The quality of our guests there, including Rebecca Patterson of bridgewater, saying complacency into october, ramp it up ritika . Right now ramp it up. Right now, we welcome all of you. It is simply a monday friend from what we knew friday. Jonathan it is not a quiet start to this monday morning. Equity futures down hard. A bid into the bond market. Stronger japanese yen. Everything you would expect to happen on a risk off monday is happening. When you look to europe and the prospect of tighter restrictions around some of these economies, look no further than travel stocks. Break it down sector dissector. Travel stocks down 5 . Tom what i find just extraordinary here is it is not just about the future of the Supreme Court after the death of ruth bader ginsburg. Theres many stories. To me, learning over the weekend about this new heightened pandemic is front and center. Jonathan lay it on the three dimensional Political Risk playing out in washington. The three di mentions are as follow
i cuss gratuitously. subject matter is another story. this is gonna be a good show. are there any subjects that are never appropriate for humor? people say a good comedian doesn t have to cuss. and i thought, now that s [bleep] rubbish. how dirty is too dirty? why is all that so funny? i don t know. what you re about to hear is going to shock and disgust you. if you choose to go blue, you ve got to do it right. dirty for the sake of dirty, there s nothing worse than that. you must promise me something. you won t get me in any trouble on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] listen, i will be cussing tonight. now, just so s you know. no, i will. i will. don t [bleep] oh me. not allowing an artist to use the word [bleep] is like not allowing a guitarist to use the chord e. it s possible to play the instrument, but why the [bleep] would you bother? now don t wave your finger at me! you knew when you got here there d be cussing. the last thing co
Like she answered the phone and he said, where is he . She said hes in the bathroom, mr. President. He said isnt there a phone in there . And she said, no. He said, put a phone in there. So i came out and peggy said the president wants a phone in the bathroom. I said forget about it. We forgot about it. Next morning same time, anytime the same place the same call. Some he shouts at peggi, he says i told you to put a phone in there. And he said, yes mr. President yes, mr. President. By the time got out of the bathroom there were two Army Signal Core guys in my office and the phone was installed. That was when he waned you all the time. I just and secondly, he saw he saw things always the way to too something or we needed a law we need some help. Another none of my kids i was in hospital in virginia, in washington. My son joe swallowed a about of as prison and the president called and of course i just ran. I didnt leave a phone number. And finally gets me at the hospital and he said what
Morgan has left the agency. He was asked to resign. The Washington Post is also reporting the state departments entire Senior Management team has resigned. We want to go back to President Trumps plan now to deport undocumented immigrants. He signed an executive order that threatens to withhold federal grants from socalled sanctuary cities. The district is one of those cities. City officials threatened to sue the federal government if any funding is cut. Mark . Theres no question that d. C. Is a sanctuary city. D. C. Issues provisional drivers license to illegal residents. Police do not ask residency status. The mayor wants to create a Legal Defense fund for immigrants who need help defending their status. D. C. Gets 3. 5 billion a year in federal grants. Some of that is for Law Enforcement so its et more than 2 billion is medicaid matching funds. That leaves about 1 billion in annual federal grants d. C. Depends on. Today the deputy mayor told me not only is the district not going to b
The employer was rather nervous and he took the question literally and he said seven years ago i came here on the baltimore and ohio railroad. This story has come to my mind in recent weeks because i have often asked myself how did i get here and i want to answer that today and not by saying that i came here on i95 or amtrak. I am who i am in the first place because of my parents and because of the things they taught me and i know from my own experience as a parents that parents probably teach most powerfully not through their words, but through their deeds and my parents taught me through the stories of their lives and i dont take any credit for the things they did with the things they experienced, but they made a great impression on me. My father was brought to this country as an infant. He lost his mother as a teenager and he grew up in poverty. Although, he graduated at the top of his High School Class he had no money for college and he was set to work in a factory, but at the last