A major topic between the leaders of china and india but its what they didnt talk about thats making headlines more of that stay with us. Hello once again weve got some wet weather in the full cost of the middle east over the next couple of days this area cloud just sliding out of the black sea into the caspian sea will sink its way further south whats the chance of some rain is northern parts of syria easing of its wards all areas of iraq and eventually heading into those northern fringes of iraq as we go through the next couple of that yes it does stay dry with more sunshine in that sunshine becomes more expansive as we go on through monday 24 in terribly getting up to 32 in beirut so a little warmer than it has been recently noticed some wet weather there some clout to northern parts of saudi arabia a little bit of cloud soon see southern the fringes just over towards the coastal fringes of a moderate across much of the vibrant ministers dry and sunny as per usual getting into the m
A conversation and then towards the end of the hour we will open it up for questions and answers from the audience, so chairman eu grew up and kentucky, you served as a key adviser to senator mitch mcconnell, gave us a sense of how that background informs or doesnt inform you or approach more generally. Thank you for having me and the opportunity, its a pleasure to be here today, yes i did spend a good chunk of my youth and kentucky and also the opportunity to serve the Senior Center and party leader from kentuckian in the United States senate and sent mcconnell in terms of how that and firms my work at the commission, i cant quantify how much i learned from senator mcconnell just about in his work ethic and his discipline and his leadership style, his approach to governance, his approach to bipartisanship. And my working for him, most of the if not all of the legislative initiatives that i worked on, they didnt pass the senate with 16 post, they passed with 85 plus votes, oftentimes a
In lexington, kentucky. You served as an its a advisor to mitch mcconnell. Give us a sense how that background informs or doesnt your approach at approaching policy. Absolutely. Thank you for having me. Its a pleasure to be here today. Yes, i did spend a good chunk of my youth in lexington, kentucky, and had the opportunity to serve the senior senator and party leader from kentucky in United States senate, senator mcconnell. In terms of how that informs my work at the commission, you know, i cant quantify how much i learned from senator mcconnell just about his work ethic and his discipline and his leadership style, his approach to governance. His approach to bipartisanship. Ofmy working for him, most if not all the legislative initiatives are worked on, they didnt pass the senate with 60 votes. They passed with 85 plus votes. Often times, and were talking substantial legislation on the energy front, multiple form bills, multiple highway bills. These are consequential pieces of legisla
Informed or doesnt inform your approach at ferc. Absolute. Thank you foryo having me and is a pleasure to you today. Yes, i did spend a good chunk of my youth in lexington, kentucky, and obviously had the opportunity to serve the senior senator and party leader from kentucky in the United States senate, senator mcconnell. In terms of how that informs my work at the commission, i cant quantify how much i learned from senator mcconnell just about his work ethic and his discipline and his leadership style, his approach to governance is approach to bipartisanship i think, you knew, in my working for him, most of, if not all of the legislative initiatives that ieg worked on, it didnt pass the senate with 60 votes. They pass with 85 plus votes. Oftentimes, and were talking substantial legislation on the energy front, on the Infrastructure Sector multiple. Farm bills, multiple highways built. Hes a consequential pieces of hgislation, and i saw how senator mcconnell worked to bridge the intere
Which is much less devastating than a burst bubble. One thing right now tao plummeting and nasdaq down 52. 3 . We actually finish even lower. It had been the opposite pattern. Boli action on the other hand is when you go straight up and then straight down but the only rescue being bubbles in 2006 and 2007. A ton of toppy action. Dragging down an entire group of investors. Most of these people never came back and in 2007 we had the bursting of the housing bubble. Nobody ould give anybody a mortgage because they were getting them to third parties. Then they rolled them into height the risk. What happened we had a financial crisis that nearly brought down our entire economy. The first one, destroyed confidence in the stock market and the second was the stomach. Destroying major Financial Institutions are leading to the great recession. That was truly a horrendous bear market. Right now we have nothing like that but i will admit though market feels toppy which is worse than fluffy and ther