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they said we are not endorsing tiktok, that look like an endorsement to your point. and then the air national guardsman saying i am not making a political statement but he says in the ad if my platform was taken away, it would be devastating. so, presumably, you are against legislation taking tiktok away which is by definition a political stance. it is curious to me come in remind me of joe biden saying let's been tiktok off executive branch devices but i stilling my army of influencers to win, that is hypocrisy. >> harris: emily? >> emily: started as a legal analyst, i was a federal attorney. everything you do outside work activity, you have to get approval for it. every single time i was requested to come on air, i would submit it through the ranks and get approval end-over-end started being a little bit more constrictive and by the end, the government, the federal government, you can no longer identify as a federal attorney on air so just a
tell your parents where you were going to and be out until 9:00 at night and the parents were happy, they are doing house stuff, but they could say to their kids, go out and play in america. >> and you are worried we lost that? >> parents don't feel free to say that anymore. parents have a much more constrictive sense of safety of their kids. >> all right. we are going to do a little quiz for both of you. >> here we go, peggy. peggy and i are both from masapequa. >> who is not from massapequa on the list? >> seinfeld is from massapequa. i don't know if howard stern is. alec baldwin i think his parents were teachers. brian setzer, i don't know.
and that cascades down to consumer sentiment and what businesses will did for the future, and all of that is constrictive on the economy. >>neil: -- >>shepard: what are people supposed to do with whatever machine they have? >>guest: you are hearing people tell people to sit tight. i'm not sure whether that is the right or wrong thing given the direction of the market, but one thing they don't have to fall back on, in the past would say they go up and they go down but i still have my biggest asset, the traditional biggest asset for a house was the house and the house was appreciating over the previous 20 or 30 years and now they don't have that. so that will contribute to what is going on in the market particularly if the mortgage is underwater, into this reverse wealth effect. >>shepard: it is grip. the prospects are grim at the moment we hope someone can figure something out. thank you, john.