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this may become a front and center issue as we head towards the next we date. -- the next debate. >> the economy of is always on the minds of the american voters. gereive said wall street is separate from main street in the sense that main street has recovered more slow slir than main street has. governor scott walker talked about freedom of choices to work where you want despite being a union. marco rubio is talking about replacing obamacare which hat caused businesses not to want to hire more people. martha: when you have got larry summers saying you can't raise interest rates right now, he waltz architect of the early part of the obama administration economy and it raises questions
>> we have to keep in mind the federal government has taken in more taxes this year and it has taken in in the history of the united states. clearly tax is not way to grow the economy. it makes sure people don't have money aswrailable to pay workers, to pay salaries, to pay middle class people the jobs they need. it's a trickle down next sense it takes away money from those working hard to get it. >> the tax policies between hillary clinton and the democrats and the republicans couldn't be more different. the republicans want to continue to give squall street, big businesses every break in the books. when hillary clinton and the democrats want to do is give those breaks to small businesses, just like thee she did when she was in the united states senate. everybody thought they wouldn't vote for her, she worked day and
nicole, give us a sense of the mood on the floor of the stock exchange. are people scared or a lot of the long faces. >> reporter: it's a mixed bag. the dow dropped nearly 1,100 points. that's huge. we brought in a trader at the open. how did it feel this morning? >> we had a mild panic, but like 1987, it wasn't like that with that sick feeling in your gut. >> reporter: we saw shanghai sell off. but now they are fighting them back. what are people to think after three days of selling and the chaos? >> we just failed to stay above 1905. so now we are in a fight for our lives here. >> is there some people who
endure the pain. martha: it make me think about the political scenario. we had governor christie talking about what he would do to stimulate the economy. i think of what donald trump has said. how we need to impose higher tariffs to right this situation. what do folks tell you about whether that's a sound policy? >> reporter: i think most economists, that's where my background lies, they would not agree with that. protection trade does not help your economy grow. donald trump would say they are not playing fair on the trading side and we shouldn't either. i don't think putting up a wall to trade make economic sense. i agree countries aren't negotiating fair with us. whether you like it or not it's a global economy and we are
be what it is. but having him on that debate stage will be important. martha: byron york joins knee now. byron, good morning to you. how has the discussion of this changed dramatically. >> there is no doubt a lot of democrats are nervous about hillary clinton, not only about the details of the email matter, but always with the sense with the clintons it's always something. clearly the vice president's circle, people close to him are leaking stories that he's getting closer and closer to running. but remember the fact is, most of the democratic establishment has already put its chips on hillary clinton. all of its chips on hillary clinton. it's unclear and wetter joe