Tenyear yield falls below 10 and the Services Sector growing, accelerating with private payrolls beating expectations as well huge lineup of guests for you, starting with our closer, the ceo of camp bell soup, mark clouse that stock is up today and scott black, where hes putting his money in the mix of this volatility. And as we get another global Interest Rate cut today, this time from canada, we will be joined by former fed vice chair donald kohn. Joining us for the first full hour, final hour of trade is josh brown, ceo of ritholtz Wealth Management. Your take on the rally and how sustainable it is . Well, its a rally in the context of a market thats moved more than 2 in either direction in five of the last seven days, which has happened before, but its fairly rare and i think when you look at health care being up big today, yes, you can do a direct you can point directly to super tuesday and the nominee looking more like its going to be biden, which i guess is nice so now we have a
The World Bank Group determined he began last year prior to joining he served as undersecretary of the treasury for international affairs, founded a Macroeconomic Research firm and served as the chief economist while many of us know him now as a policymaker there is a very long history in the private sector economics. When i was chatting with a friend of mine he mentioned the best moderators are funny, fluid and forgettable. With that, the floor is yours. Im very pleased to be here. Ive got some notes and then it is nothing as to tell people about and am looking forward to the conversation and the National Association the meetings were one of my favorite in the 1980s when i was at the Senate Budget committee and the joint Economic Committee select switched on to be back and see some old friends. The 1980s was an important time for u. S. Growth but like today, the years presented challenges for growth especially for the developing countries theres quite a few topics today but the one id
We launched the series last semester to give our students the opportunity to hear from renowned leaders of the individuals that bring illuminating dialogue, insight and inspiration to the campus. In the heart of the nations capital, the university is fortunate to be surrounded by the many governmental nonprofit and International Agencies and organizations that make the decisions that affect each of us every day. Our location here allows us to be part of those decisions. It allows our students access to the uniquely dc experiential learning opportunities and it allows our faculty to provide rigorous and highquality scholarship and problem solving and iproblemsolvingand it alloo serve as a hub for timely discussions that are important and relevant to all of us. Tonight, we are pleased to host former United States ambassador to the United Nations, nikki haley in a discussion about her new book, with all due respect defending america with grit and grace, which offers a firsthand perspectiv
Well look back at his bold, brash, and oftentimes controversial career. And setting a space milestone. This morning, Christina Koch takes the record for the longest single spaceflight by a woman. Well show why she hopes her record falls soon. First, we begin with a look at todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. Reporter this is going to become a very big storm, and its going to move across literally the whole country. Pack your patience as you head to the airport. A monster winter storm moves east. Good news, the ball drop in new york city will stay dry. Reporter crews say they found the wreckage of a sightseeing helicopter that disappeared over kauai with seven people on board. Reporter the cause remains under investigation. The former Vice President saying when it comes to the Senate Impeachment trial he would even defy a subpoena. This is all about a diversion, and we play his game all the time. Do we have to put these morons on the radio . Don imus has died. Full of [ bleep ]
Its my pleasure to welcome today a professor Gregory Irwin of the revolution through world war ii. Its one of the great advantages of being in philadelphia that we can be close neighbors to professor irwin, whose work on the british army ands the American Revolution is extensive and nuanced and always inspiring of our exhibits and publications. In the development of our core exhibition, professor irwin played a crucial role in the display of the story of enslaved runaways weighing the promise of the proclamation announced by general clinton in 17 which offered somewhat vaguely protection and freedom of run aways who made their way to the british lines through consultation with a number of historians particularly of American History in this period. It became a really imperative that we do two very challenging, often seemingly contradictory things with showing and people facing this question of whether to trust the british on this promise. One was to demonstrate their agency to capture t