and i wanted hear some of your time being a terp at the university. i'm sorry. you know what? why am i having such hard time hearing. honey, your at maryland? yeah. is that what you wanted to know? 100%, yes. oh i was a terrible student. i, i, i i kept many different majors. you have? oh, i must jumped around from biology to business to account thing. i thought i would be like an accountant, like my father. and where to? when did journalism jump? i interned for a congressman on capitol hill and was from queens is kind of creepy, but he's to be a newspaperman and he had me writing press releases and was able to watch people on capitol hill and i thought and i saw a report about what they were doing and i was always a little bit of a news junkie. my father certainly was, because we watched walter cronkite every every night with my mother and and the sisters. so that changed. changed my direction completely. i then decided that i would be a journalist. yes. so can quickly take these last four questions. okay. hi. hi. hi. so when you were two, you ever see marilyn? you studied jou

invest in the long terp. ther term term there are cross winds coming up with the elections and dock workers strike and the hurricane has hammered us here i have been doing this now for 41 years and we also recover from these things and move forward. however, in my long time doing this, october can be a scary month. hang in there. look around. if you do have dry powder, you might want to look for bargains. they might arrive in this month. on othe other hand, we are looking at the global easing cycle and earnings are good and the consumer seems to be pretty good a lot of cross currents as usual. hang in there. >> right now, you are saying look for bargains in the equity market i want to talk bonds very quickly. for most of your clients, do you suggest 60/40 bond portfolio are you suggesting your clients buy bonds to lock in that yield? >> that's a great question we take every client individual and try to meet their goals and their plans and if they need to have a bond allocation, it's fine you know, i'm not sur

we are not going to stop in terps of putting that pressure on israel and in the region, including arab leaders. >> but it seems that prime minister netanyahu is not listening. vice president harris: bilker the work that we have done has resulted in a number of movements in that region by israel that were very much prompted by or a result of many things, including our advocacy for what needs to happen in the region. >> do we have a real close ally in prime minister netanyahu? vice president harris: i think with all due respect, the better question is do we have an important alliance between the american people and the israeli people? and the swer to that question is yes. host: kamala harris in that interview. the face the nation showing excerpts of that interview, it's expected to air in its entirety tonight cbs. back to your phone calls on this october 7, 2024, looking back a year ago to th hamas attack on israel. everything that's ppened in the middle east since then taking your phone calls on phone lines split by political party. this is zh in rrisburg, pennsylvania. democrat good mo

and i wanted hear some of your time being a terp at the university. i'm sorry. you know what? why am i having such hard time hearing. honey, your at maryland? yeah. is that what you wanted to know? 100%, yes. oh i was a terrible student. i, i, i i kept many different majors. you have? oh, i must jumped around from biology to business to account thing. i thought i would be like an accountant, like my father. and where to? when did journalism jump? i interned for a congressman on capitol hill and was from queens is kind of creepy, but he's to be a newspaperman and he had me writing press releases and was able to watch people on capitol hill and i thought and i saw a report about what they were doing and i was always a little bit of a news junkie. my father certainly was, because we watched walter cronkite every every night with my mother and and the sisters. so that changed. changed my direction completely. i then decided that i would be a journalist. yes. so can quickly take these last four questions. okay. hi. hi. hi. so when you were two, you ever see marilyn? you studied jou

and i wanted hear some of your time being a terp at the university. i'm sorry. you know what? why am i having such hard time hearing. honey, your at maryland? yeah. is that what you wanted to know? 100%, yes. oh i was a terrible student. i, i, i i kept many different majors. you have? oh, i must jumped around from biology to business to account thing. i thought i would be like an accountant, like my father. and where to? when did journalism jump? i interned for a congressman on capitol hill and was from queens is kind of creepy, but he's to be a newspaperman and he had me writing press releases and was able to watch people on capitol hill and i thought and i saw a report about what they were doing and i was always a little bit of a news junkie. my father certainly was, because we watched walter cronkite every every night with my mother and and the sisters. so that changed. changed my direction completely. i then decided that i would be a journalist. yes. so can quickly take these last four questions. okay. hi. hi. hi. so when you were two, you ever see marilyn? you studied jou

of government money, has government contracts is saying that everyone else can just deal with the terpno big deal. he's a billionaire. won't hurt him. >> look, companies have to plan for the future. you can't blame them. they know that there's a chance donald trump will be elected. let's avoid that from happening. let's vote for kamala harris and get it done. but they have to be ready. yeah, prices are going up if donald trump is elected. it's in his policies and getting ready to raise those prices if it happen. and that's doing their job and it's one of the many reasons we need to make sure we elect kamala harris as the next president of the united states. >> what would be the implications of elon musk having bank rolled the presidential campaign of donald trump, and then getting a job overseeing government agencies when he is a prolific government contractor? >> look, i don't know if any of us know what's going on there. but all these folks, whether it's rfk, whether it's elon musk, you know, trump can't keep employees for any period of time. the people who are closest to him, who wo