i want to ask you about treas reaps. what's your view on treas reaps? is it still an investment to have in the portfolio or move out? >> i don't think investors should avoid the fixed income sector. there are great opportunities in high yield bonlds and emerging market bonds and investment grade bonds on the financials that still pay attractive yields. >> susie: let's go down the list. begin with your first recommendations. s&p bank, etf. tell us why you like this? >> this is a diversified index of both regional and large national banks. government regulators are burning banking industry really into something representing a utility industry, but they're still going to make money and earnings growth is going to drive share prices higher. they've run up recently, but i think earnings growth will propel it higher. >> susie: you were talking about good bopped funds to go into, and investor -- a new etf. wisdom treat emerging corporate bond fund. emt. why do you like this one. >> it invests in bond funds in emerging market countries. it's all in u.s. dollars

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seam jim, what do you think, are treas reaps dangerous ?i.d that's the consensus now. and in all due respect to warren buffet. he's richer and smarter than i am. but there's another scenario. with all the money thrown at the u.s. economy, at half -- it's growing at half the rate the fed would like it to grow at just as we're about to have the huge fiscal drag that warren buffet was talking about, plus the consumer purchasing power, and europe. at best, it's going to be in a mild recession for many years which is a disinflationaryent. and finally staring down the barrel of a confrontation between israel and iran which could affect the price and vaibltd of oil. all of which would hurt the world economy, and if that happens, i think investors would be rick averse, and in a rick averse environment, there's a place for fixed income vehicles like treasuries. >> you know, smim, that could change in the blink of an eye. inflation and interest rates go up, and treasuries plummet and investors would lose as suzanne reports in the package. are nervous investors better off just pu

on february 16th, 2cee of treas this administration's fiscaldget and he said this comment. we're not coming before you to say we have a definitive solution to that long-term budget policemen. what we do know that is we don't like yours. well, today, i don't believe anyone on the republican side i resolution is the exclusive solution to the debt crisis. but as i've said in the past, that the american people deserve an honest debate. as it has been many hearings held in this committee, there is nearly unanimous agreement to the size, the scope, and the immediate problem te country faces with o problem. we know the crisis is coming and it will be sudden. this administration, members of th o c the aisle know we rank just behind the countries like ireland, italy and greece in our country's debt to gdp ratio. we all understand without true entitlement reform the growth of new retirees will place unsustainable burden on our country. there is a legal term known as willful negligence in the area of torts. this is the conscious and voluntary act that shows reckless disregard for the

i couldn't agree more with you, rachel, about the outcome needs to be a strong and effective trea treaty. the u.s. is not interested in having a piece of paper which doesn't do anything. it needs to be a treaty which does something. we don't want to have a treaty just for the sake of having a treaty and so we can move onto the next negotiation. that's what we need to get out of july, a strong and effective treaty. >> paul? >> i was going to add from our perspective, for u.n. disarmament discussions, the fact it's being held in those contexts, the fact you're not seeing the traditional divisions global north, global south is an interesting dynamic and development. i think also the statement by the five permanent members of the security council last year was really interesting as well in terms of a step forward. so i think there's a few things for us have been surprising, as well. i remember when i first joined cipri, we had to write a paper about the att. it was skeptical. people inside said this will never fly and pointed to the u.s. skepticism. there's been remarkable progress and i thi

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and the punishment for treas season death. so if americans go overseas and they decide they want to work against and fight against this country, they are setting themselves up to be killed if they can't be captured. what's wrong with that? host: that was david in dayton. now local papers all with basic thirty same story, host: here in the boston globe, romney lead big, but win is far off. that's their lead story. "los angeles times," already looked at. actually, this is the "los angeles times" for this morning. g.o.p. including fest could drag on until june. and the california primary, by the way, is in june. and wichita eagle. candidates shift focus from kansas. and kansas is the next state that will hold republican caucuses. from the sun herald in south mississippi, candidates in south mississippi to woo -- candidates here to woo mississippi voters. this is in hawaii. g.o.p. caucus voters matter for first time. and out of chicago, lead story, illinois has become a primary g.o.p. prize. a lot of similar stories playing there.

. >> treas the fact that one of the most seasoned journalists figured out before everybody else to goo the faa site and see where private jets were taking off and mark haleprin, you figured out what everybody else didn't know at 6:00 in the morning that a private jet was leaving alaska and flying to ohio. and what was disturbing about it was is we then had the mccain campaign lying through their teeth for the next 12 hours. to journalists, saying no, it's not palin, it's not palin, we're going to have everybody there and they're all going to be standing around. >> well, it's clear as laid out in the movie, they wanted it to be a surprise and it's miraculous they kept it a surprise up until the last second in part by engaging in some disinformation, you could say lying. at least certainly wanted to keep it a secret. and that five-day period, which is laid out in the movie and also in the book is a pretty amazing thing. to go from a list that had other people on it like tim pawlenty and mitt romney and others to coming down to a real quick decision to vet her and then to put her on the