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State that they won last time 3 and a half points. florida 2.8 percent swing toward republicans in early voting. in a state they won by 1.2 percent. nevada 1.85 percent in a state they lost by 2.45. >> i am so glad we did not get to the weeds. its interesting. one last question. our people voting, would have voted on election day anyway just transferring or is this new voters? >> we dont know but in some places there is evidence that it is, there are episodic midterm voters.if you see this in ea...

>> bill: she is hitting you on healthcare. mcsally continues to lie on her record of healthcare. i voted to protect coverage for the 2.8 -- the president said republicans will protect people with pre-existing positions far better than the dems. what is your challenger talking about. >> fear tactics like we see all over the country. its a lie. i am passionate protect people with pre-existing conditions and i voted that way. the reality is right now under obamacare there are people in arizona, i m...

The treasury department has the deficits $779 billion. its projected to hit $1 trillion in 2020. the only way to offset that as a result of tax cuts would be if the amazing growth that the president talks about that would be unleashed were to happen. how do we evaluate that? >> well, theres no prospect that thats going to happen. every single forecaster evaluating the bill when it was being considered by the congress said it was going to lose money, increase the deficit, over the long one. only ...

68,000 people. thats down from february where it had 1,000 stores and 89,000 employees. and some good news for those of you collecting social security benefits. your check is going to get a 2.8% boost in 2019. for those collecting an average social security benefit of about $1400, the bump is going to amount to an extra $39 a month. this upcoming increase in benefits is the biggest jump since 2012 when the adjustment was 3.6%. every year the social security administration assesses whether there ...

That could have been an positive returns on average. opportunity early on in his following up on that earnings presidency to expand his theme, tomorrow key banks will coalition and went over some report. african-americans to the trump side. it was an amazing moment where we had one of the most famous jpmorgan chase, citigroup, wells fargo and pnc financial. they usually do pretty well in a african-american celebrities rising interest-rate hugging president trump, but it environment, and we will ...

Imagination and could have been worse. were on that. were also on the higher interest rate environment. if youre on social security, youre liking at a 2.8% increase in your payments next year. thats the good news. you dont hear a lot of good news about interest rates. for seniors and those expecting a pickup in a passive income, your ship has just come in. only half the story? at t. rowe price our experts go beyond the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand.

The session. down 2.8%. its worse on the nasdaq. down 268 or 3.5%. the s&p 500 down 2.8%. all of the averages are still going down. the reason? treasury yields putting enormous pressure on stocks. well get to the fox business networks susan lee to talk about your money and this effect on all of our portfolios. that is coming up from the fox news deck on this wednesday afternoon. ive always looked forward to whats next.

Talking about it last night. what do you make of this progress? we are two years into this administration. >> we are the lowest levels of unemployment since 1969. manufacturing and construction jobs on the rise, wages aching up 2.8% and it is only going to get better. this is another win for donald trump, 96 straight months of employment gains making a record. pete: we talk a lot in the hallways in washington, we were talking about brett kavanaugh, making history, justice brett kavanaugh. how si...

Corporate profit this is week as companies begin delivering the third quarter results to wall street. its scheduled to report on friday. third quarter earnings are expected to grow more than 19%. 19%. thats strong, but down slightly from expectations in june. its still marks the third strongest earnings growth in seven years. on the economic front, investors are watching for signs of inflation. both were tamer than expected in august. last week the fed chief said hes seen no evidence of inflatio...

Shannon: the world is focused on the meltdown in washington, it is not be story from the rest of america and is all about new record lows. edward lawrence on the latest jobs data out today. >> the an appointment rate dropped to the lowest in 49 years, last time it was 3.7% was 1969. the numbers released at the labor department signal a strong economy with average hourly wages rising. the last 12 months of 2.8%, something that advisor say is just right. >> i have seen estimates from 15 million pe...