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We haven't seen that from donald trump. >> to mitch mcconnell taking the floor, why didn't donald trump come out last night or this morning, command the podium in the rose garden, and say, okay, enough is enough. i was elected to get stuff done. they're not getting it done. and we're now going to sell something -- >> i think he should have. i think he should have been doing that working over the weekend rather than at his club. i think he should have been calling senators, working the phones, trying to find consensus, trying to provide the encouragement to coalesce around a solution. we're not...

These numbers typically decline 20 to 30% year on year before we head into a market recession. the treasury yield is ten pickly negative. we're nowhere near that. i feel good. but you have to pick your place. there's some areas that are more expensive than others. >> and a lot of thing i tell young people, the benefit, they're young. that i have time to make mistakes and ride economic cycles. >> that's why i'm not so concerned about the timing. is this a good time to get in. millennials are thinking you'll see ups and downs. the important thing is they get in. the power of compound interest is...

We're talking about 10, 20, 30 years here. >> to me, my long-term strategy is like lunch tomorrow. but i understand the skiddish nest of investors, particularly the young investors that saw their parents get burned or remember enough about the housing meltdown, the tech melt i don't know to not get sucked into this. what do you tell them when they look through that rear view mirror? >> yeah, look, i have compassion for them and i understand there's a lot of risk and they're scared to get involved. the fact of the matter is, you cannot win the game if you don't play the game. you have time. com...

Million jobs over ten years. no business like no other, are those things possible with these proposals? >> i don't think anybody can grow our economy in real terms of 4% over time. there may be a given time, but the math is just too extraordinary. if you simply grow the economy 2% a year, which we've been doing, you will have $19,000 more of real gdp per capita in one generation. i mean, we are the result of compound interest, not growth. it isn't 4%. that 4% is not -- they'll be given years like that but not realistic. >> they're not realistic. >> no, but people promise things in campaigns th...

Compound interest work its magic. coats makes a forceful argument that for all of our talk about trayvon martin and donald sterling, america really never has had a cultural reckoning with the violence, the horror, and the fundamental plunder of labor of families and of opportunity that this country was born with. more that we really haven't had that conversation on race. that wraps things up for the reid report. i will see you back here next tuesday at 2:00 p.m. eastern and be sure to visit us on-line at the reid report.msnbc.com. the cycle comes up next. hey, cyclists, happy friday. >> hey, j...