>> i agree with the overall thesis that michael carter has. we know that prime day is pushed into the third quarter. consumer data shows that consumers are quite strong. the e-commerce business i think will report fairly well. i think what will likely provide headwind is affect. this is something that i think could be a little bit of a downside. if you look at the stock or the price of the stock, when it broke below the 145 key level that it had held above for multiple years, it quickly got down to that one of five level. the relative strength that carter was referring to over the last couple of years is very poor. i agree this is likely going to be a nonevent and specifically like to put calendar strategy mike is putting together. i do think for me i would like to go a little further lower and have a slightly bearish tilt to this calendar or slightly neutral. looking at that 115 strike gives you a calendar spread that straddles the trading range . as long as it ends up somewhere in-between on earnings this sure calendar or this calendar sprea

michael reminds us this morning this is the carters' 76th wedding anniversary. they've been married 76 years today. longest marriage in presidential history. a love story that began on the day that rosalynn was born. jimmy walked over from his house to hers and saw the newborn baby. >> oh. >> michael also writes that the carters collaborated to right everything to gain. they wrote a book together and asked of the experience, how wonderful it was, a husband and wife writing a book together. president carter said, one thing i hope people will learn from this book is not ever to try to write a book together unless they want to terminate a marriage. >> he is joking. let me tell you, my parents were very good friends. they spent lots of time together. i even had the honor of spending time with the carters and time at camp david with them. they are two of the most beautiful people i've ever met in my life. >> i also have to say, willie, if you read doctor's memoirs, he was smitten with mrs. carter. jimmy was patient. >> that does it for us. jose diaz-balart picks up m

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shawn carter, creator of the barbecue becky hashtag, michael finnegan, a local anti-crt retiree and ahings that have come out of these school board meetings have been around the country for the last 18 months. what is going on from your perspective? >> a lot of folks are challenging what we call critical race theory in classrooms and for me as a native american in this country, first peoples of this land, it's hard for me to understand why we wouldn't want to educate our children about all of the history of this country even if it's dark, even if it's hard to comprehend. >> crt is an academic term that came out of harvard. it's a theory. it's not been proven yet. >> like gravity is a theory? >> it used to be. crt i think stands for causes racial tension. i've seen it at sen-- i've seen at board meetings. it's very devisive. it's not unifying and it turns americans upside down. crt uses race because it's immutable. >> what do you mean, it's immutable? >> you can't change your race. >> isn't it observing how race functions in law throughout american society? >> i don't know. >> somethin

jimmy carter's secretary of the treasurery michael blumenthal put the blame for today's inflation on the spending by joe biden and the democrats. this is jimmy carter's treasury secretary pointing his finger at joe biden and the democrats. jimmy carter's treasury secretary said democrats need to give up the gimmicks, turn off the money printer, and stop the reckless spending. this is at a time when behind closed doors senator schumer and others are trying to come up with another gimmick to add more spending and higher taxes. this article in "the new york times" says mr. blumenthal urged mr. biden to abandon his build back better bill. i call it build back biden. and said he should abandon that in favor of deficit reduction. he said fighting inflation comes first, but trying to take half measures, you merely prolong the pain. and the american people are tired of the pain that's been imposed upon them by joe biden and the democrats in this body and across the floor. well, he's right. jimmy carter's treasury secretary is right. fighting inflation needs to come first. yet for joe biden fi

or and an advocate for getting the fundamentals back in education, sean carter, not that one, the creator of the hashtag, and michael activist from the navajo nation. >> there are many things that have come out of the school board meetings over the last 18 months. what is going on from your perspectives? >> well, there are a lot of folks challenging what we call critical race theory. in the classroom. and, for me, as a native american in this country, the first peoples of this land, it is hard for me to understand why we wouldn't want to educate our children about all of the history of this country, even if it is dark. even if it is hard to comprehend. >> crt is an academic term that came out of harvard. it is a theory that has not been proven yet. >> like gravity is a theory? >> it used to be. crt, i think stands for racial tension. >> i have seen it. >> it is very divisive and is not unifying and it turns american values of saigon. crt is using race, because it is immutable. >> what do you mean that it is immutable? >> you cannot change your race. i mean, you are stuck with what you are. >> but you said it's an ac

carter, not that one. creator of the barbecue becky hash tag. michaelghts activist from the navajo nation. there are many things that have come out of the school board meetings that have been around the country the last 18 months. what is going on from your perspective? >> well, there are a lot of folks challenging what we call critical race theory in classrooms. >> uh-huh. >> and for me as a native american in this country, first peoples of this land, it's hard or the me to understand why we wouldn't want to educate our children about all of the history of this country, even if it's dark, even if it's hard to comprehend. >> crt is an academic term that came out of harvard. it's a theory. it's not been proven yet. >> like gravity is a theory? >> it used to be. crt i think stands for causes racial tension. i've seen it at board -- i've seen it at board meetings. and it's very divisive. it's not unifying, and it turns american values upside down. crt is using race because it's immutable. >> what do you mean it's immutable? >> you can't change your race. i

michael tim any missing person cases, police knew it was a race against time to find her. before it was too late. here is andrea canning with the client. >> beverley carteraking a name for herself in little rock, arkansas. >> her face is in the paper every week. >> she had a billboard on one of the busiest interstates. it had her face on. it >> as a top selling realtor, beverley carter had become somewhat of a local celebrity. with her infectious smile, she put house hundreds that he's, trusted to find the perfect home, she often did. >> beverley was also matted. nobody could do look really good. >> there was a downside to her celebrity. >> this realtor had a target on her back. >> she did a, and she didn't know it. >> for beverley, being a realtor was more than just closing a deal. >> was she in the perfect job for her personality? >> yes. >> absolutely. >> her sons, chad and karl junior, and karl junior's wife, cam, we're always amazed at how much their mom's clients loved her. >> one of her -- and then gone to a baby shower. -- >> it was a newer client and i think that speaks for itself. >> she had a nice smile. >> a beautiful smile. and she had a lau

carter and we know what happened then. ashley: great to see you, brad blakeman, good to have a chat. check the markets, bring in michaelrage for 60 straight days, the first time since november, and we just have so much uncertainty, how deep is that recession is how long will it last? that is hanging out there, no idea how far the fed is going to go. i believe the market will bottom, once the fed will pivot, the bond markets are predicting the fed will reverse course and cut rates but until that is a widely held consensus i don't think the market will bottom. we have lower employment, the one talking point for people who are bullish on the economy starting to see that fall apart with the likes of apple announcing they will be freezing hiring and you are hearing, employment is a lagging indicator. when times are good, look how good the job market is, the bears, quickly remind you this is a lagging indicator, not a forward indicator and i am a bear and i will say that employment is a lagging indicator and employment is the last shoe to drop when things fall apart and we see that now. ashley: how long does this go on, do y