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dom chu? as we talk about what s going on overall with the markets, talk about the idea that the investors and traders are perhaps looking at reassessing how these things, risks are setting up. a lot changed in terms of market perceptions. the risks haven t really changed. take a look at our market thermometer to see how investors and traders are gauging the level of severity that particular catalysts could have. a summer interest rate hike, yes. front and center for a lot of traders out there. so is the uk possibly leaving the european union and the u.s. election coming up this fall. the riskier aspects for the market right now, some of the ones we ve seen kind of scale back a little bit. remember, last year, china was a huge part of the story. the market volatility there. trading halts, everything. china s economy is a big concern. what they re not a big part of the narrative as they were in the latter part of last year, early this year as well. oil prices, remember ....
i hired him, he came down to do his third year from harvard at georgetown, he graduated from harvard, because his wife graduated a year ahead of him and came to work for a major law a major law firm down here. he was recommended to me then and clerked for the supreme court. everyone thought i was crazy when i asked him to come be chief counsel for the judiciary committee. i may have been the second youngest senator ever elected but i think he s the youngest person ever to head up the lead chief counsel for the judiciary committee. he has been a brilliant advisor. he has been a brilliant writer and he has been a brilliant strategist. if there is anything that came through my service that is worth noting, it s insignificant part because ron was by my side. i mean that sincerely. so ron, thank you very much. [applause] solicitor general, i can t can t see you, there you are. stand up man. [applause] i want to thank you and i mean this sincerely, for your dedication, dedica ....
analysis that aceee and the appliance awareness project that s done as well as energy zone analysis. are you really looking at bills and prices? because you said huge savings and then you said up to $500 a year on energy cost. is that correct? correct. in oklahoma the average household today their total energy bill a year is $1,296. so you re saying that because of your savings, you know, that bill would have been $1,796? is that right? absent the standards. but yet if i go back and i look at 2008, the midline whirlpool dishwasher, the average use was about $29 a year is what that unit cost to run. at the same time, the cost of the unit was $375. today the same unit is $399 and it costs $32 a month to or a year to run. the standards program s been in effect since 1987. i m just talking about you said huge savings. mm-hmm. so i m trying to figure out where the huge savings are from. because right now we re just talking about we re just talking a ....
the world to take this time and pray and ask god to continue to look over our chief and commander and those family members and keep those family members strong and love their loved ones. host: that is a good way to stop this time around. thank you for all of the calls. ,omorrow on washington journal instead of our usual lineup of to devoteare going the entire three hours to opening our phone lines, opening up twitter for your tweets and spend the full washington journal program tomorrow talking about your reaction to the events in florida. let s take you back to the white house a little less than one hour ago with president obama. president obama: today as americans, we grieve the brutal murder, the horrific massacre of dozens of his dozens of innocent people. we pray for their families who are grasping for answers with broken hearts. we stand with the people of orlando who haven t doored a terrible attack on their city. although it is still early in the investigation ....
i love you, too. i sure do. oh. i thought you were a she. you re a he. oh, pie goodness. when he was in california, anarchists laid down and threatened his personal safety. the president of the united states. i want to tell you if you elect me the president and i go to california, or i come to arkansas, and some of them lie down in front of my automobile, it will be the last time they want to lie down in front of it. we re joined here in the governor s mansion, in front of the governor s mansion, in montgomery, alabama, two miles south of downtown montgomery by dan carter. biographer of george wallace: the politics of rage, his book. dr. carter, in your book, you describe george wallace as the most influential loser of the 20th century. what do you mean by that? well, certainly of the 20th century, and the period since world war ii, to the rise of conservatism, i can t think of anyone who was more influential, not so much in creating ideas but as showing that th ....