d or ould it be legisla left to the marketplace? >> i think thatbeing legislated is great.er is also an assembly bill that is sitting on governor brown's desk ready to be signed that would require some of the foundations and institutions in california to have more diversity in the fund monger portfolios as well. and that again is designed to drive better returns for the endowments and institutions. >> on a personal note, you and your husband, kevin, were high scol sweet hearts. you founded task rabbit together. he went on to start another company. you have a house ld with two very drive entrepreneurs, and how is that? >> my daughter, most little rl are playing house. e she plays office and ts up her office in her bedroom and she r urns e-mails and take phone calls. that's what she knoand i guess that is the impress that both kevin and i ve on her. >> i think that's a good thing. next, she will assemble a computer for you and you will be in great shape. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> and that will do it for us. you can find more of r

president this weekend -- is i'm going to say, why don't we take people off the least who are in the legisla legislature. >> why take someone off a list to visit the united states who's been sanctioned by the united states government for russia's malign behavior? >> well, because rand paul is just doing the bidding of president trump, and he wants to couch it in some kind of legislative overture. they're on there for a reason. again, this is a country that has invaded sovereign nations, that has taken sovereign land, trying to claim it as their own, has funded, you know, third-party movements against other democratic nations, has downed airliners, has attacked our elections, and a sitting u.s. senator wants to treat them as if they're some normal other state. it's ridiculous. and the only reason someone like senator rand paul would do that is because he wants to carry water for the president. >> we should also note russian lawmakers not exactly free in democratic elections there. to call them equivalents of american lawmakers is not quite equivalent. i want to ask you about the president's p

it's a horserace between those two factors here i think there's a legisla ee'ste case of things calmingbefore the electi inelecting -- elections. >> is the market factoring in what could happen if the house swings to the democrats? >> the markets are expecting the house to swing however, i think the thing that the markets were hanging their hat on is taxes and that has already gone through and that is something that's going to be with us, and it will take a lot, you will probably have to flip the senate to go the other way, so i don't think that's very likely at this point, markets are in a really good spot, if you take out trade tension, everything is working out right, economies are doing well, earnings are really superlative, all around, we take our trade tensions and the markets are prime for a big rally. >> i'm curious to get your take on monetary policy jamie dimon recently saying he thinks the 10-year should reach 4%, could be as high as 5%, in an interview he did with us a couple of weeks ago, also talking about the risks on the balance sheet, do you share any of that? >> he's r