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in the bond pit were not talking to the traders in the stock pits trade ers in the bond pits both rere deuce the chance of rate cuts in the outlying months because of the strong economy and they raised the, the chart is today you went up from a 150 area to 156 or so. which is six basis points. pretty decent move now rick santelli, my good colleague from chicago, paused the theory today that maybe next week, the market doesn't geg everything it wants from draghi in terms of whatever it takes. maybe they get some of what it takes. >> takes the pressure off the fed. >> then maybe powell sticks to his mid cycle adjustment so i guess the question is is if you're going to price in better economic data, you also have to eventually price in a little bit less from the federal reserve. >> and that works, too hugh, we'll give you the last word translate this into how you think investors should be positioned now >> in a bull market, rates are going to go up some. the federal reserve will lean towards restraint, but the point is the message of the bond market today is that we're not going to need t

to think that he could still have made his way to the course, but it's all about fighting back and reres no room to be walled right now. our understanding is although he did apologize for examples of these to amy chart, senator klobuchar and how when he wrote an op-ed in "the wall street journal" there was no room for concessions. he did apologize to the renata at the hearing will and he feels very bad about davis had come out. maybe he was referring to the media coverage, the idea was to him and in terms of saying i don't remember something like this but if i hurt anybody in the past, i'm sorry. that hasn't happened. >> it is amazing how they suggest how too would have meant i think that christine is thinking maybe she could call him to save let's not do this which was so unrealistic on some level. deborahiz ramirez committed here that might have been enough, there were enough victims that i've talked to that of said sometimes that kind of what you need for closure is just an acknowledgment that or not these were alleged situations, i think that gets sometimes lost in the conversation

>> it was the theme programs rere than anything that stood out to me as ias working on this book was way that the random life decisions, the types of things that we make a thousand times day without thinking, ended up literally determining life or death that day. michael lomanoco's a chef at windows on the world in the north tower would have been normally at his kitchen by 8:30 that tuesday e morninept that day of all days he decided to stop and get a new pair of glasses at lenscrafters in the basement of the world trade center. and he missed the las evator up to the top, and 72 of his colleagues died and he didn't. joseph lott, another story i tell, was supposed to be attending a conference at windows on theorld at that day. at breakfast in the lobby of thl marriott hn the basement of the world trade center that day, one of his colleagues who was headed to the conference, gave him a new tie that she hado boug vacation and thought he would like, and he is like th, is a really nice gift, i'm going to go back to my hotel wear this tie to the conference that day. and he goes back to his