jack otter: jack hough: what is reasonable excitation for return for investors? >> valuations don't look bad. they don't look fantastic. there is a lot of uncertainty where things will end up but even on my below consensus numbers we are pretty reasonable for this year. jack hough: far below? >> i meant 199. even -- jack hough: that a big difference. >> we don't look fantastic but we look okay. jack hough: does that anticipate a recession? sound like a big difference. >> if you look at stock market pricing in october, it baked in a mild short shallow recession that takes place in 2023. the things that takes valuations lower, this is the risk, if you see a recession in 2,024 that hasn't been priced yet. jack hough: are their part of the stock market that are more vulnerable than others, to missing earnings in a roundabout way of saying what would be your favorite sectors to invest in? >> the tech space is really interesting. we can overrate that sector because we want to keep our toes in the growth trade. they got the risked last year. the value sector, things lik

jack otter: is there money safe? carleton: the fbi ensures 2004 accounts, that applies to most people. jack otter: following the awful news from east palestine, ohio, barron looked at this industry. what did we find? jack hough: norfolk southern cut its per mile spending on train inspections by 8% a year from 2017-20 one. cut spending on repairs and maintenance by 7% and 5% and no cuts to those sizes by big railroads, union's pacific, north work -- norfolk southern had three serious accidents including the awful call chemical spill in east palestine. the national safety trans rotation board says it is under special investigation for safety culture, we diligently monitor our trains and infrastructure to identify hazards. this is part of the broader debate about the industrywide cost cutting move called precision scheduled railroading, longer trains with less switching, allows you to close rail yards and reduce head count, it is good for profits, good for share prices. labor groups say it's a problem for safety. the tr

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jack hough: as jack likes to tell us, the stock market goes up 80% of the time. it goes up 80% of the time. this is one of those times the market had been falling. it hit the 200 day moving average and started down despite the fact we had the fed governor tell us we need rates to go higher and yields following, we had the two your hit 5%, the tenure over 4% for the first time since november. everything kept going up. tech stocks kept winning, the only sector that was positive in february and utilities fell 0.8%, the worst performer, they fall because dividends don't look as good when yields are rising. jack otter: the inverted yield curve is an old story. if rates keep on rising, can investors keep on smiling. what do you see? jack hough: a strategist i keep following predicted we will get a six months rally, going 15% and end in april around 4300 and he put out a note friday that he believes that will happen. i think he's right. you don't have to like the stock market to think it's going to go up. in a secular bear market, it means we get groups of 20% in both d

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jack otter: let's go to actionable ideas. ben: looking at oracle, trading at a 52 week high, jpmorgan touted the progress they are making with their cloud business, looking pretty interesting. jack otter: i like your pick, has a connection to social security. carleton: the pick with humana. they focused on ensuring older americans are tied to the medicare advantage plans. the stock trades relatively cheaply as the market multiple but has twice the growth of the s&p. ben: if you don't think medicare will cover your costs, any insurance policy, the leading what will help out. thanks for that. great ideas. to read more check this week's addition of barron.com, follow us on twitter,@barrononline. we have a special farewell. maureen murphy, who has been our producer since the launch of this show is moving on from the television business. we are going to miss the reassuring sound of her voice in our ear every week, but we know she will be watching a separate when she goes to italy, a well-deserved trip and she can tape the show. th

will we see more of jack ma? . ., , forgiven? will we see more of jack ma? . . , , , . ~' jack ma? can he really speak what he wants _ jack ma? can he really speak what he wants to _ jack ma? can he really speak what he wants to say - jack ma? can he really speak what he wants to say or- jack ma? can he really speak what he wants to say or is i jack ma? can he really speak what he wants to say or is it | what he wants to say or is it jackin what he wants to say or is it jack in a box. he is back but he is talking about education and agriculture. can he really be the public figure he was before? it is doubtful in this current environment but the symbolism of him being back is helpful. symbolism of him being back is helful. , ., ~ . ., ., helpful. duncan clark, chairman and founder— helpful. duncan clark, chairman and founder of _ helpful. duncan clark, chairman and founder of bvh _ helpful. duncan clark, chairman and founder of bvh china. - helpful. duncan clark, chairman| and founder of bvh china. thank you forjoining us on the programme. after a break for winter, a new school ye

but for jack jack wa it's to uplift teens when they're at their lowest. he's dedicated his life to helping thousands of them for 35 years. last year, the city named february. 28 jack to quiet day in honor of that crawford's ella sogomonian tells us more about the man and his mission. >> jack, jack quinn marches toward san francisco's juvenile hall as he has done nearly every day for the last 3 decades. he has met with many different teams. overtime, always with the same mission to listen and to empower are mostly i don't know how to really explain it. committed to doing it. i know that. >> there's a job to do. there's work to do news young people to really work jack started working with young people back in the 70's as a counselor at a local public school there. he crossed paths with a teacher named doctor marshall jack says he tired of watching kids drop out of school and attended funerals for students who overdosed on drugs were shot. >> so together, they launched a nonprofit to get kids out of trouble and into college. they called it the omega boy now

jack: this is a real old section. joe: at the cemetery's edge is an old section where shifting land and unchecked nature have reclaimed the graves of some of its oldest residents. beneath thick brush and poison oak, few even realized they were here. jack: but we've got a map that shows exactly who's here and where it is, if somebody wanted to visit them at your own risk. charlie: walter keller. you got a pretty steep hillside. joe: charlie kelly doesn't mind the risk. charlie: there are five in this immediate area here, and actually i see one over here that i hadn't even noticed before. joe: the san anselmo neighbor has become a regular here. charlie: i've explored this hillside pretty carefully and i think i've located most of them. joe: the graves were so obscured kelly and others using the adjacent trail didn't even notice them. charlie: howdy. anyway, what was the question? joe: the question is then, how did kelly find them? charlie: during the winter when all the undergrowth died back, suddenly these headstones j

jack: this is a real old section. joe: at the cemetery's edge is an old section where shifting land and unchecked nature have reclaimed the graves of some of its oldest residents. beneath thick brush and poison oak, few even realized they were here. jack: but we've got a map that shows exactly who's here and where it is, if somebody wanted to visit them at your own risk. charlie: walter keller. you got a pretty steep hillside. joe: charlie kelly doesn't mind the risk. charlie: there are five in this immediate area here, and actually i see one over here that i hadn't even noticed before. joe: the san anselmo neighbor has become a regular here. charlie: i've explored this hillside pretty carefully and i think i've located most of them. joe: the graves were so obscured kelly and others using the adjacent trail didn't even notice them. charlie: howdy. anyway, what was the question? joe: the question is then, how did kelly find them? charlie: during the winter when all the undergrowth died back, suddenly these headstones j

elaine: next we will go to jack. jack, being a -- you hit up the aspi center for opportunity now. what opportunities are a missing out on because of the spiritual darkness that has taken a hold of our youth? jack: we are missing out on the opportunity to save souls. 70 times we talk about politics and prosperity, but we forget what jesus talked about. jesus told out -- judas -- jesus told us to preach the gospel to all races and creeds. he was not talking about your political party or ideology. he was talking about people going to heaven. if we talk about the cultural issues, it is because people do not understand heaven and hell. people do not want to talk about heaven and hell, we want to sugarcoat everything. we wonder why kids are going out to write in the treat while we have a country with 24 fatherless kids. when you read the last worse -- the last verse of the old testament it says if fathers do not honor their kids we are living under a curse. it is up to the belieber to preach the gospel of jesus christ on bashfully. right now our land is cursed. when you go into public s

profit from jack daniels hard earned goodwill and associate jack daniels whiskey with excrement, but dozens of trademark experts are siding with v. i p claiming it's speech is non commercial. there was no apparent consensus among the judges as to which company should prevail. a ruling is expected by the end of june. andrew rhiannon andrea. thank you five year old cuban refugee elian gonzalez, who became the poster boy for extreme child custody cases is all grown up and set to become a legislator in cuba after his mother drowned on their way to the u. s gonzales ended up in miami with relatives. they wanted him to stay, but his father wanted him back home in cuba. so back, he went now gonzalez is a 29 year old married father of two who is set to take his seat in the legislature. legislature earlier next early next week story, i think a lot of us, remember? wow. 29 years old. remember when he was just a little boy coming up the dangerous new delivery scam sweeping across america. what you need to know before answering the door for a delivery. you're not expecting% and later in the mix.

jack daniels advertised in serious way that jack is everyone's friend and it is a playful parody to other best friend. it's clear whathe complaint wasbout is not spaniels. they are complaining about the speech, th parody, the comparison to dogs and a badde d spaniel, not the mark. the noncompetitive goods like the spaniels are likely to cause confusion as to the source or as the court recognized qui properly in campbell, companies simply do not license their own products. the circuits developed the roge test tprotect expressive works generally it keeps the threat of that's particularly true whenech cebries go after parodies. thcitor general agrees the multifactor test i ual applied doesn't work for parodies and the district court must apply the ftors here. more broadly the test that has your project speech like holocaust insurance or michelob mazi is broken. a test that requires significant resources to vindicate obvious. he is like al qaeda or holoc is simply the wrong tool for the b. if the court is inclined for the solicitor general'sition the court should provide more guidance than si

but obviously jack is the exception.— half feet tall. but obviously jack is the exception. well, it wasn't to be for the andrews _ is the exception. well, it wasn't to be for the andrews family - is the exception. well, it wasn't to i be for the andrews family today, but jack has another chance at the festival tomorrow, to show the world his height isn't his only claim to fame. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. not the tallest weather presenter, i'm afraid, chris fawkes was not available this evening. northern

what jack daniels is upset about is not the utilitarian good. they are upset about the speech on it. >> but it does matter whether you put it on the shelf because the lanham act doesn't care about that. if you put it on the shelf, then you're not using it in commerce. you're not shopp it around and potentially confusing peopl into thinking that jack daniels is selling this. at's the whole heartland of the trademark. >> if eyold that way not to be used with a dog but a a soft sculpture for people to buan put on their shelf to get a good lah at the joke which some people g iected that would take away its utilitarian value but it would keep its expressive value becau what people laugh at isn't the fact 's a dog toy with the speech. >> if jack daniels was doing th that would say when you were sued, i mean, i vip was doing that to a test that would say is this item being used as a source identifier for this producin a way that would confuspeople into thinking that jack daniels was actually sponsoring or i was made by jack daniels or whatever, would y

man and his mission. >> jack, jack quinn marches toward san francisco's juvenile hall as he has done nearly every day for the last 3 decades. he has met with many different teams. overtime, always with the same mission to listen and to empower are mostly i don't know how to really explain in committed to doing it. i know that. >> there's a job to do. there's work to do news young people to really work with jack started working with young people back in the 70's as a counselor at a local public school there. he crossed paths with a teacher named doctor robert marshall. jack says he tired of watching kids drop out of school and attended funerals for students who overdosed on drugs were shot. >> so together, they launched a nonprofit to get kids out of trouble and into college. they called it the omega boy now known as alive and their promise to those who qualify as higher education tuition free. >> to date, they've celebrated 239 graduates. really? he just doesn't give up. you really believe in young people. >> he believes that they see the big picture. >> and, you and believe in thems

combat was fit for jack when he joined the u.s. navy. he trained as an aviation machinist and mechanic in san diego. he was then assigned to ford island, pearl harbor, hawaii. soon after he lined up for roll call that fateful sunday morning the first bomb was dropped on pearl hashon only about -- harbor only about 100 yards from him. he heard the loud explosions and how as i looked up i saw a plane circle and head straight for me so he jumped in a nearby ditch. jack never forgot that moment. seeing the face of the pilot. hearing the roar of the plane's engine. and the sight of his guns aimed right at him. nor did he ever forget the prayer he offered. god, don't let me die in this ditch. thankfully, jack was spared and that ditch would become a makeshift machine gun nest that he would man for the next three days. after the attack at pearl harbor jack flew missions in support of hawaii and midway. at midway, jack's aircraft was the second to spot the japanese fleet but first to transmit the fleet to the u.s.s. yorktown. jack's crew would f

jack daniels advertised in a serious way that jack is everyone's friend and it a playful parody to other best friend. it's clear what the complaint was about is notpaniels. they are complaining about the speech, the parody, the comparisono dogs and a baddest d spaniel, not the mark. the noncompetitive goods like thspaniels are likely to cause confusion as to the source or as the court recognized quite proper in campbell, companies sio not lic their own products. circuits developed the rogers test to protect expressive works generally and it keeps t threat of litigationro silencing speech that's particularly truehe celebrities go after parodies. the solicitor general agrees the multifactor test is usually applied doesn't work for parodies and the distrurt must apply the factors here. more broadly the test that has your project s like hocaust insurance or michelob magazine is broken. a test that requis significant resources to vindicate obvious. he i like al qaeda or holocaust is simply the wrong tool for the job. if the court is inclined for the solicitor general's position the court shou

jack. wa day in his honor on this anniversary conference, ella sogomonian tells us more about the man and his mission. >> jack, jack quinn marches toward san francisco's juvenile hall as he has done nearly every day for the last 3 decades. he has met with many different teams. overtime, always with the same mission to listen and to empower are mostly i don't know how to really explain it. committed to doing it. i know that. >> there's a job to do. there's work to do news young people to really work with jack started working with young people back in the 70's as a counselor at a local public schools there. he crossed paths with a teacher named doctor marshall jack says tired of watching kids drop out of school and attended funerals for students who overdosed on drugs or were shot. >> so together, they launched a nonprofit to get kids out of trouble and into college. they called it the omega boy now known as alive and their promise to those who qualify as higher education tuition free to date

jack's remarkable record of selfless service truly distinguished himself in the community. but jack was not just a committed public servant. he was also a dedicated family man as well. jack was a loving husband to virginia, known to many as jenny, a father to michael, kelly, and kristen, and grandfather to 12 grandchildren who lit up his world and knew him best as pop. he was also the brother to marine corps chuck kilbride, a great man who works on long island, to make sure underprivileged children see the blessings of the holiday season each and every year by leading our toys for tots program. upon jack's death, he marked the members of the veterans of foreign wars, american legion, marine corps league and law enforcement foundation as his friends and comrades in arms. on this day, i join many friends and my friend, major chuck kilbride, in remembering the life and legacy of john kilbride, a man who lived his life and service to his family, his community and this great nation. new york's fourth congressional district truly lost an incredible, selfless neighbor, but jack's

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. >>> jack daniels under fire. we take you to the town covered in black fungus. the culprit? vapors from the whiskeymaker's barrel houses. how residents are fighting back. >>> and skiing into history. american mikaela shiffrin smashes the record, the most world cup victories ever what she told us right after. >> how does it feel to be the greatest of all time >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening parts of california are underwater today first came the unrelenting rain from what the national weather service is calling a unparalleled weather event, but early this morning, the unthinkable happened take a look at this. this is a levee in monterey, california, just south of san francisco, that has given way. the levee breached, sending floodwaters gushing toward communities below. thousands were evacuated, and it is still unclear just how bad the damage is. a desperate effort is under way right now to plug that breach and stop the flooding. across central and north california, the rain has washed away roads and flooded communities. unfort

jack daniel's trademark and trade dress and associates is whiskey with dog jack daniel's lawyer lisa blatt argued the bad spaniels toy shaped and decorated like their whiskey bottle hurts their brand pervasive, copying and trading offer brands. good. well tends to confuse and survey results showing consumer confusion indicate that the pair dist to too much popping and not enough distinguishing moyers for that. we manufacture vip products, argue the dock toy is a joke and says america's leading distiller of whiskey, quote, lacks a sense of humor. doesn't matter whether you use it with your dog or you put it on the shelf as i plan to do and laugh at it from time to time. it is still an expression. the toy company says consumers can easily distinguish between the 2 products and told the justices that parity is protected by the first amendment was the parity. the parity is to make fun of marks to take themselves seriously. i mean, you say that. but even you know, you make fun of a lot of marks. are all of these companies taking themselves too seriously yet? yes, a ruling on the case is e

the w jack power again. brussel. jack, thanks to look let's get around up now. some other headlines. slovakia says it has stand for fight address jets to ukraine with another 9 and you in the coming weeks. this the phil's a pledge it might last week to do i night the make 29 aircraft and make slovakia the 2nd night a member after poland to pledge warplanes for the ukrainian armed forces. north korea says it's tested a new underwater nuclear attack drone as well. as cruise missiles, pyongyang has carried out to spite of weapons testing recent days in response to joint south korea, u. s. military training exercises. well, it's time now to talk about tick tock. and that's because the theo of the popular video sharing app has faced a grilling by us lawmakers who are worried that the app, which is chinese island, is passing on use the data to the chinese government. that could be a serious potential national security threat. questions also focused on where the summit content on tick tock is harmful, especially to teenagers. everyone is show here and the ceo of picked

>> jack daniel's needs to pay. and then the future needs to get insured food so this is all incorporated in the cost of your jack daniel's bottles, and by the, way i've been to the town, and has been a dry, county linking county since prohibition. >> so it is dry, but -- >> we try county? >> and they are dealing with a fungus of jack daniel's their, punishment they don't even get to drink it. >> you can't drink it. >> i was thinking about having a little taste of that after the great show tonight, just get, home now thinking about that fungus, that is crazy. >> they can't drink it in that county? >> they can't. >> i was asking, you, clay, could this be a class action? >> it could be for all the, residents i don't know how many residents finally can county. >> the pollution, all that? >> thank you very much for that. i do suggest you have whisky. then, need to tell you about this programming note, ever wonder what it is like to take on vladimir putin? erin burnett speaks with one of the daughters of putin's toughest

she never loved jack. and so this was a running sort of constant theme. and when you it clashes so much with the image of the kids, you know, playing touch football and sailing and and those big, beautiful kennedy smiles, always looking happy. and and there was a lot of joy. this was this was the thing that ted tried to capture and maintain all his life and and jackie herself said that that among the brothers and sisters, other families were flat. this was like soda pop. it was effervescence all the time. and they played and worked off each other. but we never knew the rose story, i think, until. you know, maybe, what, 20 years ago when nigel hamilton wrote, the book about jfk that daughters always when i wrote book the daughters so eunice gene was so protective of rose and they would not have been as you know they they protested too much and that ted could up this warm loving, compassionate i mean, talk about him as a father father. he was a warm and compassionate father who tried to do as much as he could, given the time restraints on it, which is what

and jack smith was given a deadline of six a.m. miss morning for filing his response this afternoon the appeals court ruled evan corcoran must testify to the grand jury because judge howell, who had issued the order, had found that evan corcoran's testimony is subject to the crime fraud exception to the attorney client privilege. now let's just stop right here and consider what happened in the judicial system between the close of business on friday and the federal district court in washington, and the close of business today, wednesday, in the federal federal district court of washington. we saw an appeal of district court judges order processed in less than three days. each party had to file their briefs two days after the district judge ruled in the case. the appeals court ruled on those filings on the same day that they were filed. we have seen that kind of process take the better part of a year in other federal cases. sometimes longer than that. the last three days have been the worst days of donald trump's life as a delay prod

. >> jack, jack quinn marches toward san francisco's juvenile hall as he has done nearly every day for the last 3 decades. he has met with many different teams. overtime, always with the same mission to listen and to empower are mostly i don't know how to really explain and just doing committed to doing it. i know that. >> there's a job to do. there's work to do news young people to really work with jack started working with young people back in the 70's as a counselor at a local public school there. he crossed paths with a teacher named doctor marshall jack says he tired of watching kids drop out of school and attended funerals for students who overdosed on drugs or were shot. >> so together, they launched a nonprofit to get kids out of trouble and into college. they called it the omega boy now known as alive and their promise to those who qualify as higher education tuition free to date. they've celebrated 239 graduates. really? he does doesn't give up. you really believe in young people >> he believes that they see the big picture. >> and, you and believe in themselves that they can

i want to associate my remarks was jack _ i want to associate my remarks was jack. this _ i want to associate my remarks was jack. this is — i want to associate my remarks was jack. this is fascinating from the united _ jack. this is fascinating from the united states perspective. when can you really— united states perspective. when can you really retire in the united states? — you really retire in the united states? you can start to get a bit of consistency at 62, then 65, but you get— of consistency at 62, then 65, but you get full— of consistency at 62, then 65, but you get full retirement benefits here at — you get full retirement benefits here at 72. there are a lot of people — here at 72. there are a lot of people here in the states who are scratching — people here in the states who are scratching their heads and saying, if you _ scratching their heads and saying, if you are — scratching their heads and saying, if you are going to raise it from 62 to 64, _ if you are going to raise it from 62 to 64, what— if you are going to raise it from 6

jack smith. something else. judge borough howl is the district judge who first ruled that the crime products section applied. she issued an order under seal that nevertheless was reported on and has said that the government had made a prima facie is showing that the former president committed criminal violations. that's not the first time that a court opined that the law was probably broken in trump's handling of the mara lago documents. remember for that search warrant to have been executed at mara lago, a showing of probable cause would have had to have been made to the court. judge howell's ruling is not a guarantee of trump being charged , but it might be a sign that the documents case is a much bigger problem for trump than paying for stormy daniels. silence. the cover up is often worse than the crime, right? in the documents case, it may turn out that notes from trump's lawyer could reveal a plan and or action by the former president to cover up and or perpetrate improper conduct regarding

jack smith. something else. judge borough howl is the district judge who first ruled that the crime products section applied. she issued an order under seal that nevertheless was reported on and has said that the government had made a prima facie is showing that the former president committed criminal violations. that's not the first time that a court opined that the law was probably broken in trump's handling of the mara lago documents. remember for that search warrant to have been executed at mara lago, a showing of probable cause would have had to have been made to the court. judge howell's ruling is not a guarantee of trump being charged, but it might be a sign that the documents case is a much bigger problem for trump than paying for stormy daniels. silence. the cover up is often worse than the crime, right? in the documents case, it may turn out that notes from trump's lawyer could reveal a plan and or action by the former president to cover up and or perpetrate improper conduct regarding c

jack and jack did drive him crazy and i but but he had certain admiration for jack's brilliance. jack's, you know, i he knew jack was basically a good he just thought as hansen he wasn't much of an institutionalist and that bothered him very much he when we were both in the bush i think bush made him secretary of hud. hud and he used to drive us crazy and the white he'd call me as a good friend. when i was in the white house, hinson came to get the president, so he was an on what was going on in russia and expert on india and on everything. but hud had. and he would call drive you nuts about that because jack didn't mean an issue he didn't have an opinion on there's a question that could i wendell primus a longtime staffer at the ways means committee. and i guess i wish i had had the nerve to ask for one of the barber conable drawings. oh he was the best at that. and i guess my question is how, do we get back to a republican party carnival and grayson and frenzel and bob, michael, etc. ? and maybe i would hint the answer is doing something about i mean, i think sad to be a member

this does look like a big bust up going forward. exhaust on the ws jack paris brussel jack thankfully. okay, his round up now some other will news headlines. so vakio says it has sent for fighter jets to ukraine with another 9 jew in the coming weeks. this, the phil's a pledge that it made last week to die night and make 29 aircraft and makes lubarski at the 2nd night. i remember after poland to pledge warplanes all the ukrainian armed forces. north korea says it's tested, a new underwater nuclear attack drone, as well as cruise missiles. pyongyang is carried out of spite of weapons tests in recent dies in response to join to south korea. u. s. military training exercises a british court has found a senior nigerian politician and his wife are guilty of trafficking, a man to the u. k. to provide his kidney for their daughter. e k. a query mater, the former deputy president of nigeria. senate was accused of exploiting a street trade of from lagos for a few $1000.00 our time now to talk about tick tock. and that's because the ceo of the popular video sharing up as far as the grilling by

jack was a hero of kansas agriculture. he painstakingly operated the k-state ranch in kansas, one of the largest producer of hereford cattle in the united states. national cattle beach association, and archer daniels midland. he was a visionary or kansas state university. most importantly alongside his late wife, he raised his family on faith. his wife, donna, who passed away on may 3, 2020 was larger in life in her own right. she was a hardworking philanthropist that put her family first. she was a proud k-state supporter who built deep long lasting relationships with athletic directors and students alike. they were servant leaders through and through and they were recognized together as a couple as the kansan humanitarians of the year in 2018. what a legacy this great couple leaves behind for their children and grandchildren to emulate and remember them by and what a blessing for jack to join his life donna to rest with their lord. to mary, marty, john, and their children, and all of jack and donna's family blessed by th

then of course jack brewer. jack was a football player, come on, go ahead. he can let him know how much you appreciate what he has done. moreover what he is doing is so wonderful. center for opportunity. so many things. heen even played for the cardinals. i am from arizona i love all of that. and so many of us follow football. what you're doing now is such an amazing thing. i want to start with the question he is like what is it? so let's start with you. there's been widespread rioting, looting, political violence in america. what are the spiritual implications of the dessa craters on american culture? >> that's a great question, thank you. the writing, the looting, the pulling down of images of great men and women who have made this country, who have created its basic institution serving the common good. that's exactly what desecration is. the word desecration is used most often when someone goes into a church, breaks a window, pulled down a statue, it messes up an altar. or even disturbs the act of worship itself. desecration what matt and i wrote about in