orthos are obvious ghosts who are trying to lure us out of the car. >> trevor: i would not help. >> i love thatted. i said to my daughter, you know what, we should do this every sunday. and we just wear the same thing, and we'll wave at them as they go by, and then when they turn the corner we'll run over the hill and get them again on the other side. >> trevor: oh man. >> and we'll become legends. and that way we'll become immortal, there is a famous writer who lives in the town we live in in maine, and she wants to be a writer, so she tboas down by herself to lay a stone on the headstone of this famous writer or maybe just dance on his grave, i don't know. i don't know because i don't go with her, she doesn't need her old man to have grave yard time. >> trevor: she does it on her own, at least you started it together. before i let you go, there is one-story, i mean you couldn't have done it in the book because it happened so recently. but this is honestly one of the most amazing stories that happened to unsw in real life. but your son, i remember were you talking about how your son

conditionable to the voters and so if you're elected representative is not doing what you want him ortho do, vote them out. there's a lot of outer benefit dish think a lot of what you have, one of the reasons that president trump was elected was that some of the disgust forwards, the perception it that they're looking of their own interests, looking at the -- after the interest of big business and not looking out for the little guy so let's bring in an outsider. >> host: my lean burk writes that didn't trump say he was going to stop this lobbying, promised made and brokenment did the president say anything about lobbying and what was it. >> guest: i think there weren't a lot of specific. the phrase we're most familiar with is want tot drain the swamp. did want some sort of lobbying reformes. had meat some minor reforms when he came in as far as this issue of the revolving door, people moving from regulatory departments into industries that they regulate and so he put out some rules saying, well, my appointed -- the appointed positions were not going to -- going to say you need to not do

we've seen a massive run-up, now ortho headwinds coming out, amazon's going to have their own air fleet, other issues out. the last couple of years they have had operational issues. i'd rather take the shot on the short side here. >> don't you think, though, that what is really going to propel the stock ultimately is going to be how holiday season operates for them they figured out, as i pointed out, they've had operational challenges, they seem to be sorting those things out these are companies that are ultimately going to benefit from an operating expense from emerging technologies. those are all potential benefits they're doing other thingswith their less than full truck level delivers it's trading at a discount to its historical valuation. >> discount to the market. >> for a reason. right? i mean, it's trading there for a reason to me i think there's more risk that they don't hit the numbers that they don't hit expectations, than they do - >> i think the market's going to be higher through january. >> do i think the market's going to be higher yeah, i'll go yeah. >> you think this i

nie self-- myself what it felt like to finish when i was a man or i've got to have an uptown funk orthost did you think? >> i was so happy it was done. >> rose: that you failed it. >> i felt like we have had been working on that song for eight months. on tour we recorded it in so many different places and we kept taking these left turns as far as the song that took me out t made me stop dancing. the fact that we finished it was just like okay, now it's up to the world to see, you know, whether we're crazy or not. >> girl, hallelujah. ♪ girl uptown funk don't give it to you. ♪ bus uptown funk don't give it to you. ♪ cuz uptown funk don't give it to you. ♪ saturday night and we's in the fight. ♪ don't believe me just watch. ♪ huh. ♪ don't believe me just watch. ♪ don't believe me just watch. ♪ don't believe mee just watch. ♪ don't believe mee just watch. ♪ don't believe mee just watch. ♪ hey hey hey. >> rose: that is what i like, what you sang for us. where does that song came from? >> this whole album is based on a mood. i really wanted to focus on this album, musicians we're vessels. i w

it is the united states navy, celebrating its 242nd birthday at the nasdaq celebrating its ipo orthotrics corp, featuring products for children. the banks will lead the charge again here, jim. >> and pnc will report -- people love that. it's a fang day. i know that it must really wrangle people that every day the press is so bad on facebook on alphabet, what they know about you. but that's just congress speaking it's a lot easier to trash these companies than it is to pass legislation. and i think that you're really fighting history if you want to fight these guys these are the smartest guys and best people that we have in the world. they work at these places. you are -- whenever you meet someone who works at these firms, they are always kind of blown away, you're saying, okay, look, they have the cream of the crop they really have it. and they've developed products like this facebook order and made it so that we've changed our lives. yes, do they -- are they our foe? that's the media i didn't say fake media because i work for these institutions. >> we sort of do here's page one of t