. this is not a popular thing in terms of the nra. -- you can buy a handgun. you can't buy one. yet the way until your 21. you can buy the weapon used in the school shooting at 18 years old. i think it is something you have to think about. i will tell you what, i'm going to give it consideration. a lot of people don't even want to bring it up because they are afraid to. handgun at 18, 19 or 20 but you can buy the weapon used in this horrible shooting. decide. going to but i would give serious thought to it. the nra is opposed to it. i am a fan of the nra. no bigger fan. these are great patriots. they love our country. but that doesn't mean we have to agree. it doesn't make sense i have to wait until i'm 21 to get a handgun that i can get this weapon at 18. i was curious as to what you did in your bill. >> we did not address it. >> because you are afraid of the nra. >> it never came up. >> it is a big

don't ask me to a question because you're eighty four yeah why are you still working well i don't want to get involved i don't want to go to washington joe. on this sandwich. but since you asked me my age so what. do you want to.

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joe wilson, bbc news, newcastle. asked the work being done at u20s level for england. right because your sonjames is in the thick of it warming up behind us. the thick of it warming up behind us. how good is the england under 20 setup and that development pathway? i think that after some years of the element it is hitting its straps now, there are some replays involved with the full england squad. nick is already in there, gabriel ibitoye who played on the wing two weeks ago against wales. the pathway is clear and obvious m&a are lucky to have such a pool of talent. they have blooded 20 new players in this championship in three matches, amazing. and mixed the teams again tonight, the boys are desperate to play for the country but under dean ryan's watchful eye, the systems they have in place, there is no excuse for these lads not to excel. all, many thanks for your thoughts to night about this, the u20s set up and obviously we look ahead to the calcutta cup clash. brilliant matches coming up too, all of the home nations clashes, ireland against wales and on the bbc we

joe. i wanted to ask you about this.>> stand and fight for those who obviously are not weak but have yet to discover the strength that the evil of the world has done its best to conceal. to all the beautiful countries filled with culture, diversity and thousands of years of history. on the behalf of those who obviously might for equality in a world that is not equal, not just and not ready for the change, i say unyou of to you, bring us your tired, your poor and any immigrant who obviously seeks refuge. >> a rebuttal to the president's famous comment about those countries. what did you think of that at the grammys, joe? >> you know, hip-hop music speaks for the voiceless, man. and i thought he did what he was supposed to do. you know, we got to preach a little bit of consciousness in our music and take a stand for the people that really don't, their opinions, people think don't matter about you we speak for them. we're like a megaphone for the average people out there. and i thought that was amazing. i thought it was pow

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don't ask me to question because you're eighty four yeah why are you still working well i don't want to get involved i don't want to go to war joe. on the sale. but since you asked me my age so what. you want to serve obviously you can just relax in phoenix and take it easy well this is a big sacrifice on my wife mary sixty years she came down with cancer doing my court trial. and all of us watching the president she loves trump i told trump he's called my wife several times to see how she's doing all these other presidential candidates so i campaigned for was there on a chairman they forgot how to spell my name once a campaign you know once it's over joe always great talking to see an arizona next month thank you thank you we're back with our political panel after the break stay right there. yes so most losing them is but samantha. just music to stay in the room with that which was written on the noises it. was made up on the top for. a little bit so it isn't just from us trying. to put on play after on a spit to gather some are. just for. the stakes couldn't be higher and it's happening in syria the goal of destroying the isla

i would like to ask joe and pat, in your bill, what are you doing about the 18 to 21? sen. toomey: i'll change that. president trump: are you going to leave that? sen. toomey: whatever you want. president trump: we have a case where someone can buy a handgun at 21. this isn't a popular thing to say in terms of the nra but i'm going to say it anyway. i just have to say it. you can't buy - think of it. you can buy a handgun. you can't buy one. you have to wait until you're 21. you can buy the kind of weapon used in the school shooting at 18. i think it's something you have to think about. sen. toomey: would you sign that? president trump: i'll tell you what, i'm going to give it a lot of consideration. and i'm the one bringing it up. people aren't bringing it up because they're afraid to bring it up. you can't buy a handgun at 18, 19 or 20. you have to wait until you're 21. you could buy the weapon used in this horrible shooting at 18. you are going to decide, the people in this room pretty much, are going to decide. i would give very serious thought to it. i can say that the

joe. i asked devin nunes that question.tions are clearly made up but at a minimum before we go public on them and we voted on this, adam schiff made a motion. let's allow the fbi and the department of justice who are the two accused entities here, to come in and talk to us about these allegations, which are pretty clearly on the face of them false but to at least talk about them. joe, you were a member of congress, you did oversight, you knew if you had a problem with the department of defense or department of agriculture you didn't start firing off press releases. >> never. >> you put them in front of the committee and had a conversation and tried to get at the truth. they voted unanimously to forbid -- to forbid -- the department of justice and the federal bureau of investigation to come in and talk to our committee. why? this answers your question. because devin nunes says they are under investigation, which is not true. an investigation is something set up deliberately, officially, that was never done. so what you've go

. >> i will ask again, is joe scarborough right? chris? >> i don't think so. would not compare to pontius pilate. if he does nothing, he can! >> go ahead charlie. >> scarborough has gone farther and farther off the deep end ever since trump won because he was on the wrong side of history. he says he will lose historically and now he is comparing the president of the united states to pontius pilate. it is astonishing. go to the comments about gun laws.i was challenge back what exactly is the position? do you want handouts to be burned as well? because if that is your position that the majority of gun deaths in the country. if you think i will gun laws are actually fostering an environment and culture that is making us have more gun violence, why not just ban all guns? if that is the position. because right now, if you look at the majority of gun violence in the country comes from handguns. it would be foolish, wrong and impossible. i like a soundbite of common sense gun reform. i would love to hear what that means chris because it is a talking point. >> i will

. >> tucker: unpatriotic for asking questions. joeis raises concerns for every american of all political postures about the behavior of the fbi. are there any elected democrats you know who are saying we should find out how our government is behaving. >> no. it's really quite sad it does now put the focus on jeff sessions and rod rosenstein. i have a lot of confidence in jeff sessions ultimately doing the right thing. i have very little confidence in rod rosenstein no, confidence in chris wray. we need a federal grand jury to investigate what the bureau and the department of justice under obama did to do what happened in this case. there are serious crimes that were committed by government officials. there needs to be a federal grand jury and it needs to happen now. >> tucker: thank you both very much. we appreciate it? >> thank you. >> tucker: represent who represents the state of new york lee zeld continue says he wants the evidence relied right away. thank you for joining us tonight. >> good to be with you, tucker. >> tucker: you s

joe: i want to ask you something about -- important, economic data and the market. there is an idea that the economy can overheat and how an overheating economy may be bad if it is through the federal reserve channel or margin channel. somehow good news can be bad news, are you essentially saying that? >> people are not doing the research, we published a piece talking about how stocks will and should go up. slowest, most the boring economic recovery in the history of recoveries since 2008 and 2009. people don't get it at interest rates can go up -- the mid-90's was a great time to be an american when stocks went up, ponce went up, dollars lineup. institutional investors were not around in the 90's and managing money, and the once water around are at bigger firms, or running their own shop on their own. we have a lack of perspective here. bottom line is that earnings are good and it should be good for the stock market. ofhave been so disposed venues -- but we should know that the news is really good news. julia: talk to me if this is a good thing, the fundamental of

detention with no charges brought snow many people here in germany are asking why did president wretch of typesetter one let you joe walk free was a deal of some kind.

background check loopholes for online sales as well as gun showsism ju shows, i just talked to joe manchin and i askedm about the bill and he said they are waiting for the word of the president of the united states. and i said, is this really the way that the congress is going to operate? waiting for the word of the president who has struggled seemingly to articulate what his plan and proposals are and he said, quote, that is the way it is around here now. kristen. >> and speaking of the president, he said he wants to see a vote on the fix nics bill this week and unlikely we'll see that because the house is only in session two days. when do you think realistically based on your conversations we could see any vote? >> remind you, kristin, this is the congress that hasn't had a vote on bump stocks. after the october 1st shooting in las vegas, that seemed to have bipartisan agreement, but it has not come up to a vote. and we're more than five months later after that incident. so, whether the house can actually put that forward, paul ryan in the house has already indicated they're not going to take up any

joe fonzi ktvu fox 2. >>> really could not ask for better weather out there. fog is usually a staple. is out there right now. we will hear more from him coming autopsy the noon. >> yes. >> the oakland a's have announced plans for the 50th anniversary good la. gala. the proceeds from the celebration will benefit the oakland a's community fund. >> the pitcher will pitch next week in an attempt to make a come back. he will throw on the 15th at the research facility near seattle where he has been working out during the off season. the 33-year-old two-time cy young award winner has not pitched in the big leagues since 2016 when he was with the los angeles angels. prior to that he had 108 wins, including two no hitters in nine seasons with the giants. >> weird to see him in the red uniform. >> the oakland born director of marvel's new movie the black panther says there is a lot of bay area experience in the film. >> runs around in a bullet proof cat suit. >> why don't you ask him yourself because he is right outside. >> the director doesn't want to say too much before the movie release but h

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joe and john we begin with the mrkts. stocks continue their march higher this hour we said highs of the day stocks have added to gains since all of that news started to come out. people asking whether friday's low was the bottom joe, what do you think is it going to hold? i cannot give you the answer to that thars a good thing secondarily, the fact this is just an equity correction and not a portfolio correction doesn't present the risk to global synchronized growth that's very important. >> is the worst over >> yes yes. that doesn't mean that we don't test it. what we see when we see a big spike is significant spike like this one we shorten the time frame because of the speed i don't think we go back there i'll be surprised if we can push back into the low 30s because we're not just with moves like today. you're 1.4%. you're not in the 30% volatility range. in other words, i think a lot of folks that needed to get protection grabbed it last week. some at really bad prices. some hopefully kept their hands in their pockets and didn't make the bad decision >> you're a buyer of stocks and a number of different ones >> i was i was buying them last week. when you look at quality

don't think he should be driving so -- >> as they head towards the door, christina even asks our producer if joe. >> he has to drive? >> we'll be right behind you. >> while jordan makes an appeal to the group. >> i don't think he should be driving, guys. you hear her? >> this gives their parents hope that their kids just might stop before it is too late. >> we'll be fine. trust me. >> if you were sober i wouldn't trust you driving. >> what? >> no offense. >> despite her protest, jordan and the other teens keep heading toward the car. with hearts racing, their parents wait to see what will happen next. >> he's getting in the car. oh, boy. >> yikes. >> make you feel better? >> she got in the passenger seat, which is even worse. >> just stunned. i did not expect that. >> i'm disappointed. i'm actually shaking. >> jordan is obviously worried. >> you're okay driving? >> and yet she's flipped off the shoulder strap, another dangerous move. >> you said you had a buzz. >> are you serious? >> you should have seen me at junior prom. >> reporter: they know he shouldn't be driving but will they let him? it'

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joe, speaking of the potential of firing mueller, are some asking whether the president wants to use this to get deputy a.g. rod rosenstein fired. look at this exchange between trump and a reporter yesterday. >> >> you figure that one out. >> so i'm going to ask you to interpret that. have you figured it out? will we see at saturday night massacre? >> i would bet that the president is after rod rosenstein. i think it's fairly plain to say he is. and of course if he goes after rod rosenstein, then he gets to appoint somebody in rosenstein's place, and that person could see reason to fire robert mueller, which would trigger a constitutional crisis. mueller cannot be fired. his investigations should be allowed to go on unimpeded. rosenstein is clearly in trouble here with the president. >> i'm curious how the -- and i will get this to zerlina first. the response from christopher wray. here's part of the memo he released to the fbi community yesterday saying we speak through your work. we do that work and we stay laser focused on doing great work, even when it's not easy, because we beli

get on the phone to bangladesh and ask them to do it, what areas in this world have potential bottlenecks that could really drive up prices >> labor >> final thought, joe i want to ask steve a question i'm going to ask and answer it the core pc deflater was last at 2.5% in the fourth quarter of 1993 fed, these guys, they got to wake up. you have a disinflation problem. this is why i don't think the fed should be aggressive let the balance sheet run off. they should do the opposite. let the blasshealance sheet run quicker. >> they need to be more aggressive to put more in the pocket for the next downturn >> they're going to cause it if they hike too much >> thank you very much steve, joe, appreciate it. >>> betting on calm markets was a pretty good bet. until it wasn't. right up about midday yesterday, as inverse volatility funds show that they are indeed a danger to you and the entire market. but what are they? we're going to bring you that story coming up. >>> plus, as we head to break, let's look at some of the big cap tech stocks on the move. we have a few in the green qualcomm, netflix, apple, amazon, microsoft. those are all the single biggest sto

let's find out what people are talking about it's for today here's joe thank you now if i asked you to name just one famous winter olympian i'm sure many of you would go straight to this man show might the american side bow to holds a string of wreck holes and even has his own video game named after him and now he's become the first border to win three olympic titles white gold with his final run in the hall fight competition he beat japan's i know the team finished second ahead of australia's scotty james white also won gold in the two thousand and six and two thousand and ten lympics but missed out on the title in sochi four years ago three time olympic gold medalist man you know this honestly i'm sure you could tell by my reactions at the bottom of the pipe but this meant the world to me and my family and my team and. you know here doing it for usa again not only to be an olympian again but to be a gold medalist again it's just unreal well that gold medal was also the one hundredth for the usa at the winter olympics and it brought out the big guns including the most decorated olympi

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investors are asking are we friday yet? joe: re: friday? vonnie: almost.n with the market minute, and if you thought it was friday, you are forgiven because the markets have been all over the place, including the s&p 500, erasing all the gain from wednesday, the dow swings the 500 point rise, so we have been all over the place, and right now the early close numbers indicate a loss. these are modest compared to what we saw on monday. joe: another extraordinary session all the round -- all around. scarlet: the return of volatility continues. let's get to individual names, snap -- after they had their first -- 50%. this is a highly shorted stock as well. bermuda-basede insurer -- we side people with knowledge of the matter that it is good for a 12 and a half percent boost. resorts with a rally after tumbling in recent days. the chairman and ceo has to down asinoeside, ca regulators will continue their hislem about whether or not operations in massachusetts, colorado, and overseas might be in jeopardy. will continue to monitor. joe: now the u.s. government bon

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