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connell: we're joined by the president of the american action forum, douglas holtz-eakin. just to be clear, liz ann is not saying 100% chance of recession to kevin hassett's zero, she said, as you know, doug we'll get another recession at one point. there is 100% chance of that. but the timing is based on trade. what is your take? >> i think there is a lot of truth to the fact that trade is crucial to the near term path of the economy. we've seen the toll that the trade tactics have taken over the past year. we've seen ceo confidence came out this morning. it is down to levels not seen since before the last presidential election. a big part of that ratcheting back capital expansion plans. all that is bad news for the growth rate of the economy. i don't think of that as recession risk. that is taking the upside away. to get a recession you have to have the household sector go south. with the guest you just had on, we would have to see household spending drop to negative 1% to get recession. it is growing at 3%. that is a big swing. there is nothing that will drive the secto

i'm excited to introduce you to tear gordon from the united nations and rachel holtz. and we are going to delve into what is working around the world to foster the rise of women leaders. what things companies are doing and changing. and i am going to ask these women for takeaways from their own playbooks that we can use even as soon as tomorrow to kickoff some of these powerful roles we are trying to achieve. we want to hear from you so ou.ase use #rulewithy i'm going to dive right in here, starting with frieda, is this something that we as women are doing to keep ourselves from positions of power? frieda: i would probably turn that question around just a little bit. [laughter] just a little bit. because i am worried about something and that is, we talk a lot about personalized medicine and this and that and i am not sure we are really personalizing our career development and advancement. by that i mean different cultures, backgrounds, training -- however, we often use the same tools and solutions to try to advance ourselves in our careers. i think we may have some wor

eakin our revenues up since the enactment of the tax cut jobs act mister douglas holtz eakin our revenues up since the enactment of the tax cut jobs act also the cbo with its analysis go back to that previous baseline there is no implications. >> so the federal government is taking in new revenues today? is that correct. >> let me ask you a question about the possible solutions. talk about cutting benefit benefits, could the congress actually increase benefits while at the same time reducing the deficit and then to gradually raise the retirement age of social security and medicare back. >> i don't think that alone will solve the problem. it makes sense parts of the population are living longer. >> how much of a solution is that? those who have a longer life expectancy how much is that? >> it just depends and with that longevity. so depending on how aggressive you are. and when social security started we should have known it would be a hundred that should have been assigned the actuaries are not always right. that is one of the most sensible. >> so word it be feasible with that contributio

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american action forum president, douglas holtz-eakin. douglas, let me start with you, first. paradox of europe. welfare states want to trigger economic ambitions. japan needs to sit on the sofa and chill out i'm never going to hit the bricks really. >> there is long-standing concern about level of entitlement programs in europe. about the high regulatory burden. the fact if you look at distribution of firms in europe. you don't see young vibrant, start-up firms, larger incumbents squeezing out competition. none of that is recipe for rapid economic growth. we'll see more of the same. charles: kelly jane, there was some hope that macron would be that person who could sort of bridge the gap, you know, he had business experience, investment banking experience. he understood that that wealth tax was a killer. he is sticking by it, by the way, but things he is adding on will make things worse. now their debt to gdp would go along with the plan he promised last night would be 3 1/2%, well above the eu threshold of 2.4%? >> this is really a fascinating environment, isn't it, charles.

. >> we welcome eyewitnesses to the committee doctor holtz eatmon and with the council of economic advisers with the congressional budget office as an economic scholar. senior fellow at the senior institute for the university of wisconsin and princeton university and as a chief economist from rob portman from the with the heritage foundation with budget and policy priorities and receiving phd from columbia with those priorities as a chief economist and advisor to vice president joe biden deputy chief economist at the department of labor. last but not least president for the committee for a responsible budget receiving her ba and from harvard university is a responsible federal budget and has advised both candidates with tax policy and at the brookings institution's and then to be recognized for five minutes thank you for being here. >> it is a privilege to be here today many think the chairman for his service i have asked many times and i have learned a lot and drinking member waters i look forward to your service on the committee. i don't know what to say for 15 years i've been talking abo

introduce you today to tia gordon from the united nations, fria lewis hall from pfizer and rachel holtz from uber, and we're going to delve into what's working around the world to foster the rise of women leaders, what things companies are doing and changing, and i'm going to ask these women for to take away from their own playbook so that we can use as soon as tomorrow to kick off some of these powerful roles that we're trying to achieve. we want to hear from you. so please use the #rulewithus on twitter. i'll dive right in here starting with frida. is this something that we as women are doing to keep ourselves from positions of power? >> so i would probably turn that question around just a little bit. just a little bit. because i am worried about something because we talk about personalized something and i'm not sure that we're personalizing our career development and advancement, and by that, i mean different cultures and different functional areas and background training. however, we often use the same tools and solutions to try and advance ourselves and our careers. so i think that