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Everybody is going easy again. you have our central bank doing a 180. china jut must $83 billion in their banking system. europe and japan that have been promised to get off of the printing of money, they decided to keep that going for another bunch of months. i think that's what's doing the job here for markets. >> neil: i wonder if the american consumer is the unsung hero. heather, you've talked about this with ford with their upbeat are numbers on sales. if you think about netflix and hiking prices up 18% on existing customers, you know, they obviously feel their customers will happily abso...

Many people rely on these payments, 70% of americans get money back from the irs during tax season so you have to pay even though it could impact of the government shutdown, the irs is working under a skeleton crew. you have to pay but it will not be delayed. heather: what about amazon taking a number one spot? >> for the first time amazon tops the list is the world's most valuable company ending the weeks long reign of microsoft. amazon finished by 3.4% with a market cap of $797 billion. microsoft came in with $783 billion after yesterday's trading session. apple a few months ago was a wonder...

Her out in an op-ed published by nbc news. "we weren't alive when megyn was in high school, but in the recollection of many of our parents who grew up around here, it was not acceptable even in the 1980s town that she knew." at fox news, kelly had a history of racially charged remarks. >> for all you kids watching at home, santa just is white. jesus was a white man, too. >> nbc executives were very aware of her history, and they decided to risk it and now it's blown up. >> reporter: nbc news tonight responding to kelly's complaints, saying, we respect the confidentiality of the process and wil...

For janet jackson who is the next act. and there's music happening. that's not music. janet jackson is the next act. and we're just sort of talking about what we've seen happening here today. i've been doing global citizen for i think -- since the first year, i'm pretty sure. i guess this is my 7th year. and one thing i've noticed is, the politics of the -- their politics have gotten sharper. you have jeffrey stacks on stage today. one of the things that is the demands now, is a billionaire wealth tax. he got on stage and said, look, the world's billionaires have a tremendous amount of money. ...

Nothing. since last year's global citizen's listen to this, jeff bezos' wealth increased by $83 billion. that is more than $1 million for each of you. and that is just the capital gains. the world's richest 42 people have as much wealth and half the global population. and according to "forbes magazine," 2208 billionaires have at least $9.1 trillion of wealth. just 1%, ladies and gentlemen, of the billionaire's wealth, just 1%, $100 billion per year would be enough to ensure health care coverage and schooling for every child in the poorest nations of the world. this money could save more than