but the new me, the soft eric, i said, do you like football?, yeah, i like football too on sundays. but when i watch football, i watch football naked. and when i'm watching football, i eat nachos, naked. i call it naked nacho sunday. you should have seen his face. he looked at me like, uh-oh. at that precise moment, chow time, time to eat. one of my boys was coming down, he said, eric, you moved in with that cat that don't go nowhere. i just looked in there and there's nothing in there but your stuff. i said, i guess he went somewhere. nonviolent communication. i'm so dedicated to nonviolence, the new eric, you got all those websites out there, i'm going to get me one. www.whoknowscrimebetter. ask the convict eric. thank you. [ applause ] >> i'll never forget my first morning at san quentin. it was breakfast time, i step into this noisy chow hall. i'm wondering, what do all these people have to talk about at 5:00 in the morning? the correctional officers says to me, how are you doing this morning? at first i gave him a double take, i think he's

the -- as a fruit. >> anthony: mm. >> pedro: we make this, uh, scallops with, uh, wild almond. >> eric: the almond is very, very soft,mpliments really well. >> pedro: and this one is freshwater shrimp dashi made of taro root and a freshwater shrimp. >> anthony: mm. a whole different flavor spectrum, right? all new. it's almost like you need a new section of your tongue. >> eric: it must be so exciting because they are basically an amazing garden with the amazon. >> anthony: ooh, that looks good. >> pedro: this is a soup made of ham with peanuts and corn, and, uh, it's called inchicapi. >> anthony: mm. mm. i'm liking the food. i am enjoying these cocktails, too. cashew, uh, caipirinhas. >> eric: oh, we're going to be wasted. >> anthony: yeah, we'll be fine. oh, whoa. >> pedro: so, these are also tradition. this is called pataraschca. they season the fish, the put it on a leaf, and they cook it. the fish is catfish. in the amazon, we have, like, 200 types of catfish. >> anthony: takes in flavor from the leaf, too. >> pedro: and here we have, uh, paiche. it's the second biggest freshwater fish in the world. underneath,

i'd like to apologize to eric trump. ( soft music ) we always thought you were the dumb one.eers and applause ) you know who else couldn't believe that don jr. published these emails this morning? the journalists who've been trying to dig them up for months. one reporter tweeted, "i... worked on this story for a year... and... he just... he tweeted it out. i spent-- like... i spent hours and days and weeks and months. and his son just, hit tweet. ( laughter ) i tracked down sources. i followed so many dead leads. i labored over this. and then he just, you know, tweeted out the proof. ( applause ) like, so many people out there were trying to track this down. and it just... got delivered on a tweet. what the hell." ( laughter and applause ) well, i applaud him. i applaud him. yeah, yeah. "that's right, fake news. you got scooped by donnie jr.! ha, ha!" ( laughter ) now, at the top of his email scoop-slash-confession, don jr. issued a statement: "to everyone... " oooh, that includes me! i'm one of every. let's go. "in order to be totally transparent, i am releasing the entire e

the bunny trail ♪ right into my mouth. >> eric: how did you crack that? >> anthony: you just get that softy it apart. yeah. aw, geez. yeah. or you just pound it on the curb. so you, you basically crack it. oh! you're whittling out the brain with its own jaw bone. [ eric laughs ] >> anthony: there's a certain country justice to that. i wish i'd known about these things. you know what, i'm gonna make these next easter. >> eric: yes. >> anthony: i mean, the whole easter egg hunt. what does that have to do with bunnies? you know what i'm saying? bunnies don't lay eggs. but they do have heads. look deep. deep into the murky depths of that most glorious and iconic of sichuan dishes. it burns. it burns you down to your soul. >> all: cheers. >> anthony: local friend xiao bin and musician friend seven. wu jiao ling and gao shin. all enjoy a good hot pot. almost everybody around here does. eric, however, seems apprehensive. >> anthony: so, this is eric's first time for sichuan hot pot. >> gao: really? >> anthony: i think you're really going to enjoy this. >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: so this is partic

eric: robert, for the treasury market, it has been a flat yield curve, as might be anchored and inflation is still softthe fed is still moving. bearish the front end and bullish the long end seems to be the story. >> i think there's less room for the bullish the long end part. looking in the last year, there's been very little movement in long-term yields. that is going to be the case going forward. the front has full of quite a bit, but there are differences compared to a year ago. the first is they have hiked, basically once they get done with december, 100 basis points. and inflation is measured by the core, it has come down from a 1/8 to one fourth. you're not sure what it will do. they are expecting it to go up. the economy is doing fine. you keep chipping away at it, i think there will be increasing friction surrounding these hikes the closer they get to 2%. eric: mike? >> i don't think this will be a goldilocks scenario for bonds, whether it is fixed income generally in terms of treasuries or credit. i think 2018 will be a challenging year. jonathan: what changes? >> i don't think the difference

eric: robert, for the treasury market, it has been a flight yield curve, as might be anchored and inflation is still softis still moving. bearish the front end and bullish the long end seems to be the story. >> i think there's less room for the bullish the long end part. looking in the last year, there's been very little movement in long-term-year-old -- long-term yields. the front has full of quite a bit, but there are differences compared to a year ago. the first is they have hiked, basically once they get done with december, 100 basis points. theation is measured by core, it has come down from a 1/8 to one fourth. you're not sure what it will do. to go up.ing it the economy is doing fine. you keep chipping away at it, i think there will be increasing friction surrounding these hikes the close of the get to 2%. eric: mike? think this will be a goldilocks scenario for bonds, whether it is fixed income generally in terms of treasuries or credit. i think 2018 will be a challenging year. eric: what changes -- jonathan: what changes? >> we have been in this one way cycle of easy money and low inflation and

eric: robert, for the treasury market, it has been a flight -- a flat yield curve, as might be anchored and inflation is still softthe fed is still moving. bearish the front end and bullish the long end seems to be the story. >> i think there's less room for the bullish the long end part. looking in the last year, there's been very little movement in long-term yields. that is going to be the case going forward. the front has full of quite a bit, but there are differences compared to a year ago. the first is they have hiked, basically once they get done with december, 100 basis points. and inflation is measured by the core, it has come down from a 1/8 to one fourth. you're not sure what it will do. they are expecting it to go up. the economy is doing fine. you keep chipping away at it, i think there will be increasing friction surrounding these hikes the closer they get to 2%. eric: mike? >> i don't think this will be a goldilocks scenario for bonds, whether it is fixed income generally in terms of treasuries or credit. i think 2018 will be a challenging year. jonathan: what changes? >> i don't think the difference

the very first time and standing up were soft, strand blacks hair and i was horrified. how i how had i never noticed a grotesque feature. i had overlooked this new barbarity where i don't have ericile i had my hands under the desk. i nodded and said neither. >> some of these authors have appeared on the tv and you can watch them on her website, booktv .org. >> i'm not going to tell some veteran so i was looking at the questions they were asking and one thing i would like to say is when we were promoting [inaudible] america from watching the trump campaign if you think america that the world will blow up and i was down in la in the nixon library canceled on me and i don't know if you know it used to be a fantastic library and now it's run by the government so now it's the anti- nixon library and found that one early saturday morning in the middle of december called margie on her cell phone and instantly. instantly. that was so wonderful. you really are a wonderful editor, always available on her cell phone and ask and i know we have to get to champagne but i did want to go back to my first book and i looked at a phrase from the clinton era distinguishing characteristics and the d