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The party one of which happens to be an old socialistic in bernie sanders have an authentic message they know exactly what they stand for the young kids love it and it feels like theres enthusiasm in crowds. i cant wait for joe biden to actually be asked questions about the green new deal about medicare for all about free college about letting the boston bomber vote from prison. what is he going to say because those things are unpopular with the general electorate but popular with the progressiv...

Were at font 5% today. we went from 3.2 to 2.4. so thats been the reprice. i think that may be really where the rubber neats the road. well see what happens. the problem is if we continue to drift lower, if that gets down around 2, 2.25%. its going to force people to come back and do what we have done since 2008 to 2013, where money has to come into equities if youre searching for yield. so thats going to be, i think where the rubber meets the road between now and certainly, the election. you kn...

Even if it is impossible to know what route the economy is going to take. >> im a little puzzled. donald trump held up a chart like this. i have no idea what he held up in ohio. he said, you dont need to know what it is. it is a good line. it is a good number. i dont know what hes talking about. did you know what that was? >> obviously, you could find numbers out there that look like good numbers, right? >> of anything. there was no labels, no words or nothing. >> it was classic trump. it was li...

It would be 3.2%. jay powell said exactly the opposite today. he said 2.1% growth. the second fed downgrade in the last couple of months. there is a very big difference in outcomes between those two forecasts where now late in the first quarter thats expected to be below 2% growth, that is another source of pressure on the president. if he loses what even on its face is a good economy, even if david says for many workers its not a big increase in their living standards, that is the most signific...

Fed chair, jay powell. watch here. >> and youre right. the world is slowing. but were not slowing. frankly, if we didnt have somebody that would raise interest rates and do quantitative tightening, we would have been over 4 instead of a 3.1. >> the fed said this week signalling that were not going to see more rate hikes this year. you think you influenced that decision? >> i dont know. doesnt matter. i dont care. one thing, i was right. we would have been over 4 if they didnt do all of the inter...

A new report says the president wont get the boone in the economy without major legislative changes. it is predicted 3.2% in 2019, but the washington report posts that need a big truk bill, more tax cuts and more deregulation in order to get the economic boon he promised. and the shug arrest hisugar hig fade. right now the amount an undergraduate can borrow from the federal government is capped at $57,500. but graduate students and parents of undergraut graduates no limit. the administration i...

His ratings for handling the budget are negative. 56% disapprove, while just 34% approve. the white house view is huge corporate tax cuts enough to rein in the deficit. that hasnt happened yet. and a new report says that the president wont get a sustained boom in the economy without more, without major legislative changes. white house forecast the economy will grow at an average of 3% each year over the next decade including 3.2% in 2019. the "washington post" reports the white house sigwould ne...

Next ten years, but there is a catch. the boom only comes if the nation adopts the presidents economic agenda. in the 700-page annual report from the presidents economic advisers, they say the economy outperformed expectations for the second year in a row and predicted it would expand at a rate of at least 3% or higher over the next five years. this year alone, the economy was expected to grow at a rate of 3.2%. thats in line with president trumps economic goals. as a candidate, however, preside...

Well, here we are again. some facts for you. according to the anti-defamation league, domestic extremists of all kinds killed at least 427 people in the u.s. between 2009 and 2018. right-wing extremists were responsible for 73%, 73.3% of those deaths. left-wing extremists were responsible for 3.2%. 3.2%. the nonpartisan think tank new america also has a breakdown of the deadly attacks in the u.s. by ideology. this is post-9/11 up to 2017. the charlottesville attack, 68 people were by far -- 68, ...

According to the antidefamation league, extremists killed 427 people in the u.s. between 2009 and 2018. right wing extremists were responsible for 73%, 73.3% of those deaths. left wing extremists were responsible for 3.2%. 3.2%. non-partisan think tank, new america, has a breakdown of deadly attacks in the u.s. by ideology. this is post 9/11 after 2017. charlottesville attack. 68 people were by far right groups and 8 by left wing groups or black separatists.