charles: shana? >> i completely agree with rob.s a long term invest i'm licking my chops when the market is down and get to buy names i really like are on sale. every really strong high conviction idea i've been able to buy at a discount throughout my career has been a home run an warren buffett always said be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful. now is exactly the time you want to be greedy when everybody is selling and headlines which are not driving fundamentals of the company are what are driving human behavior that is exactly when you want to be a buyer. charles: you know, shana, obviously this is a serious selloff. i often find after the fact that something else was going on, not the obvious. we know the obvious. could there be something else though? could market signal some other concern we just don't talk about? >> i mean it could. back in the financial crisis i was fortunate or unfortunate depending how you look at it to work at a hedge fund from asset based lender long before anybody else had

jackie: shana, final thought. loans picking up, economy reopening, businesses borrowing to start and restart and people continuing to buy homes, a small interest rate hike isn't going to have a crazy chilling effect on the economy but if the fed moves forward three, four times, it could be a little different. >> yes. it definitely could and i think the fed is somewhat aware of that but keep in mind mortgage rates are so incredibly low they could go all the way up to 5% on a 30-year and it wouldn't make a substantial difference in the demand dynamics. there is some room to to there, there is room to run and we should be cognizant raising rates is not necessarily a bad thing. we've gotten so used to the environment at zero interest rates, there is a whole generation don't understand that is not normal. jackie: zero to borrow. >> -- [inaudible] have entire generation never got paid on their savings accounts. so they have no expectation of ever getting paid on their savings accounts. it created this whole behavioral c

this could be a good time for spent. 2, you know, ah, so some odd, problematic is security risk to shana collection. thank you very much for this talk . it was very informative. well, wish you all the best of luck with your research. let's see where it can bring us and hopefully can really help humans suffer less are not stain lines for human organs and find some sort of medical guidelines we're animals don't suffer that much, but anyways, it's been too interesting talking to you. thanks a lot for your time. thank you so much. pardon me? take care. bye bye bye. ah. the mediterranean is the world's most over fish, c unsustainable exploitation of its fish dogs, which maureen biodiversity under great thread. a lesson the getting a quote on sure you understand the says he cut our system. i'm not going to pulling cookie careful for a 2nd one or 2, but i'll use, despite the promise is to end over fishing by 2020. the situation is changing to slow. well, i'm very disappointed with that. they basically not in public interests. they also do know in the midst of interest of the fishes, the only in

i get to have you and thing saw shanae. welcome back to the stream. it's really good to have you back with us. please remind audience who you are and what you do. hi, everyone to. so having me here at the citizens, actually i'm and the other casey coordinator. so aggressive to the society correlation, ha, diesel and democracy. good luck. thank you very much. all of you for being on. i shall to day. and if you are watching on youtube, you can be and i comment section, those comments can be wrapped in today's discussion. put them right here and i will do my best to get them into the program. oh my goodness, we remember those protesters those brave protested from a year ago. how will people who a me a more thin mark this one year anniversary? well, you know, the protesters pro democracy forces have been calling for a silent strike. the has been the have been a couple of silent strikes in the past couple of months that have been very, very successful. but it remains to be see how things will play out to morrow. because the hunter has threatened businesses

i should mention travis tiggart points out that the australian swimmer, shana jack who claimed that sheeva says it was a mix up with her grandfather's heart medication. what do you make of this excuse? >> well, look, this is, of course, the russian dialogue. i mean, it has been this way for decades. and as gregory brought forward, as we brought forward to the "new york times" in 2016, you know, a massive state sponsored doping scandal, and the ioc, the court of arbitration of sport has had many many chances over the last five, six years now since this came forward to effectively ban russia from sport, to teach them that this behavior is not tolerated. but at every chance they've had, they have passed the buck, and here we are again now unfortunately with a 15-year-old athlete who clearly didn't know what she was taking but whatever her coaches gave her and now she is being fed what to say to the media. it's incredibly unfortunate. >> right. and she is only 15. it is so crucial in this, right, that in your documentary, you went to moscow. and this is so fascinating, you went to visit the