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Washington about the massive spending bid are the bond vigilantes back power lunch starts right now good afternoon and welcome to power lunch. I dont know about you, but i cannot remember a week quite like this one. Another day of wild swings on the dow. Worst week on track for since october 2008 during the financial crisis the dow and the s p 500 hitting correction territory. They are off 10 from the recent highs and nasdaq darn near close to it. Tesla touching bear market levels, off 20 from i...

What would it say about the state of the Republican Party . Piece this week talking about how divided the Republican Party is, in terms of getting ducks in a row. With health care its interesting seeing the reception. This is a difficult package to sell. You already see the democratic ones out there, what people are talking about. His is a massive wealth transfer, tax break for the rich . You are putting potentially the most disadvantaged, the poorest people in the country, at risk for less Affo...

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