economy is great, at the same time, he's mulling moves you don't do when everything is fine and dandy. >> yeah, i think it's -- i think there's a bit of incoherence going on here, don. as kirsten said, i think most economists are expecting some kind of a slowdown in 2020. i'm not saying a recession, but they've been anticipating a slower 2020 for some time. but to take a stimulus measure like cutting the payroll tax or demanding that the fed lower interest rates, the economy is still reasonably good, although slower, what do you do when we actually do hit a recession and if we take those steps now? what wharrows quiver? the fed doesn't have other options besides lowering interest rates and providing greater liquidity. what do you do when we actually do hit that recession which will come at some point sooner or later? >> kirsten, i want you to listen to what the president had to say on china. this was today. watch. >> our country cannot continue
transform our economy. it did a lot for people at the top but not for the entire economy, so i think that the white house is obviously getting concerned, especially because there's nothing that can harm somebody running for re-election more than the economy going into a recession. >> charlie, he's saying that the economy is great, at the same time, he's mulling moves you don't do when everything is fine and dandy. >> yeah, i think it's -- i think there's a bit of incoherence going on here, don. as kirsten said, i think most economists are expecting some kind of a slowdown in 2020. i'm not saying a recession, but they've been anticipating a slower 2020 for some time. but to take a stimulus measure like cutting the payroll tax or demanding that the fed lower interest rates, the economy is still reasonably good, although slower, what do you do when we actually do hit a recession and if we take those steps now? what arrows will be left in the quiver? the fed doesn't have other options besides lowering interest rates and providing
administration, pro enterprise agenda is working for lower taxes and less regulation a businesses the confidence to invest and that means more innovation and higher worker productivity which means more jobs are created and workers have paid more because the producing more. the latest job support for 154,000 jobs back in july bringing the labor force to 163.4 million, record high. president trump we got lowest on a permit in 50 years the most on record for african-american and hispanic workers and just published the lowest summer use of employment for 53 years. the lowest since 1966. on worker's pay, new data showed earnings rose 4.5% in 2017 and 5% in 2018, even higher than previously reported in files ahead of inflation. while the trump haters pray for a recession and wall street plays around with the fake economy the real economy is booming. is everything fine and dandy with nothing to worry about? can president trump and his team
agenda is working for lower taxes and less regulation a businesses the confidence to invest and that means more innovation and higher worker productivity which means more jobs are created and workers have paid more because the producing more. the latest job support for 154,000 jobs back in july bringing the labor force to 163.4 million, record high. president trump we got lowest on a permit in 50 years the most on record for african-american and hispanic workers and just published the lowest summer use of employment for 53 years. the lowest since 1966. on worker's pay, new data showed earnings rose 4.5% in 2017 and 5% in 2018, even higher than previously reported in files ahead of inflation. while the trump haters pray for a recession and wall street plays around with the fake economy the real economy is booming. is everything fine and dandy with nothing to worry about? can president trump and his team right the wave to his election
this president forgets who his base is and listen to some of these folks advising him on illegal immigration, the wall and gun control and jobs and visas and american worker, it's going to be a dandy of an election. >> welcome back to "hardball." that was fox business host and unofficial trump adviser lou dobbs, last night warning the president not to appear soft on the issues most important to his base. the president has been signaling he will run as far right as possible, of course, rather than risk losing a single vote from his base. according to "the washington post," that means dialing up the culture wars. quote, trump is deliberately amplifying public tensions by seizing on divisive topics to energize his base, according to campaign aides and white house advisers. the president is following much of the same strategy he pursued in 2016, inserting himself into the issues, his supporters are
economic arguments are just as important as environmental ones. if only about montagne and diversity of fully nature they would be interested but if we talk about increasing yield at weekend a conservative nature dandy will be. the best approach to. provide all those things to the farmers. stephanie christman works at an institute in the moroccan capital robot it was here that she developed from up she says the consequences of global insect disappearance could be dramatic such as loss of food crops soil erosion and even human migration when my get into a world which is locked peaceful anymore. in all areas because everybody will be affected and i think we have to start thinking on pollinator laws and on
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this female judge, who is an obama appointee who paul manafort, his friend went before this judge. she threw the book at him. paul manafort could well die in jail. he's a crumpled man. we now heard harrowing tails of what's happening to him in prison, how his life has changed. how lonely, how depressed he is. he doesn't see his family. roger stone must also worry if he doesn't go there, he's seen as something of a dandy. will he be safe? there must be a lot of things going through his mind. oh, my god, what have i got myself into? in light of that, how perfectly odd to even post this thing, especially with that crosshairs, which sent a signal to everybody. everybody on the dark net. got conspiracy theories rolling during the day. how odd he did this. the bigger question is, yz the
no one. >> fred: uh, it's one of those, like, painful nostalgic thing. >> anthony: right. layers of almond and hazelnut meringue, chocolate buttercream. oh, my god. look at that. mmm. damn, that's good. for these guys, this is normal. this is lunch. >> fred: sundays it's like playhouse in my house. it's french playhouse. >> anthony: yeah? what do you do? >> david: they get dressed at their house. >> anthony: no way. tell me all about this. >> david: he dresses the [ bleep ] kids, too. >> anthony: he's a dandy. >> david: he's a dandy. >> fred: a sunday -- a sunday dandy. last time i did, i did praline rose, and the linzer torte. i made a crème caramel. i made salade d'orange au rhum. >> anthony: right. >> fred: i made les prunes au vin rouge. >> anthony: right. >> david: prunes in red wine. >> anthony: yeah. >> fred: with a crème fraiche. and then a huge cheese cart that was about, like, 15 kinds of cheese. >> anthony: right. and how many people are in your family at this meal? >> david: him and his wife and two young boys. >> anthony: and how are the -- how old are the kids? >> fred: two and four. >> anthony: so you, your wife -- >> fred: yeah. >> anthony: and a 2-year-old and a 4-year-old. >> fred: they don't -- they don't make it to the end.
new york. but is this good or bad? >> look, lining you said, it's a divisive issue. who feel like amazon doesn't deserve $3 billion in tax incentivings. another contingent feels 25,000 jobs, that would have benefited long island city. as a kid from seseattle, know wt amazon can do for a city. >> we can say listen new york is fine and dandy. we don't need it. take yourself back in new york city 15 years ago to the meat packing district. >> when people could afford to rent a place?