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Chrysler in there and he was asking them, what would cause you to create more jobs. the answer to that question we sort of know and that is jobs often go to where the labor is the cheapest which is why they've been manufacturing them in mexico. since the imposition of nafta in 1994 the u.s. has lost about 350,000 auto jobs, not necessarily because of nafta. some of it's because of recession. we don't make as many cars as we used to, all those things but mexico's gained about 450,000 jobs so the president is trying to figure out how that math works. it's not -- when he spoke about regulation, a...

Been working with the transition officials, specifically shifting policy ideas. we need to learn much more about what he thinks and what this administration thinks and simply about their own backgrounds. the reality is most of them, if not all of them, will likely be confirmed. that's how the math works. you can see the look on senator schumer's face. i can remember that. he is speaking accurately there. we are going to get a lot of answers to what trump's policies are going to be here, but, you know, if mitch mcconnell wants to get a lot of people confirmed by inauguration day, that will very...

Courses a esteemed pollster. she's done this for 30 years, as she likes to point out. she says they're deadlocked in north carolina and ohio. so jackie, let me tell you what she says, how their math works. over the past month, polls have shown us winning iowa, ohio, maine, florida, nevada, anne north carolina. if we maintain our leads in those six states, we can reliably claim 266 electoral votes. hillary can claim 193. we'd still have four electoral votes to go. that was in a memo yesterday to donors. that's their latest math. maybe it's pie in the sky, but she's a pollster. she knows how to ...

Them, and th-- i call it the sharing economy. created more opportunity at the same time as more economic insecurity. >> you said that very well. >> can't stride across, that's not going to happen as it goes forward. there are huge benefits associated with the technology that we're all using. one of the things that happens is when economic stories look back on this period, they are likely almost certainly to conclude that our economy was growing more rapidly than we think. because we have much higher productivity than we're measuring today. much higher productivity growth, but that also means t...

We've got people on this stage who want to dismantle medicaid and medicare. we've got people on this stage who want to deport 11 million people. >> you know what's interesting. nobody here on this panel has talked about dr. ben carson and i'm wondering what that says. looking at the latest polls he's now in the lead within the margin of error with donald trump. >> one of the most shocking smoemts when ben carson was scad about his economic plan. this is a cnbc debate and they were told they wanted to talk about tax policy. ben carson couldn't explain what his tax rate would be. between 10% and...