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joining me now is hugo lowe -- reporter for the garden, lisa rubin and hayes brown, columnist and editorat panel. welcome all of you. lisa, you first, do you agree with carole land sentiment? and what type of risk does pose for donald trump in your mind? >> look, i agree with carole that they did almost run out the clock. but almost is the operative word here. certainly, house -- doesn't have the meaningful opportunity that they hope to have to legislate on the basis of the tax returns that have now been asking for since the summer of 2019. that having been, said they still have the opportunity to review them. to make legislative recommendations about the audit processes for presidential candidates. for example, which are not compelled by law. that is something that most presidents and all presidents in the modern era except for donald trump have done. they can make those recommendations and yet not expect them to be followed by the congress. the third option available to them is this herald outlined to share what they had within -- donald trump's tax returns with the american public. th

lisa: a disheartening outcome for a group that votes in high numbers still waiting for equal , representation in politics. joining us to discuss this is nadia brownf the women's and gender studies program at georgetown university. a big year for black women, wins and losses, but why do you think this was a significant year? nadia: because black women continue to run for elected office but not when all the time. because black women are a steadfast voting block and black women have been forcing themselves to be heard in american politics. we see this with rats roots activists and local elected officials and federal government, but we are not always seeing them end up in the positions they ran for. big picture, these women are the stalwarts of american democracy but don't always have the payouts. lisa: doing the work but not always going into office. doing our research, we noticed something about this year's election. let's look at it. 27 black women in the u.s. house, that is a record, but zero in the u.s. senate, zero in governor across the country. why in particular do you think we see this ceiling, some call it a concrete ceiling,a: the g'd sena

brown the across the economy. it will benefit certain businesses and companies and hurt others. that is where the bottom of research really comes in handy. lisanvestment grade credit and how much you have liked it. lost 60% year to date, including the 5% rally you have seen since october 20. everyone has been saying go into u.s. investment grade credit. could you see some sort of rebound akin to the declines we saw this year, double-digit returns type of year for this low coupon yielding asset? michael: absolutely there is a scenario that could put you in pretty good position for the next three years. they yields on high quality bonds, and not just investment grade credit. some of it is high quality asset-backed securities, munis, other things. some of these yields are in the sixes and sevens, and a static interest-rate environment. a year from now, we might be in a world where inflation is not five anymore. maybe it is three, which is our base case. you are looking at year-over-year food prices back to zero. that is what happens when you get these elevated prices on everything. the numbers start to go toward zero and maybe turn negative. you