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It's had strong years in the last several years but 17.3 is great. >> ceos will tell you the fact that no longer having regulatory overhang as their number one concern gives them confidence to open up their wallet business sentiment. this has been a big promise. >> all this gives you a strong market. take a look at this orange line. this is homeownership. largely flat. it's not flat but it's not the biggest gain. a lot of americans don't own homes. the one thing that all americans work have is wages. that's the blue line. while the stock market is up 17.3%. wages are up 2.3% compared to last y...

America. this is -- i really like using this board but this is a stephanie point. if you're bragging about stock market growth, it's really important to understand that only about half of all american adults hold stock. >> this is so important because president trump's tax cuts, even among democrats in the business class, they look at this and say great. my 401(k), my retirement account, i love it. only 50% of people in this country it even touches. >> not only that, let's go down to the lower half of income level. it becomes 28%. 28% of people in the bottom half of american pop yulation by in...

Vox crunched the numbers and found that all refugees fell sharply, 17.3, during that ban. joining me now is ari melber, host of "the point" starting in just a little bit here. the question out there was, did it unfairly target muslims coming to america? that data seems to show that the numbers went down precipitously compared to other groups. >> right. that's not a surprise to others who followed this. it further documents a natural consequence of focusing on regions that are muslim dominated or a muslim majority. legally, that doesn't end the question. take a different example. say, after 9/1...

You get no delegates. 98% of the vote in alabama, rubio at 18.3%. here are more results here from the state of texas, again, minimum, 20%. that is the threshold. 80% of the vote being counted now, rubio is below that 20% of 17.3%. then, you see when adding up these delegates, how marco rubio came short of ted cruz tonight, especially in texas. looking ahead now, we're going to hear from campaigns where they can win in the next two weeks and where is that? on saturday, a series of events here, kentucky, louisiana, kansas, nebraska. a week from today is michigan, and john kasich has been making ...

I don't think voters will going to vote on that basis that politicians are clever on the stump. >> i want to talk to you about this regarding florida only. trump at 34 points. ahead by 16.7% and that's how many points cruz has. 17.3%. excuse me, rubio has a 16.7%, so, trump, 34. cruz, 17.3 and then rubio, 16.2 and bush at 10.3. carson, 9.3. so, question to you, is can rubio pull off florida? >> he has to. if he can't win his home state, which is a winner take all-state, by the way, then he's in real trouble, but his strategy would be to do well enough until then that trump starts to deflate li...