charles coles boulevard last week and i moved the now clay is the way for snap collections in february. dominic kane has moved from valley for weeks old enough, shots has led a minority government, unable to get his policies through parliament without help from the opposition. on monday he needed them once more. this time to express no confidence in him, and his benefits for bringing food with the bundles to collections is my goal is to say that the citizens convinced it to him in the political course of the country as best as a point. 2 shots defended his time in office that survey suggest this is a high risk strategy. many germans are unhappy with the government, the opposition lead to attack the challenge. so that's a 3 ways to use the same view that can stand here and continue to explain every folks running out the depths at the expense of the younger generation, spending the money. and that's for the competitiveness of the german economy. it didn't even appear once in your speech. panelists agree that the economy will be central to the coming campaign. one, this says germany's cur

cole. we bring in charles payne who has a fabulous show, most of making money on phofox business and authorre is to know. i'll say two things. on the correction, more of a dow correction, i understand that but still, first point, i rumor -- tax cuts would be postponed until back-end of the year are hurting stock market, yesterday fed's blip flop or wherever they should have said we blew it. i just think that markets are befuddled with uncertainty. they don't understand fiscal or moptary promises. >> rally, animal spirits are based on trump 2.0, anything that may interrupt or derail it will scare the market. you know, you have a couple things. i thought yesterday's sell-off was an dim indictment of j. powell. the changes they made in their economic projections in three months are mind boggling, you can't be off that much and why do you see gdp going up and inflation going up. then fed funds up more. it does not connected. the other problem, right now, they take 16% of tax revenue to pay interest rates. that is scheduled to go up over 20% in trump's administration. but, we could talk 25%. tha

cole, unforgettable. it's christmas, we're plague stuff like that. anyway, unforgettable charlesettable and has a fabulous show, host of "making money" on fox business and the author of a very good book, "unbreakable investor." charles, thank you for spending a little bit of time with us. you're the stock market expert. of i'll just say two things on this sort of correction. it's more of a dow correction, i understand that. but still, first point i want to say is i thought rumors that -- rumors, maybe the reality, that the tax cuts would be postponed way until the back end of the year. we're already hurting the success market. then yesterday the feds flip-flop or whatever it was. they should have said we blew it. now we see higher inflation. we actually see a stronger economy. so why were you with cutting interests the way you did in september and november and yesterday. i think the markets are befuddled and don't understand fiscal or monetary promises. >> right. western, the animal spirits -- well, the animal spirits are based on trump 2.0. larry: right. >> a couple things. firs

cole. that is to represent the missing and murdered indigenous women across this country. the first panel includes eugenia charles newton, law and order committee chair and member of the navajo nation, abigail echo hot, a very famous name in idaho, executive vice president at seattle indian health board and director of the urban indian health institute and members -- and member of the pawnee national -- pronounce th? okay. for some reason that's just not one that clicks in my tongue. [laughter] there you go. [laughter] mary jane member of the tribal executive committee and member of the tribe. mullin bryant, while pataki alliance, incoming director and member of the penta scott nation. eugene? correct each through open the through. >> thank you. here today i want to begin by reading aloud some of the names of those who are currently missing. paul is a relative from arizona the earliest known missing man we have in our records. his arrest in 1942 female from arizona the earliest known missing woman that we have in our record but she was last seen in arizona. an elderly was a grandmother from sweetwater arizona wen