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"wall street journal" editorial board member dan heninger. that notwithstanding, do you think this president is handling this market sell-off correctly? the read from the white house has been fundamentals are sound, we hear that from white houses every time there is something like, and by and large the fundamentals are sound but other factors take over. what do you think? >> i don't think he's handled it particularly well. thinks the stock market should go up all the time, and remember, neil, as you know, donald trump is a low interest rate guy, and the fact is that because of the federal reserve's quantitative easing, central banks around the world, suppressed interest rates for eight straight years, the greatest monetary policy experiment in the history of world, and to his credit, trump becomes president, all the deregulation, they pass the tax cut and the real economy seems to just explode as it has been. we've had two events, the suppression of interest rates and real economy for eight years and now the real economy responding, and the m

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brian: dan heninger talked about, what does it mean for the republicans november from "the wall street had them for years. they are a little messy but still delicious. so good. okay. let's talk about more important things, guys, including this. virginia tech student under arrest for having illegal assault rifle and trying to buy 5000 round of ammo. police say he also went to target practice, researched bulletproof vests and bought old cop car. he is from china and is not allowed to possess firearms under his student visa. this is decade after the 32 people were killed at virginia tech. it was deadliest shooting in school history. >>> the case closed against senator bob menendez. the seven week trial ended in a hung jury. the new jersey democrat was accused abusing power, accept be bribes for political favors including lavish hotel suites and private rides on jets. >>> at only thousands of officers are working the big game but thousand of cameras and drones watching every move. the head of homeland security reassuring fans about their safety. >> obviously due to its size, its scope, it