we have kristina partisnevelos and steve moore. the day before expected to hike interest rates, president trump is keeping the pressure on by tweeting, quote, i hope the people at the fed will read today's "wall street journal" editorial before they make yet another mistake. also, don't let the market become any more liquid than the dirtiest. feel the market, don't just go by meaningless numbers. good luck. i love that little tag line. this is "the wall street journal" editorial board op-ed talking about it and titled time for the fed to take a pause. make it in a cause against a rate hike tomorrow. well, it may not be what presidents usually do, but folks, it's trump right about interest rates? what do you think? >> no question about it. you and i both work for the editorial board and it's been kind of hawkish. it's at least my way of thinking and donald translated thinking that the fed has been way too tight. they made a major blunder three months ago craziness rate that cause deflation in commodity prices and i will say at the r

kristina partisnevelos.tching the market if they're overstating, overreact and has treasury mnuchin was telling today. is that to say they don't pay attention to market that all? i wonder about that. most of the important federal reserve decisions have been born if you think about it of actions that were playing out on the markets. we didn't get that first vote until we had a failed vote for a t.a.r.p. during the bush administration when the dow fell about 800-point. quickly congress scrambled to get t.a.r.p. funding go and we followed by the 6000-point after that. my point is markets to matter now for a lot of the administration did they matter more when they go up for eagerly bragged about when they go up. a former dallas fed adviser with us right now. danielle, i know federal reserve officials won't admit this, but maybe now is a former federal reserve official you can say that. before you answer that, i want to go to paul ryan and kevin mccarthy talking about their meeting with the president. [inaudible

. >> ashley, this is kristina partisnevelos. you brought up the fact this is a hard exit. what about the dynamics between northern ireland and ireland. you can't go back to the violence that occurred not too long ago. if you could weigh in on the backstop deal, do we think they could agree that there is no hard border between the u.k. and northern ireland? >> well, that is the biggest problem of all is what you do. no one wants to go back to the hard border. no one. the e.u. customs will still have a say over northern ireland's dealings with the republic of ireland and the fear for northern ireland as they will eventually be going down the middle of the irish sea. they're very worried about that. quite frankly, how do you solve that issue? have you normalized, get out of the e.u. and include a non-border between northern ireland and southern ireland. there's a real conundrum in no easy answer. david: you mention teresa made this may be it for her. if it is, a guy named jeremy corbyn is in the wins. he's a socialist in his career was pretty much over. at least it was down.

we have kristina partisnevelos and steve moore. to hike interest rates, president trump is keeping the pressure on by tweeting, quote, i hope the people at the fed will read today's "wall street journal" editorial before they make yet another mistake. also, don't let the market become any more liquid than the dirtiest. feel the market, don't just go by meaningless numbers. good

kristina partisnevelos with more and with recent recent surveys are saying. >> hey, neil.e absolutely right. a new poll from "the wall street journal" combined with the nbc are seeing roughly one third of americans right now believe the economy will get worse in 2019. i called about 900 people for this poll. that is the lowest level of confidence right now in the last five years. if you look optimistically, 28% believe it will improve. the graph you see on your screen right now from a topline and yellow pretty much unsure. the important part there is the crossover come in the fact that more people believe the economy will get worse in 2019. split pretty much among the party lines. republicans are more like 48% improvement common that's pretty much the opposite when it comes to democrats and we also have another poll coming from reuters. reuters actually interviewed economists. they got questions from economists and these are 100 economists within the next two years they believe there is a 40% chance of a recession reason being global slowdown and flattening of the u.s. yie

kristina partisnevelos is covering the new york stock exchange as they get set to ring the bell and close a big time downhill. reporter: you literally just hit the nail on the head. i was talking to a traitor before going live in each other's know incentive to buy right now. why would the president to weed out about the site at the small and and and steve mnuchin created more havoc about financial peered the dow down 600 points. smp so close to bear market territory. then you have been asked back 120 points down in bear market territory. that is 20% off the highs. if we look bears three major turning downwards. this is coming off of the nike boost on friday when the earnings came out they did quite well so that's a typical sell off your scene over there. procter & gamble, johnson & johnson. no major news. let's move on. but we see first financial because steve mnuchin called all these bank ceos to check and see if they have liquidity. to see goldman sachs down, morgan stanley down 2% and bank of america down to .5% bear. still not reassuring. mnuchin is not reassuring investors now that t