to ukraine, kudos to the heroes, kudos to the heroes, so if you've never donated to these guys, do it now, the qr code appears in the corner, there it is, the same qr code, well and also, this was not planned today, it absolutely was, but on our airwaves was tetyana lisitina, a combat medic who was collecting for turnstiles, and our viewers listened to her such a cry of the soul, eh, it struck them, they asked for card numbers, they asked for a link to the monobank , and i see that they continue to write on her facebook page, people, words of gratitude, those who saw this morning air of ours and heard... saw this conversation, tell her good words and tell her to donate to the turnstiles according to the sample, according to the nativ sample, and i hope that her collection will be very soon is being collected, it has a small amount there compared to those that we collect 58 00, well, but nevertheless now, now it is much more difficult for everyone to collect for help for our army, and what we are talking about now is already there we are already talking about vingran. festival organize

then getting kudos for it. because if you were no longer rewarded for just simply being a button, a chair or a presence or sending late night emails, and you were really focused on what was most important about work. the work got better. a reminder that afterwards airs every sunday evening at 10 p.m. eastern time. well, thanks for joining us on about books, a program and podcast produced by c-span booktv. booktv will continue to bring you publishing news and author programs and a reminder that you can get this podcast on the c-span. now app and you can also watch online anytime all book tv programs at booktv dot org. hi, richard. i'm so happy to be here to talk with you today about your new book. it'about all the ways are over working culture harms us and also about the ways a potentially fix it. it's a deeply reported book with a ton of research and talk to a lot of people for it. but i think what struck me about it is that your character in it as well and maybe to kind of kick us off, can you talk about the p

. >> he i mean kudos to james. kudos to greg grinsell.udos to everybody who had this idea to send him out. this is b-roll. don't worry. he's like at a cafe right now, downing a three egg omelet. you watch this saga with us? we kicked it off at, like 730 in the 7:00 hour mornings on two. he wrapped it up in under, like the cut off time. so that's good. >> yeah. and he wasn't sure he was going to be able to do it, but we had faith. james, congrats. my friend. all rig . thanks so much f >> okay everybody, it's halloween, we need some ideas. give them to me. go. >> what about haunted houses? ghosts? witches?

kudo means that we have the details of the items sold and the information of the buyer and the seller . we receive approximately more than 211 thousand taxpayers , legal entities and those natural persons who are called to fulfill their duties in the field of this law. 4 people were martyred in the terrorist attack on atefeh ceremony. in mohsenin sheikhan school, shahr bint , nikshahr city, sistan baluchistan province. governor nikshahr said that the attack was carried out after the celebration of emotional passions at mohsenin sheikhan bint school happened in order to get more information, i will talk to the reporter of sed and cima news agency in this area. i greet you. more details please. after the ceremony of the celebration of affections , it happened in the school of mohsenin sheikhan bint. in this terrorist incident, parviz kodkhodaei, the commander of the islamic revolutionary guard corps, bint yusuf shirani, the head of the city council, and two soldiers of the islamic revolutionary guard corps named javad sadati, mujib balochi, were killed in this attack. a manly young man

i got kudos from -- the border patrol gave me, with thousands of people. unanimous. every one. they endorsed me. >> bill: here is the thing. on this issue, it's black and white. trump has his position. she has hers. you saw what happened when she has been in charge. you saw what happened when trump was in charge. it's straight forward. >> the question is, you are vice president, he is president. your policies dictate immigration more than anything congress has done in the last 20 years. why did you reversal these orders and let all these people in and change remain in mexico? her response to that is nuanced but quite simple. well, congress needs to be involved. you have a message from kamala harris that says i've been doing it for the last three years and i can't do anything without congress's approval or health. trump says i'll executive order it until congress figures it out. one resonates. the other says if you play the blame game we can't get congress to pass anything. why we put all our eggs in the make congress work basket on an issue that touches everybody now. >> dana:

kudos from the -- excuse me, border patrol, with thousands of people unanimous -- >> lawrence: they endorsed you. and you are gaining with minorities. i've been going to barber shops, yesterday, you said you wanted to go and we went to the bronx. this is what we saw at the barber shop. >> you guys are same as me, same stuff, we were born the same way. i grew up in queens and all of that. you know, i had a great father, father, great guy, tough, but good. big, big heart. he was a construction guy, pretty much and real estate guy. i learned a lot from him. he was great. i know you people so well without knowing you. i said, this is home territory. >> lawrence: mr. president, we'll play the full thing on monday, what was the experience like? so much love in the room. >> it was like people i grew up with, all different types. the area incredible, the traffic, there were thousands, many thousands of people standing outside the barber shop. the owner is great, the son, he made the passage. people are fantastic 678 we could have stayed there two hours. >> lawrence: why do you think they're giving y

griff: kudos and hats off to everyone in northwestern north carolina helping them get out to vote. danamarie, thank you. molly. molly: coming up, we'll take you to the maps for the very latest fox polling and voter analysis as we count down to election day. that's next. so i saved hundreds. with the money i saved i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. oh! right in the temporal lobe! beat it, punks! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! —uh. —here i'll take that. [cheering] ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar and a protein blend to feed muscles up to 7 hours. ♪ oh, these factory floormats?... they're just as good as weathertech... just as good as weathertech... they're just as good as weathertech... just as good... just as good as weathertech... just as good... are these factory floormats just as good as weathertech? yeah... no. no. nothing comes even close to laser measured weathertech floorliners. they offer the ultimate pr

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one of the lawsuits they lost was from the dnc and kudos to those lawyers but they lost one from a bunch of republicans who challenged these rules. third losing from the left and the right and the losses will stand up although i'm have no doubt the rnc will appeal. >> marc elias, we should have you do one of these every night. this was very informative. >>> up next, a rapturous reception for kamala harris in wisconsin will trump things out in new york. in new york.

kudos to you can you tell us a little bit about the threats that you've dealt with, that your staffers have dealt with and, and how all of this has affected you well, uh i have to give uh, kudos to our election director, emily cook. >> she's faced, uh threats not only this year, but in 2022. >> uh it we have to do our job and we come in. we know people are out there. they want us to fail. uh and the hate and the vitriol is just so prevalent. but we have a job to do and we're going to do it. and that means we're going to be here all night, election night, until means we're getting the machines out on time. that means we're getting our judges back ready on time. um, we have a job to do, and we're going to do it and it's a reminder. >> you are our fellow americans doing this doing this very important duty do you think people realize that yeah. go ahead i like to remind people that the election workers are poll workers. >> the people who work in our bureau and in our county are the people that you go to little league games with. they're the people that you go to church with. they're the pe

there was no more performing work, you know, there was no more pretending to be busy and then getting kudos for it. because if you were no longer rewarded for just simply being a button, a chair or a presence or sending late night emails, and you were really focused on what was most important about work. the work got better. a reminder that afterwards airs every sunday evening at 10 p.m. eastern time. well, thanks for joining us on about books, a program and podcast produced by c-span booktv. booktv will continue to bring you publishing news and author programs and a reminder that you can get this podcast on the c-span. now app and you can also watch online anytime all book tv programs at booktv dot org. hi, richard. i'm so happy to be here to talk with you today about your new book. it's about all the ways are over working culture harms us and also about the ways a potentially fix it. it's a deeply reported book with a ton of research and talk to a lot of people for it. but i think what struck me about it is that your character in it as well and maybe to kind of kick us off, can you talk a

those along with as you point out some others and one of the lawsuits they lost was from the dnc, so kudosone from a bunch of republicans who challenged these rules, so they are losing from the left and the right. i think the losses will stand up, though i have no doubt the rnc will appeal. >> mark elias, we should have you to one of these every night. i know you have other stuff to do, but this was very informative. thank you very much. next, a rapturous reception for kamala harris in wisconsin while donald trump hangs out in new york. the latest from the campaign trail 19 days out, next.

coalition partners, tomato the have it all so many capable people, so cannot to buy me the id mas kudos we at the level democratic party must take this seriously and reflect, donate from the bottom of our hearts, and be re bone and it could be about that even if she was l d p, and it's junior coalition partner who may talk to 215 seats in the lower house of parliament. a loss of 64 seats. vices have signaled the anger of a funding scandal and the ruling coalition, which involves millions of dollars in undocumented political funds. issue the head trying to contain the full out that resentment seems to have them in good the there was a lot of noise about the slush funds scandal and other political parties are working hard. so that's why l d p last. i go for that. but i voted for the l d p because i don't really have of the policies that i support. and sonya, he didn't understand what's going on with him now that the opposition party is a stronger, i hope the l d p and tomato corporate hold dialogues. and build closer relations with them. so they can, once again, have deep discussions abou

glad you are able to have that generated power and get by and kudos to your crew as well. right. thank you so much, patrick oppmann

there was no more performing work, you know, there was no more pretending to be busy and then getting kudos for it. because if you were no longer rewarded for just simply being a button, a chair or a presence or sending late night emails, and you were really focused on what was most important about work. the work got better. a reminder that afterwards airs every sunday evening at 10 p.m. eastern time. well, thanks for joining us on about books, a program and podcast produced by c-span booktv. booktv will continue to bring you publishing news and author programs and a reminder that you can get this podcast on the c-span. now app and you can also watch online anytime all book tv programs at booktv dot org.

there was no more performing work, you know, there was no more pretending to be busy and then getting kudos for it. because if you were no longer rewarded for just simply being a button, a chair or a presence or sending late night emails, and you were really focused on what was most important about work. the work got better. a reminder that afterwards airs every sunday evening at 10 p.m. eastern time. well, thanks for joining us on about books, a program and podcast produced by c-span booktv. booktv will continue to bring you publishing news and author programs and a reminder that you can get this podcast on the c-span. now app and you can also watch online anytime all book tv programs at booktv dot org.

there was no more performing work, you know, there was no more pretending to be busy and then getting kudos for it. because if you were no longer rewarded for just simply being a button, a chair or a presence or sending late night emails, and you were really focused on what was most important about work. the work got better. a reminder that afterwards airs every sunday evening at 10 p.m. eastern time. well, thanks for joining us on about books, a program and podcast produced by c-span booktv. booktv will continue to bring you publishing news and author programs and a reminder that you can get this podcast on the c-span. now app and you can also watch online anytime all book tv programs at booktv dot org.

glad you are able to have that generated power and get by and kudos to your crew as well. all right. thank you so much, patrick oppmann >> hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining us. i'm fredricka whitfield in atlanta alongside my colleague kaitlan collins in tel aviv. and we're following the latest developments in the killing of hamas leader yahya sinwar and the intensifying israeli military operation in north were there in gaza will get to kaitlan in a moment. >> but first, we are now entering a critical stretch in the u.s. >> presidential race, just 17 days now to go and both vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump are still trying to lock down votes in some of the most fiercely contested battleground states. right now, voters are gathering in detroit, where harris is campaigning alongside pop singer lizzo in a short few minutes and harris is actually barnstorming with two superstars today. in fact, later she'll be in atlanta with usher meantime, trump is preparing to speak to voters tonight in pennsylvania. and in these closing weeks

kudos to the heroes, thank you for joining our broadcast. so, let's discuss what the pentagon spokeswoman said, and she says that if nato starts shooting down russian drones, she understands that it will drag nato into a war, but really, what is the difference between shooting down iranian missiles in the middle east and shooting down russian missiles in the sky of ukraine? well, as far as technical content is concerned , there is absolutely no difference, and as far as political decision-making is concerned, there are still many questions, which require additional work on the part of our diplomats, on the part of our politicians, you said that there is a red line that cannot be crossed, yet... there were red lines for the allocation of certain types of weapons, which we did not even think that it could to be granted to us, in reality it exists, therefore we must continue active work, find those arguments that would be argued directly in favor of supporting ukraine, but as for the position of the united states, they will suffice for now. car

i give kudos to the first lady for coming out with what she said.t should be left up to the individual. i'm tired of our every election of how that seems to be the main point, abortion, the economy and people's personal finances. host: i want to make sure you understand that the dockworkers have agreed to go back to work after an offer. this broke yesterday. i wanted to update you on that news front. i want to take what kyle was saying, natalie allison. he is talking about wedge issues. why do campaigns use wedge issues? guest: it's interesting. he has a point that maybe abortion and immigration are not the top issues for him. later we did hear him talk about the government staying out of abortion rights. ultimately, the democrats are using that messaging because i know it does resonate with some people. -- they know it does resonate with some people. they will not spend millions of dollars focusing on issues they don't think are going to move people. sometimes they realized that messaging isn't going to work. they have data that shows some of the e

kudos to our engineering manager as well as our coordination guru who put together this photo for us so. that you can see the before and after, but also i really want to emphasize how critical these investigations are to help us understand what is actually under the street. a lot of people say that their facilities are in one place or things that you don't expect to find at all. so this early work has been critical in helping to right size and have an understanding of how many unknowns unknowns may be out there as well as giving us the gratification of the historic confirmations of what it really used to look like. that's the portal update and i'm happy to take any questions. >> thank you very much for the updates. any questions, board? directors? i do just want to make a quick comment. now that we have funding of significant size, not all fully funded yet and we have awarded contracts and spending money, you know, it's probably time that we start to produce a monthly report for the board and for the public to see where we are. and as you mentioned, we're in fully electrified caltrai

if you are not, kudos. lauren and our audience can take us there. >> hi, kelly and uma.conic women in films and is incredible to watch. more with

there was no more performing, you know, there was no more pretending to be busy and then getting kudos for because if you were no longer rewarded for just simply being a button, a chair or a presence or sending late night emails, and you were really focused on what was important about work. the work got better and it was interesting to the architects of the other shorter work hours movements. they wanted. do it for wellbeing, to bring people's stress levels down and increase health. and that's happened. and they also wanted to do it for gender equality and that has also happened because as men's paid work hours come down, they they're spending time sharing unpaid work of care and home, which we all know that around the world women are still spending anywhere from 2 to 10 times more more time doing the unpaid work of care and home. and they're not able to put in those long work hours, long work hours cultures. so those long work hours cultures, they up creating more of a monoculture over time because, you know, people with care responsibilities that you simply can't put those kinds of h

kudos to the house speaker, not the senate, for conducting brilliant investigation of what happened that day. the day ended four in the morning. the darkness before the dawn. because it took that long to finish the count both to the credit of pelosi and pence. they both felt we have to go back to the ransacked capitol to finish the job. we can't let the mob win. the house select committee interviewed, a thousand witnesses who brought us closer to the truth. this is the truth. i know. i can tell you is that democracy won, but not by much. as nancy pelosi wrote in my book. to jamie on january six, democracy defeated chaos. thank god nancy pelosi. and this was signed by members of congress who were there day including jamie jamie raskin and a whole whole raft of house members who say things like art heals. thank you for this gift. thank you for document. seeing this hoping history never repeats day and this is jamie raskin from when jamie to another thanks for your patriotism toughness. keep that golden pen flowing with admiration and great high hopes for america. jamie raskin. said, instea

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the dnc brought mitigation against those rules and kudos for them for doing so.s as donald trump and republicans file, they are not going to succeed in undermining the selection. >> are there other states around the country undertaking similar efforts as georgia q -- ? >> we had to sue arizona because cochise county refused to certify elections and we had to sue a county in pennsylvania. in 2020 he had tried to get wayne county to refuse. the republican plan is nationwide. it is targeting battleground states that it goes beyond that. they are suing in states like mississippi and states that would not be battleground. this is their strategy is to so distrust in the system and lies. trying to use the court as accomplices. it is not going to work. >> you say it is not going to work and you have said that several times. what makes you so confident but it's not going to work? >> in 2020, we were involved in fighting back in defeating 64 of 65 lawsuits. he lost all but one of them. we have seen republicans filing suit after suit. my lawsuit -- law firm is involved in m

go gabbing and they flat out lied about a story trying to up end george bush and kudos to speaker johnsonat many republicans won't do is stand up and slap them back in the face. he made two very good points and two take aways were really interesting here, stuart. one was his advice to fellow republicans and don't do any taped interviews with the networks and simply can't trust them anymore. to not manipulate a story. make the interview live. the second thing i thought was really interesting was that he filmed them filming him and turned the tables on them. i would recommend any conservative doing a network interview follow his advice, do it live and if they tape it, tape them. what they did was shameless. both what they did to him and what they did for her. stuart: i've got a new poll showing it's really extraordinary and showing only 31% of us have a great deal or a fair amount of trust in the media and that's a record low. 36% have no trust at all. you're a media watch dog. why do you think this is happen something >> going back to the a gallop poll and it's straight down and drafted an

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. >> kudos to him, shame on cbs. this interview, she has no idea what she is talking about she has no core, someone with a belief sit, and can express that, comes across as determined and she is forthright and its, et cetera, that is not kamala harris. david: my dad worked for cbs in 1950s with cronkite, they would have never done something like that, that changes history, cha chairman -- changing journalimp, you don't do that, it now talk of internet. >> thankfully elon musk is bringing sunlight to fact this network has dishonestly doctored the clips to sanitize kamala harris a incoherence. >> the maze used by a lot of people including elon musk. >> we needed to see that kamala harris unfiltered and kamala harris she has been manicured by a favorable network, i agree with liz, i think that whitaker could be on the chopping block because he actually gave us a real reckoning of kamala harris' record and policy fflip flops in a way we've not received. for that, thank you, cbs for airing. david: there were two sides but

kudos to him for staying upbeat. you have to be positive, know you are going to get through this, but everyone is affected. >> we got so used to thinking hurricane being prepared on the coastline, a lot of inland communities are crushed and it makes you wonder if they were stocked. did they have water, food are they running out of food? do they have water left and when you're cut off from the world these days, without electricity and wireless, you feel isolated. i am sure they are suffering a great deal trying to get through this disaster. >> we are praying for all of them and hope they get the help they need. >> dockworkers are back on the job after a three-day strike. are there report problems on the horizon? >> j.d. vance about to speak on immigration in georgia moments from now. will the border crisis be a decisive issue in the election? our panel is here to weigh in. >> they are coming in from all over the world. if they wanted to close the border, all the president has to do is say close the border, i am the pr

kudos to you for that.plause] >> it was a thing when country is so divided. >> we don't want to this to be a political movie. i definitely did not want it to come out during an election year. it is going to get lost, and now it came out and it turns out turns out what do i know? it is the perfect time to bring it out. [applause] >> and again, you could never have predicted that the parallels were so striking from campus protests to a presidential candidate. a former president getting shot or getting shot at. in a moment we are going to go to audience questions, they end in a? . a quick lightning round for anyone who cares to comment. short statement. given that we are at the point demographically where half the population roughly has no memory of ronald reagan because they were born, what do people need to know about ronald reagan and what would you like them to come away with? >> those born after 1980, they will have a chance to see what this country was like and what it can still be. those of us born befo

he took say few questions, tough questions from howard kurtz this weekend, kudos there.y avoided any kind of challenging interviews. you've got some new reporting on their thinking. what you have learned? >> yeah, so the donald trump campaign this entire cycle has really focused on alternative media. so, they focused on the podcasters. they've focused on some of the spotify, he's done interviews like thea vaughan and sean ryan. what they're thinking is traditional news is dying and more and more voters are going to alternative spaces in order to get their news. they're seeing a by-product of buy passing the cable news. we don't see him on cable news, we don't even see him on fox anymore. that's because they're trying to make a concerted effort to try to reach some of these voters who they feel have abandoned the traditional media space. >> trump has a knack for generating headlines. i think the bar is pretty high for him to say something that truly shocks people. the arnold palmer moment was one of them. obviously, we saw the crowd there, a lot of them laughing. i'm sure

kudos to bill whitaker at 60 minutes because for the first time kamala harris actually took something or a two or three and follow-up questions and i never saw someone drink so much as kamala harris did during the interview. but that definitely did not go well so the question is do they put her back out there or bring her back and? there is no good option for her or tim walz at this matter. >> todd: not on "60 minutes" and increasingly feeling kamala as they changed candidate but to your point, joe, if donald trump i err an edited clip to reverse that in response because i think that totally undermines what "the new york times" is saying there. she ain't the change candidate if literally on the easiest platform possible say joe and i did everything together. that don't look good. joe, always looks good joe concha, have a great day. to the race for the majority in the house. >> carley: a former comp dhs official on his bed for congress is coming up as part of down ballot series coming up next. some days, you can feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine, 15 or more h

>> yes, state has done a good job of allocating resources 50 thousand line man and kudos to presidentut 300 line men up at trump doral for free to stay before they came out to come to different places like in sarasota i had 200 thousand without power this morning, i said 75 to 80% of my district was without power, we rode it out here, we're experienced forward end of the eye and back ing back-end, it will take us longer to recover with a lot of downed trees, i am on generator power, i have zero calm, there is no self service, a lot of people in sarasota do not have cell service, same with power but state did a great job of staging the resorts 50 thousand line men to be ready to come as soon as possible, they do it in the grids, i know they are working hard as they can and fast as they can. larry: mike waltz, i'm not fishing but just want -- you are both on the ground, has fema done what fema should do? >> look, larry difference with north carolina is that so many things were prepositioned and prerequested our state and local leadership you know, on top of their game, i don't think tha

major kudos to their bravery and leadership.they will not play san jose stayed with a biological male on their team at. >> they had to be extra brave because of the school was trying to force him to play. >> trace: the governor came out on their behalf. >> thankfully. these girls are very brave. want to point out in california our girls in elementary, through high school are forced to do this under education to 31 appointed 5f which is exactly what the kamala harris biden title ix regulations are trying to do which is they are trying to use a gender identity instead of -- -- sex where they are depriving girls and women of opportunities and fairness. >> trace: the woman, she's from the group do no harm. she said of this about children and watch... >> we have been trying to waive the way it -- red flags for years, led to the people know, know this is not true. puberty blockers have significant risks associated with them. such as increased risk of mental health problems, we have the children of that ago on these medications experie

kudos to them for doing so and as many lawsuits that donald trump and republicans file, they won't succeeding the selection in court. >> i just asked you questions about georgia. are there other states around the country undertaking similar efforts that are being made in georgia? >> look. in 2022, my law firm had to sue arizona because the county refused to certify there and we had to sue a county in pennsylvania for violations and in 2020 donald trump try to get wayne county board to violate. the republican plan is nationwide targeting the battleground states. but, frankly, it goes beyond that and suing in states like mississippi and states that would be traditionally battleground states. this is their strategy, to create this trust in the election system and the show lies and try to use the courts as accomplices in those efforts and it won't work. >> you say it won't work. you have said this several times in this conversation. what makes you so confident that it won't work? >> look. in 2020, my law firm and i were involved in fighting back and defeating 64 of 65 lawsuits that donald trum

and kudos to the community. also kudos to the board. the superintendent i know none of these issues are easy and i know you're talking about. i know, i know, we're talking about things like like math, like finances, as you know, proposition 28 has already reserved a certain amount of finances to go to the arts programs for the district for each school. and my company competes edu is an online video platform. we believe it's terrific for supporting the arts and music program satisfies all the requirements of prop 28, and we'll be giving scholarships to students as part of the reward program. so thank you. thank yo. good evening, board members. my name is alex landsburg. i'm a parent of two high school kids, neither of whom are in a school that's about to be closed. i'm here because a smug and clearly incompetent administrator is failing the sfusd community at your direction, all the while smirking throughout the entire public comment process. so two things i want to say. first, your school closures. the list that you released today shows

kudos to ron desantis, i'm praying for my home state is millions of qa to. >> trace: thank you.rnalist savanah hernandez was on the show this week, she said quoting here, inside the apartments where migrants are getting up to two years of free rent and utilities, the apartment is in the same county which receives $6.1 million in funding from the fema program that spent $1 billion on housing migrants. people have lost their homes in the carolinas and they are getting free rent in these kinds of buildings in maine? >> it is not just illegal immigrants that are getting the fema funding. today, the state department released information that $157 million is going to the people that have been displaced in lebanon. what about the people that have been displaced in north carolina, and georgia, florida? 220 people have died across six states in the last week because of this previous hurricane. now we have another one coming through that is going to be absolutely catastrophic. and the vice president is choosing to politicize this. let's not forget that the leadership we have right now is

kudos to get out and solve problems in the early stages of this event.llowing helene and now responding to milton. how did you divide and conquer these two storms, brian? they came in with an amazing team and volunteers. we had a different operation north carolina and had to step up her first major air operations due to the mountainous topography of western north carolina. and we do it with redirecting assets and for our team's preposition in florida, we have supply trucks ready and air assets sitting in destin need to go in as soon as a. >> todd: to plan for when the sun comes up is to hit the ground running and try to find places where people are in trouble, and i write? >> -- am i right? did we lose brian? >> i have got your back now. spilling plans for the sun come up for your cruise. >> yeah, i have checked in with one of my swift water teams that went in overnight words tampa lake area and now it looks like there was immediate need at least from the chatter on the radio for rescues, high water rescues and the plant city area. and listen to them wit

kudos, this is scott summers' musical chair model, so you should have scott on.that's one way in which the supply side can help if nominal growth is slowing on the back of the entire monetary policy. >> but it can bring wage growth down enough. >> topline growth is still running in the low 5s, and wage growth is below that. so there hasn't been a big impetus for layoffs yet. >> which is great. but the pace of hiring has slowed to levels consistent with a 7% unemployment rate. to bring down the cost of borrowing for small businesses, they could start to expand again. could that help work us through this period? >> it would be a mistake if the fed just mothballs the rate cuts here. the market is pricing in a slower path in terms of the fed's easing. and with that, the bond market inflation expectations, five-year horizon for tips/spreads, barely 220 basis points is. that the field losing control of bond yields? let's put aside the fact that they don't control it any way. but if they're doing it right, you're not going to crater inflation expectations. so i would sa