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Step back, even if you got the fed to start cutting rates substantially there is not a whole lot of room to cut rates and, historically in the last ten years the fed's cutting of rates hasn't had that big of an impact. so i can see why the president is pressing them and would like them to give his political campaign a boost, let's say. but i don't think that that will do that much. >> sandra: you are familiar with andy potts and r. former business plan, we chat with him offer. he penned an opinion piece in "the wall street journal" this morning, recession fears are overblown. he comments that ...

Jenna: we are keeping an eye on the growing battle in massachusetts where the city of concorde is implementing a municipal ban on all bottled water sales. critics are calling it just another example of the united states run amok. rich fields joins us with more. what is the deal here? >> welcome you can buy soda and sparkling water, but you cannot buy smaller bottles of water. when you do buy a bottle of water, the town voted to hide the sale of it. basically you are depriving people of their consumer choice. it is only hurting the local markets, as you can just leave town with consumption numb...

Die. it's sort of chugging along. this is really in my opinion disappointing, we have great new technologies, the cloud, the smashing phone, the tablet, fracking, nan technology, all of these great new things that should be creating jobs and growth, but i believe that the size of the government, the spending, the future taxes we're worried about, the healthcare act, all of these things have created uncertainty and they are holding the economy back. so we're growing way less than we should even though we're growing. martha: let me stay with brian for just a second. you said that you think this ...