tomorrow, we have a brand new power ranking change in the senate seat currently held by ted cruz. this year, many spoke their truth and the journey head is long, but slowly a new path has emerged. the changes we are witnessing are driven by the powerful sound of new voices of different voices of our voices. joining together in a mighty chorus that is finally saying, times up. actresses during last night s oscar speaking out about the me too movement. this morning reviews of hollywood handling of the issue were pretty harsh. l.a. times says, after months of rel vacations and me too rage, it was still all smiles. the oscars fails to live up to
the me too moment. amy holmes political analyst and tiffany cross of the beat d.c. i thought they handled it really well. normally i wouldn t watch the oscars. they don t normally appeal to me. i knew i will be talking about them. i m so glad i did. they were willing to address directly some of the ugliness that happens in that industry. harris, at the very end, that pay off with frances mcdorman mcdormand, her speech, it was so moving so emotional. i literally teared up. did it transcend politics? i felt that it did. i really did. to see her paying tribute to all of those accomplishments what she said was, you better hire somebody. don t just talk to us at the party tonight. i think what she said highlighted another issue in hollywood. when she was speaking, she made
all people, they will get some political respect that matters. the deputy are editorial page editor for the wall street journal , normally i wouldn t see the direct connection between a billionaire who lives in a midtown penthouse, who is white, by the way, and black voters. but you say that donald trump might be able to deliver. well donald trump has been known to surprise people. and you know, in every presidential election, the black vote and the plight of inner-city black americans comes up, and everyone commits themselves to doing something about it. and then, one way or another in the next four years, not much happens. and four years later, those people end up living in the same violent neighbors going to the same poor schools with dim economic prospects. and i think this time it is going to be different with donald trump. and i think the reason for that is, he would go into black neighborhoods. i remember when he went to a charter school in cleveland, ohio, sat down with th
financial crisis in 2009, oil was at $34 a barrel, and maybe a depression and deflation at the same time, and since then, our economy has rebounded, and emerging market economies like china and other countries have rebounded strongly. the demand for oil exploded. it s not a situation in which oil companies just benefit from rising prices. the cost of the inventory goes up. the same for gasoline marketers. they are paying higher prices themselves to get the oil to market. as a consequence, the final retail price has to go up because of the cost of obtaining oil is rising at the same time. can i ask you about the royal speculators in playing in all of this. and how does speculation play into this? normally i wouldn t go down this road because typically speculators provide a useful function in the financial
of under water. at one . his feet fell asleep and he had to sit down. then he put on 250 undes, a new world record. that is inspirational and profoundly cripy. creepy. 2340 laws were broken. first off, the kid is great. it was his birthday and instead of taking presents, he donated his money to injured american military vet, and that s a good thing to do. a lot of these parties donate to animals, and that s awesome. still weird though, right? i admired this kid when i was young i wanted to spend a whole year with no underwear and i was trying to raise the awareness of leg chafing. i remember that. you allowed me to come out of the closet. normally i wouldn t say anything. i was the beacon of chasing. andy, what did you make of this? did you do anything weird like