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tom: we are going to stagger to a different view with daniel morris of bnp paribas.daniel: the first thing, when you think about relative opportunity between the europe -- the u.s. and europe, you need to think about tech knowledge he broadly -- technology broadly and the rest of the market. the relative performance of the u.s. versus europe, the outperformance came from the tech sector. the rest of the market was in line with europe. up about 27% last year. percent.he u.s. was up -- up 60%. you have higher multiples in the u.s. than europe, higher earnings -- it comes down to reasonable earnings growth in europe in these core sectors and more attractive valuations which give a better expected total return over the medium term. we are going to continue. dallasup, mr. kaplan of making some news yesterday, driving up the risk. are the central banks behind this? a good interview with michael mckee yesterday. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ months where the consumer pulls back, saves more, does not spend, but the capacity to spend is solid. household balance sheets are in better

law f and john worked for congressman tom coburnreblican of oklahoma, during the clinton trial. he is a gop consultant for morrisrategies. he worksco oressional campaigns and works for corporate and nonprofit clients. hello to l of you. you have been with me during our live coverage today. we appreciate you sticking around. what i want to get a sense from you, i will start with you, marty, what do you think was accomplished today? we saw the majority leader mitch mcconnell pull back a littlee n les that he had wanted to employ. what did we learn from that? will that materially change what unfolds? >> time will tell. what senator mccnell is, is pragmatic. he believed -- he realized he had to make those changes. he heard from his colleagues that he headed -- had to make those changes and they would be ok if he did. he went on to the first vote today and it was aintrictly partvote. right now it looks like he is in good control.th we will see ho votes go today and maybe into tomorrow, but the key votes wiur next week after people have had a chance to give their arguments, both sides, and we vote with the democrats t