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stop overthinking it. just enjoy the moment. and make -- balance yourself. tattoo. it says balance yourself. this one says happy wife happy life, and this one says balance yourself and those are the only tattoos i have. >> those things go to together, don't they. >> that's real, man. >> you think about it they kind of go together. >> yeah. >> let me go there i'm just following you because you're moving so fast and i love this. >> oh, cool. >> i've lost count, i'm usually pretty good at this i lost count at six as the number of times you have referenced your wife including happy wife happy life. >> yeah. >> so here's the -- here's the parallel for me. maybe even a disconnect until you explain it for me. >> okay. >> which is how you come out of that familial environment where all hake was break loose growing up and at such a young young age you find yourself married. >> yeah. >> and in a marriage that you're apparently happy in and you love your wife and she's gorgeous, i've seen poet foez toes. >> that helps. >> yeah. >> i guess what i'm getting at you could

>> maybe were overthinking a little bit.aking for my own extensive experience on this, i noticed that when i drink a ton of milkshakes and don't get out of my chair, i tend to gain weight. there is free will involved in this equation. i know for a fact, let's not pretend that people just sort of gain a lot of weight because they don't know why. >> i'm no stranger to a doughnut myself but it's actually more complex than that. one of the things we know about people who suffer from compulsive overeating is that they have a buildup of feelings outside of awareness that can only be neutralized by an act. so let's say if you were raised by a mall attuned mother, someone who doesn't understand your feeling state. every time you cry, every time you're upset, she put the bottle in your mouth or feeds you. you might grow up into an adult that whenever you're upset, hungry, angry, lonely, tired, you drink, you eat, so it's because you don't have a good understanding of your underlying feelings. >> tucker: i get it. i totally get it rig

don't overthink this. everybody sits there and worries and worries and worries.that, anyway. while you're there, if you can take any classes, do anything while you're in the prison system, do it. do whatever you can. you know, to help you out. then when you get out, have a little bit more education. do what you can while you're locked up. he just wanted to talk to somebody. i guess it helped him out. he had somebody to talk to. someone to bounce something off of. all right. take it easy. >> yep. >> bye. >> it meant a lot because that's all i wanted, and i could just see when he was talking to me he was just trying to help. >> sean denbraven's time at kent county is most likely coming to an end as well. he's headed to court to be sentenced for biting his mother and assaulting his father. >> just waiting basically. got my court hairdo going. >> he forgot to shave. >> i forgot to shave this morning which is terrible, but i think i'll probably survive. but, yeah. >> and the mean, old deputy wouldn't give me his razor because you missed last call. >> my fault. i wasn'

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the guy overthinks consequence of his decisions.the facts that he has before them and let the chips fall where they may. he was doing the job not just of the fbi director, at one point he was the deputy attorney general for bush. i think he thought he was still the deputy attorney general. it is not his job to worry about the attorney general or to worry about whether or not his investigation was going to look -- was going to look as if it had been influenced by the attorn general. that's the attorney general's problem. >> ramesh? >> it does seem as if to take on jen's point he took on the burden of being the ombudsman for all of washington apparently. >> yes. >> i can't disagree with that. i do think that the parties and the voters put him in an extremely difficult set of situations. >> totally agree. >> which it was very hard to navigate. i don't think looking back on it i don't think you can say the decision s were the correct ones. i don't think it was just this. there were a series of them. >> diana? >> i agree with that and i

. >> overthinking it, i think, that one. >> like -- i mean, jared is one of the people who the reportingg him to fire james comey. >> yes. >> a move that steve bannon thought was too reckless and that the white house should not have pursued. even when the special counsel was announced this week we saw reporting that jared and other senior people in the white house was urging the president to go to war with bob mueller rather than stepping backnd saying we respect the decision and we'll let the investigation take its course. and the statement that trump put out did take that course although of course he then tweeted something differently. i think a lot of the people around him are not very bright. don't have very good instincts themselves. i think some of the people in the white house genuinely believe if the communications team had been more on its game they would have gotten past the story right now, which is wrong. not only does trump not listen to the advice. much of the advice he is getting is bad. even if he did listen to it i don't know how much better he would perform. >> anna. >>

. >> my learned colleagues here my betters are overthinking this whole thing. >> i agree with you. >> is that you know they wanted to get rid of this guy and they got rid of him. and hillary -- sessions -- well i mean i don't know -- i am baffled by rosenstein's involvement. >> you poe him. >> i don't know him well but i interviewed him i heard nothing but good things about him. >> do you think rosenstein just at this point just came up said you know what i think he should be fired especially considering his testimony yesterday. >> i don't know. >> we can. >> i don't know what rosenstein's role in all of in is. but there has to be some person in the united states government who could just open their eyes and say, you know, you don't fire the fbi director when he is investigating you. you don't do this because the only other time there's been a comparable event in all of american history is october 20th, 1973, the saturday night massacre when president nixon fired archibald cox. that's the only comparable event somebody that that administration has to have said, you know, this is not g

is that a legit question or overthinking it? >> no. ways. my comedy hasn't changed. a dad and you are trying to become a role model. on stage, it's like a plumber doesn't change the way he plums when he has a kid. you are a comedian. this is your style. that is top shelf white woman right there. >> reporter: certain style is something burr admired about the late comedian and friend patrice o'neal. >> you know how you can tell how pretty a white woman is? how long they look for her after she is missing. >> he died six years ago following stroke. >> to hang out with him, i remember, it was a friend and a fan. he was like, the same graduating cla class. he seemed so much further ahead. >> football players in miami went missing, they went sailing. they looked for him eight minutes. maybe, they just sent somebody to the edge of the beach. >> when he died, burr took it hard. >> devastating. the finality didn't hit until last year. thank you. thank you, thank you. >> reporter: now, the past 5 years, he hosts an annual benefit. this is a tradition for you with the benefit? >

. >> mike, overthinking this? nothing more than just cheap money continuing to fuel this market?eap money, but liquidity is not just cheap money, but cheap money added to the willingness to put it at risk, and i think you have both of those things -- >> where else are you going to go? >> well, that's true, but at times in japan, where you went is government bonds brought down to zero, so i think that where else you going to go? when that message resinates, you have all markets priced off of low interest rates, and with a very stable and growing world economy, it doesn't take a great leap to understand why we're here. the vix below ten is an anomaly and shows it's yet another thing showing an overbump over confident market on some level, but not necessarily incompatible with anything else seen in the credit markets or anywhere else, so it's very hard to say this is some decisive break point because the vix is below ten today. >> who thought earnings would be up 15% in the first quarter from a year ago. upcoming considerably better, chance of us having, you know, 6-7% year up 15 in