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And talk about his failures. >> that's why i worked hard to put my campaign promises into law. and i have to admit with just mixed success. >> carter attempting a reset then fired nearly half his cabinet, a move some believe was the worst mistake of his presidency. >> it made him seem like he was running an unstable administration, and people got the sense that maybe the job was too big for him. >> it looked like things couldn't get worse, but events had been brewing halfway around the world were about to explode. the world were about to explode. why bother mastering something?

Interest rate hikes coming and then a day orb two later you have a cpi that is way below market expectations. >> neil: right. >> and i think it sent the message that does anyone really know the future. >> neil: you do but it's just you. >> how did we -- what is the story of the last 10-15 years in monetary policy? we had a wave of deflationary pressure from technology and globalization that nobody saw coming. >> neil: that's it. the smartest guys in the room didn't see it coming. thanks, david. >> thank you. >> neil: in florida they're adding up the costs and the damages. they're staggering on...

No reasonably informed person should have to know either one of those answers. for the first time in the history of the show we have a split decision, we have an actual tie, in which both of you get a medal, both of you claim the victory, both of you go home proud. >> this is quite the millennial. >> tucker: we only have one mug, but this requires at some point in the next 12 months you have to come back for a rematch. >> we will. >> we'll share a cup of coffee. >> look at this. >> tucker: our news division is so good they can't even beat each other. >> so good we don't know the capital of mad...

To note that these are people who are in public office, or are they are lifetime appointees to the supreme court. they answer to the public. they answer to the press, and i don't think that we should conflate people who are perhaps a danger to anybody with people who are protesting and yelling. you know, yelling is not exactly going to harm somebody in public office. >> okay. stick around, everyone, because you know frank read ahead in the notebook, in the textbook here. olivia nuzzi has a great article out tonight about her completely unexpected meeting with the president and his most senior ...

Throughout the southeast. they've staged those crews ahead of time. the power company had time to get those crews in place. many of them came in from other states. they are here and ready to do in as soon as it's needed. they're hoping to get power restored as quickly as possible. but in areas like where kerry is where there's widespread power outages, that could really take weeks. >> stay safe there. still ahead, the very latest on the morning's other headlines including the first arrest in connection to that deadly limo accident in new york. why bother mastering something?