"decent proposal," remember robert redford, remember him and what's his name, the guy that plays in "> he offered woody harrelson a million dollars. they're husband and wife. >> what's the relationship? >> they could have banged someone else. >> million dollars. >> interesting. >> it is robert redford or if dadanny devito. >> i don't know who robert redford is. >> oh my god. >> someone just got so upset. >> he was a very good looking man but as he got older, he looks like an old woman. >> i can't believe it, making reference earlier than my generation. >> there is a victim in this situation that nobody saying they feel bad for who's the woman who was caught in the photo behind him. that makes him a jerk. when i am on an airplane, you do not take a photo of me. that's a horrible thing to do. she's sitting there and she's not wearing a mask. she's on his side and now what happened to her with this. don't spread this picture. what if she was lying to her? what if she was lying to her spouse about where she was. >> exactly. >> yeah. >> that's the beginning of this. >> it is so hard to hav

we had a really good, um - robert redford directed the movie.he won the tony. the academy award. >> seth: yep and, at one time, we go through the whole movie, and it was a really, really tough movie because of the kid and, he tells me the story, i'm his psychologist and in the last scene, his girlfriend commits suicide or something like that, and they put the track in a circle. and we were going to come in - robert said you got to hug him [ light laughter ] before we started of the movie i said, "they're going to kill you. psychologists don't hug their client they don't." he said, "this one will. [ light laughter ] because he had kids, and they never did or something so he puts this track around us. and we start off and he comes in, and he is telling me the story and i'm telling him as a psychologist "because, because it wasn't you. because you are okay and because he died and it wasn't your fault. and around and around and around and we finally - and he says, "i'm your friend. "i'm your friend, count on it. and we did it. and redford went, "wow

lisa abramowicz are too young to remember when bob referred stood outside the plaza hotel -- robert redford back to 1974. someone who has been an expert at measuring this is priya misra of td securities and she joins us this morning. we are looking at the history of this and looking at your brilliant call on inversion. some have been brave and said higher yields, i get a coupon along the way, i want to be brave here in february and march of 2023. did the bravery slip away this morning? priya: thanks for having me on. you have to be patient. you're talking about having confidence, i don't have a ton of confidence on the front end. we know inflation is the key. we know all services are driven by wages. it is a tight labor market. it is possible inflation remains persistently high through the year and the fed -- we think 25 basis points, they may have to keep hiking. that very front end of the yield curve is driven by data in the near-term. end, that is your neutral rate if you -- near-term, that is your neutral rate. the fed funds rate across 4% only in december. you have to get the economy m