let s give each other a chance and lower the temperature. i like the tone he s setting john, already. reporter: and just adding, see each other again, listen to each other again. so that s that s the, you know, it s not just words but actually putting them into action. the speech really ranged. you had langston hughes reference in there, on eagle s wings, he quoted theodore parker. it was, again, this is what speech making sound like, and president trump hasn t spoken like this, hasn t chosen to, and this was a speech that seeks to use the words in the moment to bring the nation together and move it along. words can t do everything in a presidency, but they can do a lot. reporter: and to say he wants to root out systemic racism. do you know how long people have been waiting for someone in that position to say that, to acknowledge, a, that it exists, and then to acknowledge we want to do something about it. that s very powerful. o donnell: that it will be a priorit
on the year did not deliver perfection, so we have the big tech stocks selling off. that is a big market drag. looking at the worst week going back to march. david: but they are not buying bonds. what is that about? abigail: it is interesting they are not buying bonds, they are not looking for that haven hedge against the stock. it tells you may be investors think the text selling will be a one-week type of thing, although a second week in a row, or it could be to your point from earlier around the fed, the ultimate buyer so it some point the fed will be back in. not that big of a deal. harder to look at bonds as a cross asset tell given the fact you do have the fed in their. you have the yield curve steepening. that could cause stocks to get more jumpy. it is healthy to have the yield curve steepening, but it can create gyrations. we have oil lower. do your point they are selling everything on this friday. guy: thank you so much for that report david: site you thank you
precaution on television for that. this is how we prevail with joy. and how an exciting president is leading away. we now invite you to enjoy our virtual program coming to you from our air force pavilion leadership academy oval office with congressman matt mates jan gates. and john hi bush. congressman matt gates. welcome too the library. i wish we had you here and not social distance as you are on the different coast. what a terrific book. congratulations. sweetie thank you so much it was a joy writing it. particularly a joy to participate in a life and trim vibrant movement in our politics today. whether one is on the political right or political left, what we see is a lot of energy, passion and this he hasn t. i was glad to reflect on my perspective. host: i think i read in the book you love sports for you like baseball, he likes sports. i was a kid is in the baseball a lot. there is a book that came out maybe you ve even read it it was by a pitcher for the yankees, sa
philanthropist. also save the giant panda at the zoo and also bringing the magna carta to the archives. so how do you do it all? what about your leadership? i feel i was as good of a leader as the people i interviewed so i talk about what i try to do as a leader to recognize i went out to interview the most famous that i knew who were leaders in business or culture and the book is a summary of what they told me it takes to be a leader. you feel any particular qualities of leadership from these people? so tell me what you found to be the most important quality or the connected thread? assistance is number one because nobody wakes up and can get anything done that they want nobody has ideas that are sold brilliant when jeff basil so i will sell books on the internet people laugh also communicate with other people and learn on - - teach them so they can work with you and also it s important to be humble with the humility that gets further than arrogance but in the end thos
$4 trillion in debt. going into debt, an additional million in an hour and a half. it s not the republicans fault, of course, and it s not the democrats fault, and what i m looking for is who did it. now, they re the two folks involved, so maybe if you put them together, they did it. the facts are, we have to fix it. somewhere out there there is an extraterrestrial doing this to us, i guess. everybody said they will take responsibility. someone somewhere has to take responsibility for this. that was independent candidate ross perot during three separate debates in 1992 talking about one of his favorite issues, the u.s. debt. in that election the texas businessman won 90% of the popular vote, the largest vote for an independent candidate sin since. good night and thank you for being with us. we re doing this series as a way of looking at american history through the lens of presidential candidates who failed in the white house but had an influence on american history. ro