to put it in simple terms hank paulsen we're making too much of a plus of that impending rate hike. do you agree with him? >> i think we are. it's only a quarter of a point. quite often when we talk about central banks and what they are doing such small moments. does it change people's investment decisions or spending decisions on a quarter point staying the same or even a cut makes very little difference. i think we are. that said we're going to see a quarter point hike at some point. the question is whether it's now or december. a couple of weeks ago the tendency was people saying they can do it now. since then we've had brainard being more dovish and they eased back expectation. so i expect we won't see anything. >> every time we talk about until pending hike we talk about the end of money flowing into high yield sectors. but every time this has come back time and time again we talk about the end for those sectors but then for some reason the fed doesn't hike and then these sectors are in fashion again. is now finally the end for those sectors? >> i think we're seeing the end com

hank paulsen the former secretary treasure injuries republican was talking about it yesterday on bo xilaiow important it is not just economically but geopolitically right now. if obama can make the case it comes down u.s. leadership in the world at a time where we need u.s. leadership to fight terrorism and fight all sorts of the world's threats maybe there's a chance for that no matter how it positions clintons or trump in the next administration. >> of course jack lew said there was a chance of it passing but politically he has a tough job of getting it done opinion. >>> u.s. equity futures are pointsing to a higher open, 63 points on the dow to be precise but could the fed be a game changer. we ask jack caffrey. same tune, "worldwide exchange" back in a couple of minutes. today i am helping people everywhere do what they d.. better. i work with startups like alpha modus to predict markets five times more accurately. i am helping tv networks use social data to predict what people want to watch. and i worked with marchesa to turn fan feeds into a dress that thinks. hello, my name is wats

i needed you yesterday because we had hank paulsen on. >> i saw. >> his point was i'm going to electlicans as i can to the house and the senate. but then maybe hillary is the one that might compromise with them to do the republican things instead of electing the republican guy who you wouldn't have to compromise because he'd actually want to do that thing. the logic i didn't quite get. and he wants to elect a woman but not a republican woman. because his wife wants a woman. i don't know. but there are republican women. >> but not one running. >> not running right now. maybe a margaret thatcher is out there somewhere with small government, you know. anyway. what are your -- >> well, what i try to do -- i sent a couple slides over. i had two slides that sort of described why i'm voting republican, why i'm voting for trump basically. no offense to andrew with his column this morning which i read. i can attest to the fact that if you cross the obamas, the bots come at you on twitter. >> you think the retribution is just -- >> just as strong on either side. so retribution is there no matt

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