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Us where the economy stands now? i had a long conversation with somebody the other day about this, and there was a lot of optimism among i'd say the statistics guys in in that this is a real recovery. >> yeah, the tenor of the commentary has changed. you're absolutely right from a fragile recovery to an economy not out of the woods to one that is now seen more as a sustainable recovery with several asterisks attached to that comment. we've had better manufacturing data, surprisingly better consumer spending data, good manufacturing data, and this morning, we even got some decent housing data. ...

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Underpinnings of what is going on in this economy. there's economic data out today, manufacturing data, the best in more than 2 1/2 years, again, it's one thing to talk about the enthusiasm. the optimism that president trump outlined last night is coming to fruition and so many different ways, neil. >> neil: real quickly, snap chat is indicating that they'll come in around $70 a share which would give it a $25 billion evaluation. now it's back. >> yeah, a great day topublic. i'll caution investors. i'd rather look at these companies that have been around 100 years and been through the ups and ...

Killed in world war ii. their story was brought to the big screen in the 2002 movie "wind talkers" starring nicolas cage. chester nez, 93 years old. now to business. u.s. markets rallied yesterday following better-than-expected manufacturing data. that help offset a poor jobs report for the month of may. later today, we'll have the numbers of the labor department jobs report. we'll have more ahead on "morning joe." cnbc's steve sedgwick joins us live from london for the latest. >> reporter: mika the markets are looking at the data saying what's that going to mean for the big payroll numbers,...