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Welcome to the Journal Editorial Report im Paul Gigot as heads into the final stretch a new cnn shows they are in a tight race in six Battle Ground states with Vice President Kamala Harris leading among michigan and former Donald Trump ahead in arizona. Two are nearly even in Georgia And Nevada and dead heat in all important State Of Pennsylvania where the candidates are set to meet next week in a high Stakes Debate that could set the tone for the final eight weeks of the campaign. So what shoul...

before the election. the results are mixed. >> bill: 261,000 jobs added. its good but a hot number. well explain. we expect 200,000. slightly better than expected. unemployment rising. >> dana: the bump in unemployment days ahead of an election where 80% of voters say the economy is the most important issue. david spunt is live at the white house. a long day for you as well between now and tuesday. >> it really is. were waiting to see what the white house has to say about the 261,000 j...

Not cooling down which means the fed will continue to raise rates. your analysis of how you see it today, larry. >> well, i think youre right on that point. by the way, i wish that wouldnt target the economy. the fed should target the inflation rate. normally, you know, good, solid economic growth is not inflationary. i want to make that point as a supply cider. if we had enough production of oil and gas, if we had enough pro pro pro product -- this is a decent jobs number at 261. household empl...

If you are going to have the tariff policy, aim it at the countries enemies like china and russia. and thats pretty much where donald trump has ended up. >> robert? >> what worries me about larry kudlow, honestly, is hes a supply cider beyond even the normal range of reasonable supply siders. larry has not seen a tax he doesnt want to cut. and tax cut predicts a windfall. he has predicted over the past 25 years. you and i know, on his show and debated this, always me against the two of you. and ...

Were super lucky. >> ill just waiting for ben to clear his throat again because when im going to agree with you guys, but here is the thing. i believe in supply side economics and ben will say theres no empirical evidence at work so well get that for a few minutes but here is the one-- >> neil: even say empirical. >> its zero, but here is the thing. im not sure the president agrees with this. hes busy holding hands with nancy and chuck now and hes looking to cut deals. >> neil: pelosi and charle...

Of a tabular asset to a lot of us. >> thats the issue. goldman sachs, the economic team at goldman sachs, their economic advisers, thats a hot house of keynesian economics. they think government spending is the key driver of growth, down on tax cutting. they dont think regulation is a real problem. i agree with you. we looked and we couldnt find where gary kohn had a lot on the public record about where he stands on public policy. youre telling us you dont know either. what about steve mnuchin, ...

Obsolete. he doesnt seem to know what they are. >> well, i think after that tough questioning from bill oreilly, hes going to announce another ten-minute boycott of fox news. he asked him the mosts byic question. and heres, i think, the problem trump is running into. he was running as the anti-politician. and now he is behaving exactly like the politicians whom people say they dislike. the politicians who dont give straight answers. his tax plan is amazing. because hes been out there saying over...

Are their boss and more power to them. theyre perfectly right in doing that but in boom periods they do all of the above. now theyre just spending the cash to sort of hunker down and that good for shareholders, but longer term they are making a statement about the economic environment. >> yeah. i completely agree with that. actually, neil. the one negative in the economy, in the business conditions, is of you look at the gdp report that just came out last week, we saw consumer spendings -- going...

Priority on slashing those things. and so hes a reformer. but you know, there are plenty of cases, youre absolutely right, when he was given a choice, the deficit was not his first choice. i dont think the deficit is his overriding priority. hes a supply cider and hes cast a bunch of votes that kind of made sense for a congressional republican making his way through the system, but its not the case that the deficit has been his first priority throughout his career. >> seems like he only started ...

Started worrying about paying for things since obamas been elected president. under w., he never worried about the price tag. what do we make of that, michael? just a simple hypocrisy of a guy who will spend any nickel as long as its designated as good spending by w., of all people, the minute -- obama shows up, no deal? >> i think the second piece of this, theres a supply side philosophy then a conservative reform. hes really interested in cutting back what he sees is not the core of government...