Vaulting 1. 1 did feel better than the kind of run of the mill rally because it was as broadbased as you can get. And thats a terrific sign of staying power. But we had a real thicket to get through. Lets parse what happened today and figure out if the market can keep rebounding, because its not clear to me that it will. First we came in with minus 5. 46 , not as negative as it was a couple of days, but still a coiled spring. You know i fall the sbfs religiously. You have many down days, you can almost count on a bounce. I like to look at a years worth of the oscillator, we bounced on levels in august last year at almost the exact same readings, and then the market roared until this threeweek selloff. Its weird that the market can still bounce because it means there are rationality to things, but not every oversold bounce has staying power. In august and in early october did not in retrospect indicate a true bottom. Matter of the fact, things went right back to being awful. So maybe it
Be near. Well give you the latest reporting on that potential deal between the studios and the writers. And the fed is Holding Rates Steady, signaling it will keep rates higher for longer. Deal of the day, cisco agreeing to acquire splunk. Both companies cite what they call complementary capabilities in a. I. And security. Splunks gary steele is going to be part of ciscos executive leadership team, reporting to chair and Ceo Chuck Robbins and both gentlemen are going to join us exclusively at 9 15 this morning in about 15 minutes, jim. I think this is terrific, and i will tell you why. What cisco tried to do for a long time is have a lot of recurring revenue, and splunk is nothing but recurring revenue. Cisco has tried to be a major factor in cybersecurity. We know its incredibly important. Splunk will give them the opportunity. They had a Smaller Division that does cybersecurity. Its not been that much of a winner, frankly. In the meantime, gary steele has taken the company, and david
[inaudible conversations] good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, absolutely delighted to welcome you here, a special thank you to alma, that mall and joe for their sponsorship of our monthly book series. And cant hear me in the back . Theyll turn up the mook crow phone a little bit. I think were set now. This is a historic book talk here because its actual through the last one were going to have at these offices. I think some of you are aware, the institute is moving to new digs, a few blocks away in the west end. So our next session like this will be there, at 2300m street. January 22nd with David Ignatius and i hope well see many of you at that time. I also want to welcome all of our guests watching this live streamed and especially our many guests watching this on cspan. Also, a very special welcome, were delighted to have 25 students here from washington latin school. Washington latin high school. And i think i was discussing this with bob dallek how appropriate it is to have a grou
He connected to people with that kind of language and those options, it wasnt just rhetoric about how he was going to make the country great again. Change peoples lives. Very large portion of the book is focused on his second term and you talk about the second term curse and if it had not been for the onset of the war, he might not have been reelected. You want to tell us a little bit about the dynamics in the second term . Sure. Well, the second term, he begins by making the misjudgment of trying to put across packing plan. It never went through. Is this because the Supreme Court was invalidating many key elements of the new deal and he thought of what can i do to prevent he was afraid that the could would invalidate all of them . Exactly. Liberal justices on the bench who would then vote in support of these new deal, measures, you have to understand the expansion of federal authority under his leadership, but he had the model beforehand of being roosevelts cousin and Woodrow Wilson w
Al jazeera famous. This is really an attack on the truth itself is a lot of misunderstanding of what free speech is supposed to be about the context of hugely important setting the stage for a serious debate up front at this time on aljazeera. You can. See. Ricardo diallo is a french activist feminist filmmaker and writer a long time anti racism campaigner she has found herself at the center of a debate about racism and free speech in france last year she was forced to step down from the governments Digital Council an incident that only served to reinforce hope belief that france has a problem with state sponsored racism today on talk to aljazeera we discuss the social issues shes fighting to push toward frances agenda and whether shes hopeful the country can bring its people together. A cardiology thank you for talking to aljazeera now first i want to start off with the fact that you were one of the two people appointed to this french Digital Council it is a committee that advises the