maria: portfolio advisor chief investment officer lee munson. the market, tell us about it. >> the difference with the fed funds rate in the two-year treasury it's his biggest since 2008, there is a pervasive view on wall street that 50 basis point would be better for stocks and give us more clarity. here is the thing the fed chairman since covid walked on his tombstone not arthur byrd he wants to be the paul burke under broker the guy who be inflation, the guy who has an appointed bit of problem. if there is any showdown right now is the fed messaging to people and were not could have politics and were not could have big bond players pushes around. and that's the case that we let inflation go to long they did not want to be to bullied wire they get to be bullied now is going to be a showdown between the nerves of jay powell and if he thinks he can keep the credibility and slow roll this, that's been his message author this time. maria: is why this statement is so important with the press conference at 2:30 p.m., we will understand further why t

a fighter commentator anomalous jeff months and mr. munson. thank you for your time today. uh, thank you for having me. can i put you? is this a case of a, of a convenient and to me of choice at the moment, you know, as well as i do risk full b as out at an all time high. so who's going to question or, or, you know, stand up for r t has a, you know, these accusations of ortiz a f as be proxy or something like that, or is there more to it than that? i mean, i think it goes much deeper. i'm not, i mean we talked about this deal on the program. this is obviously a violation to know the freedom of speech, violation of democracy itself because people can't make right choices when they're spread with this information. but in my statement, this is just a very poor attempts by united states to put the direction, put the people to make them look elsewhere like, well we're, we're doing all these bad things were involved here. we're doing this, but all look at what pressures doing and they put these ridiculous accusations. i've no merit. they have no, no, they're completely baseless.

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i mean, you had reggie, thurmond munson, the owner, you had billy martin who would be hired and fired the story, and it was in new york, and i was based in new york, and so yeah. i got to know them very, very well, and that's where i learned about how to cover baseball. >> jonathan: and obviously being a beat reporter, the players talk to the reporters in the locker room. i mean, this is, like, a basic thing in the, in the clubhouse after the game. so you got access. you got access to the yankees locker room. >> well, you know, it took me two years. >> jonathan: but you got it. >> and i got it because i never went public with any of my, quote, unquote, demands or any of my frustrations. i went very much behind the scenes with the young pr person, first-year person, my age, and that made all the difference. it wasn't one of the older -- i would call them, curmudgeonly men who had said to other women reporters, you know, you better behave yourself, and if you don't behave yourself, you know, you're out. they're just so frightened if they let one woman in that door n t in that door, in t

t>> heresa "terry" munson. >> robert m. murach. >> cesar augusto murillo. >> marc a.urolo. >> brian joseph murphy. >> charles murphy. >> christopher w. murphy. >> edward c. murphy. >> james f. murphy iv. >> james thomas murphy. >> kevin james murphy. >> patrick sean murphy. >> raymond e. murphy. and my father alexander ortiz. i want to thank everyone in attendance today and especially for having the opportunity to be here. i am happy to remember my dad as a hero and as a brave man. peace to all and god bless america. >> and my mom susan marie fein. we love you and we miss you every single day. >> robert eddie murphy jr. >> john joseph murray. >> john joseph murray. >> susan d. murray. >> valerie victoria murray. >> yuriy mushynskyi. >> richard todd myhre. >> robert b. nagel. >> takuya nakamura. >> alexander john robert napier. >> frank joseph naples iii. >> john napolitano. >> catherine a. nardella. >> mario nardone jr. >> manika k. narula. >> narender nath. >> karen susan navarro. >> joseph m. navas. >> francis joseph nazario. >> glenroy neblett. >> marcus r. neblett

munson, representing the civil grand jury for this report and together you have up to 10 minutes to present. thank you. >> great. thank you supervisors for providing this opportunity to present from our investigation and report. next slide, please. i think we all agree that commissions are important, and that the grand jury and others have reported that we have opportunities for improving them. we will do a quick overview of our findings and recommendations. our first finding is that we have no-we did not find a current and accurate list of active bodies. our second finding is that we have too many commissions and our third is that, we found the commission system to be poorly managed, primarily because there is no single authority reviewing their performance and as a result many aspects can be improved. in terms of key recommendations, we are recommending that the city attorney publish a list of what we call the 3 a's, accurate, active and annual and we'll get into more detail on that. and we create a permanent commission oversight body to manage the commission system and then we have a num