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Back against the establishment that is screwing you over. you know, the power to the little guy thing and i think democrats are trying to take that narrative and make it there is an point outcome of these, tax cuts went to the top 1%. when we're talking about appealing to the obama-trump voters, that's part of the strategy. >> neil: 's when wondering where this goes. obviously it's appealing, whatever were doing, or not going to hit you. were going to hit corporations, the top 1%. joe biden is a fan of reversing some of the corporate tax cuts. up to 28% from the 21% it's at now but not the 35%...

This image that to be one of the most famous in music history. that's it. the final bell is ringing. all green downtown. cavuto makes them smile. he's up next. see you. >> neil: all right, shepard, indeed the dow jones industrial storming back today. interest rates stabilized. tech shares were back. even disney, which was getting hammered yesterday, reversing course and moving forward. all good at the corner of wall and broadway. in the meantime, the democratic presidential candidate kamala harris rolling out her first campaign ad. take a look. >> the biggest middle-class tax cut in a generati...

To cave, but i'm not sure that's true. >> we should note he is writing $15 billion of checks to farmers to back stop. i've been meaning to for a few days. the top 1% of the payouts are $183,000 and the bottom 80% are less than $5,000. the distribution of those checks is really wild. and if you're thinking to yourself the family farmer is getting this check, it's a large agricultural concern most likely. josh barro, thank you so much. >> thank you. still ahead, the growing problem for republicans in texas where membrepublicans in congre keep choosing retirement. in tonight's thing 1, thing 2,...

Almost all of these things are really bad for both the u.s. and china. >> but so are physical wars. often, almost always. >> but most of the time we avoid going to physical war. most of the time the two countries have a strong incentive to avoid a war. it doesn't work perfectly, but it works most of the time. similarly here, the one thing that is holding this together is an all-out trade war can be really bad for both the u.s. and china. china is probably in a worse position than us to manage it economically. the flip side it's not a democracy, so they have more flexibility to put the public t...

Aforementioned thomas friedman, pulitzer prize-winning author and columnist for the "new york times." among his best-sellers, his most recent "thank you for being late: an optimist's guide to thriving in the age of accelerations." thank you so much for being here. >> great to be with you, brian. >> so if i'm one of those democrats and i say to you, tom friedman, no, we can walk and chew gum at the same time, we're going to have this conversation about income inequality, about poverty, race, and immigration, what do you say back to me? >> well, we should have this conversation. it's really i th...