we chose sunday because we know that s the night to have the highest percentage to have individuals sitting at their computers. we wanted their computers because their computers likely have the evidence to corroborate our story and our transactions and identified a digsied aied y transactions. in our case, a no-knock warrant is critical. a no-knock warrant is you don t knock on the door, you knock the door down. we had to convince judges to allow us to use flash bangs so they wouldn t move. they are typically used for drugs, guns, high crime areas where you want to shock folks and make sure there was a bang involved in it but we did feel like being that it was such a lo
look, all change comes from the bottom up. i was in politics for 30 years in elected office. change comes up, it doesn t come from the top down, rarely. if you think about the civil rights movement, it was the marches and by simple people. you know, a lady who got on the bus and wouldn t move. martin luther king inspiring people to show up and march. and the civil rights came like this. the same true when women s suffrage. no men were saying we ought to give women the right to vote. but it took an effort. it s not just about political change. there s a young lady, a little girl in the book, 5 years old. florence. the storm is coming to north carolina called florence. she goes, oh, mom, my name is not good. i ve got to help these people. she got her brother pulled her in a wagon. her brother was 4. she went around the neighborhood. they filled the garage with supplies for people from north carolina because little flo didn t want to be thought badly of. then a tractor trailer took all th
there is enough of us, we can do this. then phillip described the moment. he said they were pretty tense that you re seeing being played over and over online, when a young man got right in his face. this is what he said about that. when i started going forward and that massive groups of people started separating and separating and moving aside to allow me to move out of the way or proceed, this young fellow put himself in front of me and wouldn t move. and so if i took another step, i would be putting my person into his presence, into his space, and i would have touched him. and that would have been the thing that the group of people would of needed to spring on me. cnn sara sidner asked
put himself in front of me and wouldn t move. and so if i took another step, i would be putting my person into his presence, into his space, and i would have touched him. and that would have been the thing that the group of people would of needed to spring on me. cnn sara sidner asked phillips what bothered him most about friday s confrontation. listen to this. fear. not for myself but fear for the next generations, fear where this country is going. fear for those youths, fear for their future, fear for their souls, their spirit, their what they are going to do to this country, what they were doing
worry out there. so the bond market, the yield curve flattening, the ten-year yield moving down like just said, that is indicative of a weakening global economy. where we see most of the weakness outside of our borders. the data here in the united states has been very the strong. the story here is good. we got more evidence of that today. the rest of the world, not so much. foreign investors have been funneling in to our economy, driving up the treasury and down the yields. ultimately in the global economy erodes us bad, it s going to affect us here at home. we re on the precipice to say which way the ball bounces. neil: and the market likes the talk out of the fed chairman saying they wouldn t move rates right away. we re still factoring in i think two rate hikes this year. are you? i m still expecting the fed will nudge rates up a little bit more.