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minutes from taking the stage in new york where hell try to leverage the power of his bully pulpit to shove republicans off the fence in the debt ceiling fight. will that help move fridays talks any closer to a deal? and the jaw dropping admission just a day before title 42 is set to expire. in the records of one dhs official, the system is breaking, and they havent even hit the starting line yet as thousands of migrants cross the southern border, the white house is planning to let s...

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Of the year friday. should we expect the market to be volatile given how little we know about this new variant and the possibility of other va variants as the winter weather comes? >> yeah, for sure. as sanjay was saying as we learn more, youll see the market react. if this is highly transmissible. if you find out the vaccines will not be as effective, then the market will go down. no question. but volatility will be the watch word. youre seeing a little mini version of what you saw when we firs...

On the economy of the united states a little bit. maybe not to reserve a session may be a recession but into 2020 a decrease in the economic vitality of the united states economy, increasing joblessness will not help the presidents prospects. eric: the admission saying that we are anywhere near a recession. here is what the wall street journal editorial says part the trouble trade wars is that there was a start you never know how they will end. the enemy gets a vote and sometimes events escalate...

The subject which well get to shortly. he also took credit falsely for troops getting their first pay raise in ten years. in truth theyve been receiving annual raises for the last three decades. oddly, such routine lying isnt whats knocking washington off kilter. it is not part of the recent chaos. the shutdown is. so is the presidents decision on pull troops summarily from syria. as is his move over the weekend to give his defense secretary james mattis an early shove out the door after mattis ...

Will stop at a call billion in tariff, which is small compared to the u.s. economy, and the deal will be made where china says well reduce our deficit a little bit. and were all fine, were all good. i think that it could be wrong in that if trump gets angry at whatever china does, if they retaliate for, you know, more of the tariffs we put on, this thing spins out of control, then you see markets tank. right now, strong economy tax cuts, assumption that there wont be giant trade war with china. ...

Presidents commerce secretary says even if markets tank, the president will not surrender. >> there is no bright line level of the stock market that is going to change falg lass falla. the president is trying to fix long term problems that should have been dealt with a long time ago. >> katherine rampel is with me. is secretary ross right? >> i will say he is right on one point which is that the white house should not be crafting policy with the explicit goal of maximizing the dow despite the fa...

War, that were going to be talking about recession, not just in the united states but for the whole globe. >> neil: the argument has been that the chinese recognize all of the above. teaming up with some of our allies that that might be debatable. but they have seen their markets tank. speculating the shanghai has moved into the bear territory. multiyear lows. their currency is getting smacked around. now theyre doing everything they can to stimulate an economy that is hiccupping. so they need u...

Be? at the end of the day if they can flip the blame how long is that going to last if you are coming home with less money in your market and you are distressed by the policies of this president. that is the question. >> it is a nationalist argument, protectionist argument. there is a lot of evidence to support over on the years. there will be short-term pain. it you may be more. i see a president with consistent thinking but gets incredibly jittery when the markets tank. not only the the establ...

This. you said that context already. the american people are going to blame all of washington, the white house and congress if the government does shut down, if the markets tank or continue to tank. they are already taking a hit. >> right. >> if they see, in fact, more costs because the shutdown itself entails cost. the budget impact is a negative impact. >> i dont think what matters here is where the blame is allocated. i think american people know who is responsible for this. what matters is p...