you and it is perfect for everybody. sacrific sacrifices, higher prices. negotiate a deal. bureaucracy. >> joeu to sleep again, joe. >> joe, a little sales tax never hurt anybody. business is entitled to a fair profit during this war, but wages have to be frozen, joe. the workers are making too much money for their own good, and prices have not risen very much, have they? >> joe, there is a better way! >> mind if i smoke? >> wait, this is brazen. >> this is for uncle sam. ♪ >> referee: the way to win the war, the way to win the war, you have to get out and vote. ♪ and the ballot. we want to have a better one, you have to get out and vote. >> now we're on the right track. now we're on the right track. right behind the president for 1943. soldiers, fall aboard for severance play, disability, insurance, education. >> we got your ticket for crop insurance, marketing facilities, fair price for what a man owns. big business, all aboard, more production, world trade, no pushing, no crowding. small business, protection from big business. labor. jobs for everyone. more employment, more production. good

you see that switch joe? you've got to sidetracked aren't. look joe >> you can't.n't fall asleep at the switch if you just did like in november of 19. 42 >> don't worry about me. he will have to knock me out first. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ what happened? who are you? >> not at all not at all. glad you dropped in my boy. sam has been over working. high production sam has been overworking. let's talk this over my boy. according to the papers, you are on the wrong track. it says here the win the war special isn't going through. all the workers are on strike. that is alive. we are out to win the. war that is a lie we are out to win the war. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ let's this perfectly clear to everybody. sacrificing. higher prices, negotiated peace democracy and is bureaucracy. ♪ ♪ >> joe, he has allowed you to sleep again, joe. show, a little sales tax never hurt anybody. after all, joe. business is entitled to a fair profit in this war, but wages have to be frozen, joe. the workers are making too much money for their own good, and prices haven't risen very much, have they? ♪ ♪ wait joe? ♪

can you, nick and joe, walk us through that day. talk to us about sort of the fog of that day and trying to determine who was trying to decapitate our leadership of our country and sort of how you dealt with it throughout the day. >> sure it's one of those moments in history that, you know, everyone can pretty much identify and recall where you were that day. for some reason i had come in early that morning. the president, i didn't accompany him, i waited for the president to return so for whatever reason i went to the white house early that morning. i was actually working out. i had espn on, watching whatever sports highlights and then i saw the first plane just like everyone else. it was that second one when we realized that we were under attack. mrs. bush was at the u.s. capitol at the time. so it took some time to see what was happening. we wanted to get her away from the capitol. we had known that there were three planes down. the pentagon had just -- the plane had just hit the pentagon and i decided to go and connect with mrs.

mean bernie was on some not late night cop show when he was asked a very important question do you think joe can win and he said yes and then ever all of us are saying why are you ronnie ok you know what was the last 4 years all about what was the last election all about because i would contend and i think you would probably agree with me that he's going to need a lot of progressives to cross to you know get over the line to win because the party is very fractured so the same question i mean is joe going to give them anything because i see a lot of anger on the part of bernie supporters and nks against bernie himself go ahead richard. so let's talk about this through the prism of issues bernie sanders is perfectly in favor of habeas many people have health care as possible job i was instrumental as an aside when we got the affordable care act passed donald trump is in court today trying to strip tens of millions of people coverage who it creates this in condition so with progressive's really care about issues like who has health care and who doesn't this is not a close call let's take climat

>> well, followed by a few wreckers. >> do you see that switch, joe?to sidetrack. >> i'm just the guy that can do it, sam. >> look, joe, you can, if you don't fall asleep at the switch like you did in november of 1942. >> i see. >> don't worry about me. he'll have to knock me out. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ dream awaken to me ♪ waiting for me >> rise! all rise! >> who are you? >> not at all. not at all. glad you dropped in, my boy. i see uncle sam has been overworking you. high production. sam's been overworking you. relax. have a cigar. let's talk this over, my boy. according to the papers, yao you are on the wrong track. it says here that the win the war special isn't going through. and they are on strike. >> that's a lie. we're out to win the war. >> war, war. ♪ ♪ ♪ way up high ♪ to the pie in the sky when you die ♪ >> we stand tall. i tell you, it's perfectly clear to everybody. sacrifices, higher prices. higher taxes. >> lower taxes. >> negotiate a piece. bureaucracy. >> joe. joe. ♪ >> taxes won't hurt anybody. after all, joe, business is entitled to a fair prof

joe, did you graduate from high school? [laughter] people dig up old photos?ave those laying around social media or anything. i wouldn't know where to begin. do people keep them in boxes somewhere? scarlet: joe, you just ask your mom. your mom has them. joe: i didn't think of that. that is true. romaine: joe, you are like the smartest guy i know, but you don't think of simple things like asking your parents for pictures. seriousness, it would have been the obvious move. sorry about that. romaine: i'm delirious. it is friday. is the show over yet? what are you guys doing, going out? [laughter] joe: i'm doing literally nothing. scarlet: looking at old yearbooks. joe: have a good weekend, y'all. scarlet: we have a podcast coming up. that is what everyone can do. they can listen to our podcast. romaine: all right. hear some of the biggest interviews that we had. we had an interview earlier today with george pine. definitely something to listen to. i'm sure a lot of other goodies will be there as well. scarlet: that does it for "what'd you miss?" myself,ain and joe

we really enjoyed being here. >> thank you. >> joe? >> spence, if you don't mind, we all felt very honored to be down here today. we've had fun up here telling stories and all, but we certainly thank the bush family, the extended bush family for all they've done for the secret service over the years, but when you go -- we told some stories here tonight, but when you go to the bush library and see the enormity of what they've done for this country, it just makes you very proud. so, mrs. bush, thank you. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you to spence, joe nick and larry for a fantastic program. i told you it would be both informative and entertaining, and they delivered as we knew they would. thank you all for coming. tonight you'll be exiting through the museum. please take a few minutes if you can to stop by and visit our new special exhibit, presidential retreats away from the white house which will be open until 8:15, and remember tickets are available at bushcenter.org for our next engage program, our annual highland capital lectu

gunnin joe you. lucian is a senior presenter on c g t n chinese state television's international network of course some media have called china's fs draconian heavy handed autocratic but we call them effective. in a candid interview with one o one east she concedes chinese media has made mistakes in its coverage of the virus if the media to do it must do a better job they should learn the lesson because at the end of the day is ordinary people's lives that were harmed that were at stake but the top leaders in china will not be held to account with the i don't know if they do something wrong i mean the the general the general public are watching all the time the thing is not to bring down the system but to bring it back to make it better so because we are all in it everybody is at stake president xi jinping made very clear that the priority of china's media was to reflect the thinking of the communist party we cannot pitch the chinese communist party against the chinese people or vice versa it doesn't

example you know joe you know how to i won't. judge you all interventions holly holly a host of. zoo is grateful for the free health care and quarantine facilities the government's providing but she believes her father got sick because the media was slow to report the disease is infectious nature. in the now. we sure hope you don't surely surely hope she threw you. so far even such mild criticism is rare in today's china where the government has always couldn't trump the message and state media provides positive spin. like that this will hand quarantine center. where favorites you don't. try you for. a. pressure try that for a 4 year 500 you go crazy and our lives here. or there when talk about watching all this unfold in the mines is a journalist from who had. he spoke to us on the condition that we hide his identity for fear of reprisal will call him. and we be she waved to me and the coverage has to be positive. anything that is demoralizing is not allowed to be reported. in regards to the topics we can't touch basically there are a lot of them. every day when we receive our o

welcomed across like we're all things are considered i'm peter a belter mind you we're discussing joe biden. ok let's go back to jason in washington i hate cutting people off but when you have to go to a hard break you have to go to a hard break go ahead jason. yes you know i would just say that we certainly can't say that president trump is this incredible debater you know he's not necessarily someone who comes with facts he's somebody who repeats himself over and over and what we're going to have is 2 elderly men who are going to trade barbs one you know one after the other and i apologize for calling you steve peter i also want to say that debates don't really matter and the reason i say that is because of objectively speaking a loser with war and won the democratic debates on several occasions as a matter of fact couple of hers want to debate you know early on and you didn't even make it to the problem jason jason idea that j.c. are they have but i mean that is an old myth i will give you all of that jason agreed fine but let me with a cobb with always the right jason all of the c

you think about it over ten years now, you and i and joe and becky. t ten years ago the enormous amount of money we pushed out from washington into the economy into one specific sector that became sort of the subject of all of the ire in the aftermath. very different situation here. you've got no business, no business is exempt from this and so, you know, the kind of money that's being flushed out hopefully will be that which can get us back going again. then we're going to have to repay it i think lee's suggestion that we're going to have to look somewhere for revenues to repay it, first and foremost, we have to get growth going again. then i do think there's going to be a discussion though about a safety net what does that mean? you know, there's going to be the natural partisan human cry for a living wage, for universal basic income i think if we can come together and sort of set aside those normal partisan destinations that people go in being and really think about what that means and how we can get more people in the jobs of the future it definite

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she said joe, you can't believe it. you can't imagine what that love feels like. he said grimly, i can. >> joe dimaggio believed in the old school arrangement of a wife should be home and having children. he goes to new york to film the exterior for "the seven year itch." >> i'm looking forward to it have much. >> the skirt blowing in the seven year itch when she is standing on a subway grate and her dress blows up. >> they couldn't use the film from that night because there were so many cameras flashing. >> joe dimaggio came out to watch it. and to watch men watching her as her dress blew up. >> dimaggio was insanely gel owfs her career and the people she worked with. >> they went back to the hotel and there was a huge fight. and it's believed that was the beginning of the end of their major. >> in 1954 joe drove away for the last time. a marriage worthy of the screenplay would not get a hollywood ending. >> miss monroe will have nothing to say this morning. all i can say as her attorney is that this is what we'll say with the conflict of careers. >> there were mo

biden: well, i tell you -- senator sanders: go ahead, joe. mr. biden: you and i have both shared a strong conviction. this country was not built by wall street, ceos and hedge fund managers. it was built by workers. the great american middle class was built by american labor unions, unions. yes, unions, that's the story of america. ordinary people from the neighborhood you and i grew up in doing extraordinary things given half a chance. millions of people all across this nation to get up every day, go to work, raise their families, pay taxes, volunteer and make this country work. they are the people making it work now. people understand that the middle class is not a number, it is a value system. it is about being able to own your own home and not rent, if you so choose. being able to send your kids to the park, to a good high school, public school where they will do well enough that they will go on to trade school, college, community college, whatever suits them well. it's about being able to take care of your geriatric mom when your dad passes,

you see a lot of it on fox and the internet but i mean this is a judge who was a manufactured candidate joe biden is now an avatar for the d.n.c. go ahead lionel my dear dear friend peter nobody cares about the gas nobody cares about the props nobody nobody cares about. this you are by friend has am i proud to say we are denizens of the bubble we are in the said we talk to our friends we should believe how he confused his wife with his sister you know what the d.n.c. is saying it doesn't matter he is the candidate he is going to be the candidate in july and that's it and you know what as long as you keep mentioning him does it matter poor ominous ok i actually i'm going to date myself it reminds me of being there with peter sellers you know we have chauncey gardiner running for the democrats right now ok look it up everybody if it's a good good compared to like tell me why should i like to watch it daddy i want to watch janet let me go to you in new york i'll give my pieces were up in front here is that the death of the d.n.c. knows this presidential race is lost and that's why they want bi

choose they were going to vote for until 2 or 3 days before super tuesday so that helped joe biden immensely plus you have the entire democratic establishment openly in our faces mating with other candidates to drop out to benefit joe biden which didn't happen great people to judge dropping out was that when coronation with the democratic party to help joe biden say with amy close . you also have elizabeth warren staying in the race as in order to try to obstruct sanders exactly that's exactly what she did joe biden wasn't supposed to win in the northern states the only reason he did it is because elizabeth warren took a chunk of support away from various and as progressive base that a lot of warm milk orders would have gone to sanders he probably would. why massachusetts in minnesota and she not state in the race i mean let's go to line all right now lionel you must be eating a whole lot of popcorn in these decades of watching this because i mean over the last few days the number of gaffes that biden has committed i mean it's embarrassing to watch but you never see those gaffes on c.n.n. and m s n b

me go to you 1st i mean i said in my introduction here i mean you know you have you have a lot of gaffes coming from joe biden and he's been known for it ok it's not the you know all of a sudden but the intensity of them are is mounting and that maybe just because of the media's watching more closely i'm trying to be really fair here but we i think we have every right to know about the mental facilities the capabilities of someone that is running for the highest office in the land i mean how do you come out on this go ahead john. well i agree i said last tuesday on super tuesday that the good news was for joe biden he won the primaries and i also said at the same time the bad news is he won the primaries and that the spotlight would soon be getting super hot on him and his numerous gaffes i mean this is a man who wakes up and on a daily basis is not too sure what state he said he mistakenly called his wife his sister last week and the list of gaffes really go on and on and on and luckily there are always video cameras around to to record those and you're very right peter of they have hawker see from the

joe, thanks so much for talking to us this morning >> thank you, julia. good morning. >> joe, this was supposed to be the biggest year ever for concerts and live events now it is entirely shut down when do you expect the concert and live event business to start up again >> yeah. that is the question that everybody asks, and unfortunately, as you listen to everybody, that's actually the question that can't be and right now. it can't be answered because so much of it depends on what everybody does over the coming month, the effectiveness of our continued social distancing, how we develop the testing and what we put in place for tracing and treatment, all of that will determine over the next several months when it is we can start to have concerts again we look at this on two time horizons one is a year from now, 15 months from now, as we have the vaccine in place, we're highly confident that concerts will be 2021, 2022 will be bigger than ever the artists want to perform, the fans want to attend the shows. we're very comfortable and confident that as we get t

i think it is more binary and i want to stay with quality. >> joe, you have 30 seconds. >> yeah. fer that you want to use a specific indicator and that would be a steepening of the yield curve. 2 versus the 10-year, needs to be above 100 basis points easily we had the last experience end of 2016 into 2017 and will you will see the confirmation of value to outperform as we see the yield curve move above 100 basis points. >> you have to think the high growth stocks are the ones obviously holding up better. amazon potential of hitting a new high. you do have to think that if you do get some light at the end of the tunnel that some of the stocks can do better from a value perspective. see you tomorrow that does it for us. all negative kelly evans picks up our coverage right now >>> thank you, scott welcome to "the exchange." i'm kelly evans. it is a down day the first time in three days we have seen that and flipping the week and starting a different kind of note and remember earnings season, what remains of it, however that will go, it does get under way tomorrow. right now like i sa

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alexander in london you know alex it's really interesting what joe had to say before we went to the break because the establishment and establishment journalists that are actually not journalists they're just client pawns for power it's a disgrace what they've done to journalism but you know you know we can make has always been seen as trying to undermine the establishment because he exposed as their corruption in their lives and but you know the interesting thing by the by. prosecuting julian assange and wiki leaks as an extension they're actually undermining themselves i mean it's actually they are the ones that are undermining the public faith in their institutions in the in the political elite here and they do they have complete disregard for for the rule of law in my opinion and they don't care what the public's perception of them are because they don't really have much respect for the electorate and people in general i mean they can get away with anything go ahead alex well they did and i have to say i completely agree with what you say about the media in this situation the media co

liberal joe, you failed everything ateverything you did. you are getting kicked by "fox & friends," didn't do good as a congressman, you abandon your constituents. joe, who ordered these facilities to be converted into covid units when they weren't originally supposed to be? who sentt the masks, the ventilators, the gloves, the gowns, that new york should've prepared for but they didn't? spoiler alert, it wasn't de blasio, joe, and the rest of you. because the travel ban, because of the medical mobilization, the largest and fastest in our history, because of project air bridge, because of the defense production act, because some a americans never closed down, america went all in and whatha could have been 2.2 million or maybe more, guess what? we are saving lives. thank god above. thank you. thank you. every life is precious. this is about death. death, hospitalizations, millions lower than the initial projections had we not done this. the president did it. new york and no city had any preparation ready for anything. they were ill-prepared,

joe, you sold jpmorgan you sold wingstop and you sold the hyg. talk to us >> correct again, top of the show i talked about managing and mitigating misi risks. i got a look at my risk and i've got to manage that jpmorgan, i've been trading around that. lower 80s to mid-80s has been a buying range mid-90s to upper 90s is where i want to take profits on that i have significant financial exposure i'm comfortable with that. i don't like the ten-year treasury is falling back toward 58 basis points. hyg, i don't think the universal investment application towards corporate bonds is going to work at this level. i think you have to mind for specific opportunities going forward. that's why i'm out of that wingstop, i got lucky. the stock fell down to 44 in the peak of the march sell off got off to 120 the other day on a lot of positive news surrounding its online platform. i'm just ringing the register, taking profits there and understanding i bought starbucks the other day. >> margaret, this is interesting to me because you definitely sound a little more n

the evidence to prove it whatsoever go ahead joe. you know ironically the prosecution argued on thursday that assad would have had to try to change the government in the us for it to have been a political offense and that's of course what that's of course what the most the us assigns critics say that he truly brought trump in he tried to stop who recruited rather than he published what he got and can't publish what he didn't get on trump that this was a journalistic decision and that he wasn't necessarily so so you're right they are trying to mix in 2016 they want to get a song for that they're blaming him for that they're blaming everyone except hillary clinton for a loss of course and to try to suck that into a sanjian to that russia gate story at this point when he's not been charged on anything other than what happened in 2010 under the espionage act and simply for possessing and then disseminating classified material which no one of the journals has ever been prosecuted for under the espionage act and us the obama administration wou

you will. and drawing joe biden to the left. that will be a fascinating development as you get toward him accepting the nomination. >> melissa: i wonder how joe biden takes the narrative. we so i'm doing interviews, i think it was last weekend. the clips that went out, they had a lot of nonsensical answers. where you were trying to figure out where he was going or what he was trying to say. he had this phone call with president trump, they didn't reveal a lot about what was sa said. at this point we are so focused -- and rightly so -- on this pandemic and getting through it, and the economic challenge, that this is the first time we've done -- especially lead with -- a political story in a very long time. i'm just wondering, how does joe biden get attention back on him? >> expect funding, outside groups to start running a lot of ads about joe biden. it's already started. i've seen a couple. expect there to be a real effort to spend now, to kind of shore them up. this primary race is over. think about how long we spent looking at

want to answer some of you questions now. joe, coming to you first for john in florida.t about gold? still see upside >> you are a fan of the yankee legend so talking babe ruth to mickey mantle. ratio of 3 to 7. i'm in gold right now. deflationary environment and the federal reserve is doing what they should. print it we don't know the outcome will be that's why ownership of gold is warranted right now. >> 3 to 7. jersey numbers >> you got it. babe ruth, mickey mantle your favorite flairs yankees. >> making sure the rest of the public knew what you were trying to say go to jim from joe in new york rank these three sectors to invest in. airlines, banks, oil companies. >> okay. a lot in that question at the top of the list is banks at this price. we know the federal reserve has the banking system's back. after that, look scott, i think you know i'm a believer in airlines and the main reason is the government isn't just lending, it is grants, preferred status the third one is tricky. energy you have to be an active investor in energy you can't buy the xle or the xop and e r

it's not going to work and less people are tested. joe, you get a double go because were going to go observer and i'll go to you first. there's a reason for that in a second. the observer says virus death toll nears 10,000. parties unite to invite the recall of parliament. i think this is quite an interesting story. i did think last week after kiersten was elected the leader of the labour party and boris was in the hospital that that was the perfect opportunity for them to bea the perfect opportunity for them to be a government of national unity. and i know nigel has got a you on that. and has spoken about it. but he's written to the leader of the house of common asking for urging talks of the speaker. now parliament is due to return obviously certain recess on the 215t of april. that's clearly not going to happen. there is in argument that there are lots of things that need to be held up to scrutiny. not least of all the shortage of bbe. another good example is the three and half million covered covid—19 testing kits that were ordered. nobody knows how much that cost but patients we

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you join us 7:00 p.m. eastern time let's answer some of the questions now. joeming to you first from larry in illinois. what does quote buying the dips mean and how do you determine when to buy? >> i think the first step for this circumstance has been the compression of volatility and the treasury market. that's been very supportive of buying the dips. secondarily, it is quality i define quality as the stocks that never traded below their december of 2018 lows. how does quality trade on down days we got a glimpse of that yesterday with the amazon, apple performance and now you see the result today so that's incredibly important lastly, getting lot of gaps, it can call gaps in the market an if you're a fan of technical formations you could utilize 2550 on the down side and upside approaching a gap of 2885. >> steph to you from edward in alabama. i i'm long berkshire b-shares. what are the suggestions you would have >> i own microsoft and google? two names in the portfolio on dips is costco it's great recurring revenue fabulous balance sheet and enormous mote enor

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when you see that, joe twyman, how do you react? this fees back to the first story we talked about. kids, perhaps to go back, and red is for people over the age of 70. it suggest if a vaccine is not available, they will have to stay at home for up to a year, but the thing is we civilly don't know how long it will take for a vaccine to develop. some people are saying six months, some people are saying years, some people are staying longer. a professor at imperial college in london and an envoy for the world health organisation has said that it could be up to a year and that's been reported in the observer today. that would clearly be extremely bad news or if the case, but it could be worse. will the vaccine indeed work continually? we don't know. our next story, and possibly ourfinal story, lockdown shaming being used to settle feuds. police saying people are calling up notjust breaking a rather compact rules but just are calling up notjust breaking a rather compact rules butjust to settle neighbourhood disputes. jo tanner, did you inspect this might happen? not really, but the great

joe? >> all right steve, thank you andrew, toss it over to you. >>> thanks, joe. about what this morning's mick numbers and earnings reports mean for investors and what we should all be doing joining me now is chief investment officer at cal thestrs. christopher, thank you for joining us walk through how you're thinking about the markets right now >> andrew, it's really about taking a look at your asset allocation i encourage all investors to back away as much as individual stocks i got a little bit in the whole market as a broad portfolio. we repositioned ourselves very defensively, underweight equity, overweight fixed income and risk mitigating assets and trying to take the opportunity to communicate with people and this is about the time that while the rally this last week really surprised a lot of people where you have to start looking at where are opportunities to get back in. >> so, given you've become defensive, i'm curious are you looking at this -- we keep debate is this going to be a v, a w, a hockey stick let's hope it isn't. how do you see it? >> you k

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you are creating theoretically a target. but it's not like they're doing absolutely nothing. someone released that he's meeting with larry summers. i don't know who that's supposed to help in this situation. but joe biden, you know, to the extent that he needs to do anything, he needs to shore up his base on some level and, you know, i doubt it was the biden campaign that released the fact that they're bheemeeting with l summers. i hope not. i don't know what the value is except to alien nate people who remember larry summers from the last go-round. >> the summers news to me was upsetting and disconcerting less on the politics of it. moving that aside, on that second question. that to me is like -- again, two tasks in front of biden and the democratic party. beat trump and then get governing against a republican opposition that will be implaquable and vicious, as they were 12 years ago. and the same ideological turn-about, where's the money coming from? and summers got that wrong the last time. like if there's anything that has to happen here, it's the lessons from the very difficult period of the first few years of barack obama and joe biden's administration, which was very hard to be learned an