he did what he wanted to do and ignored everything else. >> host: pepperdine is conservative and he is also known to be a real fan of ronald reagan. he voted at least wants, maybe twice. he was a young republican? >> remember his real hero was richard nixon. primarily because he is the son of a serbian ammigrants and most immigrants wereepublica wn they came to the united states because they were rery angry #1 at rose of all because of what happen to in yalta becausehey felt that he was given away to the iron curtain. they really love to join the eisenhower because they liberated the nazi prison camp for so many were staunch republicans and eisenhower was passed on to nixon and so in this home where all the serbian was spokane, the republicans re the party of choice except his mother s the first generation. she was born in the united states her parents wer from bosnia hers of no. >> she had a job as a ticket taker so she was a route chicago democrats. there is a clash in the household between demrats and republicans and his brother is also a staunch republican and and he is also indict

. >> linda living stone is head of malibu's pepperdine university's school of business. she says it's likely the case is already being discussed in class. >> it certainly could be very poor judgment on the part of an individual, it could be issues related to how the company has laid out its policy and the extent to which they have actually enforced the policy in the past. >> wells fargo said it would not comment on geithner's actions for privacy reasons. it also said in a statement, wells fargo's code of ethics and business conduct handbook instructs team members to avoid conflicts of interest or the appearance of conflicts of interest in their personal and business activities. the bank added that it will be conducting a thorough investigation. wells fargo also says the house was kept off the market for a period of time because of an agreement with the previous owners and that it would be put up for sale soon. >> everyone will be reading that handbook very closely this weekend. >> absolutely, you would expect so. >> thanks very much casey wian. >>> this isn't the first t

dowd, cnbc contributor, pepperdine. good morning. warren did two years and transferred to pepperdine. gee, i wonder why. >> tough call. >> tough call. malibu or ohio, which one do i want to be at? any way, good morning. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> what do you think of this market? >> very flat. the numbers came out on the jobless claims benign. trade deficit was up a little bit. we've been seemingly hit over the wall on the upside on the s&p level, around that, you know, 10, 35ish area. i think that's kind of a good sign. i think it's nice to see a little ceiling in this market. i think we're going to see a little trading range from there, maybe down another, let's say down to 1030, on the s&p. it should be a quiet day. it appears that day. >> what's going to drive this market, warren? >> i tell you, that's a very good call. i think a lot of this still is dollar driven, dollars being hit over the last few days, pushing up commodity prices. commodities are a big part of the index that's been pushing the market up a bit. i

pepperdine university. in addition to the american flags there are those from other countries which lost citizens in the attacks. we would like to thank julie ellerton and all our i-reporters for their poignant moments. >>> we would also like to continue to hear from you. do you think that we as a nation are desensitized by the events from eight years ago are our safety efforts focused in the right areas today? let us know. 877-tell-hln. e-mail us at cnn.com/hln. we're taking your text message. text views plus your comments and name to hlntv. standard text rates apply. >>> update on a story we brought you yesterday. missing yale graduate student an knee le wrote a story about staying safe on campus. the february magazine piece concludes, i quote here, with a little street smarts, someone can avoid becoming yet another statistic. it is not clear what happened to the 24-year-old. a yale spokesman says there is no evidence right now of foul play in her disappearance. she was last seen tuesday at a lab on the y

down on the floor with our pal warren meyers, hardest working man on the floor, cnbc contributor, pepperdine, all of those things. good morning. >> good morning. good to be here. >> it's working. >> i'm sick and tired of using the word but i keep saying resilient, resilient, resilient. it certainly has been. >> willing to fight the tape? >> a little bit. i think today is going to be a little struggle to at least get out of the gate. if you look every day and we end up strong, i think that's a lot of mutual found money. peep have been sitting on the sidelines. until that trend changes, i think you've got to still be bullish here. >> when you look at the numbers, $4 trillion on the sidelines, that's a lot of firepower. >> it's an awful lot of firepower. it's tough to fight that right now. >> all right. so, you know, let's say viewer wants to get long. is there a sector in the market you think will at least be comfortable in? >> a couple things i like right now, natural gas, i think, is something that looks like it's bottomed out and may have a shot to rise. i think the vix, which is a contrary

from pepperdine university. mr. gordon heddell, serves as inspector general for the department of defense. from 2001 to 2090 served as inspector general at the department of labor. prior to the position he served in the united states secret service for 29 years where he worked as the assistant director leading the secret services inspection in internal affairs programs worldwide. mr. adel holds a ba from the university of missouri and an m.a. of the university of illinois. mr. donald gambatesa serves as inspector general of united states agency for international development and concurrently held his position and the united states african development foundation and the inter-american foundation. prior to this post, mr. gambatesa served as the deputy director of the united states marshal service. he previously spent 24 years as a special agent in the united states secret service and he holds a ba from john carroll university. ambassador geisel serves as the acting inspector general for the department of state from 202

from pepperdine. from 2001-2009 he served as the inspector general of the department of labour. prior, he served in the civil service for 29 years where he led the inspection in internal affairs program worldwide. he holds a b.a. from the university of missouri and in may from the university of illinois. mr. batista sirs at the agency for international development and holds this position at the millennium challenge corporation. prior to this, he served as the fet director of the night states service. he spent 24 years of this special agent in the secret service. he holds a b.a.. he serves as an inspector general for the department of state. he served as he headed the delegation for negotiations for the people's republic of china. prior to assuming this post, he served more than 25 years in the foreign service. he holds a b.a. from john hopkins university and m.s. from university in general. mrs. jacqueline was director of trade. she lived issued planning liaison units. prior to this position, she served as the inspector general for the night the state's department of state. -- f

pepperdine university, we should quote her, let bygones, be bygo bygones.t fight it. the rape and sodomization of a 13-year-old girl, someone who admitted it, is probably not something to let go. a man of such talent in the world. french culture minister told french news media. in the same way there's a generous america that we like, there is also a scary america that has just shown its face. >> i can't believe we don't have a extradition treaty with the french. >> not a full extradition treaty. i'm not going to comment on the mores of the press. domestic happiness, goes back 20 years 1982, looks at gdp growth. france has lagged the rest of the world at about 2.1% versus u.s. at 3.3. a 50% difference. americans are a third wealthier in that period based on what's happened. the person who wrote the op-ed attributes it to 1982, in flekz point when france chose not to participate in the free -- the international wave of free market revolution of ronald reagan and margaret thatcher. the oldest and most pathetic trick, try to glue the goalpost, now adding leisur

from pepperdine university. mr.ddell serves as inspector general for the department of defense. he served as the inspector general at the department's general labour. he served in the united states a good service for 29 years, where he worked as assistant director leading secret service inspection in internal affairs programs worldwide. mr. heddell holds a b.a. from the university of missouri and an m.a. from the university of illinois. mr. donald gambatesea served as the deputy director of the united states marshal service. he previously spent 24 years as a special agent in the united states secret service, and he holds a b.a. from john carroll university. ambassador harold geisel serves as acting inspector general for the department of state. from 2002 to 2003, he served as head of delegation but negotiations with the people's republic of china on the construction of a new embassy. prior to serving as those, he served more than 25 years in united states foreign service. he holds a b.a. from johns hopkins universit