i think liz truss felt this ldi crisis was a hidden iceberg she didn't even know about.e is there planning, plotting against them. and although the progressive wing of the democratic party and the democratic party as a whole seems weak at the moment, they will regroup, and they have powers, and they need to take that pri pretty seriously and not assume that victory is already achieved. liz truss says she needed a bigger bazooka in order to take on her version of the administrative state. i think they better find those big bazookas if they're going to succeed here in america. paul: well, i guess elon musk and vivek ramaswamy with their department of government efficiency hope to be that bazooka but, again, they're out of government, and they don't have that power. >> they do. paul: so it could be very difficult one thing that we've seen is her successors have not been able to deliver growth with the opposite of her policies, raising taxes and so on. >> that's right. they failed. rishi sunak, hermmediate successor who had the opposite policy, he failed although he was not

denomination effect that we saw because of the kind of hiccups in the system with the banking crisis, with ldi, that also put a premium back into liquidity. so, what is your duration risk? what is your liquidity risk? how do you manage through these different economic cycles? and are you prepared, or are you ready for hedging? which means that, you know, let's remember what that means. it means that at times you are going to do well, and at times you are not going to do well with the entirety of your portfolio. and that is ok. that actively managing your portfolio for these different changing economic cycles or behaviors is what you are supposed to be doing. francine: does it change how you lead man group? robyn: it changes because of the way that we position the organization. we are an organization that is diverse. our capabilities are diverse. we have different engines doing different things, be it on the quant side or on that fundamental discretionary side. we have products that are in the macro space, we have products in equities, we are long only, we are long/short, but we are seeing is c

the question now is how we confront a world where america ldis run by them. joining me now is msnbc political analyst and former congressman david jolly.re and president and ceo of media matters. thank you both for being here.or anglo, i want to start with you. our wonderful producers looked this up. which conspiracy theories think did not act alone, barack obama not born in the united states.a a third the same number that's essentially the republican party. a third.y voting machines were programmed to change the votes in 2020. look at this. definitely true 29%. probably true 20. so a third of americans believe that. t vaccines have been shown to cause autism. t a quarter of americans believe that. the u.s. government is using ovcovid vaccine to micro chip t population a fifth believe that. and the 1969 moon landing didn't happen, 18% believe that. that is the kind of society we're in, anglo., what does it mean, particularly from a media point of view, that's what you follow and w study, the people now who are going to run the government believe conspiracy th