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max wasserman is senior portfolio manager at miramar capital. so, max, what's your strategy and take on all of this? >> it's good to see you again. >> i think. >> we have. >> to take a step back and say, look. >> at the multiples in this market and look at all the uncertainty we're facing with fiscal policy and potential monetary policy. i mean, you just mentioned walmart. you're looking at a company that was trading at 40 times earnings, even though it's done a wonderful job. i mean, how much more can these things grow. and we're priced for perfection. so we think if you look at the market trade at roughly 26 times earnings, with a ten year at 4.5%, that could go easily up to 5%. and you have a fed policy that's telling you we're not ready to keep cutting at this point. we're concerned about everything. we think people are paying too much for these higher multiple stocks and paying way too much for momentum, and it could turn in a heartbeat. >> i thought it was interesting. so, max, a lot of what investors are trying to do is look for opportuni

all this, and he is also a founding of the consulting firm, the miramar group and subject and hero of a document called siempre luis, which screened at sundance and aired on hbo. he's also the grandparent two hunter elementary school students is worth noting. somehow, he also found time to write relentless my story of the latino spirit that is transforming. the book. we're here to tonight, nancy pelosi no less, has hailed it as a deeply personal reflection on identity, resilience and the pursuit of justice. part memoir and part call to arms. relentless invites us to experience louie's journey from vega alta, puerto rico to college at nyu and from to his inspiring career and life story and it's great to have the opportunity to explore it here at roosevelt house. so let me briefly tell you how the program will work. our guests will have a conversation of about 40 to 45 minutes, followed by an audience q&a. for which we will ask you as always, please, to wait for a microphone that our staff will bring around you. and that's for the benefit of our large zoom audience tonight. and for c-sp

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killing her and miramar. these stories are happening all over the world now. declan walsh, the new york times africa bureau chief, will join us later in this hour with his firsthand reporting of the suffering he has seen at the hands of the richest person in the world who has decided to inflict as much pain and death as he possibly can on the poorest people in the world, the poorest children in the world, the poorest starving infant babies in the world. let's just assume for a moment that the $57,000 that usaid spent in sri lanka was a complete waste of money. do you shut down an entire operation, a $40 billion operation, an entire government agency over a disputed $57,000. the first claim by elon musk about shutting down usaid was that it had to be shut down temporarily, so that they could properly evaluate all of its spending to make careful decisions about what should be cut. and a day later, elon musk was saying that usaid must be thrown in the woodchipper. that was his term, the wood chipper. it must be completely destroyed. and so the only reason we know

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le damos la bienvenida a miramar. que nosotros necesitamos eso. alan: y tÚ eres la psiquiatra? amirah: si, neuropsiquiatra. karla: queremos decir que tu mamÁ es fanÁtica de "despierta amÉrica" y dile lo que te dijo. " ya la hiciste". amirah: yo estoy en esta carrera hace como 10 aÑos y me dice esto estÁ lindo pero llegaste ahora que estÁs con la familia latina. [aplausos] alan: algo mÁs importante tambiÉn. enseÑa esa mano, se acaba de casar! [aplausos] [risas] [aplausos] [gritos] [risas] amirah:asÍ somos los latinos! karla: me voy a acercar. jomari: habla espaÑol? amirah: no, tiene que practicar porque mis dos hijas estÁn aprendiendo. alan: quÉ tal el anillo? >> [habla en inglÉs] jessica: es muy bonito. karla: cuÍdala mucho. >> [habla en inglÉs] francisca: cuÁndo podemos ver la serie? amirah: los martes a la noche por fox. pronto va a segar disney plus para el territorio latinoamericano, estamos llegando. francisca: que sigas triunfando. [aplausos] alan: felicidades! amirah: muchÍsimas gracias. raÚl: le vamos a dar un