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It doesn't seem like it is a hike in rates b should it be? this. >> they're definitely not going to start raising interest rates until they stop buying bonds. neil: exactly. >> take heart. there are five things that got us to these record, record highs in the markets. [audio difficulty] accelerating inflation, accelerating corporate profits, historical fiscal stimulus and historical monetary stimulus. and with the exception of the fed, the other four are softening. early indicators because, of course, markets like to price things in really far in advance, remember, by the time those economic d...

Showed spalling in the concrete, cracks in the concrete, water on the ground there. you know about the 2018 report that was done by the engineer. does any of that raise red flags for you? >> [ audio difficulty ]. you know, while some of those things -- i've seen things like that in lots of buildings. the bottom line is you have this particular building, and a lot of buildings, you have the building tower and then the first floor and the basement stick out further than the tower in the plan, and that's where you have planters and driveways and stuff like that. so you have waterproofing on those...

Waterproofing. the issue is when water gets into a crack, all concrete cracks, it's made to crack. water gets into a crack. in the north, you worry about it freezing and thawing, because when water freezes it expands and that makes the crack bigger. you also worry about -- [ audio difficulty ] then you can get rust in the reinforcing steel. when rust gets in the reinforcement steel, at first glance it might look like it's really severe, but remember, it's an expanded material. you take a wire brush and you brush off that rust and you might find you only lost a 16th of an inch of a half inch or...

Things like a bomb explosion -- [ awed audio difficulty ] things like that, a trigger kind of event. foundations moving around more than a certain amount. all those things are trigger events. sometimes buildings talk to you if you can listen to them, so what happens is it's possible that slabs in the building were deflecting for long periods of time. that means spinning downward and nobody knew anything about it or didn't understand it. all those things can eventually lead to a problem. there are other issues that participated in the collapse. what you want to do is try to find the trigger. >>...

You is tell us what that feels like, what that atmosphere is like, what happened in that moment as you approached the crowd with your camera recording ? [audio difficulty] rachel: i think we're having some tech issues with you, tijana. we're going to work on that audio -- pete: i really want to hear that answer. i mean, what's it like. rachel: you know who knows what it's like? dan bongino, rand paul, all the member of congress that were leaving the white house, what