mike holland is chairman of his own management firm, holland and company, always good to have him on "nbr." i've often felt wall street sells the individual investor short. the adage is when the individual investor is getting in, the market is peaking, and the institutional investors really know the lay of the land better. but it doesn't seem to be playing out that way. >> you're a very smart person. and you have it exactly right. it doesn't play out that way. in history it hasn't played out that way. i am in this group you referred to as the fund managers, the large investors, the people getting out of the -- reducing their exposure to the market right now. and the viewers in the main, many of them are the individual investors. over my experience over the decades that i've been in the business, the individual investors do better than we, the institutional investors, the large investors. one of the reasons for that is the individual investors only do, sue, what makes sense to them, when it makes sense. of course we all make mistakes. they make fewer mistakes because it's their own mo

all very confusing, we know what we're talking about. >> joining us now is mike holland, chairman of and and company. >> chairman holland or chairman mike. >> xi. >> you have been a long-term investor in china and the u.s. how do you see the meeting? >> is important because it will set the stage for the next four years. i'm reminded going into this and with the tradeoff yesterday, part of that was not just the fed but negative anticipation of the meeting, what if things go badly. i heard your piece earlier speaking with beijing. if things spun out of control to the downside, that's bad for the markets. i think the op sposite thing wi happen. these are two smart guys, they have done their homework. what does he want? what can we give them? what can we get out of this? it's been stage crafted already. i think at the end of the two days, we will have people very happy with the meeting of these two guys. >> what will president xi be coming over and be willing to offer where he doesn't lose face back home? >> very little. it will be much more stage craft. at the end of the day -- north kor

on this tuesday, natasha zouves, jessica castro, sue holland in for alexis smith. all here and ready to go, mike? >> present and alert, i think. well, definitely present. let's look at live doppler 7. high clouds up around 16,000 feet so nothing will make it to the ground. here's our explore or the yum camera at pier 15. you can see it looks gorgeous across downtownan

on this tuesday, natasha zouves, jessica castro, sue holland in for alexis smith. all here and ready to go, mike? >> present and alert, i think. well, definitely present. let's look at live doppler 7. high clouds up around 16,000 feet so nothing will make it to the ground. here's our explore or the yum camera at pier 15. you can see it looks gorgeous across downtown san francisco. so 45 to 54. that's your spread this morning at 7:00 as we head through your 12 hour day planner. get used to high clouds and sunshine. you'll need the sunglasses, 58 to 67 at noon. 55 to 64, still comfortable at 7:00. here's sue hall. >>> we just got off the phone from chp, the accident they said was in the maze is clear so i guess that's great news if you're commuting that direction. we're looking at light conditions on the east shore freeway. pretty much all the way down from vallejo into the maze area here as you can see. then we also have no problems at the toll plaza with no metering light yets. good news there. we go to san rafael which our camera just now blipped o was watching it to make sure -- three we go, a

hey, jen, i have quick question, flower question for you. >> yes, mike jerrick has a flower question. >> you look at if you're in hollandn the netherlands. >> yes. >> if i want my yard to be covered in tulips next spring, do i plant them in the fall and are they a perennial? will they come back? how many years will they come back? >> she kind of answered the question. mike want his yards to look like there is so he has to plant the bulbs in the fall. >> if the fall. >> not perrenials, don't come back every year, but some will stay? >> any daphodils or there is plenty of other flowering bulbs, spring bulbs. >> what about the tulips? >> tulip do not come back rely fly, there are certain varieties that will come back from few years. >> oh,. >> but you're going to constantly have to replant. >> and i saw -- >> i always want these in the spring. >> perfect name for the woman, april. >> that is perfect. isn't it? >> yes. >> okay. so, have you been watching this show? man, people are obsessed with this. thirteen reasons why, if you're, well, if you're not a teenager, because a lot of teens are watching it, and people in their

mike allen of axios, appreciate your time as always. >> thank you. >>> joining me now, chris hollandmaryland. senator, you've been watching along with us. we've seen the president change his position pretty dramatically on key issues in the past 24 hours. could these changes signal something that the democrats would be open to hearing, something that would allow them to work with this president going forward? >> well, we don't know, katy. i mean, certainly the president'somments with respect to the nato alliance are welcoming. after all he used to call it obsolete and now he recognizes the importance of the nato alliance. but i think what worries people and not just democrats but also republicans is president trump's policy seems to be shaped by the last person in the room that he spoke to. and there is no assurance that tomorrow he won't flip back 180 degrees on any one of these issues. and that creates great uncertainty and uncertainty, at least in international affairs, also creates dangers for the united states. so i think a lot of people remain concerned about the credibility of

support of francois hollande, the president of the key ministers, whether that will do him any good over the next two weeks but i suppose better to have their support than not. he is being mikedin. we will just talk a little we willjust talk a little bit over the top of him while he get up as the top of him while he get up as the adoration of the crowd. that lady to the left is his wife. she was formerly his teacher and when he was formerly his teacher and when he was 17 years old, i read today, he said, i'm going to marry you and she was already married with children andindeed was already married with children and indeed he did marry her and then he went on to work for rothschilds bank and he made quite a penny for a period of time before hejoined francois hollande as an adviser. he was quite a brilliant student, came through the system, everyone who comes across and says he has a very sharp mind. he was scrawled at the —— he was scrawled at where most of the politicians in france have come from. looks like he's about to speak. cheering chanting cheering translation:, here we are. my fellow citizens, today, sunday, 23rd of april, the people of france expressed their views. t

hollande to do that right away. >> we think we have it figured out, mike.case, the euro gets slammed, market goes down, you know, it's another armageddon day, but if it -- yet we thought the same thing would happen after brexit and after the election here. >> we did. i mean, i guess at least in this initial stage, the scenarios, several that can be -- if the two year row skeptic candidates make it through, then the betting is that at least it's a gut check for the euro, and that creates stress in the markets, but, yeah, i grease that seems to be the textbook move. you know, whether we have people who are kind of over anticipating the ultimate rebound how people wish they did after brexit, i don't know. it seemed like a messier situation. if we get there, i would point out, you know, people say, well, the polls are wrong, wrong, wrong, instances, but she's way behind in the polls in terms of the notional matchups later on, so -- >> have we seen an election in europe with the largest percentage of people who are undecide undecided one day before the election

steve holland tweeted that senator chris coombs said that senators received a sobering briefing of the us military and diplomatic options prepared for north korea. mike mentally who is in the la times dc bureau says senate foreign relations committee bob corker after returning to the capital said i'm not sure i would've had a briefing. all senators were invited. the briefing was held in a building next to the white house the bbc is reporting on some of president trump's strategy writing it aims to pressure by tightening economic sanctions. also, reuters writing that senior white house official says us official putting north korea on the state-sponsored of terrorism. the white house team that briefed senators afternoon are also speaking to members of the house later. that meeting will be at the us capitol. meanwhile president trump will mark his first 100 days in office with a rally that's in harrisburg pennsylvania this weekend. you can watch live coverage saturday at 7:30 p.m. eastern on c-span.

hollande has asked the people to back emmanuel macron. police have arrested a 21—year—old man in connection with the death of mike samwell.ion. in sport, can newcastle return to the premier league? 11 months ago they were relegated, but if newcastle beat preston in the championship tonight, they will be back in the top flight. kelly's other turn is awarded the bronze medal after a russian athlete was found to have tested positive. and mark selby is suited the next round of the snooker world championships. more on those stories later. jeremy corbyn has pledged to strengthen britain's trade unions if labour wins next month's general election. he told the scottish trades union congress that their members were ‘the dna' of the labour party. labour has just one mp in scotland , having lost a0 seats labour has just one mp in scotland, having lost a0 seats to the snp in 2015. 0ur chief political correspondent vicky young joins us. let's get more from our political correspondent vicky young in westminster. what do you make of whatjeremy corbyn has been saying? the conservatives have been concentrating the fire on mr corbyn and hi