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school library, where they had all these old research reports from long gone firms like based shearson lehman about stocks. >> totally on a catch. >> as catch can basis. those of you who grew up with. >> the. >> internet have no idea how hard it was to access information in the 80s. if i liked a company, i would have to ask the librarian for a microfiche of the firm's sec filings. i don't know, do they still have microfiche? these were little pieces of plastic that you stuck into a machine, and you read the filings, all of which were usually six months old by the time i got them. everything i did back then is online now, an instant and updated. the imperfections in the market back then were legion. now everyone can know everything. but more on that later tonight. i spend all week trying to find one stock that i thought would work. one stock that would be good for a week, where anyone who wanted to invest could take the idea. and then i changed my answering machine. yes, my answering machine. another thing we got rid of. i changed the message to a 22nd wrap on the stock. don't know. and answer

. >> i mean, it's been a long it's been since my lehman brothers days with.e budget deficit that closely. >> but. >> you know, half a trillion, i think is kind of a reasonable number. that'd be that'd be a very rough guess in terms of annually. annually. >> what does that do to growth. that's the concern, right. if they're going to cut that much, is growth going to struggle? i mean i'm all for efficiencies, but what's the collateral damage in trying to get that efficiency? if you're going to cut a bunch of spending that's an immediate hit to growth. >> well, i guess i'm assuming that, you know, i'm taking the government efficiency component of it at its word. so you don't actually you cut the spending, but you actually don't really cut the services being provided. hey, rick, i'm seeing it already. it's the animal spirits of people anticipating the tariffs, even though there aren't any tariffs. >> but is it pulling forward ordering stuff? >> there it is. it's they're raising price. this is trump. that's what i'm saying. that's what i and we're going to. and th

i do have several speaker cards mark grunberg, alito dupri, bob finebaum, stephanie lehman. >> any of those persons can come up and we could start queuing on the tv side. >> yeah. board members congratulations chair tarlov mark greenberg with the san francisco taxi workers alliance. so another year has gone by and it's another year with no resolution of the taxi medallion debacle. this has been festering for for a decade or more. there are three main parties involved. one is the city through the mta . >> second is the credit unions that hold the loans for these medallions and the third is the medallion purchases themselves so at least those that are left because as you may be aware over 300 of them have already lost their medallions through default and foreclosure. the medallions are the only ones in this situation with a personal stake in the matter and yet they don't have a seat at the table. all the litigation all the negotiations are going on between the city and the credit union this needs to be resolved and it needs to be resolved in a way that takes into account the severe pres