a lot of levers here a lot of things working.s why amazon is our top pick >> right you mentioned groceries. how do you discern this is a home run for amazon already. there is some questions about this strategy. what advertise doing with whole foods that perhaps it hasn't seen the same kind of gains as other grocers this year. i is also another area that it's going into, health care. in my view, neither of these are home runs yet. and it's not like everything amazon does is successful in so what you are looking at in terms of those two businesses? >> grocery and consumables are huge areas it's a $1.3 trillion retail market from the data that we have, that we're tracking, online grocery users doubled this year with the pandemic and we think it will be a huge driver for e- commerce growth in the coming years amazon was really the key beneficiary. we think they'll invest further in grocery and then on the pharmacy side, like i said, 77 million prime subs our data suggests 60% would try the am doesn't pharmacy. so we'll be tracking th

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nonetheless, it is one of the levers that the government can pull. but having said that, is there a way to try to get at the individual responsibility, or are they levers such as spienz that you might be considering for individuals that hold huge parties at home? >> i think that it is one thing to enforce the order for businesses. where you have a license that can be -- that we culled or that can be threatened. where you can go to a limit 450,000 residents, how do you begin the concept of enforcement? why would it be appropriate for police departments, already operating incredibly short handed to focus on a person having a krimts party as opposed to chasing down a fugitive for murder. it's irrational to believe that that's a wise use of resources. all we can do is allow on people's sense of duty as a member of our community what we have to do is appeal to people's permanent responsibility. people have to do this because they realize it's the right thing to do. i will offer the observation that we have had a big bump in fatalities due to thanksgiving

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china's leaders kept their hands on the levers the control the economy, the banks, the oil firms, the telecom firms, many large industrial firms remain state owned and that gives china's leaders are powerful lever they can use to execute developed objectives, and management of the economic cycle. on development objectives china's leaders can direct state banks, state firms to acquire technologies and put those technologies to work at enormous scale in the chinese economy bringing china closer to the productivity frontier. on management of the economic cycle china's leaders can direct the state sector to hold onto their workers and invest when private firms, that is a powerful tool that avoiding or cushioning, the state sector is big, in efficient but by focusing only on those negatives we miss the crucial role china plays as a driver development and a powerful tool that can be used to manage the economic cycle. the last area where i think our focus in terms of thinking about china focuses only on the negatives into missing the positive is china's medium-term growth prospects so what w

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heavily on the tech and discretionary side, but we have started to lever to health care, materials andndustrial space over the last several months to round us out from an allocation perspective. >> how much sort of, i don't know, vaccine risk -- i don't know what to call it a lot of optimism. i felt it on the road the last few days vaccines are coming. it will be a tough couple months, but people can see the beginning of the end is there too much optimism on that priced in >> i believe to a large degree a lot of it is priced in but again, when i kind of look at going forward, you know, and the earnings story looking to companies with solid multiples you know, looking at balance sheets again because this year a lot of those metrics, you know, that we generally follow has been thrown out the window so i do think, you know, if you are looking for the value play and looking at, you know, some of the metrics, i think that is where the growth will be going into 2021. >> and there is a lot of expectation also that congress will get some kind of relief bill done. they are negotiating, ylan tal

so it's a really important lever that we have with the iraqis as well and it's one that has managed quitejudiciously and how it's actually implemented. so everything that we do, this operational advising mission at the moment is ctef and ultimately helps unable them and certainly in the immediate term for some time to come. >> copy. let's talk with the other challenges that you are facing and you would probably agree with me that you are more worried about it then isis, at least at this stage, which is the militia in baghdad. i mean i don't see isis trying to instill institutionalize it's implement at least again. those militias are loyal to iran. you know iran is really good at that, whether it's lebanon, to some extent, yemen, i guess. so lack of a better word, what is the strategy for that other cuttlefish? now >> i find it a real shame that the iraqi's have gone through so much in the last six years. and have shown extraordinary commitment in defeating daesh and yet we are now face with a threat that also could rip the country apart. these militia groups, they say that they target the

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with supports housing is important but that is some countries that use the 1000 pound they make as a lever to actually change the way they address homelessness and the netherlands would be a good example the government there has just decided to invest 15000000 euro in housing solutions for homeless people in order to get his groups to use the abundant make to say what ok we can not we have to go beyond the emergency response and actually providing sustainable hosing solutions with support if necessary for homeless people. and you think that anything we can learn from the fund and make that might actually help tackle home if in the future. well what we've learned is that it is over but it is important it is the housing is the best protection against good 19 and instead any limit and actually against orders or vision for the health problem so putting people into shelters as an emergency measure is fine it's probably progress but it's not a safe place for homeless people to be so you actually need housing housing is the best pull that shit against a pandemic and i hope that that will sink in

and jill, as first lady, we will pull every lever to help us build back the v.a. better than ever. it is a family endeavor. he leads a nonprofit so that they can connect veterans and families so they can help each other out and build a stronger country together. both of our spouses feel incredibly strongly about this and have for some time. all the veterans and military families nominated to v.a. secretary is one of the most important decisions a president can make. and dennis will always be there for you. i promise you, always fighting for you, as will the vice president and i. for the united states trade representative, i nominate a trusted trade expert, dedicated public servant who knows government, and who has spent her career leveling the playing field for workers and families. that is not hyperbole. that is fact. she currently serves as chief lawyer on trade for the house ways and means committee. that is a feat across the board. all kidding aside, i've gotten more calls complementing me on your appointment than you can imagine. during the obama-biden administration, she was

i want him to use every single lever to address the harm that's inflicted in our communities and makely live up to the ideals. >> you wrote in october of this year that the goal of migrants in the u.s., tell me how it makes things complicated for this in coming administration? >> i think is worth remembering the obama/biden administration in 2014 had a similar and faced a similar situation and responded to it with a softer or more "moderate" of some of the same tactics we saw of the trump administration. it was not anything on the measure of whied spread family separation or mass expulsion as we have seen the last year of covid-19 but it was similar of the aim of getting people asylum now then in the future, people won't come. so the question i think is going to be have the people who are now going to be running the biden administration absorb the lessons of the last several years how many people coming to the u.s. is not motivated by whether the u.s. is cracking down on people who are not. if they have absorb that lesson, is that going to be enough to motivate them to think about wha

. >> there's a console at the top of the tower that i'm pushing a h lever that is attached on to therd that moves the clapper that hits the side of the bell. ♪ >> earlier this year, that system which had feeds the 11 bells above, needed to be repaired. and it's no wonder, the bells have been in use ever since they were installed by the mcshane bell company. >> the bells were cast in 1918. june 11th is when the ledger was written. >> when james androy acquired the mcshane foundry, he took possession of the company's ledgers that date back to 1870. >> these ships were shipped b and o railroad some will say canal, so they went on the erie canal or by boat. >> it has notes on what each bell was tuned to, the bolt used and the weight of the bell. >> unfortunately we don't know how much they cost and some of the original ledgers do show what each bell was charged for. >> i used to tell people that if my wife and i both road harley-davidson that would cost more than what i had in my bell collection. >> still, neil said that he spent 10s of thousands of dollars amassing a collection of bells

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that is the risk when you're dealing with the most levered companies.energyeld is 16% of the index. sector that has taken a huge amount of damage, and a big rally. we are seeing that in the mining stocks to some extent. energy has been lagging. been thehas also reflation trade you were talking about. it is the copper gold ratio versus the 10 year yield. typically the 10 year yield and gold prices will move together and that is not happening. is this a different type of cycle? francisco: it is a unique cycle. if you think about the shop to our consumption report, we have half the shop we had in the thoughal crisis, even the economic impact was bigger in the course of the second quarter. sold waspse in good probably smaller than the financial crisis. the stimulus was twice as large andhe case of monetary, maybe even twice as large in the case of fiscal. upsidethis will create pressures across the board. the foreign-exchange complex is likely to move away from the dollar. we are seeing dollar weakness everywhere we look, whether it is the european currenci

you had highly levered fixed income funds suffer catastrophic returns.ference between 1998 and this year is the central banks, the fed, and other central banks, intervened much more rapidly than they did in 1998. he managed to fix it. we essentially had a mini episode, and those strategies which have been reliant on high leverage levels were very intertwined with that crisis. it is very likely to me that monthse coming regulators will start to look at what really happened in that period, and should we try to control the most levered strategies? should we force less leverage on those strategies? guy: sandy, the story seems to be built on central-bank largess and the continuation of very low rates, and continuations of lots of liquidity. everyone expects that to continue forever, as far as i can tell. is that a flawed concept? sandy: it doesn't look as though there is a lot of short-term pressure on banks to push rates up. you are hearing from central banks is that, from their own guidance, they are going to keep rates low. from my perspective, the single

alix: how do you think about highly levered companies right now? it is always a dangerous place to be investing in highly levered companies. in many ways companies have been able to survive through the crisis partly due to the handouts from governments, and secondly do to the lowest interest rate environment we currently operate in. either of those things change in the coming months and years, you could see an increase through the bankruptcy we are starting to see around the edges. guy: the other trend that will emerge from this is likely to be a shift for sustainable investing. europe will provide opportunities. europe is pushing hard from a political point of view. i think we will see the same thing from the biden administration. where you see the biggest opportunity? etf's on botht sides of the atlantic. where will i get, geographically, the best opportunity? marcus: we have seen the huge rise in esg investing. we are still at the early stages , especially when you consider the u.s. and asia. we are really only starting to begin investing in esg

are you moving your triple levered cash fund to bitcoin? get a lot of -- tom: i get a lot of mail on this. is still you, lisa, it a raging debate. when you look at the chart, it goes up, and then it collapses. can they get beyond that? lisa: but i got to record highs recently, and is taking market share from gold, which is interesting. tom: that feels a little bit larger. he's buying christmas dinner. the ham, right? tom: you've got that right. the vix, 22.55 at with our first word news, here's ritika big -- here's ritika gupta. according to a person who took part in a call for republican house members, pelosi took up president trump's demands for larger payments to individuals in the really fact that congress passed. she wants unanimous consent to increase payments, but all it takes is one lawmaker to stop that. president trump has vetoed the $740 billion u.s. defense policy bill. that set up a battle with congress that could result in his first override by lawmakers. the president called the measure a gift to china and russia. he wanted t

>> yeah, the investigation and would seem to go away because they would be in control of all levers ofhe government. we will see what happens, but it is truly an investigation. >> harris: all right. just a quick wraparound question because the big story of today are the vaccinations. you know, as you look ahead and operation were speed, what should america see next? we will see another, online on thursday. >> yes, that's exactly right. i don't want to underestimate just how important this delivery was and how nuanced it was. 145 today. another 66 on wednesday. literally trial runs. delivery dry runs, just to make sure that we had just perfect perfect. every possible life is saved. it is tremendous. these new vaccines, phase three clinical trials. astrazeneca, johnson & johnson. >> harris: kayleigh mcenany, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> harris: frustration over california's coronavirus restrictions. i will speak with a business owner. and he says that the difference between how those two states are dealing with small businesses is stark an end not a good way. republicans want

lever that i would say but i'm eager to get back to traveling again. was getting sick of it before the pandemic and now i'm wanting to get out of california. how are you. andrew: . good. doing what we can to get through moment freighted but even for those in the movie contagion, as supposedly, it really didn't capture the full scope of what's going on. i guess it's my first question about the book. which is apocalypse never. it's a very d

. >> he was pushing all of the same levers that trump is pushing but he did it in a way that was arrowndict and correct and artic lit. >> later joe scarborough joins me on his new book about president harry truman. >> he came from missouri. his botparents were both pro-confident. and he moves to integrate the armed services. >> also author michael eric dyson taking on mitch mcconnell. >> he is enacting some of the worst practices we've seen in the history of this nation in regard to a senator blocking the coming to fruition of legislation that could relieve the hurt and suffering of black people. >> and at the end of the hour, the amazing leslie jones, need i say more. >> i let them know that i was not going to do any interview first but yours. that is right. because i lovejoy. because joy to the world, joy to the fishes and the deep blue sea. i love joy. >> but first my conversation with the great rachel maddow. >> donald trump's presidency has felt unprecedented. but before there was a donald trump attacking the norms of our democracy, there was a spero agnew. >> a narrow and distort

will work on the ball and sustainable development these are making who should be able to use this lever and the nation organizations in joules and allas. you can help regulators more people with a history of allergic reactions against taking the pies are beyond vaccines after 2 people receive the job fell ill. the warning comes as america's drug regulator reveals that 6 people who took part in trials for the pfizer be on talkback seen on died. also this hour francis emanuel mccrum pushes ahead with a controversial bill but aims to tackle islamist extremism. it's now 5 pm here in moscow on this wednesday evening i'm glad you decided to join us for your world news update this hour.

up as well, not one of these two to three-week holiday vacations but where is the your hands on the lever of government because donald trump could do just about anything between now and january 20th. >> maya, despite the fact that it is in my opinion ugly enough to really misuse the office and to deal with the question of pardons that the president does as david says, they have a wide range that he can be empowered to do. when you think of the amount of people that you and your late husband elijah cummings fought for that should've had pardons because they were unjustly treated by the criminal justice system, then we're talking about his cronies, we're talking about possibly his family members and himself, which makes this even more ugly. >> i think that it's a sign of the times that we're not even talking about the ethics of the scenario here. donald trump has been so public and open with his corruption that the fact that he wants to personally pardon himself and possibly his family members is just the sign of the times. it's unacceptable to abuse the office and use the institutions of o

they've kept their hands on the levers that the commanding heights of the bank, the telecom, any large industrial firms remain state owned and that gives a leve letter that ty can use to execute and management of the cycle. one the leaders can direct at enormous scale in the economy. bringing them closer towards the frontier. they can hold onto their workers and invest where to become more cautious and that is a powerful tool than avoiding or cautioning the recessions. by focusing only on those negatives we missed a crucial role as a driver of development and a powerful tool that can be used to manage the economic cycle. the last area i think our focus in terms of thinking about china focuses on the negatives and misses some of the positives is on the medium-term growth prospect. so we tend to focus on a few stumbling blocks. the working age population is shrinking. there is a middle income track perhaps china won't be able to innovate enough and these are true and there are problems but there is also significant positives working in the data and these are so obvious that they will be

he'll work closely with our secretary of defense designee to pull every lever to build back the va. dennis' wife carrie works with local communities so veterans can help each other out. both our spouses feel incredibly strongly about this. to all the veterans and military families, nominee of va secretary is one of the most important nominees i'll make. for the united states trade representative i nominate katherine ty a trusted trade expert, a dedicated public servant who knows government. she's currently served as the chief lawyer on trade for the house ways and means committee. earning praise from lawmakers of both political parties and from both labor and business as well. that's a feat across the board. all kidding aside, you have. i've gotten more calls complimenting me on your appointment than you can imagine. during the obama administration she was the chief trade enforcement against china for unfair trade practices. that will be a key priority for the biden/harris administration. she understands we need to be more strategic in how we trade and that makes us all stronger. tr