153 points, nasdaq advanced 0. 19 . Well, then look no further than the stock of tesla this is an amazing market, but its always been an amazing Challenging Market individual investors, though, are back they now make up north of 20 , some say 25 of the action and theyve weathered everything from frightened, screaming billionaires to the nastiest president ial race in living memory to a horrifying Global Pandemic theyve steeled their hearts against the lack of Covid Vaccine or even a therapeutic. They arent oblivious to the incredibly high unemployment rate, yet they havent let it change their minds about trying to make money in the stock market whats the perfect symbol of that attitude . Tesla. Not the man, not the car, not even the company but the concept. A time our country feels it doesnt have much to root for and a world that hates us. I dont remember if no, i cannot remember a time in my life when we were this hated, and i lived through the Nixon Administration now, tesla reported
Becky is off today all breaking fivemonth win streaks with the dow the big loser. Still a good quarter i should say a very good quarter. The dow gaining 7. 5 take a look at u. S. Equity futures this morning lets show you where things stand as we speak. The dow up triple digits s p looking to open higher nasdaq about 140 points hire overnight, Tokyo Stock Exchange suspended trading after a glitch blaming a hard wear problem followed by a failure to switch over to a backup device. The first fullday closure of the tokyo markets since trading began in 1999. Too much partying like in 1999 also in 1999, the year after was the year 2000. That was the last time the nasdaq had two quarters as good as this. It has been 20 years the nasdaq was up 45 . So it has been pretty unbelievable yesterday, we had worries about coronavirus. Even in new york and elsewhere where there is high infection rates. We had sort of just the aftermath of the debate, which people said was unsettling just watching then
Since the death of george floyd in Police Custody last month, we have seen nationwide unrest and protests not only here in america, but internationally. And weve also seen a certain narrative take hold. It starts with the assumption that the only way to properly view george floyd staff is through a racial lens. In fact all encounters with police and black suspects are increasingly viewed this way. Its a narrative that assumes the behavior of typical Police Behavior towards black suspects and shows george floyd as a black family man in america that have happened and happens to black people all the time. That they leave the house each day parade about a violent encounter with police. The media has run with this narrative, which faces very little pushback and very little skepticism. And it leaves us with the impression that the biggest problem facing black America Today are in fact the police. About Law Enforcement i is at te root of social inequality in america. And so, we find ourselves
More important conversation we have today. Since the death of george floyd last month in police custody. And natalie here in america and also we have seen a certain narrative take hold. It starts with the assumption the only way is through racial lines. Actually and it is the narrative to assume the behavior to a black that with every the man what happened to him happens to black people all the time. Essentially they have left things the violent encounter. The media has run with the narrative that has a very real pushback with the little skepticism and that the Law Enforcement is at the root in america. So now we find ourselves with a conversation about policing. To abolish president , police and legislation in congress to make it easier to prosecute tops and fire them and with those are radicals with entire neighborhoods of a major city like seattle and those precincts that have been abandoned commentators who not only make excuses for the rioting and looting but sharing to a larger e
This is a wonderful book thats come out. Just to do a quick introduction, professor of history at the university which coincidentally or maybe not coincidentally is the home of the archives and this is a book that is very personal for her and her journey to getting the buck to publication so something im always fascinated by, how did you get this topic thank you so much for having me. This is the moment in time and all the aviation people on her at the plane expo in oklahoma i went myself and couldnt get anyone to do wit go with me. Somebody pointed out the fact that in the shade of the hangar over there and i thought id will go say hello. He introduced me. Vogels house and into one of my friends has. I decided it was wrong. These are incredible women who developed during world war ii so i set myself on a mission that took 27 years to get here but ive been studying them and telling their story ever since it is definitely part of the war we are interested in but theres been little good