And now after words on booktv Elaine Lowry Brye mother of four military officers talk about what families go to during times of deployment, she discusses her book be safe, love mom a military moms stories of courage, comfort, and surviving life on the homefront with Patricia Kime Senior Writer for military times. Welcome. I am here with Elaine Lowry Brye to discuss safe, love mom a military moms stories of courage, comfort, and surviving life on the homefront. Welcome to washington. Thank you for being here to talk with me about it. Host tell me a bit about your book. Guest i never intended to write a book. What happened was in 2001, my oldest son headed to the Naval Academy and at that time to communicate with each other, just kind of connect and i began posting on that list. On 9 11 everything change. My son had gone to a Peacetime Navy and with in a few short hours everything changed and i began to write more. I would write about being encouraged and to remember our roots and ultima
Sure that i have a right in those that just lip into the word. If you read the acknowledgments i dont suspect many would read this. Not only because theyre not lovers of fiction but they are still in engaged so it would could involve the of book to be translated then find its way to bookstores in farflung places. The tv shows with governmental or career fares im curious if you have been in that growth are any shares right . Or can you not stand to watch that at all . Yes. [laughter] as i worked with intelligence the instructor said if we were onetenth as good as people think we are we are a good. There is a lot of hollywood working in the government but also during military service but there was huge drudgery associated with it. There is some time to see it was amazing from the of could our province with a group of Afghan Soldiers with lower americans with 200 afghans climbing some of very steep terrain with an element to where we were doing it but with my a night vision goggles so we
Countdown, everybody. I am anna edwards. Manus i am manus cranny. Stanley fischer talking yesterday about are we more than one and done . Anna a big question, really fascinated about negative Interest Rates as well, such a profile internationally in central banking circles talking about how negative rates seem to be working elsewhere, even know theyre not on the table in the u. S. Pointing out that that will be of interest, but what is of interest to the treasury market in particular is the hawkish commentary we have seen. Manus and it is just a flow, the middle of the curve has had the worst month since last year. We should look at the very short end, twoyear Government Bond yields in the red, never far from the work function is anna edwards. What you have here is the probability of a rate hike, twoyear bond yield in the red, twoyear yields are having the worst august since last november. The yield curve itself, two years versus 30 is the narrowest since 2008, and this part of the yie
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