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$6,000 a year. that's impossible. this is about lifting up people. >> you are offering a benefit that doesn't call for work. the earned income tax credit does. >> why not try to lift everyone equally at the same time? brian: so she is saying give people a boost, try to equal the playing field. >> yeah, i mean as i said before if you just hand everybody 3,000 or $6,000, it's not going to make anyone better off. every business in america is going to know people have more money. it's just going continue to crease prices for people. it's not going to help them. it's going to disincentivize people ...

Years. all opec members are meeting in vienna today to decide whether or not to raise output amid a rapidly increasing oil prices in may a barrel of north sea crude peaked at just over eighty u.s. dollars the main reason for the increase was no output from opec the economic situation in venezuela as well as curbed production among opec nations has led to a shortfall and a driven up prices saudi arabia now wants an increase prices could encourage us producers to up production from sources like fracking output there is reportedly already at an all time high. well and here's something related to ...

We need a free and fair trade for sure. a commercial war opposing the lies is not consistent with our mission, with our history, with our current commitments for the global security. ed a -- at the end of the day, it will destroy jobs, increase prices, and the middle class will have to pay for it. i believe we can build the right answers to legitimate concerns regarding trade imbalances, excesses and over capacities by negotiating through the world trade organization and building cooperative solutions.

These wage gains, we don't know, and beyond yields were quite high last week. that may suggest that they're expecting more inflation. all that data could convince the fed to be little less dovish, to speed up the process of those rate hikes. another reason that markets may be more skittish about whether those rate hikes might be becoming sooner has to do with the fact that we've had this massive fiscal stimulus at a time of low employment. this is not well timed fiscal stimulus, the tax cuts. you normally don't have a $1.5 trillion stimulus package coming when you have 4.1% unemployment. >> wh...