it is my privilege to introduce jim stockdale and his great wife sybil. [ applause ] >> sibbel and i are in our 46th year of marriage and we have four sons and five grandchildren and another on the way. the love of my life. saved my life once, if you ever read the book we wrote. it's my honor to be my old friend ross perot's running mate in this great effort to give the american people an independent way to go. i have a personal reputation for being independent in outlook and manner so this role gives me added satisfaction. ross perot, extraordinary man. a word used in a popular biographical article on ross by his recent director of communication jim squires, this is on the newsstands now -- a good man, a selfless man. these adjectives come from the heart. sibbel has known him for 23-plus years and ever since i got off the plane from hanoi in 1973. the toast of american modern-age technology and entrepreneurship, a public education authority, on stanford campus yesterday i was stopped by the chairman of the education department and that department does not train teachers so much as t

and let me tell you about sybil. she's one of the great women in our country. when the brutality and neglect, sibbel and a handful of dedicated wives and mothers were out there trying to do something so their husbands to survive this war. and she finally broke through. she got our government to change the policies from not saying anything about it, to embarrassing north korea to more men would survive the ordeal. there are few women during the period of my life of 62 years who have shown more strength, more courage and more commitment and more dedication who have been more brutally tested than mrs. stockdale. and as a combination, as two pieces of steel. it is my privilege to introduce jim stockdale and his great wife sybil. [ applause ] >> sibbel and i are in our 46th year of marriage and we have four sons and five grandchildren and another on the way. the love of my life. saved my life once, if you ever read the book we wrote. it's my honor to be my old friend ross perot's running mate in this great effort to give the american people an independent way to go.

and let me tell you about sybil. she's one of the great women in our country. when the brutality and neglect, sibbel and a handful of dedicated wives and mothers were out there trying to do something so their husbands to survive this war. and she finally broke through. she got our government to change the policies from not saying anything about it, to embarrassing north korea to more men would survive the ordeal. there are few women during the period of my life of 62 years who have shown more strength, more courage and more commitment and more dedication who have been more brutally tested than mrs. stockdale. and as a combination, as two pieces of steel. it is my privilege to introduce jim stockdale and his great wife sybil. [ applause ] >> sibbel and i are in our 46th year of marriage and we have four sons and five grandchildren and another on the way. the love of my life. saved my life once, if you ever read the book we wrote. it's my honor to be my old friend ross perot's running mate in this great effort to give the american people an independent way to go.

it is my privilege to introduce jim stockdale and his great wife sybil. [ applause ] >> sibbel and i are in our 46th year of marriage and we have four sons and five grandchildren and another on the way. the love of my life. saved my life once, if you ever read the book we wrote. it's my honor to be my old friend ross perot's running mate in this great effort to give the american people an independent way to go. i have a personal reputation for being independent in outlook and manner so this role gives me added satisfaction. ross perot, extraordinary man. a word used in a popular biographical article on ross by his recent director of communication jim squires, this is on the newsstands now -- a good man, a selfless man. these adjectives come from the heart. sibbel has known him for 23-plus years and ever since i got off the plane from hanoi in 1973. the toast of american modern-age technology and entrepreneurship, a public education authority, on stanford campus yesterday i was stopped by the chairman of the education department and that department does not train teachers so much as t

so in 1965, you're sybil stockdale, military wife you do what you're told to do. you accept this, you trust the government. well, threw in ingenious, you learn that the treatment for the p.o.w.s isn't very good. communiquÉ, you learn your husband is at the hands of people that are expert in torture and he is in leg irons for 16 hours a day. and your government is still not doing anything about it. so these wives started organizing before the country, before they had e-mail. before they had cell phones. they would spend hours and days on the telephone, talking with one another, and virginia beach, san diego, jacksonville, and organizing, and starting to put pressure on our politicians and our government, on the press, to talk about this issue and to bring their husbands home. they created an absolutely extraordinary movement that we still recognize today, and i expect a bunch of you all wore p.o.w./m.i.a. bracelets at one point. there will over five million minted and people from all sides of the political spectrum wore them. vietnam was a tremendously divisive war

-- of sybil? >> i thought her and lady mary were going to the together. >> i thought so too. they worked so hard together. and they are great friends in real life. >> kyle mclachlan standing by. peaks" alle "twin those years ago. he is with his wife, desiree gruber, a well-known publisher in the entertainment industry. >> you are seeing the woman in dress.utiful purple she will be in the next "star wars" film. pretty well-known as an actress. she is english. she has done quite a number of things, both in hollywood and in the u.k. lucky enough to be part of the whole "stars wars" series in episode 8. [indiscernible] it doesn't look like her husband is with her. >> one of the great power couples from washington, when they come together. the former federal reserve chair. >> of the atlantic, one of the big organizations having a pre-dinner reception. senator tim scott. >> the atlantic also has the ceo of uber. probably one of the most sought-after people tonight, if you need an uber. >> this is connie britton of "nashville," and before that, "friday night lights." from virginia,

hikes is happening and in terms of the long end, it is long on personalities, and remember the movie "sybil younger crowd "the faces of eve" and part of the personality is the relative value on rates and the other part of the personality is how the corporate distortions and the negative interest rates are skewing, and then of course, the more realities of the growth, but the real ti is moving to so many issues and the flat yield is important, and now, looking at the one-month chart of the fed fund futures and i'm not showing it because of the percentages, but i am looking at the end of the year, because the fed fund futures have a contract every month, and december is like the big garbage can, and everything that is happening in the last year has to affect the prices of the last month of the year. you can see what it has done recently, and when it is down like any fixed income product, the rates go up. okay. the rates will go up and the percentages up, but i don't look at that, because i want you to see the short end issues there which are reflected in the fed funds. finally, this morning,