so i wound up buying tse, wrk, oln. and i think that's the biggest question for the market. we know what the fed is going to do, to brian kelly's point we sort of know what that stimulus plan is going to look like if we don't get it, 15% down would be my guess. i think there's a vested interest in both democrats and republicans not looking like the bad guys in the marketplace. >> there is one day next week where we get apple, amazon and alphabet that's going to be a crazy night on "fast." bonawyn, some might argue the setup for big tech earnings is even better after the big pullback we saw this week in advance of those earnings. >> yeah. sticking to the rules of the game, i'm going to go for the gusto here and the daily double. my question or answer is what are stimulus and gdp figures i think the gdp figures are going to shine a little more insight into what exactly economic activity is and the breakdown there as well. i think the devil will be in the details as it pertains to the stimulus bill. i think bk, mills, grasso all hit on it. really we're going to need to see how

oln have high harold: i think he came to. he had read douglass. people visited niagara falls, tourists, would often take an excursion to rochester, to see frederick douglass. because the were white people who did not believe that there was an african-american who ran a newspaper. who wrote editorials. he was kind of a tourist attraction himself. to prove that he was actually a functioning intellect. lincoln had heard of him, sure. when he made his way to the white house for the first visit, frederick douglas comes into the office. note -- andsays, i lincoln says, i know who you are. douglass writes a wonderful story about how lincoln unfolded himself a mate low chair and towered over him. but never treated him in any way that suggested there was a difference of color. alwaysderick douglass said it was because they had both risen up from poverty and obscurity, and lincoln felt common bonds with douglass. one thing lincoln did, a part of the story we did not tell, is he entrusted douglass, to map out a plan, to liberate as many african americans as

i'm long tse wrk, and oln those are my value plays don't forget the one i hit out of the park in virgin friend, on air a couple weeks ago >> it's up 60% in two weeks. 65% as of 11:00 a.m. today nice call, my friend we have to leave it there. steve grasso, thanks >> thanks for watching "power lunch," everybody. "closing bell" starts now. >> it does welcome to "closing bell." what started out as a quiet session turned into a full blown selloff. dow, s&p 500 down more than 1% nasdaq is down over 2% let's have a look at what is driving this selling action. unexpected rise in jobless claims for the first time in 15 weeks. the labor picture darkens and data continues to soften the stocks are sell off

meanwhile, in washington, d.da, 11-year-oln mcneal was killed at a cookout aimed at preventing violence. d.c. mayor muriel bowser. >> this should not have happened, and it canp happening. we can't losing our children tvi senseless guence. >> nawaz: and in chicago, 87 people shot over the weekend and 17 killed. among them, seven-year-old natalia wallace, strucby a stray bullet while playing outside. >> there were kids riding by on bicycles, as we said, enjoying a fourth of july, as they should have been, and now this child is gone. >> nawaz: as some cities see a spike in gun violence this summer, the reasons why are now the subject of debate. in new york city, where 64 people were shot over the weekend, and june homicides hit bill de blasio blamed the mayor pandemic. >> it is directly related to all the dislocation that's hapovned these last four months with ote coronavirus. >> nawazrs point to a strained police force as a factor, after demonstrations against police brutality, and reforms banning some us of force. new york police commissioner dermot shea: >> we need three things. i'm goi

i'm long tse wrk, and oln those are my value plays don't forget the one i hit out of the park in virgin galactic with you, my friend, on air a couple weeks ago >> it's up 60% in two weeks. 65% as of 11:00 a.m. today nice call, my friend we have to leave it there. steve grasso, thanks >> thanks for watching "power lunch," everybody. "closing bell" starts now. >> it does welcome to "closing bell." what started out as a quiet session turned into a full blown selloff. dow, s&p 500 down more than 1% nasdaq is down over 2% let's have a look at what is driving this selling action. unexpected rise in jobless claims for the first time in 15 weeks. the labor picture darkens and data continues to soften the stocks are sell off today. they're raise something $130 billion in market value between them just today. tesla, also down 4% in the likes of amazon, alphabet not far behind lawmakers continue to work on aadditional stimulus package with new details coming out about individual and corporate ap dow down 330 points with 59 minutes left in the session, sara >> coming up, tech investor dan niles wil