and what we are , we have our own goal, our ideas, our own task, our own land, which is worth fightingh is worth defending and on which it is pleasant and good to live, and this holiday is once again confirmation that let, maybe for someone in the west . this is the day when we stole something from someone for us, but this is the day when we united ours, we returned it and give. it won't be anyone. well, we don’t need someone else’s, minsk arena at that turning point became a platform for opinion leaders of people who care about the fate of our country, then they let off steam here literally said everything they think about those who fled abroad, and continue to rock the country . now it all seems like a bad dream. but this was also in our history, for the second year in a row we are celebrating national unity day here. and we no longer need to prove anything to anyone, nevertheless , our well-being does not give some you can't even imagine living in peace. what a storm of emotions? not only our neighbors. not only among the poles, whom we sometimes, sorting through, often stigmatize w

i think not only for us, but for everyone who has their own unbiased view of what is happening and whot wait for a wave, a european or washington conductor's baton, before being able to give their own assessment. well, despite the regular allocation of military assistance to ukraine, joe biden, it turns out. still , he is in no hurry to supply missiles to kiev anymore range. is the concept of the red line still present in the minds of american politicians. what do you think? unfortunately, we have to point out. it is with concern that the degree of, uh, involvement of the american side in this situation and the degree of immersion in washington, including in material support, support for the armaments of the mikheev regime continues to grow. this is a dangerous trend, we have repeatedly warned the us about the consequences that can occur when, uh, the us, uh, pumps and gets involved in other forms of direct support for kiev, in fact, puts himself in a position. e close to what can be called in the full sense of the conflict the thinnest line that separates. the united states from turni

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, you own enterprise >> i own enterprise and i used to own devon and eqt look, there's a yield there.enny harrington when i bought it it's not a big position. i would like to get bigger i think you'll see nat gas rise into winter in europe, but that's consensus >> i agree -- >> pioneer >> i agree with savida on this energy is a supply story materials, they need demand, and they need demand, the most powerful source of demand comes from the chinese in their public works project. and you're just not seeing that right now. the absence of demand and materials, i wouldn't be there relative to the opportunity source, where you've got supply challenges and energy. >> we'll take a break, and when we go back, back to where we started. fedex shares, on pace for their worst day ever one of our committee members owns that stock. they'll call in with their take, next ♪ ♪ wow, we're crunching tons of polygons here! what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry

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women want to control their own bodies. they do not want politicians making their healthcare decisions. republicans think they can go after my constituents rights? go after women's bodies, their future and overrule the personal medical decisions of people across the country, they've got another thing coming. hunt not going to stop pushing back. democrats are not going to stop pushing back. and by the way neither are men and women across this country. they see it, they know it, they will be voting. with that i'm going to turn it over to senator amy klobuchar who has been an amazing champion of this fight. >> thank you very much senator murray for your incredible leadership. for a really, really long time. and as i was thinking spiking the high level till that guy arrives. this was so good i felt so tall. but i was member barbara when she is to stand and say suit up, squared your shoulders. but your lipstick on get ready for the revolution. i never really knew what she was talking about. but we know now the women of this coun

and if— government and our own leadership? and if there _ government and our own leadership?— transparency from government when it comes to _ transparency from government when it comes to the way you deal with china, — comes to the way you deal with china, when it comes to the way you deal with— china, when it comes to the way you deal with indonesia, for example, then this — deal with indonesia, for example, then this is — deal with indonesia, for example, then this is where i think australia and new_ then this is where i think australia and new zealand and the us and uk, and new zealand and the us and uk, and other— and new zealand and the us and uk, and other western partners, can play and other western partners, can play a bigger— and other western partners, can play a bigger role, strengthening the institutions.— a bigger role, strengthening the institutions. ., ,, . institutions. thank you both so much for “oinint institutions. thank you both so much forjoining us— institutions. thank you both so much forjoining us today. _ institutions. thank you both so much forjoinin

ukrainians are fighting for their own land. they're fighting for their own country. the russians are not. and these russian soldiers who are being thrown into this conflict, often not knowing where they're going or what they're doing, this is not something that they want to be fighting for. the ukrainians are fighting for their own future, they're fighting for their own land. they're fighting for their own lives.

our own countries. if these principles are tossed aside. this is also bigger than any one nation, large or small. it's about our collective security, our collective responsibility to maintain international peace and security. not just for ourselves, but for the world. this is what this body is here to do. we are the 1st line of defense for the un charter, and we must demonstrate that we take that defense seriously. we must show that the council can work despite the actions of one permanent member. this is not a moment to stand on the sidelines. this is a moment to stand up for the un charter for its values, for its principles and forrest purposes. and if russia chooses to shield itself from accountability, then we will take further steps in the general assembly to send an unmistakable message to moscow that the world is still on the side of defending sovereignty and protecting territorial integrity. earlier today we saw, couldn't celebrate this clear violation of international law. he threw a party unre

women want to control their own bodies. they do not want politicians making their health care decisions. so if republicans think they can go after my constituents' rights, go after women's bodies and their futures, and overrule the personal medical decisions of people across the country, they've got another thing coming. i'm not going to stop pushing back. democrats are not going to stop pushing back. and by the way, neither are men and women across this country. they see it, they know it, they will be voting. with that, i'm going to turn it over to senator amy klobuchar, who has been an amazing champion in this fight. sen. klobuchar: thank you for very much, senator murray, for your incredible leadership for a really, really long time. i was remembering back in the barbara mikulski days, liking the height level of this group until that guy arrived. [laughter] this was so good. i felt so tall. but i was remembering barbara mikulski when she used to stand on that couch and say suit up, square your shoulders, put your lipstic

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i'm giving them platforms to be their own leaders, to be their own storytellers.e a law, the head of the revolutionary court went on tv and said that if anyone sent videos to masih alinejad, they'll be charged up to ten years in prison, ifelt guilty. when the iranian regime arrested 29 women of an anti—compulsory hijab campaign, ifelt guilty. and i was even thinking of committing suicide when i was seeing the beautiful and innocent faces that were being arrested. but what helped me to survive and continue my campaign was the mothers. saba kordafshari was only 20 years old. yasaman aryani was only 22 years old. they received 2a years prison sentence. immediately, immediately, their mothers sent videos to me. and they said that, "now, we are the voice of our daughters". i told them, "no, ifeel bad. i cannot publish your videos." they said that, "then you betray us. "we know the price, "but we are fighting for freedom and dignity." so, you see, these are like the rosa parks of iran. these are, like, the women of suffragettes. they have agency. i want to give you anot

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they think, first of all, they do not care about their own skin. developing countries, but they do everything solely in their own interests. well , do western countries think and once again quote the president about their own skin when they continue to observe the shelling of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant the iaea published a report on the results of a visit to the nuclear power plant in it, if roughly summarized, we are talking about the need to stop shelling to ensure safety strategically significant and potentially dangerous for the whole europe of the object, but at the same time, the experts did not say a word about who exactly was shelling the station. i absolutely trust this report. e, megate, a very responsible, international organization and leader is a very professional person. they are of course under pressure. those countries where they work, including, uh, the united states of european countries, and cannot directly say that the shelling is coming from ukrainian territory. well, those are obvious things. we control stations. our

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i wish we didn't own it, of course no one loves it who owns it. >> let's bring in courtney garcia, senior welt advisor. thank you for being here especially after the action we saw in the markets yesterday >> of course, my pleasure. >> i've been talking to a lot of analysts about it and i'm going to ask it to aio is this the time to buy the dip or do you believe tech especially is going to retest lows sph. >> i see this as different questions. stek specifically we always own tech as part of our firm but not something i'm advocating to right now. regardless of us going to recession or what's happening with the fed next week, we are going to be goinironment and rae going to be higher than they have in the last decade. and tech is not positioned to continue to outperform in that environment. we take a look at the ark innovation fund, which has been really a poster child, you look at the top 20 holdings only three of those actually have a positive p/e ratio, and even then they're -- are we buying the dip is a separate question yes, but it's not necessarily in tech i think there's plenty of opp

use your own appraisers. use your own lawyers. don't rely on us. >> does that shield him? >> so, he used -- he uses -- right, what he's doing is the banks use their own people and they say to trump, you want to take more money, you want us to lend you more money, use your own people and he did that. but he didn't do it himself. he didn't hire -- he didn't say i'm donald trump i'm going to go apraise it myself and he hired experts and those experts he's relying on. are they going to risk their license and come out and say i lied. i committed fraud and i made up numbers? >> yep. >> adam, i have to ask you, though. >> that is how hard this lawsuit is for him. >> is does that mean you could when you take out a loan. my house is worth a billion dollars and lend me more money. i asked paul calhan this question last hour and he said that there is something wrong with submitting deceptive documents. are you saying there isn't, or is there isn't for someone with a good enough lawyer? >> no, it is not that easy. donald trump has to find someone to lie for him. a reputable appraisal

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, create our own products. we are tired of buying american products because we benefit thing. they don't invest in quantity and they only plow day and night. you have mean a lot of the sources living are continent, day and night and then they bring them big in terms of finished goods. and so them to us at exorbitant prices to them with always been economists, subjects will not work for them. and we also fighting for economy collaboration. so the fight for an africa that is independent is still a fairly long fight and we are very happy, you know, when the law shadley init, inactive the soviet, the national anthem to us. but that was the time of freedom to say that our friends a bag, we no longer have to fight colonialism alone. and we know that you always head us on our side as a people. and we want to reassure the people of russia and the russian federation that we will not be to say. i want my pie as we will not be telling the heroes of that if she and people like moses godaddy has taught us been way where we

nothing is in my own hands any more. one of them before i could do whatever i wanted, a man's on the line with us. of course i'm really much happy. no, there is no rob. you're living like other people in the war. the taliban are back. and so is there ideology? but what's it like living in today's stuff, gone is done. we had west, out of cobble with into the root province of might on what doc? the mountain c, a where taliban lent, when you, i said nato troops were still in the country. driving is tricky. and slow roadside bombs and as strikes have left their mark the whole area was the better ground, the damage lines, the wrote in a small mountain village. we have an appointment with dr. ro shaniqua doc stroke to help me. and what it is was there were local civil. oh dr. russia not is not only a doctor. she used to be a politician and she has long supported the taliban housing. or was under forced for swallow month 25 to $10.00. yeah. none. the duck farmer mom was good love among law lot cut off and i, i'm proud. i was wi

in russia's state own energy company. this was this oil leak at a compresses station, meaning that it will not be able to keep sending gas through this pipeline. and it can still not say how long this will take the maintenance. it's something we've heard over the past weeks and months. it's pretty difficult it for them to say when this alleged oil leak em will be solved and when russia will again be able to st. guess through this pipeline. so what kind of reaction if any, are we here tonight from germany or the european union? there have been several reactions already. one of them is germany's economy ministry. they said that this once again on the line and shows that russia is not a reliable partner that is not abiding to the contract to send a gas from russia to germany. we also had and one of the chaz off that bonus side of the gym and parliament's foreign affairs committee saying that this is part of russia psychological war and the european commission also condemning this measure. so it shows that there is a definite

economies in their own social system and their own political system.wait and the enemy will swim along the river for me, but it’s better, of course, in this case to help. i think, yes, the main thing is not to interfere. by the way, here's the latest poll in the united states, uh, well, there 80% are dissatisfied with the government's policy, but is it enough where is the country heading? that is, regardless of whether the government or not, 63% is moving in the wrong direction, 25% is right in the direction of democracy. it seems to be moving where people want it to move, but for some reason it is moving in the other direction. i think that 's when the americans made, uh, bet on nazism. yes him. revenge, they too. should have adjusted to that. i think the biden had their own reichstag called the storming of the capitol. and at him just like hitler had, how he cracked down on the communists. he also recently found jumpers. this girl announced that everyone who is not with biden, they are disgusting 75 million americans, they are fascists, she said, tha

self—interest or their own ambition, their own personal ambition.because itjust seemed the most stupid folly and the most... ..most ridiculous act of self—harm that could be inflicted on our party and our government. simon hart, are we reaching - the endgame for borisjohnson? i am late for a meeting in number 10. late for a meeting in number 10? simon hart, the welsh secretary, and long—timejohnson loyalist, was torn about whether he should resign. i dithered like mad about this for ages, and i had friends of mine, saying — ringing me up, saying, "what the bloody hell are you still doing? "what's wrong with you? "why are you still there?" and i thought, well, you know, if anybody can turn this around, boris can turn it around. i hung on and i hung on as long as i possibly could. are you going to resign, mr hart? then he went to seejohnson in his office at number 10. my final conversation with boris actually was about, "look, whichever way you look, there's somebody, you know, "pointing a gun at you." and i rememberjust saying to boris, "look, you kn

or your own freedom, your own law license? that is what we are dealing with here with these two lawyers just like it happened with prior attorneys. weather is michael cohen, rudy giuliani, jeff clark. if they were lied to they can save themselves by turning on him. they can provide testimony under this exception. if they want to go down with the ship and that is their problem. they're gonna point walks in and you have to, say who is more important. is it yourself or this clinton lied to you. so, now imagine donald trump response to his saying, no i never said that to him. i never said that. so he is denying what your client to saying and your client told you this. the client is now saying no i never told him. that where does that leave him in defense of kevin corbin's position? >> so if evan or christina were smart they documented exactly what donald trump told them and then. he said i've never known a lawyer to take notes, he hated that when it got to government. that's what good lawyers, do you document what is told to you e

one of the fire power lines was, was damaged the problem, the reactor of the pallet needs for its own operation. forcing an emergency reaction shut down. now, only one of the 6 or reactors, it's europe's largest operation. nuclear power, atlanta is still lacks. if that is reacted on before a these, it goes without saying how, how dangerous and reckless the shelling is that it poses a danger, not only 2 and they're good dot on the nuclear power station, but also to the entire, if you claim russia. and perhaps the european and asian continents themselves neurotic as the of taking us through the now independent journalist and war correspondent, thomas roper believes the shelling all vener guitar purportedly by ukrainian forces demonstrates that kiev didn't want you in experts to see the nuclear facility. the interesting thing is they shelled indigo dar and and the region in the morning when the, when the team didn't arrived, this also looks like he have tried to stop this in the last minute, but it didn't work as soon as the team arrived at the place at the spot, there was no shelling an

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it’s not easy to go between hell and heaven, russian people don’t leave their own.ned. it’s not easy for us to read the drains of loved ones and it’s not easy for mom to be silent when they cover slime. we, our russian people, do not throw the sun and it warms everyone. not just a soldier to kill he is a man. it's not easy, but it's time to understand, we russian people don't abandon our people. it is not in vain that the new frontier is not just for us to read the lines of these ignoramuses, they forgot the victory in the forty-fifth in may, we russian people do not abandon their own. or so vushniki, and we were on our knees in the cellars praying to god. and so i 'll tell everyone for the whole world, how they rolled us up. they are are asked to destroy understand? it's just already. well, as it were, well, tired of it for what. member of the assault on the grave saur back in 1943, a gunner in the ninety-sixth division, which broke through the line called the mius front after the war. he wrote his memorable lines for all residents of donbass. listen to the winds o

the woman tried to solve the problem on her own. it has already turned into a hospital of pills , injections, i have aggravated problems with the sciatic nerve, which also keeps me awake in the end soothing teas and sleeping pills started to work. i just started to limit myself. well, so that less of their self-medication methods didn’t help irina, i still can’t sleep at all. today i slept for 3 hours for sure and until i am restless at all, if i sleep, then it is some kind of sleep, and on tablets it can be a sleeping pill or an ordinary tablet that simply improves sleep, according to a psychologist, taking sleeping pills on your own is equivalent to relieving the symptoms of pain, which does not solve the problem itself, and therefore, sooner or later, the medications will stop working when a person sleeps badly and can't cope on her own and can't work during the day for the next few days, then you need of course not to take medicine on your own, but to consult a doctor, psychologists advise starting with an informational detox it

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to be with their own people, with - to be with their own people, with their_ to be with their own people their motherland. meanwhile, an attack on a civilian convoy in one of the four annexed regions, zaporizhzhia, leaves at least 23 people dead. 56 years after the disappearance and murder of 12—year—old keith bennett at the hands of the moors murders, police tonight began a new search after a report of possible human remains. good evening. social media did contribute to the death of 14—year—old molly russell who took her own life five years ago — that's the conclusion of a coroner who said the material molly was looking at online "shouldn't have been available for a child to see". the inquest heard how she'd viewed thousands of posts online relating to depression, self—harm and suicide before her death. her father has called on social media companies to tackle the "toxic culture" and prioritise the safety of young people. a warning, angus crawford's report does contain some distressing details. after nearly five years, some answers and a sense ofjustice. i hope that this will be an impo

someone else's imposed opinion, but his own.rel, but it will be her opinion. he wants to be the authority of the relationship. this is clear. well, you understand that any woman will always have , uh, and parents and friends and familiar girlfriends. and perhaps at some point it will seem to you that she is also broadcasting someone else's opinion, what will you do. in that case, break up again , it seems that it happened listening to friends. i don't mind listening to my friends and parents as well, but after listening to them, i develop my own opinion and my point. dmitry's story seemed to me, but sad because it seemed to me that he did not have enough. in fact, patience, and willpower, to put it this way, but to turn the tide in your favor to find. uh, some kind of consensus with the parents. yes, maybe even meet them halfway, because after all, these are parents and, as they say, parents do not choose. it is likely that if they put less pressure on me, that is, they did not express it so strongly their opinion is not so, pro

he was wounded, a fragment remained in his hand, then he was captured and escape to his own 43rd ivanazmin with comrades from the special department of the fifth shock army. again he returned to the mius front, where they sawed for the saur, the grave to death was a simple soldier and really wanted to return home, and he succeeded after the war. the first monument to the fallen, a six-meter pyramid, was erected on the saur grave, the obelisk was bordered by a ship's chain, and in the corners there were cannons left over from the battle in which ivan kazmin fought, we are sure, we feel, we understand. that our grandfather is a hero ivan methodievich kazmin who lived until the age of 87 raised five children, saw 13 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren every year they go to the procession of the immortal regiment with a yellowed photograph of their heroic grandfather from time to time. with us today is the daughter and granddaughter of mortarman ivan methodich kazmin, love of fateev irina ovchinnikova, we will greet their friends. ivan kazmin , his brother-soldiers cleared the land o

do we have our own dignity to have our own narrative to have our own history to have our own informationld. if so then how long have we not had foreign legions , russian legions, and so on, we will be ukrainians, we will remain ukrainians, we just need to draw a clear line there is ukraine and there is russia, we were not we did not want to be together we were not together we will do everything possible so that together we are nobody and if russia will continue to do what it is doing. well, in the end , we will do everything possible so that there is no russia. that's all. let's hope that very soon a serious expeditionary force will be created on the basis of these different political forces. there some ukrainians switched too well, because ilya ponomaryov, for example, he is already a citizen of ukraine, i am not talking about the aristocrat and the round table, well, that too. well, there were announced a number of people, some respectable and some very famous, to form such a large expeditionary force and send it to yourself, it is interesting to open a second front. when will russia o

including my own state of nevada. and nevada, our voters approved a ballotot initiative in 1992 enshrine a woman's right to choose in our state laws. what happened to my colleagues claims of respecting the rights of states to make that decision? apparently it was not enough to pack the court was supreme court justices that would vote to deprive women of the rights they have held for 50 years under the guise of states rights. now, when far rightdi republicas disagree with the stick like mine, they plan to impose their own laws. the current legislation introduced by senator graham stops the people in pro-choice estates, like mine, like nevada, from choosing to protect the rights of women. at the same time it leaves in place a structure abortion fans in 14 states. but these far right republicans are effectively saying now is antichoice states, you are free to choose however harsh you what you are abortion bans to be. but you pro-choice estates, you're out of luck. whatever the voters want and yours states really does not

goal from this as a result of an amazing own goalfrom donald trump this as a result of an amazing ownwho could go through these documents, and in response to that request the department ofjustice has released all of these details that we know how much material was found, we know that donald trump �*s lawyers had sworn he wasn't in possession of any more government documents and we know about the haphazard way in which they were being stored and we know that because of donald trump as my own legal action. 5am know that because of donald trump as my own legal action.— thank you. now the tennis, it's been a disappointing evening for british players at the us open. andy murray has this evening been knocked out of the us open by italy's matteo berrettini. jack draper had to retire from his match with an injury. from flushing meadows, here's laurie scott. from great britain, andy murray. andy murray loves the big stage, the big occasion. unfortunately for him, so does the 13th seed, matteo berrettini. although the light was playing tricks, the champion from a decade ago showed his magic. bu

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anyone who wants to start their own volunteer movement.tration, uh, we planned to collect 500 uh people. actually, it happened, but 1,000 applications came, and 287 from and 1,287 organizations that would like to take part in the conference to become a center of social development. this means that the cause we have conceived, it is really in demand to go from you, who are here today are those partner organizations that, in our common opinion, uh, will become the first centers of social development in cities. a new one will open on the square of three stations in moscow depot-2 gastronomic cluster is being built on the basis of the buildings of the ryazan tram depot. there will also be a museum of transport of moscow and that's it. this was shown to the mayor today. there are two interesting objects in this area. this is a transport museum, which is nearby, and depot two depots are also being created. and this is a food court, uh, a gastronomic cluster, in addition to creating a gastronomic quarter and a museum , the area around, and this p

now they're going to be using their own national currencies. how important do you think this step is and that how soon could it starts? indeed, very recently, moscow and aging have already agreed that they're going to tre entity from russia to china, gas and oil in particularly the rebels and run them be. now i think these were you going to start anytime soon? as far as me support team will give the green light and because of these, this is obviously a very strong indication of mr. postings. pen determination to the dollar eyes the world and trying to use other non dollar currencies to tre strategic commodities, expressly oil and gas. and i believe these efforts will be being pushed to are the strategic commodities, even including including gratings and also oil. the putnam long seni electra or the department of politics at both university. many thanks for your time. we really appreciate your expertise in the matter. my pleasure. was noise still finding its way to europe. that is by western politicians imposing an embargo and ending reliance on

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many people need a place of their own with that spare bedroom. that further expands the appetite means we are further away from a balanced level where everyone has the amount of space they need and can afford. i think that's part of the story of why prices skyrocketed so much in the last year. >> in other words, after the great recession, you had limitations on household formation and people were doubling up or not trying to buy their own house. you had a younger core -- cohort of them doing that. now, the pandemic has accelerated the need to branch out and form your own household and you get your own space so you could not just live there but also work there, is that a fair assessment? >> we definitely saw an increase in the number of one units, there has been a desire for that. we are now starting to see a little bit of the returns as far as affordability. >> thank you. the other topic i need to mention is actions of raising federal fund rates. where do you see that going? how do you see the fed and rising mortgage interest rates affecting the

each country develops according to its own historic trajectory at its own unique pace. and it's not about so much, you know, trying to push everybody in the same direction as the west tribe or the united states tried to do for frankly, for its own benefit, but rather respecting the difficulties. the differences are various countries and try to find, you know, a middle ground between that. and that's why i think i would disagree with your assumption that breaks and all the other organizations of integration in asia were built against the united states. because it looks like they are building a lot of mutual benefits to, to the members will read it. well, yes. well i, i would argue that they were enough to necessary credit only against us. there were seem to be parallel institutions because the u. s. centric institutions couldn't adapt to the emergency multiple power to take it. for example, the asian infrastructure investment bank. the, the chinese were trying to have the i m. f. reform to the extent to could accommodate the china more properly in accordance with its rel

are growth stocks, whether it's owning, you know, auto desk or owning paypal or owning waze connection they're not trading at high multiplies because the market has taken them down already and combine them in a portfolio with other sectors that are more defensive characteristics and you can get 3.4% on treasuries right now on part of that mix. but saying this is a bear market is not really what josh means. he's just saying that there's downside potential but if you miss the top -- the top big names in terms of top percentage in change in the market, so that you wait for a bottom but then you never hit the days that it goes up 4% or 5% in a day, you can miss a lot of the upside of the equity markets. so nobody really wants to sit there and say, oh, this is it. bingo. this is the bottom you can't do that. as much as people can't pick the top. so i think having a portfolio that straddles sectors and types of stocks is appropriate in this market >> right so, joe, is tech the way is growth the way to play this market i'm wondering whatever happened to the queues, the queues by that you had

that's where he discovers his own gift as a politician. the people he is meeting in the late 1950s are the exact same people who would later become the reagan democrats, but this is -- puts an incredible stress on his wife who is home with two small children, who is dealing with two step children from the earlier marriage, and it is sort of in the course of that, that these letters, these incredibly passionate letters become so important, and if you don't mind, i would love to -- i mean some of these letters are hot. >> please do. >> this is one he writes her in 1963. by this point, they have been married for over a decade. and he writes her, do you know that when you sleep you curl your fists up under your chin and many mornings when it is barely dawn, i lie facing you and looking at you until finally i have to touch you ever so lightly, you won't wake up, but touch you i must or i will burst. probably this letter will reach you only a few hours before i arrive myself, but not really because right now as i try to say what is in my heart,