by the options market is betting on the bounce for one home depot. we start with the big countdown. and no. which one is that. hold on it s not the countdown until friday it s not the countdown until christmas. i hear i hear sleighing bells. they mixed ut santa with the record we are 18 days away from the next round of tariffs kicking in we heard today from two retailers today with two different takes on the looming levies dollar tree tanking after cutting guidance due to what else, tariffs, among other things best buy, though, it soared. raised the outlook saying the impact of the tariffs has been factored in and dealt with so really with all due respect to dickens it was the best of times. it was the worst of times. it s a tale, guy adami of two retailers. i see what you did there. what story are you buying. would you rather almost. first of all, i find it welcome. welcome to breyen welcome to brayen. he is playing hurt tonight if you listen to his voi
pictures please tag the library on social media. until the last few decades amerigas incarceration rate was on the par with that of other liberal democracies would however in the last 40 years we have seen a 700% increase in incarceration in the land of the free. we have the highest incarceration rate per capita of anywhere in the world under other than north korea but there is not enough data coming out to know for sure. what is to blame for america being number one at locking up its own citizens? many theories exist. tonight we will hear about them from an expert in the field, john pfaff has spent 15 years studying data on imprisonment and is here to discuss his book which seeks to debunk some of the more popular theories and providing his own take on this natural catastrophe. he is professor of law with a focusing criminal law, sentencing law and law of economics. he was published in journal of criminology and economics review and federal sentencing reporter among others
on par with that of other liberal democracies. however, in the last 40 years we ve seen a 7% increase in incarceration here in the land of the free. we now have by far the highest incarceration rate per capita of anywhere in the world other than maybe north korea but there s not enough data coming out to know for sure. so what is to blame for america being number one at locking up its own citizens? many theories exist and that we ll be hearing about them from expert in the field, john pfaff has seen, it s been 15 your studying data on imprisonment and if you to discuss his book which seeks to debunk some of the more popular theories while providing his own take on this national catastrophe. he is professor of law at fordham university with a focus in criminal law, since the law and law of economics. he has been published in the journal of criminal law and criminology, american law and economics review, and federal sentencing reporter among others. he was richly written up in
community, defiantly, as you noted, pushing back at this idea this was plagiarism. we heard from the rnc chair, reince priebus, saying if it were someone in his camp, that speech writer would probably be fired. we are hearing from others across the entire community, expressing disbelief, saying this was in effect a disaster. how could they let it happen? the bottom line here is, as we noted, these are nights that the campaign tries to put its best foot forward. and as evidenced by what happened over the course of last 24 hours, they re off to a tough start. and katie, by nearly all accounts, the rollout of mike pence was sloppy, now the rollout on the convention starting on a flat foot. can the campaign recover over the next couple days? reporter: i m sorry, jose. i missed your question. let me rephrase that. it s been a very rocky couple days for the trump campaign. any indication things can change going forward? you know, i don t know if the trump campaign makes any