it set as precedent, emac.rris said students put in danger. >> go get muscle to help me deal with? one universal meaning by the way. exactly when you need a journalist in there somebody making statements like that. sandra is right. listen, we're gouging colleges, colleges are gouging middle class families with tuition hikes by selling useless degrees that nobody can use in the real world. college is supposed to be a time when you are challenged, when you're learning to stand up for yourself with in different ideas. they're not supposed to be safe havens to find new ways to be offended. that is what we're paying, that is what taxpayers are paying for. sandra: the fact she apologizes, she is saying she is sorry, andrea, she regrets it? she is supposed to be leading authority on journalism. professor of mass communications at one of the best journalism schools in the country. apology doesn't work here. andrea: you would think she would know, harris, a little more about as sandra says in her position, the media and

another thing going on, emac mentioned it. s&p 500 companies, sports fans, get 50%, five zero percent of earnings overseas. you know what that means europe contracting china slowing down, that means s&p earnings will be disaster. >> addendum to what scott is saying s&p capital iq, bank of america, merrill lynch, saying quarterly earnings coming in, corporate earnings season kicks off next week. talking anywhere 4.6% negative downturn, up to 5%, 6% downturn in corporate earnings. david: hey, scott, i want to go back to scott martin for a second, if in fact the fed made a mistake, there are a lot of doves in the fed probably didn't want to see a rate hikes at all, if they made a mistake will they come back and pull them down again? we saw that happen in europe. terrible thing that happened. we've seen that sort of thing happen in japan. if it happens here, i'm afraid of things like negative interest rates here. they even talked about it. >> ben bernanke says it will do that. david: scott? first scott, then danielle. >> we saw th

. >> emac. >> emac-kennedy. connell: i think madonna is taken. we'll go with emac.n, kennedy, everybody says that's great. >> i'm glad i'm starting this. i think brent sweet light crude. connell: don't start with me. everybody says lower oil is great. we don't pay for gas. maybe the world economy stinks? >> there are other dell deleters effects and we're spiraling out of the control and investment rb index is going up and. connell: you want to talk about that. >> oil and sweet bourbon. connell: it hasn't happened like this for a while. exact every day. look at oil or indifferent? >> i think they're separate. connell: why? what do you mean they're separate? >> we know energy prices have positive knock-on effect for all sorts of companies in the united states, especially shipping companies and airlines. connell: listen up, kennedy. >> i'm trying. i wish i had a pen and yellow legal pad to take some notes. >> we're seeing now a rare thing which both supply an demand issue with oil. all that. so the demand part of it to me is idea after recession around the corner, righ

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emac, francis. charlie gasparino joined us.t, connell mcshane and pricewaterhousecoopers shannon slaughter. shannon you're hearing this. what do you say to your clients? >> we say what do you say to your employees. they're a huge part of the economic base. neil: that is out the window. >> trying to figure out what to do for themselves. 70% of the workforce are millenials. trying to them them what they need to do. neil: what do you do? >> we make sure we are a part of their retirement savings. only 3 of% are a part of their retirement savings and 20% are taking some of it out. neil: is that right? >> long-term effect. neil: before any of this? >> before any of this they're taking it out. before any of this, 30% of them have overdrawn checking accounts. this is issue we see compounding. neil: this is millenials? >> these are millenials. neil: gaspo? >> i was going to say of course. >> you unleashed a dragon. >> that was fastball about 80 miles an hour. i don't think come as any surprise millenals are overinvesting. over running c