she specifically named mark zandi. she told not to high school students and applied that he was a republican to give him credibility. fact checker.org got all over because that's repeated lies. he's a big donor to the democratic party into her. there's a credibility issue. that tax policy center is coming out with a score today as is aei the aei and the pac some patience is our plan looks great. tax policy center says it looks bad. ideology comes into play. what they don't do, what they don't do, they don't do two things in direct answer to question. first of all they don't dynamically score the plan. that's critical. we live in a dynamic world. secondly, and one of my missions has been over the past month is to get people to do the analytics can evaluate the whole plan. if you've got tax cuts taking revenues down, okay, but if you've also got energy regulatory and trade reform taking revenues up, let's look at the whole picture. >> thank you so much for really a pleasure. appreciate it. [applause] >> i was at a slight

mark zandi. he puts this thing together every month. mark, what's your sense here?e hand it's below the expectations. it's below some of the stronger numbers we've had. but there's this big debate out there among economists that this number 150 is even above what the economy should be doing given demographics and the growth numbers. >> yeah. it's solid. you know, it's double the rate of the working growth population. at this pace of growth, the unemployed and underemployed continue to approach full employment. it's not as strong as it was 6, 12 months ago but i think that's going to happen. you know, we have a record number of open job positions. it's going to be hard to fill them. job growth is going to slow and that's part of this process. >> have you been able to take a look at what numbers like this mean for the unemployment rate? one of the biggest things the fed remarked is we've been creating all these jobs but suggesting to folks like fed governor there's more slack in the jobs market and maybe we should -- i think the phrase they've used is give it room to

stuart: you are following closely to mark zandi. >> he is a good democrat, crazy liberal. >> not crazyt a democrat. >> he is a democrat who has given money to hillary clinton, acknowledged as a democrat and he is wrong. >> i think he worked for republicans. stuart: what do you know? >> you said his handling of this woman stuff is stupid. the one yes it is, you are quite right, i did say that. it is a stupid way to handle this issue. juan williams. >> pleasure to be with you. always a way to get my blood pumping for the weekend. stuart: see you soon. back to you. now this, senator elizabeth warren once president obama to fire mary jo white, chair of the fcc. >> democrats don't like the corporate donations coming into political campaigns meaning the citizens united 2010 supreme court case. what they are doing now is trying to get the fcc to get companies to disclose the money they give to political campaigns. mary jo white is saying that does not affect the earnings and work we do and now senator elizabeth warren is calling on the obama administration to remove mary jo white as chairman

stuart: mark zandi, with a democrat and run a lot of economic studies for the democrats, he says we're in the longest period of consistent job growth in our economic history. what do you make of that? >> well, i tell you what, it is the slowest recovery since the 1940's. and the more important thing is, you have the democrat analysis. i will tell you this, this week, pew came out with a staed that shows by a 2-1 rash across every category, americans believe there are not good paying jobs in their area. if you're a high-paid executive or an hourly worker, you don't see the ability to aspire into another job. not only that, for the same study that pew did, it showed that less than half of america believes that the standard of living will be better for their children and their kids. i think that's how people feel. i think that's how they judge numbers like this, out in america. stuart: is it born out by the statistics? if you look at the jobs created by the obama administration, i don't know how many million it is, it's 7 million, obviously. the are the majority of them low paid or what?