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that's why, at barclays, our ambition is to always realize yours. >>> sights and sounds from the funeral possession that took the countries 35th president to his place of rest some 50 years ago this coming week. we're back now with the panel. george, what are your thoughts about the jfk policy and that he espoused a lot of conservative values. >> he was a cold warrior in the position of harry truman, and he hired his treasury secretary and a republican from wall street and believed in supply side sax cuts and increased revenues from lowered rates. substantially more people visit the fifth floor museum than visit the kennedy library. which suggestth to me that his hold on the nation has more to do with the way he died than the way he lived. and it gave rise to a narrative that america was flawed because of this. look under the index under o, and you will not see oswald mentioned. not two years after of the assassination. the right, we happen to know that he was killed by a communist. >> bob, when you look at kennedy a half century later, what matters and what endures? >> i think the real

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barclays was in line with consensus, 125,000. our guest yesterday andrew from south bay research was on more bearish size, 104,000. jpmorgan with 175 -- 75,000 estimate, the actual number nearly tripled that. lori: get to the bottom of that. whopping 132,000 americans dropped out of the bore force last month. bringing labor participation rate to a 35-year low. at this pace people out of the workforce will surpass working americans in four years. how concerned should we be to america's shrinking workforce? let's pose that question to brian wesbury, first trust advisors. always great to see you. >> good to be here, lori. lori: share us your thoughts on why so many banks and economists missed mark with their forecasts? is it perhaps, why did they, maybe i put it to you this way, expect that the shutdown would have rippled into the private sector more than it really did clearly? >> yeah, well you know what? i'm one of those. i think it's a little unfair to pick on one month's number but nonetheless they did. they overestimated the im

they are listing and they will be traded at the barclay's booth right behind me. this is what we know. shares priced higher than expected $26 a pop valuing the social media site at as much as $18 billion. this is getting so much buzz because it's the second biggest technology ipo ever right behind facebook. this is a lot different than facebook, but a lot of people are comparing the excitement we are seeing today leading up to this ipo to what we saw last may. if you are a regular person sitting at your computer trying to buy computer stock, can you buy it at the ipo $26 a share. you have to know one who knew someone or you have to ride it as the market rides higher today. for first day ipo trading stocks have doubled in many instances this year. the average first day for a tech ipo is 35 percent. this one is going to be a big one. we will see shares move on very heavy volume. there's a lot of volatility but there will be a real human trader moving this stock, opening this stock. hopefully we won't see the chaoticness we saw last year with facebook. >> see what tr

. >> that was david barclay, one of the forensic teams that looked into yasser arafat's death. thank you. >> thank you. >> cutting 1800 jobs across the u.k. >> reporter: the decision by the contracted b.a. systems marks the end of 500 years of shipbuilding in portsmyth. and the cuts don't stop there. the cuts come after the systems experienced the biggest peak in u.k. ship building since the second world war. but the next project, the combat ship for the british royal navy is not big enough to sustain all three sites. >> reporter: it was always known when the two big aircraft carrier credits came to an end they would have to be some kind of rationalization within the dock yard system. but the idea that a dock yard here would actually close with the loss of all jobs on the shipbuilding side were certainly never contemplated. the unions reacted with dismay. it's highly distressing and extremely unfair to treat a workforce this way. and this is a worrying time for the workforce and for their families. now the government says this is inevitable. they say that they are investing in

six people were suspended from barclays for alleged fx manipulation. we had the senior executive on earlier. i asked him how worrying that was, especially in the aftermath of the libor scandal and what that meant for barclays and the industry in terms of learning from past mistakes. >> many of them are working on cultural programs to really make sure people belaf in accordance with the ethics that are required by any bank so, you know, we just have to wait and see what this turns out to be before we make any judgments, but i think what it does not mean is other than the banks are determined to get that house in order, determined to deal with the past, and determined to do what they should be doing, which is to help the british economy grow. >> i think the news for most banks will be worrying about this probe and how dramatic it is. remember, there are still investigations from regulators across the u.s. and the u.k. into fx, into istafix, into oil and gas. so there's a lot of bank scandals that we're still uncovering and we haven't come to the end of i

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recent weeks jpmorgan, citi group, barclays and credit suisse have begun reviewing traders' use of online chat rooms, people gather for private conversations via instant message. in addition to small talk, there are discussions about specific trades or ideas and therein may lie a problem. ten banks under scrutiny for attempting to manipulate -- >> we have a partial list of that on the screen. numerous investigations under way, including jpmorgan's chinese hiring practices, for instance, and also their alleged manipulation of u.s. power markets, to name a few. as they review internal trading documents bank lawyers are finding chat room records is taking an inordinate amount of time. in an ironic twist, a new service, market collaboration services backed by ten major banks including ones i named launching today. >> what do you think traders are saying and thinking in the sort of post-s.a.c. settlement world? >> i spoke to a bunch of them this morning. one guy said, it's miraculous, that we instant messaging on the other hand regulators are on pace with us and they're cracking down on record

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