out of young people, it would be difficult to come up with a more effective agenda than the obama economic agenda. let me make three simple point in that. number one, for 6.5 years, we have been tracked in stagnation. stagnant economic growth. young people are coming out of school with student loans up to their eyeballs scared of being able to get a job. if i do get a job, will i build any skills? can work toward a career? i understand that firsthand. when i was in high school, my parents went bankrupt. i had to take $100,000 in school and to pay my way through school. i worked two jobs. i just did a my lens five years ago. if we get back to booming economic growth, the kind that always follows when we put in place tax reform and regulatory reform, the kind of growth we saw in the 1980's under ronald reagan, the kind of growth we saw in the 1960's under jfk, the kind of growth we saw in the 1920's under calvin coolidge. it means that young people come out of school and have two or three or four or five job opportunities. you have a brighter future. number two, obamacare. one of the easiest ways t

out of young people, it would be difficult to come up with a more effective agenda than the obama economic agenda. let me make three simple point in that. number one, for 6.5 years, we have been tracked in stagnation. stagnant economic growth. young people are coming out of school with student loans up to their eyeballs scared of being able to get a job. if i do get a job, will i build any skills? can work toward a career? i understand that firsthand. when i was in high school, my parents went bankrupt. i had to take $100,000 in school and to pay my way through school. i worked two jobs. i just did a my lens five years ago. if we get back to booming economic growth, the kind that always follows when we put in place tax reform and regulatory reform, the kind of growth we saw in the 1980's under ronald reagan, the kind of growth we saw in the 1960's under jfk, the kind of growth we saw in the 1920's under calvin coolidge. it means that young people come out of school and have two or three or four or five job opportunities. you have a brighter future. number two, obamacare. one of the easiest ways t

trade deal that was just reached this week rejecting really the central piece of president obama's economic agenda and the so-called pivot to asia. during a campaign stop in iowa clinton is concerned about currency manipulation that wasn't part of this deal and drug companies also got the better end of the deal than patients did. it goes in the face of what hillary clinton said when she was secretary of state under u.s. president obama. she called it a gold standard, a trademark in global trade. so when she is running for the 2016 white house and presidency she has to flip and turn around because she, you know, she needs to collect the progressive base. >> absolutely right and clearly it's something that sanders opposes and i don't think she wanted that big policy differential to hand him in term of what he could attack her with but you could say four years on from when she was backing it the trade partnership has evolved. it has changed. so she's got a little bit of a leg to stand on but this looks like a change of tune because of the upcoming presidential democratic debate. right, let's stick wi

transpacific partnership deal which was reached this week rejecting a centerpiece of president obama's economic agenda, the pivot to asia. during a campaign stop in the state of iowa clinton is concerned that currency manipulation wasn't part of this agreement and drug companies got the better end of this deal than patients did and hillary when she was secretary of state working under her boss, u.s. president obama called the tpp a gold standard when it comes to trade agreements but i guess when you're trying to run for the 2016 white house vote, i guess you have to go with more with the populous and that's what she is trying to do. >> there's an element of a political u-turn in here in terms of winning votes to try to make sure that they don't have such a stark policy difference to attack her on. on top of that to give her credit this deal has changed and morphed. but there's a political element in there. interesting to touch on the other story as well where there's a political element to this attack on wall street. i wonder whether banker bashing is still order of the day and whether that's going to

out of young people, it would be difficult to come up with a more effective agenda than the obama economic agenda. let me make three simple point in that. number one, for 6.5 years, we have been tracked in stagnation. stagnant economic growth. young people are coming out of school with student loans up to their eyeballs scared of being able to get a job. if i do get a job, will i build any skills? can work toward a career? i understand that firsthand. when i was in high school, my parents went bankrupt. i had to take $100,000 in school and to pay my way through school. i worked two jobs. i just did a my lens five years ago. if we get back to booming economic growth, the kind that always follows when we put in place tax reform and regulatory reform, the kind of growth we saw in the 1980's under ronald reagan, the kind of growth we saw in the 1960's under jfk, the kind of growth we saw in the 1920's under calvin coolidge. it means that young people come out of school and have two or three or four or five job opportunities. you have a brighter future. number two, obamacare. one of the easiest ways t

obama's failed agenda. >> striking in all of that they have no solutions to actually bring back jobs and economic growth. their only solution is they want to spend more. they want more debt and they want to go after our constitutional right. >> they actually had a discussion on the presidential stage about getting rid of capitalism. and the defense of capitalism. that we heard from hillary clinton was we have to save it from itself. >> well, listen. last night was an evening with every democrat trying to explain how they're just as much as a socialist as bernie sanders is. >> when you've got the people cheering bernie sanders, he's not ruled out a 90 pvnt tax rate. he's okay with leaving you with 10% of your money. and they're cheering him. how are you -- how does ted cruise if he's a republican nominee, ever get these people to vote for you. >> well it's why the modern democratic party is getting smaller and smaller and smaller. what does it say that they're having a hard time finding anyone to run for president who isn't nearly 207 years od. you're not getting new and fresh ideas. but last night did il