joining us live now to share his article with us standard reporter jonah owen.thanks for joining us. >> pleasure to be here. >> tell us what you looked into here, what time frame and why. >> so this was an audit that was done just before covid, basically showing that in 2018, the fiscal year, the fire department missed almost a third of school inspections. and when i saw this, i thought to myself, this is pretty wild. it was, of course, before covid, so a couple of years back. but it really did capture kind of these massive oversights that the department had because the years during covid didn't really reflect the reality of what was going on. right. this was an audit done by the comptroller's office. it also showed some other very worrying issues in this fire inspection bureau, showing that 44% of all the inspectors thought that if they reported unethical behavior to their bosses, that they would be punished and get in trouble. i mean, this shows that there's a culture in the fire department where if someone does something wrong, it's unethical. almost half the

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. >> jonah fisher is in jerusalem and our correspondent is in istanbul. from both of you the latest that you are hearing from the respective sides in the negotiation. jonah, i will begin with you. >> today has been a day in which we have heard strong voices against this deal in israel including prominent members of benjamin netanyahu's cabinet. one of them came out this morning with a tweet saying he thought it would be a catastrophe for israeli national security if the deal went ahead. clearly, mr. netanyahu has quite a job to do. there was also a letter written to him as prime minister by 10 members of his own coalition urging him not to make the deal. there is certainly opposition here. it remains to be seen if we do get to the point of it possibly being agreed as to whether those people within his cabinet who are against it, whether they kick up a fuss and threaten to leave government or when push comes to shove if they make the objections heard but allow the deal to go through. >> you have been speaking to the palestinian official with close knowledg

well, let's go live now to jonah ho who is in cave. jonah took us through the attack on the capital where you are well, just, i was off the presidency landscape, released a new a video message at probably the 2025 would bring it into the wall with russia door . and on the 1st of january, it was broken by the sound of air raid sirens, going off around the capital here and defense is engaged. we're told that over a 110 russian aero drones were on their way to targets in ukraine. and how many of them were heading here, but a short while, a to 3 loud explosions. very close to where understanding this hotel and very close indeed to the heart of the government area. and i can tell you that just on the other side of this building now, there is a pretty substantial emergency response operation going on 2 buildings on file, the one known residential, the other, a residential building, and a little update on those casualties. because we understand that the last few moments, one body has been found in the rubble at 6 people injured in taken the h

uh that drug slamming into one of those buildings and jonah, as you've just said. so it was 2 people who died in the russian drone strike on the capital key. thank you for your reporting that jonah the still ahead on out a 0 from riots to recession. we'll look at the challenges remaining for the u. k. is government in 2025 plus short. this is the password to understand. well, what is the password? why thousands of classic characters and comic books can now be redrawn, retreated and reprocessed without permission, the meeting of minds you need to compose fragments. architecture becomes in a reno in assembly, where you can place all these evidence together and start seeing things architect, vitamin, and photographer trevor pac man, pod one. another thing that i really want out of art, which is not simply things that are trying to see the world, but things that give you a glimpse of how the world could be different. judy, i'd be unscripted on, i'll just say around january on alger 0, i've got it on the price of piece. analyzes the failure of the us mission to build a

jonah. still ahead on alpha 0 free meals for millions across indonesia. the government rolls out an ambitious program coming back. now nutrition, the, the fun risk of the philippines is more that's going away from lose on it's for this uh 5 to was mean to now. and he's gone away from vietnam release in the science. so it's more right on its way into that coast. otherwise, these channels are focusing on borneo particularly lazy and pub bonior and dr. do right. and for sumatra and job, nothing over the heavy. i looked at it, the driving force of fall flat rate and that change of system. this line here is the code that it was. art flows from continental ation of the east of asia, which of course in the immediate vicinity, japan police is a lot of snow hawk out here at home. she will get a lot more there. we some in the korean peninsula. but the principal thing here, of course, is the dropping temperature. have you noticed? so with minus sign, this is a day time height, temperature, it will drop a bit to minus 5 on friday and probably 0 insensitive of the col

jonah fisher live injerusalem.orters and opponents of south korea's suspended president have been on the streets of seoul for a second day. some stayed out all night, braving freezing temperatures and snow. many protesters are gathered around the official residence of president yoon suk yeol. investigators tried to get into the compound and arrest mr yoon on friday for declaring martial law. they were turned away by security personnel guarding the president. it's thought they may try to detain him again before the arrest warrant expires at midnight on monday. this is the scene now live in seoul outside the presidential residence, where you can see protestors once again gathered, both in support and opposition to president yoon. those who want to see him arrested immediately and those who want to try to stop it. and there's also a police presence out in the south could be korean capital. woongbee lee is editor of bbc korean. he told me about the attempts to arrest the former president. 0n on friday, the coi investig

jonah, thank you. that's june. how reposing from keys president vladimir fusion has reassured russians that the country is doing well and on track to improve in 2025. and his annual new use speech has been made promises of prosperity, unity and moving forward to send you valerie, is in most go with more of what he had to say. the president lateral susan's new jersey is message to the russian people is broadcast across the 11 time zones. now in his speech, he hales the nation's resilience, and pay tribute to the soldiers in ukraine, calling them true heroes. so he avoided discussing the wars trajectory where, you know, we are confident that everything will be fine. we will only move forward. we know for sure that the absolute value for us was, is, and will be the fate of russia, the wellbeing of its citizens. the man that's been in charge of this country for a quarter of a century has declared 2025, the year of the defender of the fatherland. now, despite the message, it moved here on the streets of the capital, rem

israel says it's targeting hamas fighters and infrastructure. jonah fisher has the latest from jerusaleme standards. israel says this weekend it struck more than 100 what it calls terror targets in gaza. one of those hit was the zood family home. destroyed by an israeli air strike on gaza city last night. this morning, they were looking for bodies. amar, a cousin, explains that the bodies of seven family members have been recovered. he says they're looking for four more, three of them children. israel is not allowing western journalists into gaza. it says its strikes this week and eliminated dozens of hamas terrorists. the gaza health ministry says more than 200 people have been killed and many more injured since thursday. not all of them are fighters. hidden but not forgotten, there are still israeli hostages inside gaza. among them, liri albag, a 19—year—old soldier. this was her before. this is her now, in a still from a video that has been posted online. proof for her parents that she is still alive. translation: we aren't giving up. don't you give up, either. keep fighting and survi

13 people, the regional government says to guided bombs, have residential buildings in the city of jonah, how reports on hockey, presidents landscape has repeatedly called for ukraine's and 6. they want only war and only victims. this is why we must not waste a single state. we must put pressure on moscow. we must force russia into disease and we must continue doing everything necessary to protect lives and stop designate . and at the same time, it is crucial to maintain the unity of all our partners with america and europe on all our partners around the world, toward helping us able to see apart from some significant movements on the front line. it's been a relatively quiet period in ukraine with the orthodox christmas day following on tuesday, the last attack of this con took place in december. it seems that slight low may now be over children, how else you 0 hockey? talk for a short break here. now just here, when we come back, celebrations in syria to month one month since the 4 of us on the machine that uncertainty about the countries future remains under warning from leaders in the

palestinians, who have suffered terribly in this war that hamas started. 0ur middle east correspondent, jonahsraeli response to the negotiations. we've heard some pretty strong voices against this deal, - here in israel, including some prominent members of- benjamin netanyahu's cabinet. one of them came out this morning with a tweet, i saying he thought it would be a catastrophe for israeli - national security if. this deal went ahead. clearly, mr netanyahu has a job to do. - there was also a letter written to him by ten members- of his own coalition urging him not to make that deal. - 0ur gaza correspondent, rushdi abualouf, has been speaking to a palestinian source close to the negotiations. they said it is almost done. i have seen one time, maybe twice, before where the israeli and hamas delegations are in the same building. the egyptians, the americans, the qataris, and everybody involved, are in the same building, trying to put the final touches — as this official told me. we have very exclusive information about this deal. the israeli army will remain in the area called the buffer zone,

jonah, you've always been a nasty freak. will you marry me?> impractical jokers, all new thursdays at ten on tbs. >> set your dvr now the department of commerce, which my next guest leads, has been a very busy place in recent weeks. >> as the economist reported, commerce officials have been signing contracts, awarding funds to chip makers as part of the biden administration's chips act, which subsidizes the development of semiconductors here in the united states. it's seen by team biden as a crucial part of the race for america to lead the world in tech, and its future may be in peril because trump doesn't like what he calls that chips deal. joining me now exclusively is commerce secretary gina raimondo. uh, pleasure to have you. let me ask you the first directly address president trump's criticism. he says this is a very bad deal. you're giving away money. what should have been done was just high tariffs to block out foreign chip makers. and all the chipmaking would have come to america anyway. >> yeah. well, first of all, good morning, faree

and jonah, does it seem as though, if a deal is possible, that netanyahu can hold his government together is under considerable pressure. he has two far right ultranationalist cabinet ministers who have, in the last couple of days, come out very firmly against this draft deal as it has been leaked to the media, one of them calling it a catastrophe for israeli national security. another this morning saying that this was effectively a surrender to hamas. so yes, there are some very strong voices within the cabinet who are talking, you know, pretty harsh language about this deal. i think the question will be whether they if this deal does come to pass, whether they walk out of the government and whether they try nd bring down mr netanyahu's administration or whether they will feel that they have distanced themselves enough from it to allow to tolerate it going through, if you like, without their backing, but not use it as a moment to unleash the political chaos, if you like, of mr netanyahu's government being brought down. while israel has price pressure benjamin netanyahu has also had rejec

our correspondent in jerusalem jonah fisher has the latest — first on the reaction in israel to thisl to the publication of this list of 3a hostages which hamas presented as being the 3a names that would be released as part of any ceasefire agreement with israel. what israel has said is effectively that these 3a names are nothing new. it is simply a list which israel itself wrote and presented to mediators in july of last year and they have pointed out that list does not actually provide any information as to the status of the hostages on that list. crucially, whether they are indeed alive or not. so, of the names on that list, two of the children, for example, well, hamas has claimed in the past that they have been killed by israeli airstrikes so the israeli government is very much stressing the position that they think this is effectively a move by hamas to try push forward to put pressure on the israeli government to come up with a deal in the talks which are taking place at the moment in doha. israel is in the process of negotiating there with a mediation team to try and achieve

our correspondent jonah fisher has the latest, first on the reaction in israel to this hostage list being correspondent:correspondent: it has been a pretty angry reaction to the publication of this list of 34 hostages, which hamas presented as being the 34 names that would be released as part of any cease-fire agreement with israel. what israel has said is effectively these 34 names are nothing new, it is simply a list which israel itself wrote and presented to mediators in july of last year, and they have pointed out that that list does not actually provide any information as to the status of the hostages on that list. crucially, whether they are indeed alive or not. some of the names on that list, two of the children for example, hamas has claimed in the past that they have been killed by israeli airstrikes. the israeli government is very much stressing the position that they think this is effectively unmoved by hamas to try -- a move by hamas to try to put pressure on the israeli government to come up with a deal in the talks which are taking place at the moment in doha. israel is in t

jonah ho is in harkey. jonah, what more can you tell us? what more you're learning about this attack to me, well, details continuing to emerge as 0 from the city of south for you here in southeast new crating that at 10 to 4 this afternoon was hit by this russian aerial attack. the apparent target to quote, according to local authorities, described as an in a piece of industrial infrastructure factory. in other words, though, the ukrainians are not saying what was produced inside that factory. and if that was indeed the target, what it does appear is if they sort of impact his own, if you like, was just outside that factory as you've described, that some pretty graphic image or a video showing a very concerted emergency rescue operation going on volunteers and medics, 55 is rushing to the aid of survivors. a multi story apartment building opposite on fire, a boss, a truck also hit and witnesses on the scene. suggested with this happened just as a shift change was underway, the factory, so they would have been quite a lot of people strolling

let's speak to the bbc�*s jonah fisher, injerusalem, and our gaza correspondent, rushdi abualouf, who'sul. i want to get from both of you the latest you are hearing from the latest you are hearing from the respective sides in this negotiation.— the respective sides in this negotiation. the respective sides in this neuotiation. ., , . negotiation. today has been a da in negotiation. today has been a day in which — negotiation. today has been a day in which we _ negotiation. today has been a day in which we have - negotiation. today has been a day in which we have heard i negotiation. today has been a i day in which we have heard some pretty strong voices against this deal, here in israel, including prominent members of benjamin netanyahu's cabinet. one of them came out this morning with a tweet, saying he thought it would be a catastrophe for israeli national security if this deal would ahead. clearly, mr netanyahu has a job to do. there was also a letter written to him by ten members of his own coalition urging him not to make that deal. yes, there are certainly opposition here. it rema

jonah fisher has the latest from jerusalem.ng, even by this war�*s terrible standards. israel says this weekend it struck more than 100 what it calls terror targets in gaza. one of those hit was the zood family home. destroyed by an israeli air strike on gaza city last night. this morning, they were looking for bodies. amar, a cousin, explains that the bodies of seven family members have been recovered. he says they're looking for four more, three of them children. israel is not allowing western journalists into gaza. it says its strikes this week eliminated dozens of hamas terrorists. the gaza health ministry says more than 200 people have been killed and many more injured since thursday. not all of them are fighters. hidden but not forgotten, there are still israeli hostages inside gaza. among them, liri albag, a 19—year—old soldier. this was her before. this is her now, in a still from a video that has been posted online. proof for her parents that she is still alive. translation: we aren't giving up. don't you give up, eith

about a month so we go from such that the coast of saudi, they've been terrific with us throughout jonahand it's all akin to will raise awareness for uk special forces. [applause] >> a very long walk. the camels are walking. [laughter] and we are sitting but is no comfortable way to sit on a camel. [laughter] >> like staker. i'm going to leave it there. [laughter] >> i was going to say ride a camel but i could feel it heading south. [laughter] >> one of these guys would say something and we are out of h here. >> a cigarette. we got you here because we're playing a new segment called spy versus high. you number spy versus spy? who wanted to quiz you on think cia has allegedly done getting past stuff we both know are obviously true like taking the moon landing. [laughter] you will roll jfk i was only three. the way it's going to work as i will ask about conspiracy theories and you will tell the panel if this was something done by a spy or made up by someone on the internet was high. did the cia expect the work to make the bronx gag? [laughter] >> you are starting off with a tough one. >> y

the matter of keeps as 2 buildings were damaged and the attack was jonah, how has the support from the training and capital in the door of a new year? craig's cap, the video, shows the moment to rush and attack drones slams into a civilian apartment building. each one is more than a 100 launched into ukrainian space and engaged by air defense systems. the one with go, the way the responses swift trapped residents brought to safety civilian recipients of russia's gift of tara. there are a number of the wounded and this is happening close to the secure heart of ukraine's government. we're just, i was earlier presidents and lensky said he hoped for peace in 2025. his name was show him where we know that comes and it will not be given to us as a gift to, but we will do everything to stop russia and the will. this is $1.00 to $2.00 of us, which is full course. i'm not president lensky in his video, new year, a dress promise to do everything possible to end the war in 2025 with russia as it turned had the message of it. so the war and the tax like this one will go on to the whole outer 0, ke

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well let's go live now to jonah hall who is emptied. juno took us through these attacks on the capital as well just within hours of presidents the landscape putting out a 10 revised video, new york address, in which he promised to use 2025 to bring the war with russia to an end door. on the 1st of january, it was mocked by an air raid sirens across the capitol hill, in cave and defenses could be heard being deployed, and shortly afterwards, 3 loud explosions. very close to this hotel. one striking, apparently a non residential building, one a residential building and notably landing very, very close to the heart of the government area here in key. and that is pretty substantially unusual. as you say. what suggestion was that this was a wave of more than a 100 drones heading to a variety of targets. we await information specific information from the ministry about exactly what number were involved and what happened to all of them. but as i speak to now, just on the other side of this building that residential building is being attended by very substantial rescue operations. 6 rolls of i

jonah in goza city left for these gases in the streets. several strikes target homes, the killing, a number of civilians, the latest attacks, comments as well. siege of northern gods across the 100 day mark. custin and health officials say 5000 people have been killed or missing since defensive because the water crisis in gaza has worse and due to ongoing is really a tax. it's a damaged infrastructure. displaced part of students have to stand in long queues for hours to get unlimited quantities of clean water. was our colleagues spoke to people waiting in line in the shake, red one neighborhood of kansas city. a softer mind? oh, the hoss reality displays policy and is all going through the daily basis here. those children are waiting or have been waiting for 3 hours for this walters walk. to fill these amounts of water in garza to access the clean will. so it has become a daily struggle is there is a way i've been, i'm gonna just wait. if there is walter, we will get some and jerry cans and gallons. if there's no water, we will get nothing. sometimes a donor sends walter trucks to an

thank you so much, jonah. as always, we appreciate you giving us the very like this to and how for us in the cave was drawn a tags coincided with a news conference slate by russian foreign minister. so guy left for all of you was outlining most goes foreign policy for 2024. the said most go was open to contact with the incoming donald trump administration. that's the little you in regards to complete. so we will wait for congress initiatives, present boot, and the said many times that he is ready to meet us, but so far there haven't been such offers over. then president trump said that wants to meet. i think they should make the trip. it's 1st is he asked that or officer. are you in the shop of all of a has more from las go on mr. lever olds, news conference. or basically he spoke a bit of everything else or in questions from international jealous speaking about the ukraine conflict resolution. he said that he was waiting for initiatives from the new administration of donald trump when he's taking the office o

jonah fisher is injerusalem. reaction here in israel to the publication of this list of 3a hostages, which hamas presented as being the 3a names that would be released as part of any ceasefire agreement with israel. what israel has said is effectively that these 3a names are nothing new. it is simply a list which israel itself wrote and presented to mediators in july of last year. and they've pointed out that that list doesn't actually provide any information as to the status of the hostages on that list. crucially, whether they are indeed alive or not. some of the names on that list, two of the children, for example, well, hamas has claimed in the past that they have been killed by israeli air strikes. so the israeli government is very much stressing the position that they think that this is effectively a move by hamas to try and push forward, to put pressure on the israeli government, to come up with a deal in the talks which are taking place at the moment in doha. israel is in the process of negotiating there

jonah fisher is our correspondent injerusalem.re are feeling about the possible agreement. well, it rather depends who you speak to. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu certainly has some strong voices within his own cabinet who are not happy with the prospect of this deal as they have seen it. we have heard yesterday from one of the far right ministers in his cabinet, saying the deal would be a catastrophe for israeli national security. today another of those ministers, a security minister, said a deal would effectively raise the war achievements that have been gained with much blood by our fighters. and he called on others tojoin him and fighters. and he called on others to join him and what he called israel's surrender to hamas. so clearly there are members of mr netanyahu's cabinet who are very opposed to this deal. i suppose the question at this point is are they opposed enough to try and bring down mr netanyahu pots government or indeed is this already priced in by mr netanyahu in his pursuit of this deal? he has p

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so jonah 2025, being mobbed by the world right from the outset. that's right, just as off the prism, zaleski used his new via video address to say that he would do everything possible to bring it in to the war in 2025 will rusher. it turned out had a message of its own door here on the 1st of january, interrupted by the sound of the air raid sirens across the capital, keys and locations all over the country. as a wave of more than a $110.00 russian attack. drones made their way towards target's through ukrainian s space. many of them were told brought down or electronically jammed. but a short while later, very close to this hotel where we are now. 3 explosions rang out. i can tell you that just so the other side of the hotel, in fact, there is still a pretty substantial emergency operation on the way at the residential building, 4 to 6 stories, of which being gutted by fire injury is now at least 6 and hospital one person confirmed dead and what we're told by the ministry here, but as i said, all of those drawings were brought down that this was

jonah, how is in khaki with more of the general stuff of ukraine's military admit that this operation is ongoing, though they make no claims to specific games as yet, nor are they making public the objectives. but it does seem not coincidental that this is happening almost exactly 2 weeks before the, you know, gratian of donald trump, his return to the white house and the expected visit this week of his ukraine envoy retired general keith kellogg. trump, of course, wants to see a quick end to this war, ideally with a cease fire in negotiations to begin very quickly after he takes office. the problem is there is still no clear roots towards a final settlement at ukraine. in this instance, with the new fighting in coast seems to be making a couple of big statements here. first, that 8 intends to send the message to the united states. it's principal back of the can still take the fight to the russians with us help. and 2nd, that it is going to do everything possible to hold onto this bargaining chip of the russian territory. it holds in coast ahead of any potential future negotiations du

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. >> jonah, you've always been a nasty freak. will you marry me? >> impractical jokers? all new thursdays at ten on tbs. >> set your dvr now. >> i'm told by, uh, by our firefighter. depending on the wind, it's very possible if that house. if flames jump to other houses or to shrubbery around there, that fire could very easily come up this mountainside and just go through all of this. i mean, you see all this vegetation here. it could just move up here. again, so much depends on the winds. they have died down today over the last several hours since this morning. and that's certainly good news. but this is an area of real concern. and there's a lot of firefighters devoted to this area right now. and that's the small community of fernwood in topanga. and a couple of people who had evacuated. adam weber was one of them. we met there. he has come back. others have come back, and they're trying to help fire crews by essentially spotting and sending out information about what they are seeing. and with captain sheila kelliher, you and i have been talking every night. you were in

. >> jonah. you've always been a nasty freak. will you marry me? >> impractical jokers, all new thursdays at ten on tbs. set your dvr now. >> you have concerns that he might withhold disaster assistance when he becomes president. >> pretty straightforward about that. he's tried to do it in the past. the rhetoric is very, very familiar. it's delusional. and it's a consistent mantra from trump going back years and years and years welcome back to state of the union. >> donald trump and governor gavin newsom pointing fingers. our panel joins me now. so let's start with you. is trump just being trump here or is passed prelude. and there might actually be some withholding of aid? >> no, i think trump is being trump. but i think we need to rewind the tape on gavin newsom. >> i remember in april of 2023, i was working on the governor's race there. we had a tornado that came through rolling fork, like a few days later, gavin newsom comes to mississippi to criticize the governor of the state. he's run ads against ron desantis. he's run ads against greg abbot

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. >> jonah, you've always been a nasty freak. will you marry me? >> impractical jokers? all new thursdays at ten on tbs. set your dvr now. >> hey. welcome back. joining me from a staging area along the pacific coast highway near the pacific palisades. i'm here with sheriff robert luna of l.a. county sheriff's department. um, just talk a little bit about what, in terms of what your officers are doing, looking for for missing, looking for, for those who have died. >> yeah. so first of all, i'm really proud to represent all the men of the men and women of the los angeles county sheriff's department. >> they are doing amazing work, working long hours. so we're very appreciative. so we've got several missions between evacuations, road closures, ingress and egress, humanitarian missions. and we're out there working and we're unfortunately we're doing what we call looter suppression, because when people don't want to leave their house under evacuation orders, they're afraid that people may break into their homes. so we are out there trying to ensure that people's homes are safe

we shared that spot, me and jonah. ramesh: i am so glad your remake did not subscribe to the nation. [laughter] history could be very different. chair hassett: my roommate became a white house press corps member. we keep that secret. ramesh: i will not ask you for stock tips, at least not in public. what is your assessment of where we are with this economy? chair hassett: i think when people, historians look back at 2016, then they will see they were two candidates out there that had a message for basically blue-collar america. there was one message that was basically, sure, you lost your job. your factories closed. sure, there is a lot of despair in your town and folks are getting addicted to opioids and that kind of stuff. that is just the new normal. that is what you can expect. it is not our policies. president obama's policies were awesome and had nothing to do with this. it is like this exogenous thing that affects the whole world. then there was this other candidate that said, hey, if we change policy there is h

. >> jonah, you've always been a nasty freak. >> will you marry me impractical jokers?>> all new thursdays at ten on tbs. >> set your dvr now. 90 to the beat. >> all right. we are live for our tribute to luther. everybody's here right? yeah. >> at this time, our guest of honor has arrived. ladies and gentlemen, mr. luther vandross. luther, welcome. thank you. glad to be here. luther vandross, look at all your fans. >> how does it feel when you see luther was r&b music? it was great r&b music. and a lot of that was to his benefit. but it would only be played on black radio. so when it became a challenge is when he wanted to cross over. because luther was not necessarily embraced or given the freedom to do it the same way that other artists that don't look like luther are. >> why has the label always positioned you in a in a business sense, as a black singer and pigeonholed you in that way? >> and does that bother you? >> natalie cole said something that i loved when, in accepting the grammys or the american music award, whichever, that she thanked her old fans and her ne

. -- jonah excuse me. caller: how are you.lan is in connecticut on our line for republicans. good morning allen. caller: good sunday morning to you. my question is this. write down the street from me is a charles schwab. i would like to have his opinion on what professional expertise a professional wealth manager or investment strategist would have like schwab, t. rowe price or oppenheimer rather than doing it yourself. guest: that industry, this is an interesting question. i cannot recommend clearly advisors or stocks or strategies, but what has happened quietly over the last five to seven years is the death of the equity commission. time was you would have to call the broker and pay a lot, of the bid ask spread, there was a lot in terms of waste, in terms of what would happen in the industry has moved enormously self-directed investing and index funds paid and ultra low cost exchange traded funds char liquid. the democratization of investing is fascinating. having said that there's a multitrillion dollar transfer of wealth h