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More affordable? the motivation is they have problems. they have a ton of debt and it s affecting the economy over there. i think that s more to do with it than anything. i m not so worried about our dollars. our dollar is strong because we are. we re the envy of the world and we haven t seen that in a long time. it s good to be a part of. trish: yeah, if you want to take that overseas vacation. nice to have a stronger dollar. oh, yeah. trish: what are you looking at for friday? friday we re thinking about 225 with revisions to the prior two months, which is big, boys and girls. that shows you the trends are intact. 3.0%. book it. thanks, guys. it s not that great. i get it. trish: listen, exactly. everything is relative, right? scott, good to see you. gary, deidra, thank you. think you re drowning in the ....
Do? if we see wage growth, means raising rates. looks good. looks strong. a lot of people i m saying are just hold the course. stay the course. trish: scott, deidra brings up something important. we would love to see wage raises. i could use a raise. trish: look at the inflation we ve had. we haven t seen enough inflation in actual wages. so does that at some point start to happen? is the job market that tight? it should. another conundrum, with the great profit growth we ve seen at these great american companies,some of that is great to trickle down to mr. and mrs. worker. we need to see more training, better education and we need to see the higher end jobs get filled. what we ll see is the next leg up in wage growth. ....
You saw how the stock got punished at that point. it s worth noting that is 90% of facebook s business. today s drop, that makes mark zuckerberg, the founder and ceo, his personal network down about $16 billion. that is according to forbes. you know there are a lot of people saying, listen, this couple still has two billion global users, this is a pickup and they ll figure it out. you have your optimists and pessimists. neil: fair and balanced. thanks very much, deidra. by the way, that tech sell-off, by the way, contributed about a 1% hit in the nasdaq. something that might absorb the pain for some of those wondering about this entire sector that amazon earned about $5.07 a share. why do i mention that? a lot of people were hoping that would provide hope for the ....
40%. there s a ton of businesses that would take that kind of growth any day. i feel like it was a kitchen sink quarter. they got the bad news out of the way to hear the analysts sweating over the telephone. it s a very clever p.r. if you felt the hot breath of regulators on your next, you d say look how much we re trying to make our platform more stable dana: and you should say it in a voice like that. tone matters a lot. yeah, it s like oh, we re suffering and we re not getting richer as the click ticks. dana: meanwhile yeah. dana: thank you, deidra. president trump calms tensions with europe. now there s growing concerns among farmers that makes up a big part of his base. josh explains how this is affecting the president s approval ratings in some swing states. ....
For the president and his party. we begin with deidra. hi, neil. ray dallio runs bridge water. a $122 billion fund, one of the largest in the world. he tweeted this earlier. today is the first day of the war with china. he just put war. so the u.s. and china have about $34 billion on each others products. the u.s. placed tariffs on products from china. china placed about 550 u.s. products under tariffs. here s the former prices for strawberries and lobsters. the current ones and what chinese people have to pay. they could get them for $2.69 a pound. now $3.36 a pound. so perishables, consumables a ....