ford in 1975 and sacramento. later, he served 25 years as security chief -- joe clancy it is with us, he served on the protective details of four presidents including president bush, or trail blazer as he would have called him by his secret service code name. joe was -- culminating in 2015 when president obama named joe the 24th director of the u.s. secret service, so he was in charge. today he is the chief security officer at comcast corporation. i nicholas trotta is with us tonight, serving 30 years in the secret service. working on large-scale events such as world league assignments. including secret trips to iraq and afghanistan but you will hear about tonight. if nick looks familiar, you may have seen him in a documentary or two talking about being on the field at yankee stadium, as president bush throughout the first pitch before game three of the 2001 world series. also pleased to have with us as moderator, spencer geissinger, the former deputy assistant to the president for operations in advance at the wh

applause ford, richard john, 481. applause ford, richard john. liberal— 481. applause ford, richard john, liberal democrats, - 481. applause ford, richard i john, liberal democrats, 22500 and... (cheering) hurford, helen, the conservative party candidate, 16,393. applause gwendolyn elizabeth, liz pohl, labor party, 1562. applause ruffalo, francesco robert, commonly known as frankie ruffalo, the four britain movement, 146.- ruffalo, the four britain movement, 146. yes! applause walker, benjamin _ movement, 146. yes! applause walker, benjamin lee, commonly known as ben walker, uk independence party, 241. applause. wescott, gillian margaret, commonly known as jill wescott, the green party, 1064. applause. the number of ballot papers rejected was 113. the turnout was 52.3%. i do hereby declare that richard john ford is duly elected. when i turnaround that is in terms of result! i know you are doing the calculations but you are blowing and whistling and amazed at that. yes, it is a stunning result. it is notjust a win for the liberal democrats, it is a thumping. th

it's shocking deal with ford to power your house with a ford f-150 lightning pick-up. it's a fox business exclusive. plus, high gasoline prices lighting a fire under rv sales. not in the market for an rv? how about an rv parts stock that pays out a 4% dividend? the ceo of that company is here in a fox business exclusive. and we're going to take you live to where president joe biden and america's nato allies are getting ready to expand nato's military bunch, even if it engages russia's vladimir putin. fox market alert we'll begin without the dow on track to break a two day losing streak, but that's kind of been changing every i don't know, 25 minutes or so. the blue chips which yesterday saw 491 points shrivel away had earlier been admired in a puddle of red down about 52 points but right now you see we're gaining 57. check the nasdaq, it too had lost 109 points at the low of the session. it's now down just about 36 points as we kickoff the final hour of trade. one thing that has not changed today? the worst performer on the nasdaq 100. this time around, it is not a tec

and we all know what happened at ford's theater. and from there we continue to do investigations and as we say throughout our history we've gone from the paper investigations into counterfeit currency, which we still of course investigate, to the plastic, the credit card investigations, which we still do of course, and then into the digital cyber world, which we are one of the best in the world at that as well. but most people think of the secret service when you think of the protection assignment, thee, protection mission, when you think of the secret service. and in 1901, after president mckinley's assassination that's when you started protecting presidents and a couple of years later, we had funding for congress to do that, and then it just continued to progress with taking on candidates after robert kennedy's assassination, and we started taking on heads of state to children and wives and spouses of protectees. so, and we'll get into some of that as we go through the program. >> can you talk a little bit about beltsville, about

ford and this clip is very interesting. she is addressing the nation instead of gerald ford on the concession speech to jimmy carter. so let's play that let me call on the real spokesman for the family the president asked me to tell you. that he telephone president elect carter a short time ago and congratulated on his victory. the president also wants to thank all those thousands. of people who worked so hard on his behalf. and the millions who supported him with their vote. it's been the greatest honor. of my husband's life to have served his fellow americans during two of most difficult years in our history. doll americans to join him and giving your united support to press and elect carter as he prepares to assume his new responsibilities. that's such an interesting clip the way the camera shifts over to him while she's talking. captures in a way everything about the ford that is just it's an amazing american family story teenagers in the white house a president and first lady who are who maybe he aspired to it, but may

and jerry ford came in. he was smart enough to say i'm the un-nixon. >> my fellow americans, our long national nightmare is over. >> i was asleep. carl called me up and said have you heard? i hadn't heard a thing. >> the son of a bitch pardoned the son of a bitch. >> i gerald ford, president of the united states have granted and by these presence to grant a full, free and absolute pardon unto richard nixon. >> the amazing thing is both bob and myself thought for a good while that this was a horrible thing that ford had done. but both of us came to realize gradually that this was a great act of courage by gerald ford. in that part, gerald ford knew that he was going to run the risk of not being reelected. >> i was not totally surprised by it. it would have only gotten worse, and it would have overshadowed his presidency. and otherwise the beginning of the ford presidency would have all been about nixon's trial. in the long-term, though, it's had a terribly negative effect in that it's placed presidents above

because saturday night live, which started hearing during the presidency of gerald ford, and gerald ford was the first victim of saturday night live. and saturday night live really did change the context for presidential humor. because it was the first regularly scheduled satire, spoof, on presidents. and in a certain sense, it was an equal opportunity caricaturist and satirist. and so, it really didn't matter what the politics of the president were. the cast on saturday night life went after whoever happened to be in the white house, because their business was to get laughs, and to, sort of, make fun of presidents. but it really did -- it raised the bar for a president's ability to roll with a joke. and searchable forward, gerald ford was quite unfairly lampooned, but in fact plumpness are always unfair, they're a great exaggeration. infants case, it wasn't entirely mischaracterization. so chevy chase was the one, he's part of the original cast of saturday night live, and used to do the stumble down, the steps of air force one, and you'll pull the tablecloth off the table and do all the

after president ford's, he wanted all the same music. by two favorite phone calls though was brenda scowcroft and henry kissinger after president ford's. they informed me that no one who is 80 or older should be honorary pallbearers, because they were exhausted and they were cold and they were hungry. [laughter] and so i told president bush, you see what we did, it is honorable pallbearers what the captains of the uss george h. w. bush. we kicked out all the old people -- [laughter] -- and my other favorite was the 45th president of the united states who called me immediately after john mccain's funeral, jean, everyone at that funeral talked too long except for me. [laughter]. at dad's funeral, nobody talks more than ten minutes, you got it? ten minutes. okay, so. president bush -- this time to talk about the train.? >> we'll get into that >> shall we save it for later? okay, we'll save the train for later. he enjoyed talking about the funeral. and one quick story, this is a little bizarre. but even the national media has to get really o

by gerald ford. in that part, gerald ford knew that he was going to run the risk of not being reelected. >> i was not totally surprised by it. it would have only gotten worse and would have overshadowed his presidency and otherwise the beginning of the ford presidency would all have been about nixon's trial. >> in the long term, it had a terribly negative effect in it placed presidents above the law. they are somebody special. how do you prosecute a president? how does a president get a fair trial? these are serious issues. >> before i went in for my sentencing i had been in the witness protection program and testified. i had no idea what he could do. i was surprised when he gave me one to four years. >> for john dean, the anticipation ended. his prison sentence began. in the custody of u.s. marshalls. >> the facility that they placed me in was at fort. they wanted to keep me near washington. it's while i'm serving my sentence, being brought into the court regularly, on the stand for two weeks in the

typically she took me with her to betty ford's funeral mrs. bush did betty ford actually had two funerals one in california and one in michigan, but mrs. bush wanted me to go with her and we talked about betty ford's funeral all the way home and was the first really meeting we had about her funeral. but yeah, she she was very hands-on with planning her funeral the eulogies the music. and she was like her husband. she they thought it was just another event. yeah, i just might add to that. mrs. reagan's three-ring binder was almost as thick as that for president reagan a very sophisticated of set of events that we had to execute and as gene knows to win drake used to make it a practice. about once a year for eight nine years to approach mrs. reagan just to update the plan discuss it see if there were any changes that she'd want to make perhaps she might have changed her mind over the years and but i think first ladies give it a tremendous amount of attention. i'm gonna turn to in need of because she's in charge before i do before i do any becaus

we have jeff van due, nicole malliotakis, ford o'connell, carol roth, deneen borelli and chris bedford and art del cueto. nancy pelosi in the house, sparking outrage, leaving house for a break after stopping a senate bill that would have protected supreme court justices. they are lecturing about capital riots. they have been silent, even inviting protests at justices homes. a new report that the media is ignoring the main player in the biden family selling access influence with the president and it is not hunter biden. plus the far left fears more weak on crime d.a.s will be booted out like san francisco's chesa boudin. who else is on the chopping block after democrats destroyed deterrents? what biden, democrats are ignoring in their electric car push. how it could both collapse the power grid and destroy roads and bridges that you paid to repair. two top gop senators out with a stark warning, biden's disinformation board and homeland security plan ad deeper and more aggressive push censorship than realized. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: w

ford is recalling nearly 49,000 mustang vehicles due to a safety issue. telling dealers not to deliver the electric carson may between 2020 and may of this year. ford said it's possible that batteries could overheat and potentially lead to the car losing power while in motion or being unable to start. the fix is a software update which ford will start next month owners can take their vehicles to a dealer for the update. it and internet explorer is heading out to pasture. as of today at microsoft when i longer support the web browser that people love to hate. the demise is not a surprise as microsoft announced a year ago it was putting it into the program pushing users to its edge browser. people have long complained explorer was slow, prone to crashing and hackers. market share was 90% in the early 2000 and is now 4%, well behind chrome and safari. i'm timpa stevens. >>> we've had broken screens on our phones and it's not a cheap fix so for a limited time, samsung is hooking you up and it will prepare your screen on the galaxy smart but is $50. the offer

sd >> wondering what point are these stocks discounting all that ford this time, may of last year, ford was 11.50 stock i thought into the fall it was up with to have best plays out there. that proved to be true but i never thought it would get back to levels this time it was last year you start to play the game and look at ford trading south of five times really need to look at enterprise value it's 165 million that's what they do in revenue so the math, you say to yourself, at a certain point, just on some of these metrics you got to take look at the equity, i would think unless you think ford is going out of business, which i don't think. >>> elon musk addressing twitter employees. what he has to say about the company's future, that's next. home builders getting hit hard in the back of the rate hike how options traders are playing move the details ahead when fast money returns. i promise - as an independent advisor - to put the financial well-being of you and your family first. i promise to serve, not sell. i promise our relationship will be one of partnership and trust. i am a fiduc

grants, which ford opposed. so now it's it's again, it's one of those things where you know, the world looks different from the white house than it does from the hill. and president who's concerned about budget concerns, you know because money. you're spending it here. you can't necessarily spending it there priority may differ, but you know, i don't think that one stuck with him too. badly. he knew was going to be overridden and you know, he supported probably 90 nine percent of the bill except for that one. why not? so now that didn't there were others i think been struck in his stuck in his prom more more than that sure certainly certainly. well, you know, we've got this really fantastic audience real history lovers here and one of our audience members has asked if there's a way that they as members of the public can get access to that early speech you mentioned that you had to root around and and dig for laying out some of president nixon's environmental interest. is that something they can go to the to the

also gop strategist ford o'connell. fox news political analyst called call and texas attorney general ken paxton. there is mounting pressure on congress that attorney general merrick garland to protect supreme court justices as far left protests continue to grow at the homes of those justices. bipartisan group of senators broker a deal on guns. we have got the latest. president biden's only success, now undermined by hunter biden and james biden. we're digging into details of documents how the bidens tried to profit off of both sides of massive government spending deals that affect all of you. also this, fox has learned white house visitor logs showed defund the police activists visited the white house over the past year despite the tough on crime talk. vice president harris has yet to visit the border but is now trying to tout success at the border as it collapses. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. we begin with stocks. the dow drops almost 900 points. th

host: so let's look at gm and ford specifically. first of all, what is the state of the economy in detroit and the auto industry itself? guest: we will go backwards, because it is very odd. you've got sales. you mention 15 million is what we have less year, probably a little left and that this year. prior to the pandemic, it was more in the 17 millions. because car companies can't make vehicles because of the check shortage. while sales are down because of a lack of supply, not a lack of demand, but there are economic concerns like inflation, high gas prices, things of that nature that could be masked by this lack of supply in vehicles. car companies are selling everything they can, they are selling them without incentives at very high prices, but they are limited in the amount of vehicles. it is hard to tell if the demand has fallen because again, they are selling everything they can make. host: when we talk about these chips, where are these chips coming from? guest: they are put in at just about every part of a car. car companies

it's not happening yet ford is having a good quarter. >> ford may have a good quarter, but as a stock it's not having a good year, down another 1.4% tesla down 3%. gm down 2% rivian, though it has not revisited the lows that occurred right around the sale, the initial sale by ford i think 7 million shares that i reported on is nonetheless down another 5% you like ford here >> yes, i like ford because it's been cut in half and they have a new lineup at a certain point it does matter what they sell. they have the f-150 lightning, can't make it fast enough, the mustang, the maverick. these are all doing well ford has a very good product line gm will tell you they have a good product line, ford's is better and ford has done its best so under jim farley it only sells what they make a lot of money in do you want to buy an auto company knowing you don't buy auto companies going into a decline or recession you have to play it out. it's not what you buy at this stage in the economy and that's what you're seeing. there's a lot of stocks people are buying that you shouldn't be buying right now y

how does a ceo like yourself take the ford news? >> well, look, it's exciting to see automakers invest again for growth and bring new product to market. i know oems as a collective are announcing over 30 new models already this year, largely driven by the surge in ev interest, and we're excited to see that inventory come on to the market in the second half of this year. liz: yeah, i mean, the car production issue has not just been hit by, i don't know, supply chain issues, et cetera, but specifically, the chip shortage and our viewers are so used to hearing about the chip shortage impacting cars. i know that some bmw's have hundreds of chips in them, so is that fixed now? >> no, not at at all, but it's feast and famine scenario. we're seeing some oem's like mercedes, volkswagen, audi come back with much stronger returns to inventory but broadly, new car inventories down almost 42% across the country, which is leading to a spike in pricing. new car prices are up almost 25% and so not only is consumer demand strong, but you're dealing

when ford became president, when ford took office, again, another water bowl bill was passed with huge sewage passage wish for the post. it's one of those things where the world looks different from the white house and it is from the hill. a president who's concerned about budget concerns because money, if you're spending it here you're necessarily not spending at their. but i don't think that one stop with him too badly, he knew it was going to be overridden and he supported it probably 99% of the bill, except that one item. there are others that i think stuck in his craw more than that one. >> sure, certainly, certainly. we've got this really fantastic audience, real history lovers here. one of our audience members has asked if there's a way that they, as members of the public, can get access to that early speech you mentioned. that you had to root around and dig for. laying out some of president nixon's environmental interests. is that something that can go to the library or to the archive? >> it's in the library, but it's also online. i can't remember the name of the university, bu

gop strategist ford o'connell. ford, always good to have you on the show. okay this fight for free speech on twitter, look at twitter's stock, it is taking big hits. elon musk, ford, is threatening to walk away because twitter he is saying is breaching their 44 billion-dollar merger agreement. they're not disclosing he says information about spam accounts. what do you think of this? could he walk away from it? >> he could conceivably walk away from it. i hope he ultimately buys it. this is no small dispute, liz. twitter is first and foremost a communications company and the true value of the company is its ability to monetize its users and if a significant portion of those users are not human users, in fact spam, then the company is worth significantly less than what is being discussed right now in terms of the merger. elizabeth: that is a good point. we'll move on to this. obama official, dan pfeiffer, he is saying it is quote dangerous for democracy for conservatives like ben shapiro to have more followers on twitter than "the new york times" or cnn. is t

the dealer, the ford dealer there, lee king, i said to him, well, you know, what about the new ford f-150 truck, the best-selling truck in america. he said the very latest version and i found this amazing, he said there's 1,400 chips in the ford f-150. 1,400 chips so when you have a massive shortage, that is the kind of impact its having and unfortunately dealers have no cars to sell and when they do they are getting top dollar. back to you. liz: 1,400. ashley: chips. liz: too complicated. ashley, thank you very much. ashley webster. ashley: my pleasure. liz: there may be gold, today's countdown closer thinks the gold rush maybe on now that discovery 's $43 billion merger with warner media is two months old. he tells us why warner brothers discovery shares could soon hit dirt even though they've been dropping precipitously just like the markets. the dow now down 571 points that is pretty much the low of the session we've got the s&p more than doubling its losses in just the past 50 minutes. now down 89 points. we might have a reason, when we come back. we'll tell you. get decision tec

your portfolio. >> i like ford, i like gm better because of autonomous vehicle, i like what ford is doing with electric vehicle business. i like what both are doing the electric vehicle business and gm case autonomous vehicles, why both deserve higher multiples than 6 to 7, their historical range that plus the legacy business that right now for both companies but ford also is going through high demand, low supply context in which prices are high and balance sheets are getting clean. these stocks should do well for the foreseeable future, unless you see recession, i have been consistent saying i don't see one coming. >> you have. two stocks on the list that would never have been on this list if not for pull backs, especially netflix jason snipe owns netflix remember cheap relative to history. cheap relative to the market the one that pops out is cheap relative to history. netflix would never be on this list, now it is. snipe? >> 100%, scott netflix is down almost 70% year to date. they really need to figure out the password sharing business and how they're going to monetize that. also expl

what do you want to talk about >> gm is now below where it came public ford is now at a level where ford is very frustrated. well, adam jonas to the rescue one of our favorite ev ideas right now, internal combustion engine stocks. typically, that shows you adam jonas is saying that ford and gm maybe are not value traps. and he believes that they're committed to an all-ev future long term, but you want to buy them now this is an excellent piece i think that ford is ridiculously low i think that jim farley is doing a great job. if you try to get some of his products, it's impossible. a lot is because we haven't solved the problem of semi-conductors and supply chain. but jim farley is convinced that his stock is just too cheap. i'm with him >> again, to give you credit, you loved ford from -- i mean. from $6, but obviously, it's reversed >> we sold a lot for the club. you remember the club. >> i'm not a member, no. no >> it's not like it's restricted >> go to cnbc.com/jointheclub. >> let me do that right now. qr code on his head. >> use the qr code in jim's brain. >> you sold ford in the mi

it thrived for a few decades until ford closed its plant in the 1950s. the neighborhood rapidly declined, becoming one of the poorest areas in the entire city. after years of struggle, it's now making an impressive comeback. there was a building there at some point and in many cities, there would be a fence. somebody owns that. property owners should stay off my land, but here it's wide open, there's grass, it could be a park. i think that's really interesting. all of these spaces become sort of impromptu gathering spaces. there's a street fest that happens here and everyone of theses spaces gets taken over by a different use. windsor had this notion of having to invent; windsor made ideas, a windsor solution for a windsor problem... it is kind of bad, because you know, i work in detroit, i see how things are happening there. i see the progress that's being made. i lived in toronto and i see how that happens. i've traveled all over the world. there's no reason why we should not be borrowing from other places that work. most people from here, from windsor

museum and i found some interesting documents there and and you know one is a letter from jerry ford from october of 1973 recommending three people to be the new vice president and he recommended john connolly melvin laird was the defense secretary nelson rockefeller who he ultimately chose his own vice president or ronald reagan, and he said i will not go into the reasons for my views as i'm sure you're familiar with reasons in each instance and then and then of course the nixon letter resigning in 1974 interestingly noted here 11:35 a.m. initial by henry kissinger hk, and then of course here is the the the index card that that came to his when he when he was actually took the oath of office and and i want to draw your attention to these three pictures on on this sidebar here this frame, um, you see agnew and carl albert ford and albert and and rockefeller and carl albert. the continuity here is in the speaker. he's the only person who hasn't shifted in this in this musical chairs during this cast of characters, and so so i've been very interested and they didn't have anything when

. >>> and ford is recalling millions of vehicles. lego is building a new home here in the u.s. matt pieper explains in today's cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: elon musk is set to address twitter employees for the first time, expected to reiterate his desire to own it. the "wall street journal" says he's slated to answer pre-submitted employee questions for about an hour virtually. it comes amid his $44 billion offer to buy it. musk reached a deal to acquire twitter in april but has clashed with the company repeatedly since then over the number of bots or fake accounts that exist on the social media platform. >>> ford is recalling nearly three million vehicles over concerns that they could roll away after drivers put them this park. the c-max, edge, escape, fusion, and transit connect models from 2013 to 2021. the automaker received multiple reports alleging property damage and personal injury related to te issue. ford says dealers will replace faulty parts for owners, and the company will mail letters to owners about the recall later this month. >>> lego has its sights s

. >>> ford wants more americans to go green, and frontier airlines is making a $250 million promise. matt pieper explains in today's cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: finally this week an up day on wall street as everything ended yesterday with gains. the dow up 435. nasdaq gaining 322. the s&p 500 taking in 75. >>> ford says it wants more electric vehicles on the roads, and to get there the company says it's investing $3.7 billion to make more of them. part of that will be the hiring of new workers, more than 6,000, at factories in michigan, missouri, and ohio. the expansions are part of ford's plan to ramp up its ev production to two million electric cars per year globally by 2026. >>> you've heard of expensive breakups. this one could be a costly one in the sky. frontier has put a cherry on top of his offer to buy spirit airlines by adding a $250 million termination fee if the deal falls through. frontier has been doing all it can to keep rival jetblue from acquiring spirit after jetblue offered $700 million more. spirit's shareholders are scheduled to vote in one week from t

, but for even more speed and from ford to port out the performance edition of the mac, the mac e g t. when i think about what mustangs, i think about loud engines, i think about big engines, and i think about fuel burning engines. but today this is different because i got the mac, e, g, t from ford, here today despite it's fully electrification, it should deliver as much fun as a normal mustang suit. so let's get in and write the pony once in the corporate, the mustang, all wheel drive system, and rally p 0 times make little at aware of how performance oriented it is. and there were some impressive numbers that go along with that feeling. so the mag edge, it is the top version of the series. it got an 88 kilowatt hour battery, with up to 500 kilometers of range. and we got 2 engines here, which combined produce 487 horse power and 860 new meters of talk, which a pretty impressive that means the mackey g t is more powerful and quicker than the legendary food d t. but it has a lower talk speed, limited to 200 kilometers per hour. so let's test out the acceleration of the meg, e g t and

supply chain problems and microchip shortages have left hilltop ford in richmond looking pretty bare these days. >> we have very, very few vehicles for sale, but we have a huge tax bill that has to be paid in the next couple days. >> reporter: that huge tax bill is the result of measure u, put on the ballot in 2020 by the richmond city council. measure u changed the way business license fees are levied from just a few hundred dollars based on the number of employees to a tax on the total amount of sales, called a gross receipts tax. it is having a profound effect at hilltop ford. >> for us, it's about 7,000 percent increase over the previous year. >> 7,000% increase? >> i got it right. 7,000% increase. >> what does that do to your profitability? >> well, it hurts it tremendously. >> reporter: thomas only paid about $3,000 for his business license last year, but on july 1st, he will owe more than $210,000. the problem is even though this ford explorer may sell for $40,000, thomas will only make about $1,000 on the deal. but he's taxed on the total sales price, so richmond will be taki

the ford mustang mac e doesn't like power, but for even more speed and from ford to port out the performance edition of the mac, the mac e g t. when i think about what mustangs, i think about loud engines, i think about big engines, and i think about fuel burning engines. but today this is different because i got the mark e g t from ford here today despite it's fully electrification, it should deliver as much fun as the normal mustang suit. so let's get in and write that pony once in the corporate mustang, all wheel drive system and rally p 0 tires make the drive aware of how performance oriented it is. and there are some impressive numbers that go along with that feeling. so the mag edge, it is the top version of the series. it got an 88 kilowatt hour battery, with up to 500 kilometers of range. and we got 2 engines here which combined to produce 487 horse power and 860 newton meters of talk, which are pretty impressive. that means the mackey g t is more powerful and quicker than the legendary 40. but it has a lower talk speed limited to 200 kilometers per hour. so let's test out the accele

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what do you think about ford? >> i think ford is very inexpensive and 11. it's got a good yield but the problem with ford as they have warranty issues and they have what i regard as being commodity issues. they are clearing up but the amazing thing about ford is, as cheap as it is, as long as it's not tesla, it won't get the mobile it deserves. i wish the insiders would start buying already. it yields to remap. the repricing of all equities is facing opportunities but until things slow down with the tape, many of these opportunities just aren't yet worth the tape. 75 basis hike yesterday, and the banks seemed to shrug off the news or even sell down. i'm revealing who is worthy of listening. and ferguson makes tools to heat up your home. it'll be a real life test of how the economy is doing and how your house is doing but can they see the portfolio? i want you to stay with kramer. have a question, tweet kramer, send him an email at madmoney@cnbc.com or call us at 1-800-743-cnbc. (vo) some bonds last a lifetime. some bonds inspire confidence, and some you gro

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