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Hanging over his current real estate and resort holdings. some of that comes due fairly soon. he's personally guaranteed it. he's feeling the squeeze. he's selling off other assets. lo and behold, he gins up this charade to convince people to plop money on his desk, and they have. and he will probably make out from that okay. but anyone else who thinks they're going to stick around this project for anything longer than 15 minutes and make money should have their heads examined, i think. and beyond the financial chicanery involved is there's a national security threat here. on saturday they dis...

Or hurt short term. >> neither, ana. this is telegraphed. investors have been said that they take their foot off the accelerator and they did it. markets took it in stride and the stock market is still at a record high. long-term interest rates didn't move so i don't think this is a big deal for the typical american. it's the start of a process and normalization of a monetary policy as the country and i don't think that means much. >> which probably is in good news for a lot of americans who feel like these price hikes are a big deal. treasury second janet yellen said inflation is high but it'...

agenda and he has talked about trade protection. there are other issues where the president didn't seem to have a strong ideological position. he's been a protectionist, thought the trade wars were good. this zero sum view that in trade one side has to win and one has to lose rather than trading around the world. given that the president believes this stuff and is now implementing some of it, the markets have to respond. you see effects all over the economy. it's agriculture and like our technology sector. companies that rely on imports from china in order to make finished goods like micro...

Had wall street executives transferring risk into the american pension system and then when it blew up, they had bought insurance, the wall street executives had bought insurance that the garbage they were selling to america's pensions was going to blow up, it did. aig was happy to collect the insurance money but didn't have anything to pay out. so we all had to pay it in our tax dollars to pay off goldman sachs $3 billion that went into their bonus pool and across wall street. the bigger question for me, richard, it confirms, again, all of our worst fear, that wall street executives were gami...