joining us now is the whittier trust cio, it is great to have you back on the show. go back to the blowout jobs report. gmre were 46,000 striking workers that came back, that accounted to part of it. unemployment and higher wages, how do you put it together? >> we knew the jobs number would get boosted by the returning gm workers, that has still left a consensus at 180,000. so by any measure, this was an absolutely blowout number. 3.5% now at rate at a 50 year low. wages are going up modestly. let's look beneath the surface, it is great they are going up, it means incomes are going up and spending will likely follow, and yet they are not going up so rapidly that inflation becomes an issue. we are now 21 months with the unemployment rate below 4%, all of which adds to a healthy u.s. economy. we knew the u.s. economy was all about the u.s. consumer, and the u.s. consumer has been supported by the job market. kathleen: what does this mean for the stock market? there was a story on the bloomberg the last couple of days about how strategists every year have been saying up

richard milhouse nixon was born on -- you have his date of birth, then in whittier, california. he said those are two pieces of information. one card for the year he was born and one card for where he was born. he would usectice these cards to find patterns. if you didn't have enough of the facts he couldn't deduce the patterns. that's why we had these little cards. they attempted some method in the library to organize and sort them. computers were not in common use, and i think john preferred his system anyway. we spent a lot of time doing these cards. and looking for anything that could be a piece of information that might go into the presentation we would make to the committee. i think it was a short-lived experiment. you took the fact, which was predominantly handwritten. then it was transferred onto a punch card. the idea was it was so primitive that if you took a knitting needle and had a stack of these cars and were looking for his childhood experiences or the committee to elect the president, you would take a knitting needle and pick up the cards that had a hole in a cer

. >> reporter: among this set of democrats in the los angeles suburb of south whittier, the talk is groundedthe experience that comes from a life long-lived. >> i'm with a candidate who is being realistic. >> reporter: these ares less moved by vision and big ideas, and attentive to policy specifics. >> and we want our private insurance. >> i like the fact that people should have optis. >> reporter: kathie, elias, jois, and jan are all undecided, but former vice president biden feels like a safe fallback. >> we need someone who c certainly leaning iden. now, i'm although i'm such a strong feminist, so it hurts me. >> reporter:t a millennial phone bank event in westwood, a stark contrast: the under-30 voters are more interested in who vespires them, and most ha made up their mind. >> i mean, i think that we havex a lot of reallllent candidates. i have my candidate chosen, pete buttigieg. >> i think i'm going to support elizabeth warren. >> reporter: for decades, the state of california has been mostly an afterthought for democratic presidential primary candidates, but this year, with state cou

in one of his books, president nixon wrote that in 1940 he was a trustee at whittier college in californiaand at the same time he was the trustee, little henry hoover, herbert hoover's wife was also a trustee. i am wondering if any of you know if the two first ladies ever met. >> i do not, but i would like to find that out. >> we will have to do research on that. you are talking to the right people. >> we have time for two more questions. way in the back, with the lights it is tough for me to see, but there is a hand there. >> you are speaking about mrs. nixon jealously guarding her privacy. i am surprised you have not brought up how she had to give that up for one of the biggest events of their family life, tricia's wedding at the white house, how did she handle all of those preparations and opening that event to the world? >> good question. it was tricia's desire to have it in the garden, and she went with it. and, i can only say that i am certain that she handled it very graciously, and certainly with all of the photos that i saw subsequent to that, she looked radiant, and she made it l