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he needs to grow that base and i'm not sure h he did that last night. >> ifill: professor ramakrishnan, kris kobach and marielena hincapie, thank you, all very much. >> thank you, gwen. . >> ifill: our analysis of donald trump's stance on immigrationgr continues online, where lisa desjardins explores his plan, and finds six new, key points from his speech. that's at: pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: and now we turn to another voting block in the presidential election, veterans. this week the candidates who are vying to become the nextto commander in chief courted that vote. both hillary clinton and donald trump briefly paused theirus debate over immigration this week to address to the american legion. >> as the daughter of a veteran, as a proud american, i am grateful to you all. >> the men and women of the american legion represent the absolute best of america. strength, courage selfless devotion. >> sreenivasan: the candidates voiced their commitment to veterans and their families, and also took the chance to go after each other. but what do the men and women that served in uniform

we are back with nandini ramakrishnan. problem is when you look at what janet yellen wants to do or what she is trying to do or can do, it is modeled. we were promised for hikes and now we might not even be looking at one. nandini: let's keep one on the table. francine: just about. nandini: the data has been ok. they do have a deep enough case to hike. we will have to see the election results. if that really messes up the markets they may pull back. i think the article that everyone is reading is correct. there is a lot of duration risk across the world. given all these risks, where do you place your money? we are talking a little bit about getting higher yield. we like assets such as european high-yield bonds, a little bit of end selectively to get boost in yields but not have the volatility of equities. the volatility of currency and the impact on institutional money in the coming year? nandini: currency volatility is certainly a top risk but we are away from the sort of taper tantrum extreme currency wipeout as in 2013.