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Debate. >> i want to leave the stock market discussion with the tweet by john harwood, at cnbc covers financial matters. he said the increase in the dow jones industrial average from president's inauguration day to february 5th of the following year, trump 22.7, obama 38.5. put that in the little known facts. thank you both for joining us tonight. appreciate it. coming up what is donald trump most worried about with the special prosecutor? is it that he expects the special prosecutor to charge him with treason? in the rewrite what donald trump doesn't know about treason.

Going to die by it. there's a reason presidents don't traditionally champion the stock market rise day after day because something like this could happen. it could be a correction, but i note washington produced information today which is stunning, which is the deficit will be a trillion dollars this year because of the tax cut. so i'd also say for republicans who've been lecturing us about fiscal responsibility they threw that out the window with this debate. >> i want to leave the stock market discussion with the tweet by john harwood, at cnbc covers financial matters. he said the increase i...

In states like georgia and florida and so on. limiting the subsidies increases the increases by 22.7%. in georgia by 31%. in florida 20%. and utah so on. these are major increases in premiums faced next year by people who buy their insurance in the individual market. so let's take a look at who those people are. in the next chart you can see there's 17.6 people in america who get their insurance through the individual market. about 7.5 million of those do not get other kinds of credits. they're going to bare the full brunt of the increases. the balance of the people do get some tax credits, bu...

Demographics of who has returned ballot so far as. let's look at two, specifically. african-americans right here. that you are participation rate is about 22.7%. hispanics, about 1.8%. but if you go back and look at 2012, look at the drop-off right there. you have about a 5.3% drop-off in african-americans actually participating in the early vote right now. you've seen a slight uptick right now, anderson, when it comes to the hispanic vote. and of course, we see the it whoo vote right now, that has jumped up by about 3 percentage points, anderson. >> what about florida, where both campaigns ar...

Anderson, was 307,000 ballots returned. and as robby mook had just said right there, democrats really do rely on the early vote to help win elections. let's go into the racial demographics of who has returned ballot so far as. let's look at two, specifically. african-americans right here. that you are participation rate is about 22.7%. hispanics, about 1.8%. but if you go back and look at 2012, look at the drop-off right there. you have about a 5.3% drop-off in african-americans actually participating in the early vote right now. you've seen a slight uptick right now, anderson, when it comes t...