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Interest— aspect purchases. if you raise interest rates from 0.10.25%it's not going — interest rates from 0.10.25%it's not going to be earth—shattering. even _ not going to be earth—shattering. even 0.75% is still incredibly low. a lot _ even 0.75% is still incredibly low. a lot of— even 0.75% is still incredibly low. a lot of us — even 0.75% is still incredibly low. a lot of us are on a fixed rate mute digits _ a lot of us are on a fixed rate mute digits. consumers paid off a lot of debt during the pandemic, sol digits. consumers paid off a lot of debt during the pandemic, so i do...

Total of 0.75 in the previous three meetings. two big threats faison the u.s. economy, slowing global growth and ongoing trade tensions. a new round of hearings on chinese goods is days away. but jerome powell would not speculate on what would happen if talks break down. >> we try to look through the volatility of trade news and trade negotiations. we can't react. monetary policy is not the right tool to react in the short term to volatility. >> powell signaled the fed plans to keep rates changed until 2020 unless there's a material change to the economic outlook. president trump has attacked ...

On different political theories and different ways of thinking so that you can be exposed to a lot of different ideas and you come out saying, here's what i think. >> that has a big difference between republicans and democrats on their views of college. $0.75 up republicans say college dis- incentivizes exposure to different ideas only 31% of democrats feel that way and 79% of republicans a professors bring their political ideology into the classroom and also republicans by large majority think that 67% say that bias in the colleges is a major problem. what is happening is that people on the r...

I can go to canada and buy it for $27 a vial. >> dana: doctor, is this a story you've heard before from your patients? if so many people need insulin, is this something that could go to something that's being not required to have a prescription? >> dana, i have got patients who struggle to afford their insulin. insulin is probably one of the greatest discoveries in the history of medicine. the patent was sold for $1. the vial sold for $0.75 in the '60s. this is an american disgrace. it is now $350 per vial? go to canada. use good rx. employers, negotiate your pharmacy contract differently. bot...

Must doris's friend the single mother getting by with children is hard enough and recently her problems have been compounded by excessive water bills. i walked up all that is to be $0.75 so i don't understand why is it that people have seen these polls and the poll that they are giving us it's way too high for our people to pay and it's not only bible there's a lot of other people who has. to pull this paradoxically the higher bills are due in part to keep efforts to save water reduced usage meant reduced revenues a shortfall of the equivalent of hundreds of millions of euros so the city impos...