carried back on by perron. it is perron trying to go by niskanen, no luck. the battle continues on the boards. everyone on the side of the ice is standing. walked back out again by eller and eller is able to wrist it back in. along to get it is connolly. jabbed around behind and went to get it. that one bounced for engelland. engelland starts it right back ahead. marchessault there. reilly smith. marchessault fires. save by holtby. rebound turned by marchessault and he is screened off by djoos. the puck came right out in front and it was whacked away at. djoos takes over there and shifts to offense with a pass ahead. nicely starting back in is kuznetsov. his shot is turned aside by fleury and picked up by theodore. he played it along. carlson with a good keep. theodore back out. william karlsson tried to play it ahead and carried back in by reilly smith. trying to get by. john carlson says no and pushes it across. carried up by ovechkin. ovechkin denied there on the reach of bellemare. lifted back on by nosek and then wilson couldn't come up with it. the sec

that has accomplished great things but that is not one nation that i know of argentina with the perrone's nor venezuela with the maduro's and travis is nor cuba with the castro's nor bolivia with the leader there or the eternal leader in nicaragua today but those are obsolete and they come from a different forum and ideas that were back on the 20th century but they don't serve anymore so now mexico is confronted with that dilemma. you have two candidates that either one would be a great president of mexico and i'm talking about [inaudible]. unfortunately, without this milestone on his shoulders unfortunately he is the wrong trademark but he is a right, experienced, excellent excellent leader for government and future president. [inaudible] is the representative of youth and millennial's and is an aggressive kid and maybe the only problem of such of having or not having experience but yet those can work actually for mexico. but the head runner is the other guy and we are worried because democracy that has not sustained on middle classes or on educated middle classes is a very difficult to

so all of us know brownie mary volunteer general, hospital working with perrone around hiv and aids and really illegally giving our patients brownies. and that's -- and she helped champion the compassionate care act, proposition 215 in 1996. we move on nine years later, and we pass article 33. what's important here that you know is all we did was permit the dispensary. we did nothing else. fast forward 22 years later, and we see california laws that really promote both medical and adult use. the thing that we need to know is that the industry is very sophisticated. this is no longer your grandma's brownie, and so it's important to know now we are catching up as they are catching up, as well. so in 2017, we passed a series of laws. first, we created the office of cannabis. we also passed a planning code amendments to allow for adult use, as well as multiple cannabis business regulations. this is an overview of what you'll see dph -- today, i'm going 230 focus on the left side. -- going to focus on the left side. what you see is up in the blue. before, what you never saw was below that li

good perrone joins us now, to see you. i wanted to get your take on how you price risk now. we look at the broader backdrop, it is a market that has probably gone nowhere much of the year but the leadership relationships are risk seeking. we have small caps better than large caps, high data better than the data, so the central question we are trying to answer, how do we know the difference between a 10% pullback and the start of something more serious? if it is the latter, you tend to see leadership gets defensive and we have not seen that yet. we have a tough case getting too defensive. general -- we think the market is an ok hands. alix: here's the performance we have seen with small caps and the russell 2000 is the white line. can you argue small caps in some way is defensive because of less exposure to the dollar, international issues, and trade? chris: we have looked at this to the sense that based on the dollar would be better for small caps. got are times when dollars are strong and small caps the better, so right now, this is telling us small caps are a function of l