mr. buchanan: yes.athan: we will wrap up this program and the themes in the final rate just week this week. would you short btp's or bonds into year-end? where does the performance come from or the underperformance? mr. rusnak: btp's. ms. hornby: btp's. mr. buchanan: bunda. s. jonathan: would you take u.s. high risk yield oriented credit? mr. rusnak: him credit. ms. hornby: e.m. credit. ms. mcmahon: i wish he would have said in local, i'm going to take high-yield. after the big debate through the last year about a 10 year treasury yield on the potential of it hitting 4% anytime you, i thought i would pose the following question -- 10 year treasury yield, what do we see first? 4% or 2%? what do we see first on a 10 year treasury yield? 4% or 2%? mr. rusnak: 2%. ms. hornby: 2%. mr. buchanan: that's a widespread. i guess i will go with 2%. jonathan: we're right in the middle with three. it's great to have you with us on the program. george rusnak from wells fargo, lisa hornby from schroeder and buchanan fr

mr. south at the insistence of james buchanan. the use of the word must demonstrate his view of secession and history of self. slave owners in association with northern accomplices had killed the old union. they must kill it, he reasoned, and it must die, or otherwise a new union, a new nation was not possible. such metaphors only confirmed his deep desire for an overturning, a remaking of america, an apocalyptic change. isight add, in my new book this story of how douglass story's own store in the of african-americans in the story of african-americans and his conception of the story of america and the basic story of the old testament. the idea that jerusalem was so hopelessly corrupt that and one of theel aiahs were saying that the temple had to be destroyed, the people had to go into exile. many would die in the process. some would get hopelessly corrupted in the process. but some of them might just find their way back. his jerusalem- israelites and his were his people, or all americans if they would join. in 1861, his quest to

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mr. schneider, for working with me on this very important amendment. indian point energy snernt my district is scheduled to cease operations in 2021. when the plant closes, the village of buchanan will be left with a large amendment of stranted -- stranded nuclear waste on site. help mendment would buchanan and the town of cortland access vital resources for economic redevelopment. until the department of energy takes title to nuclear waste and removes it from our communities, the federal government must do all it can to support these de facto interim storage sites. i urge adoption of the amendment. yield back. gentlelady yield back. the gentleman from illinois. mr. schneider: back. the gentleman from illinois. mr. schneider: ask i ask how much time i have left? the chair: 30 seconds. he reserves. the gentleman from illinois. mr. shimkus. mr. shimkus: i reserve. i have the right to close. the chair: the gentleman will reserve. the gentleman from illinois, mr. schneider, has the right to close. mr. shimkus: i would thank the gentleman from texas, appreciate his support. and we're just, again, just highlight -- i thank my colleague. i don't know if you were in the chamber when i