50 appointments for january already so in the slides are kind of filled on an ongoing basis that trendline is accelerating so the feedback that i was ref was somewhat around that issue there was with the people's exhibit 10 legislation and the tax collectors office around the collection of a number of things that driving it but an important thing to remember right around this time september are october or november we started to include the cases and publishing what our seem to be substantial penalty amounts and people read those substantial penalty amounts and understand there are consequences four not complying could be high in the form of penalties. >> that's an important point i think what is really going to help us to continue to grow the number of receipt for the priengs is consistentcy and enforcement this is not a temporary thing but permanent we'll enforce the law by consistency in terms of what the law is i'm hoping we get off the short-term rental roller-coaster and have a law that is in effect enforced and people know the rules and don't think the rules will change 3 months late

[applause] this is a once in a generation opportunity to change the trendline on education funding. the stakes are high. for the cynics out there, looking to stop this plan or rooting for its defeat, if you're hoping this lawsuit will be resolved any other way, it won't. and to my democratic friends, even if you voted against sending it to the ballot, now it's on the ballot. you can't sit on the sidelines. please, put politics and partisanship aside, and put our kids and teachers first. [applause] i've promised to put all my energy into ensuring its passage. so let me just say, i'm voting yes on prop 123, if you're with me, raise your hand. [applause] thank you. thank you. thank you. k you. in the past year, i've visited schools all over the state, meeting teachers, principals and parents. they looked me in the eye, and i've listened. to those parents and educators, i want you to know, i've heard you, and this plan delivers. in the years ahead, arizona will be among the states investing the most new dollars in public education, all without raising taxes. [applause] this is a first s

50 appointments for january already so in the slides are kind of filled on an ongoing basis that trendline is accelerating so the feedback that i was ref was somewhat around that issue there was with the people's exhibit 10 legislation and the tax collectors office around the collection of a number of things that driving it but an important thing to remember right around this time september are october or november we started to include the cases and publishing what our seem to be substantial penalty amounts and people read those substantial penalty amounts and understand there are consequences four not complying could be high in the form of penalties. >> that's an important point i think what is really going to help us to continue to grow the number of receipt for the priengs is consistentcy and enforcement this is not a temporary thing but permanent we'll enforce the law by consistency in terms of what the law is i'm hoping we get off the short-term rental roller-coaster and have a law that is in effect enforced and people know the rules and don't think the rules will change 3 months late

sanders has gone from a single digit essentials the neck and neck which is about 40 percent and his trendline is a steady move up. with the new hampshire he is leading is quite a few polls. a lot of people don't think she is at risk of losing the nomination but if you think at how inevitable she was thought to be the nominee if he would come in to win iowa and new hampshire that would be a real blow to clinton and put enormous pressure on the list with more in to fight the cut did with the endorsement. but the other side and they're getting nervous chelsea clinton came out today to attack bernie sanders of all people a very strange line of attack and a strange surrogate. but that is a sign they are worried about stopping the momentum before he surpasses the if perhaps steele's iowa host: is the field set if she loses hypothetically could we see senator warren or vice president bided enter the race? >> i don't think so it is probably too late to at that point if there really seemed to the party were collapsing, you could envision a scenario at the convention is sanders was incapacitated or cli

are we going back to the trendline? are we going to take asia dxy back down to that weakness?wn to china. 41% of that. the other currencies are heavily tied to the economic radius of china. the china economic data is the giant unknown, and it is an unknown that our fed and the ecb does not have the ability to backstop. is it the data, or the reaction? we got some pmi's over the weekend, and they were not disastrous but it was showing signs that it is bottoming and the chinese getting --sort of has sort of gotten a new stability. services maketter up for weaker manufacturing echo michael: ultimately, yes. what i am saying here is that this transition is an awkward adolescence for this incredibly important economy that is underlying global growth and is going to increase as a deflation exporter. tom: they are a deflation exporter and currencies are weaker. larry summers pushes against that and suggests the first-order condition is an disruption,ealth for taiwan and the korean people as well. is it an export game or is it a weakness, a lethargy to the system? michael: it is a gre

sixty-five year trendline. vertical bars are the absolute number of folks, and in 2013 to 14 it is roughly where we were in 1949. the vehicle miles traveled is dramatically higher. the progress we have achieved which is a function of less drunk driving, more folks using belts. the next chapter will come from the technology we talked about here today. i would make that point that i started with, all of these technologies are not about safety but about maximizing the social objectives, a convergence. it is very safe and productive. so whether it is advanced driver assist or fully autonomous vehicles, there is a profound almost magical implication for the economy and life. and so we appreciate the focus on innovation and focus on the convergence of benefits. one last point, this last line shows the fundamental dilemma that we have. a 25 year pattern, the blue line is year-over-year change in household income. the salmon colored liner rises is the price which is been driven up by compliance responsibilities. the ye

[applause] this is a once in a generation opportunity to change the trendline on education funding. the stakes are high. for the cynics out there looking to stop this plan or for its defeat, if you hope this lawsuit will be resolved any of their way, it won't. to my democratic friends friends, even if you voted against sending it to the ballot but now it is. you can sit on the sidelines please put politics and partisanship aside and let our kids and teachers first. [cheers and applause] i promise to put all of my energy into ensuring its passage so let me just say i a.m. toting yes on proposition 123. if you are with me, raise your hand. [cheers and applause] >> thank you

50 appointments for january already so in the slides are kind of filled on an ongoing basis that trendline is accelerating so the feedback that i was ref was somewhat around that issue there was with the people's exhibit 10 legislation and the tax collectors office around the collection of a number of things that driving it but an important thing to remember right around this time september are october or november we started to include the cases and publishing what our seem to be substantial penalty amounts and people read those substantial penalty amounts and understand there are consequences four not complying could be high in the form of penalties. >> that's an important point i think what is really going to help us to continue to grow the number of receipt for the priengs is consistentcy and enforcement this is not a temporary thing but permanent we'll enforce the law by consistency in terms of what the law is i'm hoping we get off the short-term rental roller-coaster and have a law that is in effect enforced and people know the rules and don't think the rules will change 3 months late

is trendline has been a clear and steady move out. if you look at new hampshire, sanders is leading in quite a few polls. while i don't think there's a lot of people who think hillary clinton is at risk of losing the nomination, even think about how an evitable clinton was thought to be in the cycle as the democratic nominee, bernie sanders would've come in and win iowa and new hampshire, that would be a real blow to clinton. and its ability would put pressure on elizabeth warren to come in and finally weighed in with an endorsement. i think the other sign that the clintons are getting nervous is you have chelsea clinton of all people come out today and attack of bernie sanders as a kind of crypto republican. it was a very strange line of attack and a strange surrogate outcome for the clinton campaign to use. nonpolitical a figure as it is chelsea clinton but i think that's a sign the word about stopping senators -- stands moment and before he surpasses them and press ends up stealing iowa. >> host: based on that you think the field i

[applause] this is a once in a generation opportunity to change the trendline on education funding.he stakes are high. for the cynics out there looking to stop this plan or for its defeat, if you hope this lawsuit will be resolved any of their way, it won't. to my democratic friends friends, even if you voted against sending it to the ballot but now it is. you can sit on the sidelines please put politics and partisanship aside and let our kids and teachers first. [cheers and applause] i promise to put all of my energy into ensuring its passage so let me just say i a.m. toting yes on proposition 123. if you are with me, raise your hand. [cheers and applause] >> thank you in the past year i have visited schools all over the state, in reading teachers there principals and parents to look to me in the eye and then i listened. to those parents and educators on want you to know i have heard and this plan delivers in the years ahead arizona will be among the states investing the most new dollars of public education all without raising taxes. [applause] this is the first up, a big first at

these dramatically different trendlines are a function of political ideology, not geology. all three examples underscore don't know how energy policy affects energy production but also how changes in energy production affect the lives and livelihoods of us all. and that highlights the simplified that is often lost in the energy policy debate, get energy from fossil fuels is in for decades to come will be fundamental to our society. and as a result of policies we put in place in that area, will have repercussions well beyond the well head, the pumping station, or the refineries. a have real-world impacts on american families, on small businesses, on our environment and on our communities. as the president's plans for your in office begins, we hope that he will take note of and help foster but we like to call the u.s. model. we hope you will note the already heavy regulatory burden, almost 100 pending regulations on the oil and industry -- and counting upon the oil and gas industry can hinder rather than advance what he hopes to be one of the administrations defining legacies

50 appointments for january already so in the slides are kind of filled on an ongoing basis that trendline is accelerating so the feedback that i was ref was somewhat around that issue there was with the people's exhibit 10 legislation and the tax collectors office around the collection of a number of things that driving it but an important thing to remember right around this time september are october or november we started to include the cases and publishing what our seem to be substantial penalty amounts and people read those substantial penalty amounts and understand there are consequences four not complying could be high in the form of penalties. >> that's an important point i think what is really going to help us to continue to grow the number of receipt for the priengs is consistentcy and enforcement this is not a temporary thing but permanent we'll enforce the law by consistency in terms of what the law is i'm hoping we get off the short-term rental roller-coaster and have a law that is in effect enforced and people know the rules and don't think the rules will change 3 months late

50 appointments for january already so in the slides are kind of filled on an ongoing basis that trendline is accelerating so the feedback that i was ref was somewhat around that issue there was with the people's exhibit 10 legislation and the tax collectors office around the collection of a number of things that driving it but an important thing to remember right around this time september are october or november we started to include the cases and publishing what our seem to be substantial penalty amounts and people read those substantial penalty amounts and understand there are consequences four not complying could be high in the form of penalties. >> that's an important point i think what is really going to help us to continue to grow the number of receipt for the priengs is consistentcy and enforcement this is not a temporary thing but permanent we'll enforce the law by consistency in terms of what the law is i'm hoping we get off the short-term rental roller-coaster and have a law that is in effect enforced and people know the rules and don't think the rules will change 3 months late

>> i'll give you guys some credit which is you've been saying more for a couple of months that trendlinesi think it's a self-fulfilling thing. i think there's still a possibility that once he wins a couple primaries there's going to be some rallying around some alternative because there are a lot of people who are quite allergic to donald trump, especially in the republican party. so you'll have a rubio possibility and it does look like he's rolling, you're right: >> he is rolling. and mark halperin, time and time again, he had obviously the first challenger, ben carson zoomed away in iowa. he gave that belt buckle speech, went after his biography, went after him bragging about hitting his mother a hammer, talked about the magic belt that could stop a knife and just hammered away at the preposterousness of some of the statements in ben carson's bio. ben carson started dropping like a rock. ted cruz goes ahead of him. truss starts attacking him in iowa. the same thing happens. hillary clinton attacks him. i think hillary clinton's been on the defensive since she attacked him and he started

50 appointments for january already so in the slides are kind of filled on an ongoing basis that trendline is accelerating so the feedback that i was ref was somewhat around that issue there was with the people's exhibit 10 legislation and the tax collectors office around the collection of a number of things that driving it but an important thing to remember right around this time september are october or november we started to include the cases and publishing what our seem to be substantial penalty amounts and people read those substantial penalty amounts and understand there are consequences four not complying could be high in the form of penalties. >> that's an important point i think what is really going to help us to continue to grow the number of receipt for the priengs is consistentcy and enforcement this is not a temporary thing but permanent we'll enforce the law by consistency in terms of what the law is i'm hoping we get off the short-term rental roller-coaster and have a law that is in effect enforced and people know the rules and don't think the rules will change 3 months late