minister gets up to preach there should be nothing for him to do but to give the word and as the levites used to prepare the music and with the harps and the flute they prepared the way for the for the for the message to be given and church music to me does the same when you don't have hope you know the song this is you know i need the every hour. and it's kind of like a prayer because you it just helps you remember all the things that he's brought you. true. because especially during times of sadness people are they don't have money. and sometimes you just need that song and sometimes it's not a docile song though it just may be a song just hearing joy to the world the lord has come and then now and then there's another version of there is joy to the. gospel just takes a different different twist to a song that we all know but it gives people hope i think that gospel music gives you hope it gives you peace and it gives you joy you know the young people they have a different beat you know. but they have a different be and so that then they come out with a new song still the same for. eve

minister gets up to preach there should be nothing for him to do but to give the word and as the levites used to prepare the music and with the harps and the flute they prepared the way for the for the for the message to be given and church music to me does the same when you don't have hope you know the song this is you know i need the every hour. and it's kind of like a prayer because you it just helps you remember all the things that he's brought you. because especially during times of sadness people are they don't have money. and sometimes you just need that song and sometimes it's not a docile song though it just may be a song just hearing joy to the world the lord has come and then now and then there's another version of there is joy to the world. gospel just takes a different different twist to a song that we all know but it gives people hope i think that gospel music gives you hope it gives you peace and it gives you joy you know the young people they have a different beat you know. but they have a different be and so that then they come out with a new song still the same for. eve

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the road, look for jobstine lagarde to perhaps a bit lower down the road if the euro continues to levitateguy: we are going to leave it there. thank you very much. we are going to carry on with the coverage of what is happening here in just a moment. this is bloomberg. ♪ from london, i'm guy johnson. this is the european close on bloomberg. this figure out what is happening. we have the classic trade coming in today, the dollar is weakening, sixth straight day. a massive moves in btp. during this more, longview's economic ceo. people are talking about it being a bazooka, some people were saying that they wouldn't go anywhere near as far as he did. what do you make of that? >> there's clearly a bit under and itde in the market, was more than people expected. it was another big bazooka. i don't know how many big bazooka's one can produce, but it seems they pulled another one out today, in the market is certainly reacting that way. guy: in terms of what is more important here, we've seen angela merkel come out with a big fiscal package and christine lagarde come out with a big monetary packag

. >> yeah we're just levitating on those tools. that's been a good thing and i don't see that changing at all. remember how down beat powell was a week or two ago. and that give some people comfort that things are bad so they're still there. that's been the right trade. >> bad news is good news, wins the day again. >>> coming up, shares of micron on the move. we'll bring you the results. and one airline up, the name and trade straight ahead on "fast" keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. because now you can expewatch all your favorite hulu shows and movies on xfinity. you're only a voice command away from award winning shows like the handmaid's tale, to new hits like little fires everywhere. and fx originals you can only watch on hulu. that's just the beginning of what you can experience with hulu on xfinity. tv made simple, easy, awesome. >>> welcome back to "fast money" we've got an earnings alert on micron let's get to josh with the latest >> so melissa, micron beating on the top an

the answer is, you can't that is why this continues to be a levitation situation the revenue stream thatis going to be valued at a higher price journal than the hardware. so, maybe this time the worldwide developers conference does not lead to selling and people just own the stock. >> now, you dismissed and, you know, i saw it again this morning on "squawk box" dismissing this idea of it becoming a real issue for them you continue to believe that is the case >> everyone is buying in the same way people are buying carvana and vroom. people are buying online the high level customer satisfaction has not led to, hey, i have to go kick the tires. the stores are monumental and they're terrific and it's great learning experience to go. but it turns out that people are perfectly willing to buy things from apple i want to know if there is a new watch. i swam in my watch david, i know you like to swim i got water in it and turns out it didn't work for a while i had to drain the watch i hope the new ones don't require draining >> i have been thinking about it because i have been doing open water sw

the question is if they levitate, the markets, can they keep doing it forever? get the market to a level where it wouldn't be but for their buying, then does that mean that the markets are dependent on fed buying forever? and what happens if they stop? and will they ever stop? can they keep doing it forever you know, it looks to me and many people like the markets are somewhat ahead of themselves i would say that we're trading on 2022 earnings that means there's a long time to wait. >> why can't the fed keep perpetuating it? >> it can. but will it? i mean, it -- in theory, i guess, it can do anything it wants. but, you know, will the fed spend trillions of dollars every year forever to support the markets? is that its role it's not its job there is a time at which they want to get out of that business and let the markets trade on their own. and by the way, how do people feel about buying securities at price that's are high only because the fed is buying rather than high because the values are called for by what -- how the companies are doing. >> it sounds like y

highs as we stand on track for a record close for the nasdaq composite >> actually kind of a quiet levitation out there the average stock not doing much of anything. volumes are low. but v but the growth stocks are powering higher. you see a one year of the s&p 500. it's about a couple weeks ago that the enthusiasm for that reopening really seemed to crest for a little while since then, the old growth stocks, if you look at the top of the dow right now, it's nike, apple, walmart, visa, microsoft. these are the days when the observation that great companies remain great is enough to get the stock prices up. it's a little bit curious. we basically are going side ways for three weeks but no net damage to any of this attention on the increasing covid-19 case counts and things like that. at least not yet take a look at this relationship this is dated from the low on march 23rd when the rebound rally began. it's the entertainment and leisure etf against the nasdaq 100. of course, that is dominated by the mega cap growth stocks what you see here is you see this huge burst from mid may to early june

. >> thank you and doctor levit it's great to talk to this afternoon from massachusetts. i want to first give you little background about myself. first of all i've been a student of demographics for years i've also wrote recently on march 4 the daily news and article about morality in america. the way it fits in here we all think about her missing troops, the mias part of like to apply those letters to morality in america. my statement to you i like your comments on, is i kind of had this mantra is been been part of my dna for years. i will kind of laid out to go something like this. the second the world goes up with the lack of vocations, civilization goes down and morality. i feel, want your comments on that statement in my closing remarks are, i also want to say to you that education or let's say education of morality in a proper sense would solve many of these problems people have been calling about in our country. this is a beautiful country we live in. thank you. >> host: yuval levin. >> guest: i think every effective form of education is education morality whether

mike levit has you also have indicated was a three team governor of utah. in the bush administration he served as administrator of the epa and then for several years as the secretary of health and human services. one of his priorities was to focus on pandemic preparation. he secured some $7 billion in funding with the administration -- through the administration and congress to prepare for pandemics. since leaving government he has founded a firm called levitt partners. it is the premier health care consulting firm in the country with hundreds of employees under his management as well as a private equity firm that he has built. it's an extraordinary record and he continues to contribute to our country. my friend mike levitt. >> thank you, senator romney. now we'll begin with senator frisk. welcome senator frisk, back to your old committee. >> good morning chairman alexander, and ranking member, murray and members of the committee. it's great to be back in the halls of the senate even if only remotely and see so many old friends and colleagues. i do want to