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joining us now is michael moore, academy award-winning film maker. endorsed bernie sanders for president. michael, welcome. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> diagnose it. med kw medicare for all ask what "the daily beast" is scrutinizing. she's fallen 14 points in the polls. is that what's happening here or something else happening? >> you see this happening every election, candidates peak. the ones that peak early generally don't stay. i'm only saying what you said because i study the kornacki method. >> you can tell me what's behind the numbers. that's what i'm curious about. >> this is such a great group of good-hearted democrats that are running. there are many things to like about elizabeth and buttigieg and biden and corey and cloep ch klobuchar. they all have something good to offer. it's really a great place for democrats to be in. this is the buffet time, they're trying people and this has been buttigieg's couple weeks. one person who stayed consistent and steady is bernie sanders. he stays down or goes up. highs either

steve schmidt, let's talk about that man, that is michael moore's man right there.ntithesis of mayor pete. is that man electable? >> i believe that donald trump would defeat bernie sanders in an election. i believe that donald trump would defeat elizabeth warren in a general election. and it think the risk is outrageously high. when i look at the proposal, and we were talking about this off-air, medicare for all, private health insurance and i do think the issue, and i agree with michael that this issue has moved considerably to the left. i don't think there is much debate in the country about the fact that nobody should go bankrupt because their wife gets cancer or their kid breaks a leg and working class people are victimized by the health care system. the answer to it, though, if it requires pulling insurance -- private insurance away from 160 million people, it is demonstrably unpopular as it stands right now. and is advancing that issue at this time worth the risk of re-electing donald trump? and what i would argue is that from the perspective of the 2018 elect

michael moore e wants to make noise and that's where a lot of other times that i can put the things i can't say with words into music a lot of the music helps me to control my feelings. i chose to learn the drums because they allow me to express my anger my resentment my happiness and my depression. marcos says she's always wanted to learn how to play but the 19 year old student only started lessons 2 months ago after she lost her left eye during demonstrations in the summer. in june thousands of protesters demanded the switch to a proportional electoral system in georgia when the police use rubber bullets and tear gas against demonstrators hundreds were injured including marco the government was pushed into promising change. since her injury the government has been paying those medical bills but now that the ruling party has gone back on its promise of electoral reform her frustration at what happened burns even stronger but. i'm still angry of course i've accepted the reality of what happened. i can't change that anymore. i've become the victim of injustice. my face all of me. and w

. >> joining me now to discuss is michael moore, a former u.s. attorney for the middle district of georgia. welcome back. >> thanks. >> look. if i disappear, insurance being thrown under the bus, you've talked about what we are hearing from giuliani and not just giuliani but also the president similar to what you hear in mob cases. >> right. they are talking like this is an old mob movie. we talk about passing messages through intermediaries and saying things in a code people can't understand and conveying your wishes and directives to your lieutenants down below. we have been seeing that from the white house now. i think giuliani is sort of playing along with that and maybe he is giving a little tease and maybe at the end of the day he may be sending a message to president, look, i know more and remember we have had some talks' i've had conferences with you and i know things so don't make me the sacrificial lamb. >> we will see how this plays out. let's talk broadly about the strategy we see from the white house. i want to play highlights from t

you've been so good you are so really buddy michael moore who you are there buddy. because of the about as you are you grow there you mean are you seeing more than 0 of the world. and there you never thought. of me that even those that receive when you dare not you are in that are not on the in then that are me she in this you made the world you are than this you. left home and spiraled into delinquency and gangs at 19 he returned to demand money from his foster father who called the police. since he was arrested and taken to knock at hospital on the losses you. can talk with. there on. margie with nurses you mean that the one then the see who's a were. supposed to do the woman all the rooms are up that amount of them being seen this didn't go on being color and then when it did the doctors or nurses say anything to congress or the kid on the theory of you know. the whores in moscow may get on with their. lives sure doesn't. see. or you can do more when the ira they're done with the horror. insists he was never formally diagnosed with a mental illness. the home of t

amy: that is michael moore back in the end of november 1999.juan, you and i were covering this for democracy now! in the streets. , that point in this week and holding a big forum, the people's form called media and resistance, 20 years after seattle at university of pennsylvania, rutgers, and democracy now! help to sponsor. you talked about -- here you are working for this major new york newspaper, "the new york daily news," but it was democracy now! that brought you out there. juan: because thehe paper did nt want to pay my expenses to go out there and they did not even really know what the wto was about. i sure them it was going to be big and even bill clinton was going, so it was worthwhile -- amy: he had to come in the middle of the night because of the mass protest. madeleine albright to the secretary of state, could not get out of her hotel room because of the tear gas coming under her door. but if you could read your column since "the daily news" did not stop calalling you o one you got therere. juan: once the city was paralyzed, they w

. >> reporter: michael moore said lost his daughter who was a hostess at borderline. he says he is grateful for the ceremony, and the healing garden that he can now visit. he says he appreciates how the garden orders honors the 12 lives lost, and the 248 survivors. >> i like a lot personally, i like the symbolism, you know the 12 stones, there's a lot of 12s, 12 boulders and the 12 doves that were released. the 248 pavers. the plans and molds even that they used. >> that was amy johnson reporting. >>> a new secret service report with the reports of incidences across the school that were targeted and many could've been prevented. they looked at 41 incidences between 2008-2017. according to the findings, attackers usually had multiple motives. the most common involving agreements with classmates. most attackers used firearms, often acquired from the home. all attackers exhibited concerning behavior. most communicated their intent to attack. in many cases people who observed the threatening behavior failed to report it. >> prevention is everyone's responsibility. it is n

to your point about a 5 you know a couple of less by michael moore but. i was obese do you know how many bollywood. is said somebody gets exposed length of and then for millions and done it to all of them to my mom all my family's super close i have sisters of brothers and we're all very very very close and i don't know if i could have ever done all of this without their support and and like you guys were saying there's like my real family but also there's my tour family who you know we're not quite as long to become family but i mean we've been touring together for some of us 7 years now and if i couldn't tour so much if i didn't just love the people i talked with if you're going to my but i'm thing at eden to have. a normal style have a kotick and. go. oh it was so embarrassing at the time because i mean right before this was america's got talent and before i went out and performed they said lindsay there's 11000000 people watching good luck and then you know so scared and then they really said mean things me they said i sounded like rats being strangle

europe must think about its own defense so i see it in 2 steps 1st nato must refocus and thanks to michael moore it seems it is possible or thanks to putin in a sense but one it has refocused will be different missions to the sounds and it put it to the south it won't be nato anymore it would be a european defense force ok and as it should be emmanuelle before we were almost out of time should turkey stay in the need to allow an alliance i mean they always talk about nato values turkey in line with that real quick one minute of the thing is that if we're going to make a if if we have if we have decided that nato is outdated and we want something more of a european defense we don't want turkey for example and durkin are in i mean i don't personally so that's that well i want a i mean there's a lot you know that's very short but you know that that's what i think it's really important to mention that in this kind of conversation because we talk about values having shared values here. and we've seen since the attempted coup in 2016 with all of these purges of the military and then you have going to

. >>> a pair of heroes were honored yesterday staff sergeant mark clear and michael moore were workingarmy recruiting office when those shots were fired. they were awarded the prestigious soldiers metal. >> to everyone who supported us, i appreciate it. thank you. >> the men say there army training kicked in to help save lives that day. >> like he said, i'm just glad that everything worked out. >>> san bruno police say four people were injured. police arrested two suspects, 18 and 14. >>> a man is facing up to 40 years for shooting at eight nevada sheriff's deputy. stephan jefferson was sentenced yesterday for shooting deputy ron miller last april. this happened during a high- speed chase last april. jefferson fired nine rounds into miller's car and was only hit once in the hand. this all happened the same day jefferson is believed to have killed three people in the bay area including his own cousin. then he drove to san francisco where police believe he killed a man in bayview and another man in berkeley's people's park. according to court documents, he confessed to all three of those

the movie producer michael moore stated a while ago that only a politician could possibly beat president trump. what do you think a ticket of dwyane johnson and tom hanks would do to the democratic party? >> i'm going to go back to my four points. are we better off than we were four years ago? overwhelmingly yes. is donald trump losing any of the people that went out and voted for him in 2016? i don't think he's losing any. third. with his economic employment record and beating back the caliphate in syria, isis, i believe there will be many more people that will vote for him this time around than last time. all of this noise that you're hearing and other secret people and anonymous books and anonymous whistleblowers and whistleblowers that are hearsay whistleblowers, nonwhistleblowers-whistleblow ers, apparently colluded with adam schiff's team, it's meaningless. all that is, is noise. what's going to matter is are we safer, are we more secure, did he keep his word? is america better off? i can't think of one politician in my lifetime that's kept his promises more than donald j. trump. t

>> gregg: and notorious trump hater, filmmaker michael moore even admitted trump was right.listen to this. >> people voted for trump, the people who came out for trump, i'm not talking about the racist, white supremacist part, i'm talking to those people who are sick and tired of the system. trump told them h it was rigged, and he was right when he said that. >> gregg: joining me now to talk about "small pores "author, and a young americans for liberty analyst, christian. good to have you all. jeffrey, let me begin with you. obama is still an enormous influence in the democratic party when he says it is a mistake to go too far left. i.e., medicare for all. isn't he really talking about bernie sanders and elizabeth warren? isn't he saying they are unelectable? >> yes, he is. you know me, history counts let me go back quite a ways, the general of d-day, the hero president, the most popular president of the day. in 1964 he was a former president. he could not stand the idea of barry goldwater being nominated. he was opposed. the republican party nominated him anyway. barack oba

. >> film maker michael moore tweeted dear speaker pelosi do not accept the resignation from representative a crime victim. if you allow a plan who uses revenge porn to succeed here, you and the rest of congress are his collaborators. this is 2019. "washington post" columnist monica hessey joins me now. she wrote this piece, what mattered in the katie hill scandal and what didn't. monica thanks for being here. you say she was pushed out for all the wrong reasons. explain. >> thanks for having me. i think that when i say that, we need to be, we need to be careful and considerate in the way we talk about this. because there could have been correct reasons for her to be pushed out. she admitted to an affair with a campaign staffer. which while not violating house rules is really troubling. and it gets to the core of issues we talk about when we think about power dynamics and when we think about consent but what we ended up talking about were words like -- thruple and naked hair brushing and scandalous affair and naked photos. when we're talking about those issues we're not talking about the th

in a strong position to win the race to dubai after grabbing a share of the lead with france's michael moore and of their american skier mckayla schifrin started her season by breaking a world cup record she grabbed her 41st career victory in the slalom in finland on saturday she beat the 32 year record set by swedish great ingomar son mark who won 40 slaloms schiffer and reached this milestone after just 7 years in the sport. and in poland the best teams were competing for the ski jumping world cup austria took the top spot with 2 members of their team jumping or flying more like it a 133 meters norway came in 2nd with poland in 3rd. heavyweight boxing champion dante wilder says he's already planning his next fight as he prepares to get back in the ring with louis ortiz while there and ortiz have weighed in ahead of the contests in the u.s. city of las vegas later on saturday the w.b.c. champion is also lining up a february rematch with britain's tyson fury. look good you know as a champion you want to see your opponent look good and look you say so when it comes saturday night i will have

that's because of michael moore who's a visiting senior fellow at. the center for africa london school of economics joining us via skype from kent that's in the u.k. hi there thanks for joining us on the al-jazeera news hour how do you explain the ability of the armed groups and particularly the the a.d.f. to continue to carry out attacks despite the presence of thousands of un troops in the region. thanks for having me that's the very hospital which the citizens are actually asking you know they just do not understand how you have so many peacekeepers around the capability of our lives and yet you know the a.d.f. and the my mind and other militant groups those cause and hard work and using machines to kill people they just do not understand so are un troops failing the congolese. we don't want to the u.n. chief software he can wear these but then the congolese have come to conclusion that the un chiefs have failed them i mean we do understand that the have a peacekeeping role and perhaps there's an expectation on the can delete the army to actually

and they will all be bloodied and bloodied and i say the mandarins of people like michael moore are already talking that none of these people can win who but here's my theory is that when everybody is plenty in the water and no one can beat trump, out of the weeds like an old bat, to save america will come hillary clinton and she will pretend to be dragged to be the nominee and she will be the nominee that's my theory we are at a time. who i can need tending to respond. alright david it is such a pleasure to have you. thank you who much. david: thank you who much who having me. tonight booktv and 93, journalist joe simon and jeff mason discussed a warning. it was in the donald trump presidency from an anonymous source. >> president trump is the one who is the ultimate decider. and course at the job of any president but he really fall is his own instincts on everything from foreign policy which we've seen recently to the marketing that the joe was just talking about and he is his own secretary he is his own mutations director. he is his own national security advisor. sue my people congress h

i'm michael blake-moore and i'm here with tara. you haven't heard her yet. i'm here on behalf of road dogs. we tried very much to try to help the homeless artists, but i would like to put forth putting up housing for the workers here, stop having them come from far away just to come here to work. the homeless, they need housing. we're piling up everywhere, as far as -- i don't know if i should, but i had a situation with st. anthonys not too long ago and rather than look at the camera and pay attention to what was on the camera, were they cake and piled up on me. and there still hasn't been anything about that, because they made sure to state that they -- i mean as far as workers helping the homeless, that made sure to state that they were doing better than the homeless. and that's no way for st. anthony or christians to present themselves. look into it. >> while changing healthcare, not handcuffs are part of the public policy and community organizing and the president of american federation of teacher 12121 were arrested outside of this hall and could not s

michael j. moore if is a former u.s.ttle is a criminal defense attorney and litigation attorney, also a former prosecutor, former assistant u.s. attorney. whole bunch of job titles and now partner -- >> good afternoon. ed: good to see you both. michael, i want to start with you. how in the world can jussie smollett, who basically made this whole thing up, claim it was a malicious prosecution? >> i think his lawsuit's frivolous, i'll tell you that. the criminal case is being reviewed by an outside prosecutor and is, obviously, causing problems for the prosecutor who handled it in cook county there. so that's going to be an interesting thing. i think it's probably frivolous are, doesn't likely go anywhere. they've already lost in court one time, the state's case can move forward to collect the investigate i costs, the overtime costs, and he should pay that. i mean, this was a, if we're to believe what has come out thus far in the investigation, this was just a pure fabrication to try and market off of it. ed: yeah. >> and

investigators say moore head and kenneth york shot and killed michael fiddler in his apartment following a home invasion robbery over marijuana. york was arrested back in 2008 he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. police say moore head had been avoiding apprehension until now. >>we'll be speaking in the bay area they're going to visit mountain view for a trump fundraiser. there are various events ashley second lady karen pence is also going to meet with the coast guard in alameda she's going to speak with military spouses there. you have to take it slow or on some streets in san francisco will tell you whether looking to reduce the speed limit. and pg e is under a state investigation as you know because of the recent power shops. >>what the utility company is now being ordered to do. on illegal dumping out to the east bay counties are looking to put in. i'm tracking a cooling trend around the bay area. >>for starters we're going to see a lot of 50's as you make your way out of the house this morning. but it's only going to get into the 60's on more details

investigators say moore head and kenneth york shot and lled michael fiddler in his apartment over marijuana york was arrested back in 2008 and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. police sayoore hea had been avoiding apprehension until now. we're seeing new video tonight of 3 suspects linked to the kidnapping and killing of a tech executive i santa cruz. people described as private community members the case fivefold reward in 50,000 kron four's rob fladeboe has more on both of these new developments. >>youre looking at surveillance video of 3 people ing sought in connection with the october first kidnapping and murder, a santa cruz tech executive to shar entree it was captured that same day by a security camera near his home here on pleasure point in veo you can see that 3 suspects we beeve were directly involved in this case. >>blocking friend east ive. and you can see them coming out of that alley way on to pleasure pont drive where mister entree lived and where some of those crimes are committed 50 year-old who shar entree was kidnapped from his seaside home d

the far left progressive candidates. >> neil: steven moore, you know the president very, very well. would he be concerned that someone like michael bloomberg would emerge as the democratic nominee, sort of like billionaire versus billionaire but more to the point, do people who are similar on financial issues, not so in some of these other issues. >> a couple things, neil. when i heard michael bloomberg is really looking to be serious about running, my first reaction was what party? this is the guy without a party. he ran, correct me if i'm wrong, when he was the mayor of new york, he was a republican. now he says saying he's a democrat. the problem i think. >> neil: briefly and independent before that. you're right. he's tried them all on. >> my point is he's way too liberal to run for president as a republican but my opinion he's way true -- way too pro-business to run as a democrat. i thought that comment by elizabeth warren was outrageous. she said he can't be president. he's a successful businessman whose employed tens of thousands of people, made billions of dollars, made shareholders wealthy. what the heck is wrong with th

moore head is a suspect in a 2004 robbery and shooting of michael fiddler in his apartment on golf club road. he was identified as a suspect several years later but was able to elude police up until now. police and fbi agents tracked him down to a home of extended family. he had been living all over the country. diana begdan offered condolences to the victim's family. >> i had a chance to speak with him privately and i let them know that even though justice did not come as swiftly as we may have liked, we do hope that justice will come. . >>> another man named kenneth york was arrested back in 2008 for his role in the murder. york was sentenced to life in prison. he is awaiting a new trial. moore head has been charged with homicide and robbery. >>> happening today a concord man who was handcuffed while waiting on a bart platform. >> a bart police officer who was there for another reason told him he couldn't eat while standing on the station platform. and there are signs posted. foster says the law is unequally enforced and he's suing for racial profiling. >>> an area of fair field has n

moore had used an alias and was not connected to the murder. contra costa county district attorney's diana becton says she's had a chance to speak with the victim michael fiddler's family in private and i let them know that even though. >>justice did come as swiftly as we may have liked we do hope that justice will come warhead is being held without bail at the martinez detention facility. he's due in court next thursday where he faces murder burglary and robbery charges. >>in pleasant hill felipe that all kron 4 news. >>californians who have lost their home insurance in fire-prone areas may soon be able to buy comprehensive coverage from the state private companies have been dropping policies because of the high threat of wildfires. most then turn to the california fair plan which is mandated by state law. but the fair policies are limited. now insurance commissioner ricardo lara ordered the planned to start selling comprehensive policies by june 1st and then double homeowners coverage limits to million by april. laura says that the changes reflect the state's new reality. >>i'm very confident that the oakland a's are staying rooted in oakland. >>well

michael fiddler in his apartment over ma ijuana. york was arrested in 2008 and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. police say moorebeen avoiding being caught up until now. >>san francisco district attorney's chase of odin will take office on january 8 mayor london breed announced interim da says the loftus will stay on the job until then to complete the term vacated when pressed when district attorney's george gascon retired last month loftus conceded the da's race to vote in over the weekend. the north bay neighborhood on edge after a multiple cars are after multiple cars were vandalized we're going to have a look at damage coming up. >>and east bay counties getting a major financial boost to help clean up after illegal dump it. here's a live look outside the bay bridge approach well backed up already here at 5 22 in the morning. we'll have another check of traffic with robin at your forecast with her back up in just a moment. ♪ (vo) i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations? goo

moore had used an alias and was not connected to the murder. contra costa county district attorney's diana becton says she's had a chance to speak with the victim michaelivate and i let them know that even though. >>justice did come as swiftly as we may have liked we do hope that justice will come warhead is being held without bail at the martinez detention facility. he's due in court next thursday, where he faces murder burglary and robbery charges in pleasant hill felipe that all kron 4 news. >>but some page any customers are confused after seeing their most recent electric bills, why the bills show charges for days during the power safety. >>and north bay neighbors are on edge after a string of car, ours are vandalized how police are working to try to stop this from happening again. >>and up next a a favorite is back and open for business kron four's vicki liviakis takes us inside the renovated >>as for east bay diners, a beloved restaurant shut down by a fire is open again is serving up local customer tonight on dine and dish vicki liviakis takes us to post enough. restaurant in lafayette. >>neighborhood favorite postie know is back open again afte

pam moore we've got your local election headquarters proud to be that we're following the races that matter to you crowd for scattered heenan standing by now live with our political analyst michael down what is going on captain michael take it away. >>yeah well we've been watching some of the big races and san francisco are ken and grant and that includes the mayor's race. and i'm

michael steele pod cast and my friend. there is one man having a good night tonight but the democratic senator from alabama doug jones because he's thinking there might be a jeff sessions roy moore to be the republican senatorial candidate in alabama. >> yeah, and one that the president will likely inject himself into in such a way that it will create what is already a muddled mess, an even bigger mess. the interesting thing about this, there is a dynamic to watch here, ali, and that is exactly how and to what extent the president goes after jeff sessions. now, keep in mind, their relationship is bad, but jeff sessions' relationship with south carolina is damn good. and so there is a risk for the president that he goes after sessions in such a way that it harms his own relationship with the voters of south carolina -- >> alabama. >> excuse me, alabama. those he would need going into next year. yeah, it's not going to be a problem winning alabama for the president, but at the end of the day you just don't to create that unnecessary they rebuke you -- >> if you're mitch mcconnell in and in "the new york times" reporting mitch mcconnell has been less than thrilled according to two

pam moore we've got your local election headquarters proud to be that we're following the races that matter to you crowd for scattered heenan standing by now live with our political analyst michael yaki to break down what is going on captain michael take it away. >>yeah well we've been watching some of the big races and san francisco are ken and grant and that includes the mayor's race. and i'm a look at those numbers if we can mayor london breed know not a lot of suspense here she was elected in a special election in june of last year after the death of mayor ed lee and they're finally some number she's expected to when of course but the bigger question will she be able to bring political allies and friends so long will she be able to influence other races and we're beginning to get some idea that will necessarily happen. let's look at district 5 supervisor. there's one board of supervisors spot up for grabs. it is basically a special election for the seat of supervisor valley brown and brown is one of those a house of the mayor. she was handpicked by the mayor to serve in the seat after breed was elected. she's not running for a full term, but and again, i know these numbers a

michael fiddler in his apartment following a home invasion robbery. all over marijuana. york was arrested back in 2008 he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. police say moore head had been avoiding apprehension until now, so that got him behind bars. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a 6. i phone scam busted in southern california now more than a dozen people are under arrest. plus a warning for pg e customers some say they're being charged for power during pg e's blackouts. >>americans dead level reaches a record and united partners with the anti jet lag app i'm jane king, we'll have those stories coming up. and i'm tracking a cool down around the bay area today right now temperatures mostly in the 50's but only in a top out into the 60's by full weather check coming up. i'm tracking a major hot spot and los gatos we have an accident here on highway 17 involving a garbage truck that lost some of its load all lanes are blocked and traffic is squeezing by on the shoulder will track it takes a village to raise a child. to build a bridge. to throw a baseball... to throw yourself into the unknown. to lose fear, to create hope. we believe that it takes a

michael. >>> now to that breaking news in texas. multiple explosions rocking a chemical plant blowing out doors on nearby homes forcing mandatory evacuations. marcus moorehe latest for us. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: well, robin, good morning. that mandatory evacuation order still in effect this morning for the area immediately around the explosion site as that fire continues to burn. overnight, a massive explosion at this chemical plant in port neches, texas, lighting up the night sky. powerful enough to blow out windows in hopes several miles away. >> my dining room ceiling crashed down. >> reporter: the plant, which is located about an hour and a half from houston, produces chemical and petroleum-based products and has 125 employees. >> i hope that everybody inside the plant is okay. right now that's a big concern. >> reporter: the first call was received at 1:00 this morning. >> pretty much in bed but it came in two waves. the first one we heard -- you saw the light flash. i mean, you saw the light and you felt the house rattle. and it sounded like thunder in the distance but by a second or two later like a shock wave sort of hit the house an

moore, after months of secrecy, they gathered in june 2015 at the polk county courthouse in des moines for the trial. and the prosecutors revealed all those wild details behind the murder of justin michaelives and the prosecutors had shared no information with us, other than the fact of who they arrested. >> and the little they learned during the pretrial hearings could be confusing and painful. >> as things started to come out a little bit, i texted andy and i said, "how did he get your i.d.?" and he was like, "i don't know." and i just had that feeling of, "what if andy had something to do with this?" >> but prosecutors have good reason for keeping the details of their cases from the public and even from the family. >> we don't want the publicity of the evidence to taint the jury panel. >> but now, as the trial began, they were quite confident they had all the evidence they needed, even without the still-missing murder weapon. but what happened to it? i mean, he crashed the car apparently right away. he either got rid of it before then or -- >> our theory, at least, is that sometime between him getting home after the murder before officers were back out there doing that extensive sear

joining us is kate moore, from black rock's allocation investment team jason furman, former council of economic advisers chair, he's now a professor with harvard's kennedy school and michaeldies director at the american enterprise institute. kate, let's start with you between these numbers today, jobs and ism, how important are they and how much to discounting for the gm strike? >> our expectation is considerably below where consensus is and we think this will be transitory i think the private payroll side will look pretty good in general when you take out what's going on with gm a lot of the earnings stories have been strong this week we've seen companies who have beaten on the top and bottom line get rewarded even more in price than they had been in previous quarters. we've had good messaging from the fed as joe was just mentioning they will be here to back us up but the economy is on strong enough footing that we don't need to cut rates further. you know, if we get a decent ism print, again perhaps sub50 but still a little bit of a bounce from last month, i think we have this really interesting solid macro, solid policy, solid earnings story and the market can grinding