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Raises rates it's a matter of by how much. the expectation which has been broadcast by fed officials, both current and former, as well as what's priced into the market ahead of this report is we're going to see a half a percentage point increase when the fed does announce the increase later today. historically speaking that would be a very large increase but we're coming off three 75-basis points hikes -- four excuse me, ahead of this meeting. so it represents a down shift in the pace of financial tightening by the fed coming off the heels of the cooler than expected cpi inflation report yeste...

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Majority of accounts in this country by some republican standards, on those debates, and he was, now down in the polls, down in battleground state polls and the clinton team was looking forward to trying to regain the senate. talking about focusing on down ballot races instead of this race. so donald trump needed something to change momentum and this is something that the campaign is going to hold on to do try and do that. >> yeah. certainly going into a higher gear as the democratic effort is now having to down shift. nbc's katy tur. thank you from golden, colorado. appreciate that. any mom...

Problems in the economy. tell us what you think. j.b., first. that's why we have nicknames. j.b., then fifty. >> i think it's a fair assessment. i think in some ways the report looks weaker to me than the positive reactions. the 175,000 on payroll -- >> nice job control room. >> sorry. go ahead. >> it was a bit of -- the 175,000 on payroll is a bit above what people expected. i like to think the average of the trend in the payroll. 130,000 per month over the past three months, it's a down shift in the rate of job growth, if you go back six or 12 months before that. i am concerned. there's weat...

Us of all the ways that we are united as one american family. >> we are back. the president and his republican opponent both canceled their campaign stops today and they pulled the negative ads from television stations in colorado. for an assessment of how candidates handleded the news and what impact it could have on the campaign, we've got john heilemann and mark halperin, editor for "time." both are msnbc political analysts. this is a tough thing for a presidential candidates. they're out there in the midst of a hard fought campaign. a tragedy like this happens. how did the two men handle i...