[applause] charles: herman?ree with you those are some basic human rights that people are entitled to and, as you know, our public school system provides free, not free, education paid for with taxpayer dollars. what some of the socialists want to do is move that up another level when at the same time, when at the same time there are issues just k through 12 because of some of the ways that things are done. many people take their kids out of public schools because they see some of the inequities there. i don't disagree with you that those are some of the basic rights that everybody ought to be entitled to. i just don't believe government ought to be the one to pay for all of it. [applause] >> i can respond to the notion that uas at the same time i respond to lou. one of the things germany does with its dollars is do the following. all costs of college in germany, right now, are zero. no tuition. no fees. not only for german citizens but for anyone in this room who went to germany to take a college career could g

charles: herman. we those that to you. there is a lot of versions of capitalism that exist from chronoeverything, icrony to everything el, is there such a thing at pure capitalism. >> no, because we have taxes, and laws and people who cheat. but the imperfect in capitalism this far away, a big gap. c in tha capitallation stands fr competition, and s in socialism stands for state control. it has flaws that is why we have a system of laws and a court system, we have congress, the executive branch, the judicial branch. charles: richard? >> i want to take off from your point of different capitalism, that is what we teach in economic courses, a dream of what might be a capitalism, we teach it to student to show them how far from it we have been. it is a image, nobody in their right mind in not anything i have encounters imagine its as possible, it is an image, a desire, then you measure how far from it you have gotten. realism capitalism is competition, when one company works again the other one of them wins and other one goes

charles: herman. we those that to you. there is a lot of versions of capitalism that exist from chronoeverything, icrony to everything el, is there such a thing at pure capitalism. >> no, because we have taxes, and laws and people who cheat. but the imperfect in capitalism this far away, a big gap. c in tha capitallation stands fr competition, and s in socialism stands for state control. it has flaws that is why we have a system of laws and a court system, we have congress, the executive branch, the judicial branch. charles: richard? >> i want to take off from your point of different capitalism, that is what we teach in economic courses, a dream of what might be a capitalism, we teach it to student to show them how far from it we have been. it is a image, nobody in their right mind in not anything i have encounters imagine its as possible, it is an image, a desire, then you measure how far from it you have gotten. realism capitalism is competition, when one company works again the other one of them wins and other one goes

let me say something about my friend, herman cain. i think herman cain would have been a wonderful addition to the federal reserve board. right now, the people at the federal reserve, most are phd economist. that is a criticism of me. been a disruptive influence. there was a great article in the wall street journal saying i do not even agree with the things steve moore says -- stephen moore says. it would be a great thing to have a successful businessman like herman cain at the federal reserve board. orwould only have been one -- one of 10 or 11 votes. everyone over there is a phd economist. let's have some diversity of opinion. let's have someone who knows nothing about farming and small business and banking. host: does the debt matter? by all indications, it will double under eight years if the president is reelected. $22 trillion growing rapidly. tax cuts bringing in fewer dollars right now. guest: i agree with everything you said except for the last statement. the number that just came in show federal tax revenues, even when you t

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herman, you know, the governor's right.e has been able to unite everyone against him, even the mainstream media. mainstream media loves liberal politicians. i think we found the one liberal politician even the media doesn't like. >> i believe that governor -- mayor deblass you will -- de blasio will avoid iowa. he will get crucified if he tries to go to iowa talking about his meatless mondays. and worse, killing babies after they are born. here is what i believe mayor de blasio suffers from, new yorkitis. they believe that they are the center of the universe and that everybody agrees with them. as governor huckabee said, he has succeeded at uniting the rest of the nation because the rest of the nation absolutely does not agree with him, and he is under the illusion that he represents the thoughts of the rest of america, and he clearly does not. jesse: i hope i don't have any of this rubbing off on me. >> no, you're okay. don't worry. governor huckabee and i will pull you back if you start acting stupid, okay? [laughter] jes

the president nominated herman cane and stephen moore to the board.g people we have no reason to reduce interest rates. markets like when interest rates are low, that's why why with you're seeing a bit of a selloff, half a precent, a mild reaction. that brings this hour to a close to me. look for me on social media. thanks for watching. "deadline: white house" with nicole wallace starts right now. >>> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in the new york. it was only a matter of time before donald trump's total and complete exoneration tour turned into a campaign against special counsel robert mueller. the very man who a short time ago donald trump believed totally and completely exonerated him. and as jim comey former fbi director wrote yesterday, donald trump has a way of eating the souls of the people who worked for him. it looks like the soul on today's menu belongs to emmet flood. he has slammed

and when herman turned on you, he never turned back. >> and johnson really needed herman. he couldn't afford this collision. >> no, they were providing the money to give to other congressmen and to finance his own career. and alice said, just have them down to my estate. she sat them down at the table and she said there's an easy compromise. give herman the dam and have lyndon, the land. there were various times when he went to her for advice. it wasn't a one night stand. it was sort of a 20-25 year - - the sexual part and it is in 2-3 years but even when he was vice president, years later. he would drive down to her estate in virginia to spend the day with her. >> so you're in a room with lady bird johnson and it just goes unsaid. that it was a sexual relationship. even though she would undoubtedly have known that it was. >> i didn't quite catch that question. >> it was pretty dirty. [laughter] i'm embarrassed to now. - - i'm embarrassed now. i'm trying to think of another journalist or biographer who sat with the former first lady and discussed - - it's really a captivat

every saw jimmy herman in action. he was president of the union for many years and many years as a port commissioner, every meeting he would get up for 10 or 15 minutes, stand up, go back and fourth and give a speech to the audience that the port commission, the most wonderful words came out of his mouth but you weren't sure what he said but he sounded really good. >> he didn't have that opportunity but yes. >> having a cruise ship named after him is his first dealings as a maritime person were as working on a cruise ship. >> report from chief of department on current issues and events of the department since the fire commission meeting on may eighth, including budget, academy, special events, outreach to other government agencies and the public and report from administration deputy chief jose vello on administrative division, fleet and facility status and updates finance support services, homeland security and training within the department. >> thank you, very much, madam secretary. as in our tradition, chief nickols

herman moved closer. wedged against the door knob was a dining chair. he tugged it aside, opened the door, and there was sandra -- on the floor, tied by her arms and ankles, but alive. >> he said that she did not look well at all. >> reporter: as marissa's mom cut sandra loose, her dad spoke. >> "where's my brother? where's your uncle?" >> reporter: the answer to that, unspeakable. what had happened to jaime melgar? and to his wife? >> she looked like she had aged ten years overnight. >> just broken and lost. >> the only possible witness to a night of terror. >> reporter: what would she remember? >> there was a car following us. >> reporter: marissa, rattled to her core, stood in her uncle jaime and aunt sandra's bedroom doorway, waiting for first responders, trying to calculate her family's terrible new math. >> i still didn't know everything that was going on. >> reporter: in the bedroom: open drawers, a tossed wallet. had this been a home invasion? and where was her uncle jaime? then she glanced to her side, and there, about 20 feet away from the bat

that's beyond -- i mean, i knew herman cain wasn't qualified. >> i knew herman cain -- no, i didn't knowt her maman cain, was sitting there thinking, if you're on with me, you should not be on the board of the federal reserves. >> i have been on cnn with steven moore, and he is a partisan hack who knows very very little about the economy and has made it very clear that he is here to do the bidding of rich republicans who want their, you know, political thoughts and economic thoughts out there. >> he comes out fine from all of this. he has been able to be on tv, as an economist. >> i go on up with david, i don't know what they're talking about. i think steven moore is just like donald trump. steven moore wants air time. steven moore wants his name out there. i have repeated it twice already, and that's giving him more than he deserves. when you talk about character assassination, steven moore is the person who wrote these things. no one else wrote them and put them in his >> nobody asked him not to pay child support. >> you could have said ten minutes after they were each nominated they w

>>they >>the wrongful death suit claims that woods in herman knew that and asperger was an alcoholic unquote fuel his death by over serving in after his shift. then let him drive it was burger crashed his corvette and died his family says woods and herman found out about the crash shortly after it happened then tried to cover their tracks. >>we have evidence to show that that videotape showing they got the bar that night after he got off at 03:00pm drinking for 3 hours of the bar was destroyed shortly after the crash occurred. >>woods didn't address the lawsuit but says he feels horrible about what happened it a terrible terrible night a terrible >>and just a. we feel that for for him in this entire family >>i'm reading in reporting. the milwaukee bucks are launching an investigation into complaints of drug cocktails during a party outside the arena following their win against the. >>boston celtics last week authorities say that several fans filed a complaint after drinking pre mixed moscow mules are the absolut vodka tent. fans say they were seeing double after just 2 drinks spread

we have herman cain former candidate for president, great to have you with us. i am delighted to see you. what do you make of these numbers in this economy? talking about president adding $9 trillion to the stock market. $9trillion to the stock market. $9trillion, i am glad to share these numbers with the public. the democrat denial all starts with the denial that president trump won the presidential election. that fueled the trump hate and more democrat denial and that fueled more democrat lies. they don't want to recognize those numbers because in no way want to give this president credit for having the leadership that has generated the era of prosperity that we are enjoying now. that the good news is people who support trump are not deterred and not abandoning ship. we must stay the course and this administration will stay the course. lou: they have already set the course. that this president has envisioned from the moment he decided to run for office that is clearly within our grasp of what he has accomplished his historic. no president in the first two year

. ♪ >> former cnn contributor has vowed out aspect after herman cane withdrew a media focused on sexualassment allegations. female athletes shouldn't get equal pay for inferior work, shouldn't be on the shrine except the one who should wear a halter top, on offense a week ago and defiant on fox after the white house withdrew itself support. >> what happened was this kind of smear campaign, character assassination, began 2 or 3 weeks. >> it's awkward for cnn, every night they trash me now for the last 2 and a half years senior economic's writer, why did they have me on every night. >> well, i think he was not going to make it, not only did he owe taxes or not paying child support, denigrating women, did the prez do its job here? >> the press can cover whatever it wants to. i do not believe in divorce, but i think when people are going through proceedings, worst character should be in play. this is a guy out for decades, kind of a creature of washington. >> yeah. >> i don't think any of this was particularly surprising but portrayed as such. i think that the real dispute might have been m

his other choice, herman cane withdrew his name citing the pay cut he would have to take. a position that's a 14 year position, a little more than $200,000 a year. they aren't the president's only controversial choices for administration posts who have fallen apart. ronnie jackson, his choice to run the va, heather nauert, his pick to run the ambassador to the united nations, and herman cain, and there are two seats on the fed board trump has to select nominees for. >>> the question is the vetting process. the president has one way of picking people, and that is going with his gut, picking people who are trump loyalists, go through process. there's some smart qualified people in the white house, talk to them. >> traditionally the people around the president put together a list of candidates that they have preliminary vetted. the president just makes the announcement and the vetting comes later. >> the gut, focus on the qualifications first, but we shall see. >>> ahead, florida voters said most ex-felons could vote but the state legislature has aprovered approved a new hurd

. >> both woods and his girlfriend erica herman are being sued by emmons burger's parents. >> we are all very sad that nick passed away. it was a terrible night, a terrible ending and just -- we feel bad for him and his entire family. it's very sad. >> the lawsuit comes weeks after woods won the masters. it was his first major professional golf history in more than a decade. >>> six time emmy award winner tim conway best known for his costarring role on the carol burnett show has died. >> the come comedian was85 years old. >> reporter: for 11 seasons, tim conway's comedy cracked up audiences on the carol burnett show. many of his laughs came with harvey korman. >> and that's the way it was 200 years ago. >> no. this is the way -- >> reporter: he one two out of his six emmiss on a variety show. in a statement carol burnett said she was heartbroken. >> i like the cut of your. >> thank you, sir. there was this tailor in san diego. >> reporter: conway first gained fame on mchale's navy set during world war two and also starred in a number of movies including 1981's the private eyes. he h

linda, first on steven moore and herman kane, what is your read on why they were willing to stand up to donald trump? >> well, i think they didn't want manifestly unqualified people to go on to the fed and that's because the economy is doing rather well now. and they don't want somebody in there who's going to end up putting it off track. and i think they're concerned that without a strong economy, republicans will really be in trouble in the next election. >> here's my question to you though, does that endorse my thesis. benicar son who is a celebrated surgeon has no business running hud. and no one objected to that because they don't care. >> well, i think there's a little bit of something to that. i mean, when you talk about the things that matter to them, what matters to most elected officials is getting reelected. and so i think most of their decisions are based on whether or not they think their position is going to help them get reelected or is going to harm them. >> well, i think there's a whole lot to what your thesis is. >> thank you. >> i don't think they care about the ot

and given another herman. how many did it. feel good and i thought i had. them and i didn't get the. money he says it was part of u.s. interrogators strategy is they trying to quell resistance that the u.s. times terrorism or detaining people across the country especially those from sunni areas. as much. over the past year human rights groups have reported that iraqi government security forces have conducted sweeps preemptively arresting hundreds of people detaining and sometimes torturing them in secret prisons inside the international zone some of the same people who were detained by the americans and were accused of being terrorists then many live in sunni areas in and around baghdad from where armed groups still orchestrate attacks. the government says there are no secret prisons i could say that there is no secret detention so we will come now he will not arise for amnesty organization and united nation organization to come and check and to find out whether there is a secret detention center and. the no no no no no no no but the arrests have fueled the

didn't have the votes, neither did herman cain. what that means now now, federal reserve remains on policy it unanimously agrees with, keeping interest rates where they are, unchallenged view, no matter where you are politically is not about it change. to charles payne. charles: neil, good afternoon. i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking right now. big news, stephen moore withdrawing his name from being a seat on federal reserve board, saying unrelenting attacks were too much for him and his family. the markets under pressure. investors continue to wonder about the fed's next move. the question now has powell opened the trap door? or is this typical stock market temper tantrum. >>> plus the attorney general a no-show at the house judiciary committee hearing today, while house speaker nancy pelosi said he lied to congress which is a crime. we're going to break that down for you. 2020 democratic hopefuls are making outlandish statements trying to separate themselves from the pack of contenders. joe biden saying china is

to noon at justin herman plaza. there will be t-shirts, raffles, prizes.there is a walk and all kinds of things geared to keep moving. >> your wonderful to be doing it and you are a wonderful spokesperson to be helping out. mr. involvement. thank you.>>> coming up in our next half hour, high lead level shutdown appears into clear businesses. what you need to know if you have visited them.>>> i am john ramos in alameda where the rift at the old naval air station has not come cheap. how the city plans to make it prosper. >>> there is another case of measles in california. we will tell you where the latest patient turned up.>>> we were in water and we couldn't tell where we were. >> everyone on board this passenger jet is okay after america rescue on a florida river. >>> we had a really hard landing and the plane bounced and it screeched and bounced more. >> passengers are describing the frightening moments as the plane bounced on a florida runway during an attempted landing and went into a river. the military charter jet was caring nearly 150 people last nig

stephen moore and herman cain were floated for these jobs but not formally nominated. curious to hear you talk about what would you like to see about future numb -- what you would like to see in future nominees. nomineeenate is in the business and we in the house are not. i don't spent much of my time obsessing about the nominating process. i watch it like most people in washington, pretty closely, much more closely with my jurisdiction. thee two offerings from white house i think represent a different view of the white house, a polar opposite of the obama administration's view. president obama put labor leaders on the fed board of governors, so this was an attempt to balance that out in a different direction. i leave it to my senate colleagues to look at details of individual nominees' backgrounds. i do think it is interesting, the makeup of the fed board of governors. i think it is really important we have folks that are willing to stay long-term because the fed, while they have great data, they are still in the people business. and the people on the board of governo

it's a silly argument, but it is an argument. >> herman cain and nominations by the president itselfwas so topsy turvy because of the lack of experience. ultimately these things fail of their own weight. you go through moore's record. my wife margaret hoover had the interview that she pulled it because he thought it was funny that donald trump took a black family out of public housing, ha, ha, ha. you get to indefensible and that occurred. problem is it's spun as a return to normalcy. the crazy ideas, impulses the president had. at the end of the day they didn't get on the fed, so we're cool >> no, we're not. >> quickly, the republicans in the senate are glad the writing came out. they would have voted for him though they knew he wasn't qualified. they are relieved. >> right. >> stephen moore didn't know he was getting pulled until 20 minutes before it happened. >> until he checked twitter. >> thank you very much. a cruise ship owned by the church of scientology is under a measles quarantine headed back to home port. we have the latest on the situation next. dare to shop the jared se

he did this over twitter saying, ultimately, first, herman cain and now stephen moore. thank goodness neither actually nominated. only thing less funny than mr. moore's tasteless sexist jokes was the idea that president trump would consider him for a seat on the federal reserve. calling for serious candidates up to the federal reserve board. you'll see who's here. white house not saying right now who else they're considering for the federal reserve board, for those who available slots now but i'm told that the decision to move away from moore was made by the president very recently that is, relatively shortly before his tweetsme as of last night, it looked like stephen moore had a chance and the president was going to fight for him. that's why we saw stephen moore today giving interviews as recently as this morning suggesting he was all in in terms of the fight for the federal reserve board. now though, i'm told the president made the decision recently and he's moving on without stephen moore. the question is, who's he going to put on the fed and we don't know the answe

where did he stand come and how does that compare to herman cain, who was also out?hat do we do next? polls reallyf the support in terms of no hikes in december. that would have made a lot of sense. in this respect it is actually a good thing when you have a diversity of opinion on the fed and i'm all for it. look at what happens when everybody thinks the same way. sort of collective thinking, right? you tend to make mistakes. we actually think the december rate hike was a mistake. in that respect i agree with him. at the same time, the key thing to remember is that you really have to make decision on research, data, and not political biases. amanda: we are seeing -- speaking of political, the politicization of the fed in a way it is hard to recall ever seeing before. picks being combed over. obviously the language from the white house about fed decisions. does that change your thinking about the power and control the fed has over their own policy going forward? yelena: i think going forward we have to think about what happens in 2021, what happens to the nomination

what would you say to herman in the sense he started out in the 1940s in georgia.propel himself to a place. does that not exist anymore for someone your age? >> i believe that millenials are entering a really difficult economic system. i congratulate herman for his success, but i don't think people should have to put safety and security at risk. >> allow me -- charles: gianno with all due respect to the journal article, i know the generation of the gait depression, went through a lot more. my mother's era in the '60s and '70s, went through a lot more. the millenials are so defeated willing to try anything what do you make of it? >> what is so interesting, am a millenial. i got involved in politics when i was 14. started working part time for the federal government when i was 16. worked my way up going to college at night. i know there is opportunity. under the obama economy we saw stagnant growing, minimal wage jobs. under the trump economy things are a whole lot different. for those relying more on this socialism model, if you we look at 2020 electorate, millenial

we just saw herman cain a couple of weeks ago had to withdraw from consideration for the fed over pastons of sexual harassment. >> and we haven't even talked about stephen moore's economic qualifications or lack thereof. thanks so much for being here. >> one more thing before we go. >> chuck and nancy go back to the white house because it turns out this time it really infrastructure week. >> guess what? it is actually infrastructure week for real! mike steele, jake sherman, thank you both. always fun to talk to you. >> happy infrastructure week. >> indeed. >> that was tuesday. in is thursday. yes, for a brief fleeting moment it was finally infrastructure week. the real infrastructure week was there waiting for us all along. even chuck and nancy, as the president calls them, said they were hopeful we could reach a big, bold, beautiful deal with the president on infrastructure. it was a ray of bipartisan opportunity that lasted a few shining optimistic hours. until the president's own party said a deal would have to be fully paid for. by i digress. soon after, "the washington post" repor

in san francisco, activists plan to speak out against workplace discrimination at justin herman plaza. they will gather at 4:00 this afternoon h. they are also going to march. we could see this action spill out onto market street. uc berkeley, labor unions will gather for their cause during the noon time hour. many other rallies happening from concord to santa rosa. we will continue our coverage of those on our website nbcbayarea.com. in mountain view, kris sanchez, "today in the bay". >>> that you can, kris. 4:33 for you right now. to the developments overnight in venezuela, a nation in turmoil following an apparent coup attempt. president nicolas maduro claimed the coup dead, claiming it has been defiant. juan guy guaido says more chaos will happen today. >>> as "today in the bay" terry mcsweeney reports, some hope that the u.s. military can do what ordinary venezuelans have been unable to do so far. >> reporter: at embarcadero plaza, dozens united in opposition to nicolas maduro. they have seen the pictures of the protests. the military is loyal to maduro, using tear gas and bullet

event held at justin herman plaza that encourages constant movement, stresses exercise. the director of the san francisco ballet school saw a therapeutic need for a parkinson's dance program. >> my mother was a valley teacher, extremely successful woman very, very active. wednesday they offered me the directorship i realized that something he really wanted to do we need to do that to create that. >> reporter: in the meantime the wednesday saturday parkinson's ballet classics will long. and there are several rocksteady parkinson programs in the bay area with the idea to keep moving. >> and will see everybody sunday morning 9:00 a.m. get your t-shirt and let's get moving. >> i love it. >> fantastic. thanks for doing that. >>> california is experiencing slow population growth but two cities in alameda county are bucking the trend and seeing some of the fastest growth rates in the state. . >>> devastating hitting india. the historic storm sending cranes toppling. >> all of a sudden it felt like a truck that hit me. >> california shark finally speaks out that this wasn't her

herman, come on back in again. great to see you again. look, i think the capitalists won the debate yesterday. >> i know that they did. i want to commend you because i have given you a new nickname. you are not pc, political correct, but you are one of the most passionate capitalists i ever met, and i love it. i sensed that there were too many people in that audience who believe in socialism, that's okay, they want to have a balanced audience. too many people believe in socialism because they believe that their lives will be better with more government instead of less government, and i believe that the people representing capitalism made very convincing arguments on behalf of less government instead of more government. stuart: pc stu. i'll take it and run with it. thank you very much indeed. i do want to ask you, there's a related note here. the president has come out with his new immigration plan. it's basically all about merit-based immigration. bringing the best and the brightest into the country. i'm sure that with your background, he

joining us, herman cain. mr.r is not going to testify today and frankly, herman, i guess you can't blame him after sitting through that yesterday. what do you say? >> i don't blame him at all. the empty chair is consistent with their empty lives. mr. mueller finished his report. mr. barr's job was to write a summary. he did. there was no collusion and no obstruction. what's happening here, stuart, is that the democrats want to keep the lie alive. that's all they have between now and the election in 2020. here's the other thing that this senator knows along with a lot of the others. the more outrageous of a statement that they make, the more likely it is to be picked up by the media on tv, sometimes in print. that's what she's doing. there is absolutely no basis for attorney general barr to resign because there is no shame in his game and i love it that he did not back down to these accusations and lies. stuart: frankly, herman, looking at what's going on right now on capitol hill, the empty chair and congressmen

let me say something about my friend, herman cain.hink herman cain would have been a wonderful addition to the federal reserve board. right now, the people at the federal reserve, most are phd economist. that is a criticism of me. been a disruptive influence. there was a great article in the wall street journal saying i do not even agree with the things steve moore says -- stephen moore says. it would be a great thing to have a successful businessman like herman cain at the federal reserve board. orwould only have been one -- one of 10 or 11 votes. everyone over there is a phd economist. let's have some diversity of opinion. let's have someone who knows nothing about farming and small business and banking. host: does the debt matter? by all indications, it will double under eight years if the president is reelected. $22 trillion growing rapidly. tax cuts bringing in fewer dollars right now. guest: i agree with everything you said except for the last statement. the number that just came in show federal tax revenues, even when you take

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herman wouk was 103 years old.ll to come on the news hour, how long was the ohio state university leadership awarema thousandrch to protest a new extradition law in hong kong. r vestigators blame an electrical line using california's deadliest fire. and, much more. >> woodruff: we are learning new, disturbing descils about the of another college athletics sex abuse scandal. as john ng tells us, this one at ohio state university. and a warning: t story contains explicit language. >> yang: judy, the school says the abuse took place in the 1970s, '80s and '90s by a physician who was both a tea doctor and worked in the student health center. the university also found that school officials knew of allegations as early as 1979, and for nearly two decades, did nothing about them. the physician, richard strauss, left o.s.u. in 1998. he committed suicide in 2005.l in an em students, faculty and staff, university president michael drake apologized to those who were abused, and said: "the finngs are shocking and painful to co

the nominees, herman cain, i think he's a very nice guy, steve moore is a friend of mine, they seem aittle overly politicized. don't you agree with that? >> i can only say if you look at what the president did, it was pretty crafty. if you want to see these rates come down and not go up, whether they stay the same or go down, to go in on public attack, it puts the federal reserve board in a position where, one, they don't want to be seen to be reacting to any political pressure, but also as policymakers in the monetary realm, they don't want to not do something that needs to be done just because they don't want to appear political. so it's like a no win for them either way. it looks like the president he got what he wanted, obviously with the rates staying where they are, look and see what's going on in the shgt mas -- going on in the markets, and a lot of good economic data today. >> if you look at the markets, after that december swoon, the implosion that occurred when the fed was reversing quantitative easing, selling their balance sheet into the market, rates backed up, stocks sol

but this is significant in the sense that the president had two picks for the fed, herman cain pulledut because he was -- it was clear he would not get senate confirmation and now steve moore pulling out because it's also clear he was not going to get senate confirmation. remember, the senate controlled by republicans. the senate republicans in recent days have sent words because of things steve moore has written over the year about women, don't even try this, mr. president, and clearly at the white house they listened. >> that's what republican lawmakers have been saying, that the white house should do a better job vetting these people before the president floats their names because these people are out there. they haven't even been formally nominated for these guys and criticize for things they have said and done in the past and then they get left out to dry. it's happened to some of the people the president has picked before, and republicans are complaining that before they have to go through this and answer all these questions about someone who hasn't been formally nominated the w