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if ryan was okay and where ariet was. and ryan didn't know. he also called his older brother richard who was working the night shift at the queen mary hotel. >> what did richard say when you called him? >> he questioned if i was all right, he questioned where was mom, and he said who do you think it is? someone you know? >> why would richard think that you might know the people who broke into the house? >> he felt like i was the one who got tied up and they came into my room. so he was just questioning, is it something having to do with you? did they have a personal vendetta on you or anything? >> as you'll see, that is a question that would come up again. after the call, richard left work and drove to the house but the police tape was already up and they wouldn't let him through. >> i was really freaking out. what's going on? i was asking him, where is my mom at? where is my mom at? >> police took richard and ryan to the station. the boys were surprised to find themselves split up and sitting in separate interview rooms. ryan's hands were bag

worth $100 million. >> oh you are, ryan? >> pockets looking a little fat. >> you like welsh soccer? >>> coming up, wild built out of booze. he sells booze? ♪ >>> wait, what? give me a minute. >>> oh, it's my turn. >>> wait, what? took me a minute. i was like, that's different music. >> i was looking to see if ryan reynolds was still back here. he's gone. time for wait, what? you heard people are waiting forever and also looking for ps5s. they're doing everything they can. i don't understand why they can't make more and give them to the masses. >> the bots are getting them all. >> i don't understand. anyway, this guy waited 36 hours, y'all, in a line to get the ps5. he got it. >> dedication pays off. >> 36 hours. there were only two. wait, what? only two. >> wait, what? >> the officers there in this dublin, california, community actually brought people snacks and hot chocolate because they felt so bad they were waiting in line. >> did they escort him to his car, too, and make sure he got home safely without getting robbed?

i'm ryan nobles. >> nice to see you, ryan. i'm christine romans. just about 30 minutes past the hour this monday morning. a holiday week. we begin with news breaking overnight. president trump has now signed the coronavirus relief and government spending bill into law. narrowly averting a shut down in a fragile economy that would have devastated millions of people who could least afford it. now, the president's signature does extend stimulus checks, billions of dollars in aid to millions of people, but not before his delay for some unemployment benefits to lapse over the weekend. now, his threat to torpedo the bill only to approve it after damage was done is the latest example of his increasingly erratic behavior in the waning days of the presidency. >> trump was under growing pressure from republicans to approve the bill, partly to avoid sabotaging two gop senators from georgia, running to keep their seats. the president now says he's going to campaign for them next week. so with millions of americans at risk of going hungry, losing jobs, and home

ryan: how about you, ellen? ellen: i 1000% agree that this erosion of expertise, there is a big part of our society that thinks this is all bogus, that we are all operating on some self-validating belief, that there is an alternative world where people know better of how nasty and mean-spirited -- they believe in an alternative set of facts. i totally believe this is a challenge for the community, how politicians can reach the hearts of the voters. i want to take it to the next step. my greatest fear -- relief that trump is a one term president, regarding his populist message, i worry in intangible ways that the period we have been through has long-term effects. people get radicalized through this access to so-called information. the fake truths out there aree radicalizing people. we are worried about violence in the united states. my great worry still is biden will spend his entire presidency trying to restore people's belief and support for national institutions. that is going to be a rough road, i think. ryan

. >> which didn't look good for ryan. except darren's polygraph result didn't look so good either. >> how'd he do? >> he didn't do that good. he didn't pass. >> that was interesting. both suspects failed the polygraph. so now ponce looked at the evidence against darren, who gave police two entirely different accounts of the morning of the murder. first he said sandra came by to get the kids. then a minute later said she didn't. now, remember, darren and sandra were going through a divorce and a heated child custody battle. so darren apparently thought it would be a good idea to take note of run-ins with sandra, like the time she was late in picking up the boys, hoping it would one day help him in court. >> you know, going through the calendar what i found really interesting is that it's pretty detailed from january 1st, every day, all the way up until the 24th is the very last entry. and on the 25th you've got nothing. >> why is that important? because sandra was murdered that very morning, the morning of the 25th. about

>> ryan: hello. >> tamron: oh, hello, hello. >> ryan: good morning, tamron hall. nice to see you this thursday, december 3rd. it's like having a family member come visit during these times. >> tamron: we don't get to see ea

ryan: how about you, ellen? ellen: i 1000% a great that -- agree that this erosion of expertise, there is a big part of our society that thinks this is all bogus, that we are all operating on some self- validating belief, that there is an alternative world where people know better of how nasty and mean-spirited -- they believe in an alternative set of facts. atotally believe this is challenge for the community, how politicians can reach the hearts of the voters. i want to take it to the next step. that -- relit fear ef that trump is a one term president, regarding his populist message, i worry in intangible ways that the period we have been through has long-term effects. people get radicalized through this access to so-called information. areeake truths out there radicalizing people. we are worried about violence in the united states. bidenat worry still is will spend his entire presidency trying to restore people's belief and support for national institutions. that is going to be a rough road, i think. that bri

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you are on with tim ryan. ryan.: thank you, rep. i think the children are the agitators. ont is your agenda progressing -- the children and and the health-care workers need to be taken care of. i particular time. -- i appreciate your time. guest: absolutely. i sent a letter to the house leadership making sure we don't have members of congress to jump in line to get the vaccine. i think health-care workers need to be first in line to make that happen. i think that is ultimately the way it is going to be. in the heroes act that went to the senate on may 15 that we passed, we had in it hazard pay for frontline workers, including health care workers where they would get hazard pay rewarding the risk and effort they have taken on in the past several months. that is entirely appropriate. they are out there working on our behalf. we should be making sure we reward that effort. my wife is a first grade schoolteacher, we have a six-year-old in school, we have two teenagers that are in their senior and junior year. it is so complicated and tough on our teachers and parents trying t

we heard, for example, ryan's snoring and we heard about ryan wanting to have a travelling lifestyle, both of you still getting out on the road. so now your lockdown is over, i wanted to catch up. are you still doing the things you want to do together? are you still travelling? oh, yes. we have been to a few places, not as many as we would have liked. kind of hard. we have been away for a few weekend trips, been on a lot of hikes around the area. luckily, there are so many nice walks nearby. for all of us, it has been the year of pandemic. if you look back at what has happened, what stands out about how you have both coped with the crisis and the lockdown and everything that has happened? i think learning to just go with the flow and accept the things that are not in your control. no—one could have predicted this. and we are just rolling with the punches and crossing bridges as we come because you will drive yourself crazy if you don't. on this programme, we have talked to a lot of people and something that comes up again and again is the importance of relationships. you know, peopl

ryan, christine. >> selina wang, live in tokyo. thank you. >>> a saudi court has sentence ed a prominent women's rights activist to nearly six years in prison. that prison sentence is clearly a step backward for a kingdom trying to bring its conservative society into the modern world. cnn's arwa damon reports from istanbul. >> women's rights activist was not tried in normal criminal court. she was tried in what's known as specialized criminal court in saudi arabia. this is a court that is normally reserved for terrorism and national security cases. zhang was accused of speak to go foreign embassies, other activists based over seas and a number of human rights organizations. she was jailed back in 2018, a few weeks before the saudi government reversed its ban on female drivers, and trying to get that reversed was actually at the forefront of the women's rights campaign. during her stay in prison, according to her family and her defense, she was tortured. she was sexually harassed and there are also reports that she was sexually abus

ryan will vote yes on h.j.res. 107. as the member designated by mr. kilmer of washington, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. kilmer will vote yes on h.j.res. 107. as the member designated by mr. heck of washington, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. heck will ote yes on h.j.res. 107. as the member designated by mrs. lawrence of michigan, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mrs. lawrence will vote yes on h.j.res. 107. as the member designated by mr. peters of california, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. peters will vote yes on h.j.res. 107.

we heard, for example, about ryan's snoring and we heard about ryan wanting to have a travelling lifestyle, both of you still getting out on the road. so now your lockdown is over, i wanted to catch up. are you still doing the things you want to do together? are you travelling? oh, yes. we have been to a few places, not as many as we would have liked. kind of hard. we have been away for a few weekend trips, been on a lot of hikes around the area. luckily, there are so many nice walks nearby. for all of us, it has been the year of pandemic. if you look back at what has happened, what stands out about how you have both coped with the crisis and the lockdown and everything that has happened? i think learning to just go with the flow and accept the things that are not in your control. no—one could have predicted this. and we are just rolling with the punches and crossing bridges as they come because you will drive yourself crazy if you don't. on this programme, we have talked to a lot of people and something that comes up again and again is the importance of relationships. you know, people t

we heard, for example, ryan's snoring and we heard about ryan wanting to have a travelling lifestyle, both of you still getting out on the road. so now your lockdown is over, i wanted to catch up. are you still doing the things you want to do together? are you still travelling? oh, yes. we have been to a few places, not as many as we would have liked. it has been kind of hard. we have been away for a few weekend trips, been on a lot of hikes around the area. luckily, there are so many nice walks nearby. for all of us, it has been the year of pandemic. if you look back at what has happened, what stands out about how you have both coped with the crisis and the lockdown and everything that has happened? i think learning to just go with the flow and accept the things that are not in your control. no—one could have predicted this. and we are just rolling with the punches and crossing bridges as we come because you will drive yourself crazy if you don't. on this programme, we have talked to a lot of people and something that comes up again and again is the importance of relationships. you

we heard, for example, ryan's snoring and we heard about ryan wanting to have a travelling lifestyle, both of you still getting out on the road. so now your lockdown is over, i wanted to catch up. are you still doing the things you want to do together? are you still travelling? oh, yes. we have been to a few places, not as many as we would have liked. kind of hard. yeah, we have been away for a few weekend trips, we've been on a lot of hikes around the area. luckily, with wellington, there are so many nice walks nearby. for all of us, it's been the year of pandemic. if you look back at what's happened, what stands out about how you've both coped with the crisis and the lockdown and everything that's happened? i think learning to just go with the flow and accept the things that are not in your control. no—one could have predicted this. and we are just rolling with the punches and crossing bridges as we come because you will drive yourself crazy if you don't. on this programme, we have talked to a lot of people and something that comes up again and again is the importance of relations

. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new film, "songbird," sofia carson. and do-it-yourself holiday greeting card as we continue "live's celebrate and save week." plus, we will check out some of the amazing ways our viewers are lighting up there homes for the holidays. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ryan: good morning. hello. hi, there. kelly read rather. >> kelly: good morning. it is tuesday, december 8th, 2020. ryan seacrest looking extraordinarily dignified this morning. we are not entirely sure why.

>> another question for ryan. with all of his research, does he have his own vision of what the next suit should look like? >> when you are mentioning ascetics, that is what i thought. i do not make real spaces, i make costumes, so that is all i deal with. i notice a funny thing with space design. the first suits are always designed kind of in the way that they think they should be, like with science fiction. the x 15 suit and the mercury suit were silver. they really did not have to be silver, but i think the legend, scott crossfield saw that silver fabric on a table at the david clark ebony and said oh, that looks really cool. for pr, that should be what a suit should look like. over the course of gemini and apollo, they got rid of that. this is silly, we don't need that. i noticed with "the martian, " the suit looks a lot like david newman's suit. the first things are what they think they should be, but i know it will evolve into what functionally it needs to be. that is kind of the exciting thing, i think, see

>> ryan: hello. >> tamron: oh, hello, hello. >> ryan: good morning, tamron hall. nice to see you this thursday, december 3rd. it's like having a family member come visit during these times. >> tamron: we don't get to see each other that often.

ryan: absolutely. it is pretty clear that you have major players, netflix being the best example have a lot of, makers and actors wanted to work with them. you are not seeing that as much in the same way with some of these traditional studios. there was a lot of controversy when hbo max and things being put directly there, a lot of filmmakers who expressed discontentment that there films were not getting exclusive theatrical release. but i think in the longer term you will see them focused on the theater because that is where you make the bulk of your money. even though disney, for example, has put some petals on streaming first, like "soul" these past week, they indicated they will continue to do traditional platform and rolling them out in theaters. carol: i heard some of the folks earlier in europe talking about "soul." matt, can you at least plug "midnight sky" by george clooney? i watched it. we saw with reese witherspoon, big, big movie stars who are embracing streaming. it is giving it almost va

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it >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the "the disney holiday singalong," derek hough. and from "the flight attendant," rosie perez. we will show you some budget friendly gifts as we kick off "live's holiday gift guide 202 2020". all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ryan: thanks. thank you. well, i can now see no one is here. >> kelly: i told you. i told you, nobody is here. there is nobody here. same as always.

cheryl: and my thanks to ryan payne and keith fitzgerald. don't go anywhere, our look back at "wall street's" best moments of 2020 the, that is coming up next. stay with us. ♪ what day is it? ♪ did i feed you? these days it can be easy to lose track of things. i did. thank you. is this clean? but taking prescriptions shouldn't be one of them. cvs simpledose presorts your prescriptions into packets by time of day, so you know what to take when. and delivered at no cost. no. learn more at cvs.com. that's healthier made easier. can you tell me the story again? every family has their own unique story. give your family the chance to discover theirs this holiday season, with ancestry. some things are good to know. like where to find the cheapest gas in town and which supermarket gives you the most bang for your buck. something else that's good to know? if you have medicare and medicaid you may be able to get more healthcare benefits through a humana medicare advantage plan. call the number on your screen now and speak to a licensed humana sale

♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ryan: the weeknd "blinding lights." he is having quite the year. it is wednesday, december 2nd. how are you doing? >> kelly: you look like you are struggling with the thought

and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. -thank you so much. -[applause] roaring applause. -hey. hi. -thank you. hi, everybody. good morning. it is tuesday, december 29th, 2020. -but not for long. -not for long. not for long. i've got good news. i don't know if you're aware, but dick clark's new york rockin' eve with ryan seacrest 2021 airs in a couple nights. so it's already called, even though we're in 2020... -they call it 2021? -we call it 2021. we start the broadcast at 8:00 eastern in 2020 for example but it's always called the next year, which i was trying to figure...

take a bow, ryan christie. a helping hand from christoph berra was followed by the gds of chips. —— the cheeky us. stephen kingsley given an equal dell my equaliser. game on. both teams are he did it the hard way, but it's the quadruple travel for celtic. chris mcglocklin, bbc news, hampden park. such a dramatic and pulsating final. worth the wait for celtic. here's ryan christie, who scored the first goal for celtic. frustrating but to come back, to keep coming up and getting knocked down again, stepping up taking a penalty. amazing. great for the boys, it's never been done in club history. history makers again. aberdeen are up to third in the scottish premiership, after they won 2—0 at ten—man kilmarnock. there was an element of fortune about aberdeen‘s first goal, early in the second half — ryan hedges‘ shot took a deflection on its way in. kilmarnock had brandon haunstrup sent off in injury time for this profession foul on sam cosgrove, and cosgrove got up and did this from the resulting freeâ

with me, ohio democratic congressman tim ryan. congressman ryan, welcome, sir. >> good to be with you, brooke. >> senate giordamajority leader mcconnell says there will be a vote tomorrow on the defense bill, when it comes to $2,000 checks, there wasn't a lot of clarity on that. i think he is trying to buy a little time to see where members of the conference stand. do you think it will ultimately pass? >> we have to keep pushing. there are some senators that are up for re-election in two years that are going to be very concerned about this vote. they know that the average american is going through a hell of a lot, whether a small business owner that runs a restaurant or worried you'll miss a rent or car payment. those people need help and need it now. they know 600 bucks won't get it done. the house passed it, trump wants it, lights are on for some of the senators up for re-election. they have to make a tough decision. they know where the public is. i think mcconnell is trying to feel it out. i hope we can get it done. it would be

♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ryan: wait a minute. wait a minute. kelly ripa. [cheers and applause] kelly ripa, making fashion headlines as we speak. you look beautiful. i love that. >> kelly: this old thing?

with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new film, "wild thyme mountain," jamie dornan. and it's giving tuesday, so check out these amazing gifts that give back. plus, a 13-year-old girl from california gives us our good news stories of the day. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ryan: hey, good morning. starting off strong this morni morning. starting off on the right foot this morning. >> kelly: morning, everyone. it is tuesday, december 1st, 2020. one of the most horrific onset

ryan: 100%. small caps probably benefit the most from the reopening of the economy and they had the best november in the history of small caps, that shows you that's where the money is going. maria: what did the russell do in 2020? i know the nasdaq is up better than, what, 40% in 2020, ryan. ryan: the russell 2000 is up over 20%, it's exceeded the s&p this year. and it has much more runway because the nasdaq now trades at like 35, 40 times earnings whereas small cap stocks trade more like 17, 18 times earnings. much better opportunity. lower cost and much more runway. jon: do i have time to jump in with one last -- okay. maybe not. maria: go ahead, jon, you really don't. what's your -- we'll get to you after the break. coming up, exposing moscow, hermitage capital management ceo, head of the justice campaign, bill browder is here on russia's bad global behavior. stay with us did you know you can go to libertymutual.com to customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? really? i

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well, thank you, ryan. ishould plans on tackling this? well, thank you, ryan. i should say ryan, from cannock. i appreciate your questions and thank you very much for the work you do in a&e as a nurse, we really appreciate it, and thank you to all your colleagues. we are seeing increased pressures as you described and we are seeing that across many, many parts of the country, especially london and the south east, but also some other parts of the country, too. i would say two things. the first is that it is incredibly important that people are careful and cautious, especially ahead of christmas and especially if they want to see loved ones at christmas and that we are very vigilant about our own responsibility, as well as, of course, abiding by the rules. secondly, in terms of the increased pressure you mentioned on our hospitals, that is why we are taking the action that we are today in london and surrounding areas. and then on wednesday, we will look as planned across the whole country to see which areas need to be in which tiers so that we can try to keep thi

ryan: i don't think they do. i mean, i think the other issue is we have home entertainment systems now that are just awesome. if you look at my apartment here in manhattan, i have this projector that i put against the wall and it's like being at the movie theater. so to your point, maria, even before the pandemic. i didn't like going to the movies anymore. i like the popcorn. i'm going to miss that. overall, less people are inclined to go to the movies. maria: yep. i'm with you. i'm with you. we'll take a break. when we come back, password privacy, twitter and zoom topping a list nobody wants to be on this holiday season. we'll explain when we come back. stay with us. a very mariah christmas, the diva has a sweet holiday treat. it's making a buzz this morning and we'll bring it to you. "mornings with maria" is live on fox business. everyone remembers the moment they heard... "you have cancer." how their world stopped and when they found a way to face it. for some, this is where their keytruda story begins. keytru

i met mike ryan in a 12 step program that i was in. he didn't have a place to stay and let him stay on the couch in my apartment and he basically stopped paying any rent you know worked up my courage and so i got to do you have to go it's time to kick your sorry so i started like taking some of the stuff off the shelves and putting them in the boxes he grabbed me and put me into the bathroom door jam and held a knife to my throat and said if you ever touch my kid. was gone and i thought. god is gone my mom told my dad day before the murder that my grandad been there that day looking for money looking for food looking for you know we know it in our hearts identify my grandchild mom this is a this is the letter this card writes to monsoon after he's arrested he's behind bars and just dear sir i'm sure that up by this point it has become apparent to you that i am not the murder and this is a very traditional riot as well as a potential suspect but when monsoon went to find ryan to interview him he tracked him down in a jail in mississippi

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. ♪ it's live with kelly and ryan. today, the one and only jimmy kimmel. plus actor and comedian kal penn. also, we've got tips to save you money at the supermarket. and we'll meet the mosley's and their three adorable kids from pennsylvania, all next on live. and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. good morning. thank you. we've made it to the middle of the week, wednesday, december 23rd. we're really excited about somebody's birthday, which is tomorrow. but i celebrate birthday eve as well as birthday. -do you? -yes. because you know how i feel about the 23rd. -to me the 23rd... -is the most exciting? is the most exciting.

it's live with kelly and ryan! today, we catch up with leslie jones. plus, actor rainn wilson shows us his pet zonkey. also, stranger things star noah schnapp and chef michael symon teaches us some cutting edge kitchen skills. all next on live. and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. thank you! well... it's almost over. almost! 2020 is almost over. it's wednesday, december 30th. we're just having a great debate over here about who has the best pretzel bun in new york city because laurie told me that she had a double patty bacon pretzel burger at a place called emmy squared, and my stomach was growling when you were telling me about it. it's so funny, like, what occupies people's brains.

i met mike ryan in a 12 step program that i was in. he didn't have a place to stay. let him stay on the couch in my apartment and he basically stopped paying any rent you know worked up my courage and said gotta do you have to go it's time to get sorry so i started like taking some of the stuff off the shelves and putting them in the boxes he grabbed me and put me into the bathroom door jam and held a knife to my throat and said if you ever touch my kid. was gone and i thought. god is gone my mom told my dad day before the murder that my gran had been there that day looking for money looking for food looking for you know we know it in our hearts identify my grandchildren my mom this is a this is the letter this card writes to monsoon after he's arrested he's behind bars and just dear sir i'm sure that up by this point it has become apparent to you that i am not the murder and this is where he turns my riot as a potential suspect when monsoor went to find ryan to interview him he tracked him down in a jail in mississippi where i think he was arrested for breaking into

cnn's ryan nobles joins us now from smyrna, georgia. so early voting, it's hot, 2.8 million georgians cast their balance the los. who has the advantage, democrats or republicans? >> reporter: it's really hard to say at this point, jim, exactly which party is benefiting from early voting. democrats feel confident about it. republicans are sounding the alarm bells that they really need to get their voters out on election day, but it is clear that the voters here in georgia understand the stakes of this election, as you mentioned, close to 3 million early votes have already been cast and take a look at this scene behind me, we're in smyrna, which is in cobb county. there's one of five locations here that's going to finish their early voting today. this particular line right here is going to take you about three hours to get through from the time you get to the back of this line until you get all the way to the front and if you can see all the way back here behind me, this line wraps around this corner, and these folks some have been out as

arkoosh.able val bass.norable cindy the honorable ryan boyer. the honorable paige gebhardt cognetti. just a little historical note. folks are putting their ballot box duster the ballots in a ballot box designed by benjamin franklin. the honorable daisy cruz. dahlkemper.e kathy honorable janet diaz. the honorable charles hadley. the honorable jordan harris. the honorable malcolm kenyatta. the honorable gerald lawrence. the honorable clifford levine. the honorable virginia mcgregor. the honorable nancy mills. the honorable marian moskovitz skowitz. the honorable josh shapiro. the honorable sharif street. honorable connie williams. and myself, the honorable rick bloomingdale. direct's the tellers to count the ballots. once the count is complete, they will advise the college of the result. at this time i would like to thank our alternate electors for being here today in case of being called into service -- [reading names] [applause] recognizes the head teller, the honorable richard fitzgerald from allegheny county. thank you, madam president. it is

miss ryan, grarks on breaking the news. thanks for being was tonight. >> thank you, rachel. >> so one of the things you put, i think, in stark context in relief was that just on the face of it, having the i.g. outreach to federal prosecutors here, it suggested the seriousness of the probe. can you stress how important when it's about the cabinet secretary himself? >> that is right. rachel, as you said, inspector general michael missile, who is responsible for oversight of the department of veteran affairs, released a bombshell report today that secretary wilkie and the senior staff were involved in a smear compaampaign on a wo staffer who worked on issues, and they tried to dig up dirt on her when she said she was assaulted at the v.a. hospital in the district. and the a.g. felt that wilkie had possibly purgered himself, and that by tasking one of his public affairs people to get a hit job story on the woman that was that was interveeshing with the claim she was assaulted so what i do want to say, this was not -- this refer

and ryan dietrich is chief market strategist at lpl financial. ryan, i'm going to start with you because you always bring the heat with these great stats, some of which i admit i have lifted for the rbi on worldwide exchange this is the one you put out today. we have been up 10% in november and december on the s&p five times since world war ii and in january we have gone up five times i 100% success rate. the past no predictor of the future, but do you see those kind of gains making it 6 for 6? >> well, sully, first off, thanks for having me back. but we do. and the other part to that, what happens the full next year higher again five out of five times s&p up almost 18% on average i love what bob mentioned before we came on, just some of the froth. i came on with you guys april, may, june, july. we were bullish. not too many people were now everybody's bullish. so that can -- maybe january, which has been a really weak month the past 20 years, maybe you have a little bit of a pullback or so but i'll tell you, all these different things that are h

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