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Their currency at a better position. they've become the major manufacturing center of the world. they've overcome us. with we used to be number one. now they are the second biggest economy in the world. [ talking over each other ] >> responsible for 19.9% of the world's goods for the past 110 years we led and last year weç had 19.4% with we dropped below them. >> yeah, we are going down, they are going up, no question. >> heather: lack of regulatory transparency, currency misalignment and closed capital account. anything else? >> there's the issue of human rights. they can -- they have no wa...

Irrational explanation why the august 2nd debt ceiling deadline isn't really a deadline. finally, let me finish with the performance art of the republican house. we start with the debate over the economy now. joe walsh, a republican from illinois. sir, i wonder, go through a couple details of the bill you're voting on this evening. i read through the text today. here's what i learned. the plan doesn't say what exactly has to be cut. but it has a special exemption for more on terrorism spending. cap reduces spending of the fraught government to $19.9% by the year 2021, fen years from now and ...

8 to 19.9' but i doubt she will try to up stage diana. >>shepard: that makes sense and the last thing, where do they go on the honeymoon? >>reporter: kenya is the leading bet. that is where william proposed to her and they were just there last october. now, second on the list is scotland and there is a lot of talk they want to down play and keep costs down and they don't want an appearance of spending a lot so they may do a mini moon right around here, and number three on the solicit -- on the list is canada but i doubt whether they would go there now but the bets are on. >>shepard: what are y...

So the fact that this movement has so many people realizing it's important to get to the polls is what i think one of the best things we accomplished. >>chris: i want to pick up on that point which is young people traditionally do not register and vote. take a look at these numbers. in the last midterm election in 2014, 19.9 percent voted. that was the lowest rate of youth turnout in the last 40 years. delaney, what makes you think that 2018 is going to be any different? i understand the rally is exciting but we are talking about more than seven months from now. are people going to go out and ...

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