Case it was constitutional for them to establish id. They did not say the state to a subsequent let me finish. You misrepresented what i said. The Supreme Court as the law of the lan. When i hear these accusations that black people, voter id l affectproportionately minorities, to me if white americans can get ids to vote and to the processes to follow the laws, what are you telling black people . That somehow they are not good enough . They are lesser then . That is what bothers me about the rhetoric coming from democrats and the left. That we always have to make special to ask to be a specialist specialness but we deal with minorities because they are two people minded. We have to make concessions for them because they cannot follow the rules like everybody else. When you treat people like victims, i do not think they want to inspire. More with the editor and publisher of conservative black chick. Com, sunday night at 8 00 on q a. Next, House Budget Committee ranking democrat chris va
Deja vu all over again. Look at these big names. Google, 1222 per share. Priceline slipping a little. Netflix down. The point is not the movement today. These very lofty levels. Fourteen year highs right there. Charles. Any resemblance to the 1999 bubble . There is a resemblance. You answered your own question. In 1999, there were no earnings. They were making Business Plans. These are things that we actually use. They are not acronyms where we do not even know what they mean. This time the money is really flowing into companies with a bottom line with a Business Plan established. They are american, hightech companies. There is excitement. Are you telling me to do long or short. Stuart 16,361. I want you to take a quick look at 3d systems. Reported good earnings today. 3d printers in that quarter. Next hour, believe it or not, we will print some 3d food. Weve got it. The ceo is here. Now we have another new development and amazon. Nicole amazon is engaging in serious talks with some of
Stock markets around the world are on edge. The dow down five days in a row falling nearly 160 points friday and early indications are those losses could be much worse if there is no deal. Consumers are jittery too. Their confidence in the economy plunging for the second straight month falling to its lowest level since august. So thats where we begin. Lets get the latest from two top senate leaders. Joining us now, senator Chuck Schumer of new york, senator jon kyl of arizona. So, gentlemen, do we have a deal . Well, there are certainly no breakthroughs yet between senator mcconnell and senator reid, but theres a real possibility of a deal. Ive been a legislator for 37 years, and ive watched how these things work. On these big, big agreements they almost always happen at the last minute. Neither side likes to give up its position. They eyeball each other till the very end. But then each side, realizing that the alternative is worse, comes to an agreement. So while an agreement is hardl
Former vermont governor howard dean, former minnesota governor tim pawlenty, todd purdum of vanity fair and Maggie Haberman of politico. Vanity fair and man of politico. And Maggie Haberman of politico. You are looking at live pictures of capitol hill over the next 12 hours, what happens there or what doesnt happen will cut to the very heart of your financial future and the fate of our struggling economy. Good morning, im Jonathan Karl with a special edition of this week. George is off for the holidays. The world is watching and waiting to see what happens here today in washington. At this hour, congressional leaders are working to find Common Ground desperate for some sort of compromise, my sources tell me this morning the odds of a deal are still no better than 50 50. The senate will convene today at 1 00 p. M. , the house back in at 2 00 p. M. Stock measures around the world are on edge. The dow down five days in a row falling nearly 160 points friday and early indications are those
17b 93. Paul wall street journal columnist Dan Henninger, columnist kim strassel and columnist and senior fellow jason riley. Dan, lets start by giving context of where we are now in this, in this election fight. As i look at it for donald trump to win would have to turn the results in some combination of georgia, arizona, pennsylvania or wisconsin. How likely is that . I dont think its very likely that its going to change very much. Its good that georgias going to do this manual recount so we can have a clear idea of how one of these elections turned out with a he jutte mate recount legitimate recount. But theres a couple of things to keep in mind here. Joe bidens lead in most of these states is tens of thousands of votes. The other most famous recount in american president ial history was florida in, al gore and george w. Bush. Between them there were less than 600 votes out of millions cast. So as a statistical proposition, paul, its pretty unlikely you can turn around that many vot