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Back, but for the most part, they felt this if you can't say no to the president of the united states. and he is the president, and he wanted it. his argument would be, and his aides are the people closest to him now, they would say he had a reason not trust the government. look what happened in various investigations, and would go on and on that way. and whatever value those complaints have, and it's nothing to do with why he wanted this classified information. this was not all about the mueller investigation, this was not all about crossfire hurricane, and the origins of the russia probe. th...

And over, is that enough to scare people into voting for them? >> well, that is why it's incumbent on candidates to when i campaigns that emphasize the issues that they are strong. if the democrats try to respond and run on the issues that the republicans want, and they're likely to lose. but this is an election that has major cross currents. the crosscurrents you mentioned, that favor republicans in this election cycle, and the crosscurrents that favor the democrats, including choice and democracy, and health, care and all those other issues. so this is cross current. i'll give you a perfect ...

This will be the biggest tax cut in britain in some 50 years, they would be removing planned corporate tax hikes and removing a cap on banker pay and that is deemed as something that the government had hoped would be stimulative but at the same time you already have its central bank raising interest rates to try to cool down inflation in that economy. so a lot of cross currents here. just how steep this move was, big moves in the uk bond market really getting a lot of attention here. they have come up off the lows a little bit because there is some speculation that the bank of england will hav...

Not like the way the president has been handling the economy. equally about 60% of americans say that they disagreed with the supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade. so when you look at these waves, you've got as you mentioned two different campaigns, two different waves, and basically, running at cross-currents to each other. it will be interesting to see which of those issues play out at the top of voters' lists in the election. >> i want to bring in former president for the latina victory project and former biden campaign adviser and msnbc political analyst, i want to dive a little ...

Moderates but not push it into recession. that's where the pain comes in. >> how about the president's student debt relief plan. will that increase inflation, decrease inflation or is it a wash? >> it's a wash. you know, a lot of cross-currents, a lot of moving parts there. if you take the debt forgiveness part by itself, that will help support consumer spending and growth and would cause more inflation in the current context. but the fact that those folks that have been not paying on their student loan debt during the pandemic, they'll have to start paying again, that will weigh on spending, ...