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Disruptions have been minor. so this is overdone. >>guest: i buy that you can get snack back. cotton was all type high last year and we talked about that, and it has been passed through to the retailers but now we cotton is 30 percent less than at the high last year so you can get the snap back. we have seen it in sugar and wheat and corn previous years. >>neil: when the federal reserve says it is not a big problem, do you agree? >>guest: no, we have inflation as you define it. they could define...

Figure out maybe it is economically more advantageous for me to buy a house, but listen, the housing market is still somewhat, i mean, jobs market is still a little, little soft. and the economy is coming out so gingerly, anything like oil, oil going to $4, $4.50, $5, anything can hurt the fragile rebound that we have. again if youre looking for a house and you really want one, i wouldnt talk you out of it, but the notion theres a sense of urgency to buy now, isnt there now. but i wish i was. >>...

Have you to understand this is after the better part of two years of the most extraordinary fiscal stimulus we have had in the history, and the most extraordinary monetary history, and two years after you get to the history, we should have jobs and we do not have that. >> so your rendition of what you think the state of the economy is, if you think its bad, mr. zuckerman, why? >> we are having growth, but its not the growth we should have. just a natural snap back should be about two to three ti...

Matter is, there are a lot of people out of jobs and yes, it is better than a year ago when he took office and we were losing 700,000 jobs, and, at the same time, were going to have to wait and see, you know, what happens, in the next, you know, year and i think obama can hope, politically, that as they get closer to the elections, that the numbers will drop off. >> chris: and we should point out, chars, for instance, the factory, president obama visited today, those jobs were added as a result ...

>> we are -- we have gotten a snap back from the severe fall of late 2008 and early 2009. if inventories are rebuilt and consumers feel better, spending a little more but is it leak the 70s where you have spurts of growth and hit the wall because of government policies like high taxes, or will it be like the 80s and 90s and that will be determined after the november elections. bill: and watch when the stimulus dollars start to dry up, too, there is a lot to keep an eye on, appreciate you coming ...

Apparently willing to concede a lot of things. hes even floating out his attitudes about nato, withdrawing american troops, recognizing the russian take-over of crimea. he may have his own reasons for doing this, but is there a danger that people will look at this and go, okay, youre a terrible negotiator, you have weakened our position vis-a-vis north korea and russia. and that donald trump will have sort of a snap back, a reaction. that is the -- you know, when in fact your foreign policy is m...

Real picture of what is going on in iran? >> im very, very confident. im confident for several reasons. first of all, when you are messing around with nuclear material you leave behind trace elements and those are detectable. you can get rid of them. they are there and they are not going to be able to be hidden. if somebody is doing something in some facility which we have under this agreement, the iaea has the right to inspect every facility that they suspect something is going on, thats where ...

Post," moderator of washington week on pbs in his spare time. julia ainsley, nbc news national security and justice reporter. and former u.s. attorney joyce vance, who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor. robert, you get to go first. set the scene. march 5th. the principals, the dynamics, the backdrop and what ended up happening. >> what a scene. mr. mueller, someone who is known to be so careful with his words, has a meetsing with the presidents legal team and theyre having tense negotiation...

Reporter for "the washington post," moderator of washington week on pbs in his spare time. julia ainsley, nbc news national security and justice reporter. and former u.s. attorney joyce vance, who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor. robert, you get to go first. set the scene. march 5th. the principals, the dynamics, the backdrop and what ended up happening. >> what a scene. mr. mueller, someone who is known to be so careful with his words, has a meetsing with the presidents legal team and th...

"wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor and global view columnist brett stevens. what have we learned in the last two weeks about this accord that we didnt know before. >> a great deal. its 159-page deal. and there are a lot of details. and almost every detail is extremely interesting. weve learned about the difficulties of verifying the accord the various mechanisms or nonmechanisms they have to use it. weve learned a lot about the enforceability of the accord and how the whole snapba...