dave cox that keefe investment officer major asset advisers. good morning, gentlemen i will start with you, bob t. same question i ask at 6:00 a.m. you wake up this morning. you calm your broker at 8:00 after watching you, you tell them what? >> you them tell them we're in the pause that refreshes. this will last a few weeks, maybe a couple months. look, we got overbought, we got complacent. china is a problem and the oc economy is so-so. that's not a recipe for stocks going straight up. they have gone straight up. they need to pause. >> the question on the pause, do you say, okay, this is a great opportunity or do you say this thing has still got 5, 10% more to correct and i'll get out our hang around with a plan of buying in later? >> my view is we got a rick to the former highs of 2000 and 2007 which is around 15 50. i can't be that cute.

hashish, keef and maldune.entrated thc resin of the cannabis plant as well as the leaves and flowers that have been separated from the buds compressed into sheet or brick-like form. keif is the part of the plant containing only the strongest concentration of psychoactive ingredients. majune is a confection made from keef, fruits, nuts, chocolate and honey. i was, of course, fascinated by this product since reading about it and inquired of some local contacts who shall necessarily go unnamed. how was it made? this is what i wanted to know. they were kind enough to demonstrate. keef is first chopped into fine granules and slowly added to butter and chocolate over a low heat to toast it and release the psychotropic goodies win. while the binder element is slow cooking in the pan, it's blended with cashews, almond, walnuts and dried fruit. this will be the framework to suspend the thc-laden goodness in the next step. the cannabis-laced butter chocolate is added along with plenty of honey to bind together all the in

the other is a confection made from keef, fruits, nuts, chocolate and honey. i was of course fascinated by this product since reading about it and inquired of some local contacts, who shall necessarily go unnamed. how was it made? this was what i wanted to know. they were kind enough to demonstrate. it is first chopped into fine granules and slowly added to melted butter and chocolate and toasted and release the psychotropic goodies within. while the binder element is slow cooking in the pan, combination of spices are blended with kashew's almonds, and dried fruit. this will be the frame work for the next step. the cannabis laced chocolate is added along with honey to bind together all the ingredients. then mix. last, you roll the entirety of the mixture into a ball and either refrigerate or dig right in. of course network standards and practices prohibit me from even tasting this delicious and mind altering treat, i'm guessing anyway. so unless i see chris john and wolf doing bong rips in the situation room i will abide by these rules because that's the kind

over the next hour we will hear from authors james bamford, matthew aid james keefe and dana priest. up first is the author james bamford whose first book about the nsa the puzzle palace was published in 1982. he spoke about the follow up to that book "body of secrets" in 2002 at the independent institute in oakland, california. >> the nsa is an extremely secret agency and when i wrote the book he it was the first book written about nsa today never thought i would have to read a second one but after i wrote puzzle palace no one came along and followed in my footsteps so i ended up writing "body of secrets" 20 years later which is only the second book written on the nsa so i sort of have a monopoly on that topic at this point. the government was not very happy that i wrote the "puzzle palace" and they twice wrote me for prosecution even though i never signed clearance forms with the nsa or anything else. they just didn't like anybody writing on the nsa. the old saying at nsa is that the nsa stands for no such agency and internally the joke is that stands for never say anything. then w

hi, my name is mark keefe. i'm 24 years old and a gay man. i'm homeless, hiv positive and a client at case. my step mom and i didn't get along. she was abusive. i ran away seven times before they decided to put me in foster care. i moved six times in just two yearx. i became homeless in 2007. ~ i started using drugs a year later. i moved to san francisco in 2008 to find support in a different environment. two weeks later i found out i had hiv. my hiv treatment was constantly changing because of the way my psych meds affect my hiv meds. i'm bipolar and it has been an up and down process. my doctor at case helps me manage how the drugs affect each other. i've only been on meds two months now but now i'm undetectable. i'm really glad and i'm really proud of myself. it takes a lot of work. at case i have stability. i'm there all day and live right around the corner. right now where i live there is a big posit of drug dealers. to get away from the temptation to use i go to case. as my safe cell. a year ago i used to smoke every day. now i'm only s

otherwise, their clients might say, yo, keefe, game stop, you idiot, how could you not have owned thaty were great. ain't you ever heard of "call of duty block-ops 2?" you moron, my kids play i. it is so incredibly popular. in a difficult moment, think of these top performers the s&p 500 as our second quarter captains. yes. and marianne the millionaire and his wife t. ones with the wind behind them are the ones that likely can move forward next week, even as we know this market has turned horrible and nasty. so right now, who are the best performers? now, not every single up with of these stocks is worth earning. they are all likely to end from this better than quarter markup from this window dressing. we look at the strongest ones. number one is for soil. that's been up 56% since the quarter began. on april 1st the best performer of the quarter so far. pretty amazing. first solar, who would have thought it companies have that in april. cause it to jump 45% in the a single session. it declined to less than 40% by 2017. hey, that will make solar power actually economic am. meaning the c

another is chief keef, a kid named atillion and a kid named reese. but i'm afraid to go to my own neighborhood... to see a kid that i might have access to, because it's that dangerous and hot in chicago. - yeah, tell us. describe it for us. i mean, how unsafe is it? can you not walk the streets at night? - i think that's a question to ask him. i don't go there. - ( laughter ) - do you carry-- do you have to carry a weapon with you? do you worry for your safety when you walk around? - you just can't be by yourself. you gotta be with more than two people. to protect yourself. - 'cause they'll strike for money? will they attack you for money? - yeah. - because you're in a gang, are you a target? - for money. to see what you have in your pocket. it's a way of survival. - so how badly do you want to get out of this gang? - i really wanna do-- i badly wanna get out of this game. i wanna have my family get away from the dangerous places and have fun. instead of all frowns, i wanna have smiles. - ( chuckles ) - mm. well, i mean, is there help for him, eric?

the keefe strategist, former professor at xinua.nelist with us mark simone and tony katz, jessica, i have known, huntsman, john huntsman is right. coin integrated into the rural economy. fine. but the problem is, china lies, cheats and steals and they cyberhack. they go after all our corporate secrets, for heaven's sake. what are we going to do about that? how can we stop that? >> well, you know, i used to work if private equity in china. i dealt with that thing all the time. i never got on accurate state of financials. still i had to invest. i made good investments. the key there is alignment of interests. you have to fine things that china wants. china was access to u.s. markets and access to investments in the united states. so i think that, you know, it's that relationship that's got to be worked out. >> i'm sure you are right. they want access, okay. like they wanted to buy some property where we were making drones. i mean, i think what china really wants is to steal our intellectual property, counterfeit our goods and get as m