States. [laughter] [applause] pres. Reagan thank you, very much. Thank you. Thank you. Numbers will be seated. Members of the congress, i have the high privilege and the distinct honor of presenting to you the president of the united states. [applause] pres. Reagan thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you. Mr. Speaker thank you. Thank you very much. Mr. Speaker, mr. President , distinguished members of the honored guests, and fellow citizens today marks my first state of the Union Address to you, a constitutional duty as old as our republic itself. President washington began this tradition in 1790 after reminding the nation that the destiny of selfgovernment and the preservation of the sacred fire of liberty is finally staked on the experiment entrusted to the hands of the American People. For our friends in the press, who place a high premium on accuracy, let me say i did not actually hear George Washington say that. [laughter] but it is a matter of historic record. [laugh
Only geometry and physics you know the one thing they almost never teach you in high school, let alone touch with a tenfootpole in College Financial literacy im not talking about economics here you can be an econ major and still learn nothing about personal Financial Planning or Retirement Readiness or even how to balance a darn checkbook, let alone how to invest your money wisely money is not talked about in education. Its like the third rail of the whole educational system and thats why im on a Constant Mission to teach you about every aspect of managing your money so you can become a better investor, both when it comes to retirement investing and playing around with what i call your discretionary mad money portfolio. Which is why i wrote get rich carefully to begin with. Even if you dont own individual stocks, you probably have some kind of exposure to the stock market a 401 k plan, which is why i want to take a moment to talk about retirement for those of you who have been living i
The Health Care Bill though seems to be at this point happening on by a thread with growing number of holdouts ahead of the vote next week. We have live update from capitol hill where things stand right now. It has been exactly two years, meantime, since the Iran Nuclear Deal went into effect. What changed between now and then . Well hear from the state department on that. Jpmorgan Ceo Jamie Dimon is fed up with the government gridlock. He is not going to take it anymore says jamie dimon a heated Conference Call this morning and reaction to it, from forbes media chairman, steve forbes. Melissa back to record new highs. Dow with a the third record in a row. Nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange. What is fueling these new records . Everyone is loving it, 401 k s, iras, new records go for it. Up 86 points. What fueled reports on retail sales and inflation. It said the fed may or may not raise those rates at end of the year. It may hold, not raise them. That ultimately
This is looking at donald trump and vladimir putin, a topic that never seems to get all. It is counter intuitive. It looks at who is winning this game and who is likely to win this match. We see donald trump making this outreach to him that we have never seen a republican president elect, trying to cozy up to him in some sense, recasting that relationship with russia. What peter delves into is what is Vladimir Putins longterm game. His history is a zerosum game, by cozying things up, what is he likely to gain . Is theomacy, it Strategic Mission and outlook for the country that is important. You can try to have a personal relationship, but when you are dealing with putin, he will be thinking three steps ahead on the chessboard. Trump talksnow about his business and deal making history, but there is a salient point, there is no higher power to enforce political dealings rather than business dealings, so what can happen is anything. Megan putin does not have that much to deal with. His ec
Thank you very much, erika. And thank you to my colleagues at the urban institute and the Lincoln Institute of land policy, putting together such a terrific program took excited to be here to talk with some my work with my coauthors at ucla and uc berkeley. First i wanted to take a couple minutes just to explain why my paper is different from the previous paper that was discussed. First our unit of analysis is typically when i look at these tiscali standardized cities but looking at cities just as they exist. We are not capturing these differences that andy laid out between baltimore and tampa but we are capturing the decisionmaking unit as opposed to maybe think about physically standardized cities as a people who live in the city center paying taxes and receiving services. We think about the decisionmakers in these cities. Our time. Is different. They are interested in the period after the Housing Market bust and we are interested in the boom. Also our measure where interested is hou