joining us now, mike holland, chairman of his own money firm holland and company. company, mike, complicated situation here, what do you believe the president will say? will it have a market reaction especially tomorrow as we come close, and tomorrow is the anniversary of 9/11? >> well, susie, as bob pisani just reported the market is coming into this with a preview of thoughts about that question. and that is that there will be no surprises. unfortunately we have begun to get used to the terrorist threat over hanging us, as you said, a bunch of years ago, 9/11, was in new york that day. that was -- our wake-up call. we're living with it. it is now getting worse and we presume it will be with us for a long time. he will tell us that tonight. i believe a lot of what he says has been thought about by the markets. the stock market is not political, it was up a little today. the stock market, susie is more worried about what is going on with mr. putin and eastern europe and in a shorter term basis what is going on with scotland and the u.k., they're coming up with a sep

nothing in their behavior has screamed buy or sell, even money manager mike holland sounded tentative when he talked about what he was doing for his portfolio. >> i am taking some tips off the table and in 2008 when things were ugly, warren buffet said that is when you buy things. right now i'm pareing back, taking things off the table for several days. >> how does an individual investor know who to do like mike holland for shares? mitch, welcome, good to have you with us. you know, we in financial news on television, we are very partial to telling people exactly what to buy. tell me what to buy. and i get it. we're probably less good at telling people who and when to sell, what is your best advice for them? >> my best advice is investors need more discipline, because you're right, people are always focusing on what to buy, research is buy-driven, but as investors we need to take chips off the table. as they say don't count your chickens until the eggs hatch, don't count your profits until you take something off the table. my feeling is with the discipline strategy i like to use strat

joining us now, mike holland, chairman of his own money firm holland and company. company, mike, complicated situation here, what do you believe the president will say? will it have a market reaction especially tomorrow as we come close, and tomorrow is the anniversary of 9/11? >> well, susie, as bob pisani just reported the market is coming into this with a preview of thoughts about that question. and that is that there will be no surprises. unfortunately we have begun to get used to the terrorist threat over hanging us, as you said, a bunch of years ago, 9/11, was in new york that day. that was -- our wake-up call. we're living with it. it is now getting worse and we presume it will be with us for a long time. he will tell us that tonight. i believe a lot of what he says has been thought about by the markets. the stock market is not political, it was up a little today. the stock market, susie is more worried about what is going on with mr. putin and eastern europe and in a shorter term basis what is going on with scotland and the u.k., they're coming up with a sep

consulate general and also mike holland. great to have you. ambassad ambassador, if i'm in hong kong, august 31 when they came out with the report citing hong kong residents in consultation, that exceptionally beijing can nominate candidates, i'm feeling like the rule of the game are being changed mid game. >> yeah, i think so. there are two issues here. one is democracy. hong kong people have been promised universal suffrage. it's been postponed once or wois already. we're 20 years on. it's time. but the second thing is the deal. the deal was universal suffrage. it wasn't you could vote on people after we decide who you can vote on. and that's what they have instituted in the process. and so any harm to hong kong's integrity and autonomy, going back on the deal, has to be a bad sign for hong kong. >> mike, at the same time, beijing doesn't want to kill its golden gho en goose, so it won' anything that would endanger it from being the financial center of the world, will it? we are seeing reaction in the bond market, flight to safety trades out

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. >>> president hollande promised president obama's vow for justice. mike viqueira joins us live from just outside of the white house with more, mike. >> reporter: well, tony, the president is under fire even from some political allies here in washington for being over cautiously in his approach to the islamic state group and in particular military action he may or may not take into taking that group into the syrian stronghold. he had tough talk, and he tried to really update the statement that he made last thursday, tony, that was so controversial. that said he had not a strategy yet. he was still undergoing consultation with the pentagon and regional applies. here's what the president had to say. >> we'll continue to shrink isil's sphere of influence, it's effectiveness, it's financing, it's military capabilities. to the point where it is a manageable problem. and the question is going to be making sure we've got the right strategy, and also making sure we've got the international will to do it. >> the president went on to say that the objective is to des

. >> reporter: secretary kerry read a note saying that the french president holland authorized air strikes in iraq. >> mikehank you. >> secretary of defense chuck hagel going before the house arms committee saying that the battle against terrorist will take more than guns and bullets and boots on the ground. >> this effort will not be easy or brief. this effort will not be simple. we are at war with isil. just as we are at war with al-qaeda. but destroying isil will require more than military efforts alone. >> is this what the american people fear about the path we are on? and chris wallace, anchor of fox news sunday. and give us the behind the scenes picture when secretary of defense and secretary of state get trotted out to testify before congress, what is the message that the administration is trying to send here? >> first of all, jon, they are trying to get money and 500 million in funding that will allow the training up of the syrian, free syrian rebels supposedly moderates in saudi arabia. and that's why they go up there and part of the congressional oversight process. it is an interesting situation

for the hour,ost michael holland of holiday company, director of the china fund. we also have with us anders corr of corr analytics. mikee business impact on china on hong kong? you'll be heading to the chinese city in two weeks. >> it is not good. that is an understatement. if it gets to be several hundred thousand protesters in the streets in the next few weeks, that will be more than unpleasant. it will be disruptive for the central government in beijing. they have lots of things to consider including that they have given -- anders' description of putin before issuing his chops. he is absolutely a strong guy and he is showing the hong kong people if you think you are going to do the stuff, it is not going to happen because we cannot have that in beijing. >> we cannot have a set a precedent for what is happening in macau and taiwan as well. >> precisely. >> china will solely try to get these protesters to go away. they will not do another tiananmen square. they are in it for the long game, but this hong kong democracy pill may be more than china can swallow long-term. >> the idea of the long game, we move from chris p

holland. and zyrtec® is different than claritin. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec®. muddle no more™. >> hundreds of mike are in northern france just waiting for a chance to stowaway to britain. on thursday, migrants stormed security trying to force their way on to a ferry. dan rivers has more. >> reporter: lee krosen is filled with dread each time he nears calais. he's securing his truck the best he can. but as i'm about to find out, these defenses will be tested in broad daylight by desperate migrants trying to get into britain. >> sometimes it's more like a war zone than what calais used to be. if you get into calais or park anywhere in calais, 99% sure that you'll get the immigrants in your trailer. >> he takes us down a notorious back road, diesel alley, linds with migrants who are desperate do get into britain. like this man in red who tests lee's defenses as we slow down at the traffic lights. >> the migrants might think it's funny, but drivers like lee face a 2,000 pound fine for each stow-away found in their vehicle. thankfully this time, lee's padlocks keep them out. >> each time a truck approa