Guest 1 i think it is unlikely daca protection protections for dreamers make it into the bill this week. Policy forum trip report from a trip that i, my three colleagues, and 50 members of the Washington Institutes board of trustees undertook just about a week ago completing it to the gulf. Let me just briefly introduce my colleagues appear. On my immediate left, kate brower, former u. S. Treasury official who is our Family Fellow at the institute and she will speak after me offering impressions specifically about our visit to abu dhabi. Ri, a formeris lo u. S. Government Intelligence Analyst who will be prepared in our q a to talk about issues from counterterrorism and counter radicalization and social change in the gulf. At the far end of the table is mike, the institutes managing director call former National Security director, former National Security director who. Ill participate in our q a again, this was an unusual trip that we took in the sense that it was a large delegation an
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Robert good morning. Welcome to the Washington Institute. Satloff, the director. Im delighted to welcome all of you to this policy forum trip report from a trip that i, my three colleagues, and 50 members of the Washington Institutes board of trustees undertook just about one week ago completing it, to the gulf. Let me just very briefly introduce my colleagues up there. My immediate left, kate bauer, a former u. S. Treasury official Family Fellow at the institute. She will speak after me offering impressions specifically about our visit to abu dhabi. Lori plotkins boghardt. She is a former u. S. Government Intelligence Analyst who will be prepared in our q a to talk about all sorts of issues from counterterrorism and counter radicalization to social change going on in the gulf and at the far end of the table is mike singh,our former National Security Council Director who will also participate in our q a session talking about all sorts of issues under the sun trump Strategic Issues to u
Julie its more like we are inching toward it. We do have increases but they are not large ones. He nasdaq earlier did into the red and the nasdaq was very little changed. Now all of them are up around. 2 or more and commodities have a lot to do with the rally but so do industrials. We have some Economic Data out of china with car purchases rising for the ninth month out of the last 10. Industrials and the top spot followed by materials. We still see a strong rally despite that. If you look within those industrials, we have caterpillar rising Jacobs Engineering and analysts saying there are signs of stabilization which should be a positive feed through four dover. Railroad stocks are higher, a sort of feedthrough from china and perhaps stronger demand coming from that nation and industrials doing well. All of them trading higher today. Alix commodities soaring and rob materials doing well. Julie oil has been interesting. A build in gasoline and distillates was not expected but crude has
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