have to burn you know i am not sure because if you run their literature i musical tchaikovsky or tolstoy or something like plame wilson was all going on in the next day you can burnings the build. and this is this is a very dangerous really really about ukrainian people because the government shows their face. a bad way ten years ago when the events in south ossetia happened when the russia. went had to penalize not just mr saakashvili but actually all georgian people by recognizing the dependence of those two breakaway republics i'm sure the russian sentiment at that time was very very strong and they have even the saakashvili government. didn't go all that down that route why do you see ukrainians reacting in such an extreme fashion to all things russian because i understand the trauma of crimea understand the trauma of the war but i think georgians have been through all of that and yet they reacted somewhat differently you know first of all can send in crimea crimea was the first full mistake the ukraine and ukrainian government people who came after my dad because when you're coming

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they left plato and tolstoy, more gender studies and black studies. the liberal arts mission became a new mission, to promote diversity. the opportunity to enrich the stalls was being missed. there were other aspects of this emphasis on diversity, the groupsted racial marginalizing those who taught dead white men, affirmative action, it was during this time that hate speech codes were first proposed and adopted on some university campuses, including in my home state of wisconsin. this was not a coincidence. the hate speech advocates at that time overplayed their hand. many of the codes were repealed through court action and through insignificant support on campus. i should say lack of sufficient support on campus. the system of diversity we now have has been expanded and embedded in the university in the past 10 years. universities more and more are built on the view that all disparities between the sexes, races, orientations are traceable to oppression and discrimination. finding and rooting out these disparities in the unconscious disparities is now

the early days of the decline, we'll are never easy to navigate let's bring a line from tolstoy's ana carrenina. it is not so darn easy big declines and much harder because they could be the start of a bear market the beginning of something un-fa un-fathomable. you can figure out how to handle these moments of weakness without panicking. first, let me offer some historically constructive works of relief. there has only been two selloffs i could have done the nasdaq crash, but the s&p does pretty well let's deal with the two big ones they are polar opposites black monday, the dow fell 22% in a single session. i was trading that day and even as the previous weeks was one of the worst weeks in history, monday hit fast and hit hard almost as if there were no buyers to be found it was selling off right into the close. i remember thinking saved by the bell except not many to be saved. i mentioned the week before was one of the market's worst weeks ever a 10% decline. it encouraged bargain hunters. these souls thought they could flip monday morning into strength and that strength never devel

first, to paraphrase tolstoi, every decline is different from each other this decline, it's too early to be really aggressive tomorrow, if we're down to start buying slowly. why not be more positive i'm worried about your fellow shareholders many of them are people with big profits, renters who are along just for the ride. so they're thinking, given the damage that rising bond yieldks do to the stock market, they're thinking it's only day one it's true. we should have been down yesterday. why we were up so certainly pick. again, if we're down, pick second, this isn't a decline where time isn't as important as price. it's going to take time for weak sellers to get flushed out we've been up for so long, considering the strength of today's jobless claim figures, we have to be worried that tomorrow we're going to have a smoking hot unemployment number. so what do we need to see before we can be more confident that this unhappy selloff has run its course and you have to use it to buy? i have ten telltale signs. first, this is a selloff led by facebook, apple, netflix and google in the past

we should try innovative thanks ike the pilot program you mention to discount tolstoi nonpeak hours. i supported that. we need our public. >> moderator: trend and symptoms of people can depend on and get onto it and use it. when you do invest more to get to that place. >> governor come join same thing? baker: i don't disagree with him and the fact when it invest more. our investment next five years is about 8 billion more than we invested in the last five years of the previous administration. we need to invest more and we have a plan to do that. >> i want to get back to what you said, jay gonzalez. are you being honest with voters about the $3 billion? expansion something donald trump and senator markey and senator warren said would hurt students. your 2.0 additional even if the cleared every single hurdle would not raise one nickel until your second term in office. do you have a real plan that would raise real money in the short term to do the things you say he is entering? gonzalez: at the specific plan to raise $3 billion each year i and my first term which is 3 billion more than

i love tolstoy you have manmade wage deflation because we lowered taxes you have a tariff, let's callskirmish like jamie did on friday there's not a lot of first name people in the world. you have all these things and you have panic i always say the same thing, nobody ever made a dime panicking. if you're thinking about your 401(k), maybe do a contribution now. maybe powell changes his view or oil comes down and you'll say why didn't i think more like warren buffet? why was i looking? this guy is going to come on, the '87 guy. remember we closed down 508 points that day. it's going to ring true except for that wasn't -- 1,400 and -- >> but there's been -- >> it's not like that. >> there's been so much optimism there. it was the best of times, it was the worst of times what are you seeing in terms -- i wanted to get -- >> that was dickens. >> go with dickens >> we'll give you the dickens. >> it was like stephen king. >> i didn't mean mark twain. >> the reports of the bull market, i don't see a lot of optimism i see people who want to scare the bejesus out of people. i've been saying ni