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Make it s difficult for people to live their lives. when zip code determines what kind of school that you go to. when zip code determines what kind of food you can eat. these are the vestiges of enslavement that a lot of people don t want to deal. with. joining me now robert patterson, sir, good to see you again. thank you for being with us. you and i have talked about this before. it needs to be made clear to people. this is not hr40 is not a bill for reparations. it s not each close to a bill for reparations. the we are hearing hearings on a bill that we could set up a commission to sort of look at the bad things that happened to african-americans and sort of look at it in the future. thank you for having me back this afternoon. this beginning conversation would say, look, we know, it would actually begin to acknowledge that there are long-term economic consequences that are not only related to child slavery but also the jim crow segregation that happens ....
Can shift and the ground beneath us can shift. the sentiment issue has become a central issue to the fed, along with the fact they admitted, hey, we thought it was transitory slowdown inflation, we like a warm economy. i know everybody likes to think it s too warm but they like a little heat and we have a cool trend for this late in the expansion. zble let s look at the rate the fed deals with here, which we re looking at from 2007. you can see as the recession came in, the fed dropped the rates. it s the ammunition the fed has to try to stimulate the economy. they stayed close to zero all the way to 2016 and we sort of see them step up in 2019 and on the right side of the screen, you see it level out. we were expecting more increases in 2019. i want to swap over to the next screen, the prime low. it looks similar to the federate. usually the prime rate is about 3% higher. that s how it affects people who ....
Inoculating the population. the second, and i m quoting from the article is new. and one you might not have thought much about. fighting the deluge of rumors, misinformation and flat-out lies that will appear on the internet. we have seen the power of misinformation when it comes to particularly health, particularly with falsities spread by the anti-vaccination community. but there is also the danger being spread with malicious intent the times warns it is reasonable to assume that a country would deliberaty spread intentional lies in an attempt to increase death and chaos. joining me to have a closer look at this is roger mcnamie. and an early and current investor in facebook. he is also the author of the new book zucked, waking up to the facebook catastrophe. you do a lot of thinking about the unintended consequences of things that if we don t understand the dangers of misinformation on the internet, ....
Many of them little kids were left by border patrol officials at the local mcdonald s. they had no money, no food, and no idea where they were. in the last month, a staggering 6,700 migrants have been brought to deming. town official chris bryce is in charge of helping them. we are getting really good at this. reporter: maybe too good at it. within 24 hours the town had set up a shelter on the fairgrounds with just about everybody pitching in. how much money are you spending a day? anywhere from 15 to 17,000 a day. reporter: the whole fire department relocated. one of the best things i ve done as a firefighter. reporter: we ve got a rare look inside this shelter. it represents a shift in federal policy. the feds used to be the only ones running shelters and paying for them. remember, this is not a federally-run detention center, it s a shelter. families spend a few days until moving in with a u.s. sponsor while waiting for their asylum hearings. these families we have agree ....