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Him jay, terrific credit for leading us in a way that focuses on data. puts the politics aside and do the right thing for the economy. in 2018 we were raising interest rates. i didnt think we should, but we were. as the data changed and the economy changed were now pivoting and cutting interest rates and i certainly support that and i think thats an example of jay and all of us looking at the data and changing our behavior, changing our judgment based on how the economy evolved. neil: and there ...

Sum total, the end result of what youre saying is the indicators you look at say were in for something? >> absolutely. a growth slowdown most definitely. possibly a recession outside the u.s. that will weaken the u.s. considerably. the feds likely to cut interest rates again in september by as much as a half point. some are beginning to speculate. that could help offset the impact of the trade war. the trade war by most economists accounts is the single biggest problem were facing right now. its...

When will we know? and worse, god forbid, when would it be felt? >> well, when we would know is usually after its felt. so we may feel it before we know it. and what happens in a typical recession, which may be anywhere from four to ten months out if some of these bond market indicators are accurate, we would feel it sometime in 2020. you might feel the slowdown sooner than that, brian, because the rest of the world is slowing far more rapidly than the united states. and the contagion effect or ...

When will we know? and worse, god forbid, when would it be felt? >> well, when we would know is usually after its felt. so we may feel it before we know it. and what happens in a typical recession, which may be anywhere from four to ten months out if some of these bond market indicators are accurate, we would feel it sometime in 2020. you might feel the slowdown sooner than that, brian, because the rest of the world is slowing far more rapidly than the united states. and the contagion effect or ...

The fact that this is a dry run for 2020. florida, which likes to have very close elections, as we know, landslide rick scott has won by a point or so in each of his governor wins. now he will end up winning by a half point or less than half a point. it is narrow margins. in 2020 we expect in the sunshine state, just as it was in 2016, to be very, very close. >> jon: the president is tweeting about this as he is known to do. this is regarding brenda snipes. she is the supervisor of elections in ...

Kyrsten sinema and martha mcsally dead even at 46% each. that is a bad trend for sinema. although the real clear politics average still has sinema up by just over a half point. all of these polls were taken before angela green dropped out and endorsed kyrsten sinema, and we should note that kyrsten sinema was a green party activist but has tried very hard to distance herself from her past. laura? >> laura: thanks so much, trace. joining me now to discuss that latest toss-up is a woman vying to b...

There were only four times that the average in the real clear politics average of poles in the last three cycles do not predict the winner. two of those cases, we can discount, one wasnt crazy three way race and no one could have polled it. at the other was so close it wasnt really a miss. the incumbent was up by half point and andy challenger one by a point. there were only two real misses. you can be confident that the polls are predictive. they are predictive but it doesnt mean they are right...

Correspondent. buff with you have been working on the compensation for quite some time. we have seen the stock take a hit because of the way it is structured, customers and shareholders, not employees. this move doesnt serve shareholders. >> they are down a half point. what we are seeing is a reaction to a move that amazon is following other retailers. we have to remember, earlier this year, walmart raised wages to $11 an hour. cities and states are raising wages. here is why. overall, without m...

>> i think we should do a half point. cannot be a new rule? >> tucker: with got a room full of accountants. >> we could brainstorm here, think of something new. >> tucker: unfortunately we cant help that. question to go. you are about to see an image of a car dangling off the second floor of a dental office. crazy dashcam footage of that incident went viral on the internet this week. the question is how did the car get there? >> a little bit of a back story because i was arrested -- he received ...