it is not just affect refugees, .t affects daily commerce my guess is that will take a couple tenthsf a point off eu growth. today pushing beyond expectations with the release of more stimulus. is it fair to say that he brought out the bazooka? >> he certainly split a few ruptures through the market. you are right. one of the key focuses of the press conference is that neednt, saying we don't it. things could change. >> this phase of using interest rates as one of the jewels has effectively come to an end. what about the decision to buy corporate debt? not predicted by many. has that taken you back? is that a game changer to some extent? >> we are not surprised. it came a bit soon. logicalht it is a extension of placing the -- closing the gap on interest rates. i would push back a little bit on this view that monetary policy is running out of ammunition. there is a lot that can be done in the credit easing space. once you start purchasing bonds, it is not a far step to go in equities in the future, if that were to ever be needed. pushing aario girardi panic button or putting pressure

that will happen from enforcement doesn't just affect refugees or people like that, it affects daily commerceit's going to take a 10th of a point off eu growth. >> the ecb pushed beyond expectations with its relief. is it fair to say draghi dazzled? he brought up the bazooka. >> he certainly sent every options through the market. he announced all the qe package and the rate decision. one of the key focuses was that comment where he said we don't see the need for any further reduction in interest rates. that signaled the floor being hit. he said things could change. >> i think it's dominated by that signal, that phase of negative interest rates and using that as one of the tools that will come to an end. he has given the signal that interest rates as a tool is exhausted. >> what it about the decision to buy noncorporate debt? it wasn't predicted by many. has that taken you aback? >> it came a bit sooner than we thought. it's a logical extension of and closing this chapter on interest rates. it opens a new chapter on creative easing. i would back a little bit on this view that monetary policy i

that will happen from enforcement doesn't just affect refugees or people like that, it affects daily commerceit's going to take a 10th of a point off eu growth. >> the ecb pushed beyond expectations with its relief. is it fair to say draghi dazzled? he brought up the bazooka. >> he certainly sent every options through the market. he announced all the qe package and the rate decision. one of the key focuses was that comment where he said we don't see the need for any further reduction in interest rates. that signaled the floor being hit. he said things could change. >> i think it's dominated by that signal, that phase of negative interest rates and using that as one of the tools that will come to an end. he has given the signal that interest rates as a tool is exhausted. mark: what about the decision to buy noncorporate debt? it wasn't predicted by many. has that taken you aback? >> it came a bit sooner than we thought. it's a logical extension of and closing this chapter on interest rates. it opens a new chapter on creative easing. i would back a little bit on this view that monetary policy i

of enforcement doesn't just affect refugees, doesn't just affect people like that, it affects daily commercess it will take 0.1 of a point off eu growth. the very fact of the intra-border problems. >> the ecb pushed beyond expectations with its relief. oreit's release of m stimulus. is it fair to say draghi dazzled? draghi delivered? he brought out the bazooka. >> he certainly put something through the market. he announced all the qe package and the rate decision. 45 minutes before the press conference. but you are right, one of the key focuses was that comment where he said we don't see the need for any further reduction in interest rates. that signaled the floor being hit. he went on to qualify it and said things could change. >> i think it's dominated by that signal, that phase of negative interest rates and using negative interest rates as a toll has come to an end. he has given the signal that the tool is exhausted. >> what about the decision, andrew, the decision to buy noncorporate debt? it wasn't predicted by many. has that taken you aback? is that a game changer to some extent? >> w

that will happen from enforcement doesn't just affect refugees or people like that, it affects daily commerceit's going to take a 10th of a point off eu growth. the ecb pushed beyond expectations with its relief. is it fair to say draghi dazzled? he brought up the bazooka. >> he certainly sent every options through the market. he announced all the qe package and the rate decision. was thate key focuses comment where he said we don't see the need for any further reduction in interest rates. that signaled the floor being hit. he said things could change. >> i think it's dominated by , that phase of negative interest rates and using that as one of the tools that will come to an end. he has given the signal that interest rates as a tool is exhausted. thehat it out -- about decision to buy noncorporate debt? it wasn't predicted by many. has that taken you are back? back? ng you >> it came a bit sooner than we thought. extension of and closing this chapter on interest rates. it opens a new chapter on creative easing. i would back a little bit on this view that monetary policy is running out of ammu

of enforcement doesn't just affect refugees, doesn't just affect people like that it affects , daily commercess it will take 0.1 of a point off eu growth. the ecb pushed beyond expectations with its relief. is it fair to say draghi dazzled? draghi delivered? joining rot out the bazooka. late but something -- he certainly put something through the market. he announced all the qe package and the rate decision. but you are right one of the key , focuses was that comment where he said we don't see the need for any further reduction in interest rates. that signaled the floor being hit. he went on to qualify it and said things could change. >> i think it's dominated by that signal, that phase of negative interest rates and using negative interest rates as one of the tools has effectively come to an end. draghi has given the signal that tool is exhausted. >> what about the decision, andrew, the decision to buy noncorporate debt? it wasn't predicted by many. has that taken you aback? is that a game changer to some extent? >> we are not surprised by it. it came a bit sooner than we thought. but it's a

of enforcement doesn't just affect refugees, doesn't just affect people like that, it affects daily commercess it will take 0.1 of a point off eu growth. >> the ecb pushed beyond expectations with its relief. is it fair to say draghi dazzled? draghi delivered? joining rot out the bazooka. >> he certainly put something through the market. he announced all the qe package and the rate decision. but you are right, one of the key focuses was that comment where he said we don't see the need for any further reduction in interest rates. that signaled the floor being hit. he went on to qualify it and said things could change. >> i think it's dominated by that signal, that phase of negative interest rates and using negative interest rates as one of the tools has effectively come to an end. draghi has given the signal that tool is exhausted. >> what about the decision, andrew, the decision to buy noncorporate debt? it wasn't predicted by many. has that taken you aback? is that a game changer to some extent? >> we are not surprised by it. it came a bit sooner than we thought. but it's a logical extensio

come from any kind of enforcement does not just affect refugees or people like that, it affects daily commerce a couple tenths of a point off europe. jonathan: we have to talk politics or is still dominating the republican party. -- donald trump is still dominating the republican party. bernie sanders with a surprise win in michigan. hillary clinton lost michigan but her delegate count still stands high. murphy joins us from washington. let's start with a surprise. which one was the biggest surprise for you? >> bernie was the big surprise last night. london too go back to see a 20 point swing in the final hour. up a big win for hillary clinton. she does have a huge delegate lead, but she is struggling white working-class voters. david: he went to eastern michigan university and michigan state -- >> those college students are .eeling the bern this is a big problem for her in terms of enthusiasm. which is even wider than michigan is, that demographic lines up well for bernie sanders. we don't know which polls to trust. if bernie can sustain the momentum, we will see those polls could tighten. wi

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commerce said senators are not doing their jobs. >> today what i'm calling for is every south carolina senator to start returning their paycheck back to the taxpayer on a daily basis for every day they fail to start voting on the amendments on the desk. >> senator president tim letterman said that doesn't deserve a response. robert kittle, 7 news. >> senator letterman said you if they vote to end the filibuster they won't be able to fully debate the amendments. each amendment would only get 10 minutes of debate. >>> lining stretching out the door, voters very vocal about their candidates. it's been a record super tuesday in georgia. the peach state is the second most important to win in terms addie hampton is live in hartwell tonight. addie, quite the turn out. >> reporter: a huge turn out. i spoke to poll work ers just a few moments ago and think they're going to hit 1200 before the night is over. just about an hour left in polls here. that's a record for in precinct. across the county people have been standing in line to cast their ballot. there's a lot at stake in georgia. breaking this down, georgia boosts the second highest amount of delegates behind th

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commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. here, there, everywhere. united states postal service priority:you >>> welcome back to "mtp daily."ore 2016 politics coming up in just a few minutes. but first, let's go live again to ayman mohyeldin. he's outside the maalbeek metro station in belgium. he has new details on that investigation into the terror attack on tuesday. ayman? >> reporter: thanks. we've got some breaking news to report. nbc news can confirm that suspected isis bomb maker najim lat latachraoui is dead. a taxi driver told police he picked up three passengers at a property before the attack. officers carried out a raid at that address and found explosive chemicals that could be used for bombs. they've also arrested one person, but have not released a name. i spoke to a woman in that neighborhood today about those raids before taking a walk through the neighborhood. >> did you know anybody who lives in the building? >> no, because the old people don't stay here. >> the building was sold? >> it was sell last year, and is empty now. >> but you didn't see any of the new tenants, any of these men? >> no, never. never

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daily." >> it is. and i'm up here alone on your fancy set and you're in sunny florida. >> there it is. it's a chamber of commerceood. let me ask you about michigan last night. the campaign was putting ordinary word if you won michigan, it was time to focus on the general, and then you didn't win michigan. >> well, you know we were hoping -- >> did you guys get a little too ahead of yourselves? >> well, we were hoping to win michigan. we hoped it went another way last night, but it was a very hard-fought race. senator sanders outspent us there and it was a good win for him and we congratulate him on that. but what you've reported all day today, what really matters is the delegate math here. and because of her overwhelming win in mississippi and the close, close contests in michigan, she actually netted more delegates last night. so it was actually a win for this campaign. >> well, there's no doubt the math is on your side. but you do have a message issue in some of these states. and when you -- if bernie sanders is -- if you feel as if bernie sanders is hammering you on trade, you ain't seen nothing yet when dona

here because obviously tend game is to keep commerce moving, keep people safe and having confidence that the system can support them while they conduct their daily lives. >> can we really protect what might be soft targets. this was a target not inside -- inside the airport but not beyond the security line. this was not a -- a lot of people but not a huge number of people. >> that's a great question. you'll never have 100% security. what you see on this and i think some of the commentators have said it we hardened the security lines going into the airports because that's where we believe the airlines themselves, the aircraft are the targets. as we keep pushing those perimeters out we need to push them out. you'll never be 100% safe or secure. you can do things that will channel terrorists or bad actors into place where they are less capable of conducting more widespread carnage. that's what you're looking to try to do. look at ways to cause them to be less successful or look at targets that may not necessarily want to go to but the path of least resistance for them. again go back to technology side, lots of things out there in the space today, s

daily fix by the most since january. most warning is by far the -- the biggest single risk for the economy. tim, looking at what's happening in the chinese currency, they are saying commercemodities, all stabilized. the dollar point seen to be the central of this whole you and of course -- universe. tim: i think probably what is happening is you look at what the chinese buy. they sell to us of the strong dollar has an impact. we do not by a lot from them so where does it really have a big impact? shipping, coal, things like that. it becomes more expensive for them to purchase those items. i want to get in with the spread. i was just talking with richard turnover at blackrock. he is constructive on equities globally. i acted what some of the risks were to that call, this risk on rotation will continue. you mentioned the evaluation of the yuan is one of the major risks longer-term. he says near-term he does not see it as a huge risk. he pointed to the fact the spread is in reduced. the onshore-offshore spread to almost nothing. the chinese have done a pretty good job in the last two months and really quelling any fears it will go for a big evaluation. -- devaluation. lisa:

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