treatment. what companies to watch? the roundtable looks a little different this week in order to be safe. we are staying away from each other but we are all here. joining me from afar ben levisohn, carleton english, and jack hough. we are running out of negative superlatives to describe was going on the market right now. set aside the human toll which is hard to fathom, walking through manhattan and seeing all the store closed. markets alone, s&p 500 closed down 17% on the week even worse than last week s horrible performance. what you look at question work. we are just try to find a bottom here. look like we might ve had when earlier this week but did not hold. gerry: 2350 was whatever but is watching. smack that was not too far below that but we are now seeing what is the next level down? where s the marketing to try to find support? there are some things out there that are slightly optimistic. for one, it s been hitting highs in most every day vicks is a measure of vola
treatment. what companies to watch? the roundtable looks a little different this week in order to be safe. we are staying away from each other but we are all here. joining me from afar ben levisohn, carleton english, and jack hough. we are running out of negative superlatives to describe was going on the market right now. set aside the human toll which is hard to fathom, walking through manhattan and seeing all the store closed. markets alone, s&p 500 closed down 17% on the week even worse than last week s horrible performance. what you look at question work. we are just try to find a bottom here. look like we might ve had when earlier this week but did not hold. gerry: 2350 was whatever but is watching. smack that was not too far below that but we are now seeing what is the next level down? where s the marketing to try to find support? there are some things out there that are slightly optimistic. for one, it s been hitting highs in most every day vicks is a measure of vola
what companies to watch? the roundtable looks a little different this week in order to be safe. we are staying away from each other but we are all here. joining me from afar ben levisohn, carleton english, and jack hough. we are running out of negative superlatives to describe was going on the market right now. set aside the human toll which is hard to fathom, walking through manhattan and seeing all the store closed. markets alone, s&p 500 closed down 17% on the week even worse than last week s horrible performance. what you look at question work. we are just try to find a bottom here. look like we might ve had when earlier this week but did not hold. gerry: 2350 was whatever but is watching. smack that was not too far below that but we are now seeing what is the next level down? where s the marketing to try to find support? there are some things out there that are slightly optimistic. for one, it s been hitting highs in most every day vicks is a measure of volatility in t
1,000 points. it s enough to make your head spin. even if or maybe especially if you are the president. despite covid, growing tensions over ukraine, a stalled agenda, it s a question about inflation that appeared to hit a major nerve with president biden yesterday. will you take questions on inflation then? thank you. thank you all. you think inflation is a political liability ahead of the midterms? more inflation. what a stupid son of a [ bleep ]. by the way, the president later called and apologized to fox s peter ducey who asked the question. ducey said it was a nice call. whether it s the white house or your house, the frustration and concern over higher prices is real. you feel it firsthand. maybe in transactions you make every day. so it s, you know, tough for a good headline like low unemployment, stock market rebounds to outweigh that direct effect. let s bring in justin wolvers. the stock market gets all the headlines but it s just a piece of the economy.
clear they believe his killers should serve the full sentence with no chance for proehl. ahm awe d is my brother, and would i like to tell him a little bit about him. you a maude had dark skin that glisened in the sunlight like gold and he had thick curly hair and would often like to twist it. he enjoyed running and had an appreciation for being outdoors. these are the qualities that made these men assume that you a maude was a dangerous criminal and chase him with guns drawn. to me those qualities reflect a young man full of life and energy who look like me and the people i love. not only did they lynch my son in broad daylight but they killed him while he was doing what he loved more than anything, running. that s when he felt most alive, most free, and they took all that from him, and when i close my eyes i see his execution in my mind. and your honor, we loved him back. he was messy. he sometimes refused to wear socks or take good care of his good clothing. i wish h