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thank you for joining us i am elizabeth mcdonald and "the evening edit" starts right now. elizabeth: welcome to the show this friday evening. we begin with the market soaring on another big jobs report. is surprised everybody. once again proving that people in the media and the pundits predicted trump would lead to the end of the world are wrong. "the new york times" in january said the shutdown damage the economic growth picture had an end to economic growth. "the washington post" reported yesterday trump has a string of setbacks for call that was just yesterday. but today "the new york times" reported the media hysteria cormac us added with the jobless rate in another month of robust growth and a free fresh sign recent fares of a slowdown are overblown. the last time the jobless rate was this low was the summer of love of woodstock the jackson five debuted on ed sullivan and abby road and richard nixon sat down in the oval office for the first time. guess who was time magazine people of the year? middle americans. we have the latest in washington t to t to nearly a perfe

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retail and the consumer, and maybe i was, so i'm fading this one, just out of consistency is what i'd like to be >> next up, mcdonald's, brian kelly, trade it or fade it >> i amader of mcdonald's. it's wanot necessarily that they've done a lot of things right with their men and yu, an this market environment i'm looking for places to take profits and mcdonald's is the place. >> i'm trading this one all day long and when i look in the fast food space i realize that maybe you can't compare it to a fast casual and valuations almost don't matter and look at shake shack and changing the perception of mcdonald's being fast food death to where you're getting cool gimmicks and some electronic and tech and healthier food >> i have to agree with tim, when you have a company of this kind of brand around the world that is executing again and again and again and it's not crazy, pensi crazy expensive. >> technically, $200 is a huge headwind for the company and you have to get over that. 70% of revenue comes through the drive-throughs and they did the all-day breakfast and they're doing healthier choices and they're rejiggering it, and i still think it's a trade it. >> last

i am manus cranny and dubai. your 32nd retheme. john mcdonald and i quote, at the conference, he right to plan for a run on the pound. we are wargaming that type of scenario planning. if there is a run on the pound. this is all inherent in terms of the political risk. do you think it would be something like a run in the pound? even if it were in a coalition with another team? of the factors i put into the model. to a significant devaluation. we have a very recent precedent. we got a 15-20 percent devaluation. seeing the read provides a decent case study. you can go back to other devaluations in 2008. you can look at the sectors of the u.k. that responded positively. it is not rocket science. is the labour party investors needhe to wargame it. it could alter the balance of your portfolio. >> how much lower could we go? aprilld slip toward a low. >> we will take the bottom out of that. is it a coalition government, that would meet the downside. majorityalking about a labor government, you would take out 120. againstial cross rate the u.s. dollar.

i just talking about? >> mcdonald's. >> he's paying attention >> i am paying attention >> we should quiz him though periodicallythe show >> what did i do for -- >> i promise i'm listening we did the dollar stores come on. >> this guy comes to play every day. those young yankee hitters are so good. >> they are good i'm a mets fan >> what was that guy zeuz who came with the stock picking contest? hercules >> stock draft not good i'm looking at kraft heinz down another 1.6% i'm wondering maybe beyond meat will tr consider an akebeing an >> you are good. >> stock down 52.5%. no real news this morning. >> there was a piece saying that the s.e.c. investigation i real >> 10 q has been a long time since they released a report given the accounting issues that they have. some analysts have put out that maybe the asset sales are not going as well as people hoped. but it is worth noting >> devastating decline in a company that had all attributes of what you wanted, good yield had acquisition al, a lot of targets. and now we're hearing things about whether the s.e.c. issues -- i mean look, this credit suisse piece, justifyi

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i order the same thing at mcdonald's for 25 years. why do they not know that? >> they should >> carl. come again today, some of the themes i amearing are consumer remains relatively strong. the concerns are about the ceos and their view of the world. you got two here and how he's feeling about things >> yeah, we usually ask him for a card on consumers and we put it to him flat here is what he said >> unemployment have been reduced and employment is growing. what we are seeing is slightly in asia. that again is a steady sweeping generalization, they have to get into region by region if differentiations are there as well >> i thought that was interesting. if you look at consumer conference board numbers we got yesterday and you slice it by age under 35, the chart looks nothing like the overall chart >> i was with a couple of executives over the last five days they're entirely thinking about what those people want verses what say my generation wants insane >> they'll have these thing that is are 100 calories and they'll eat three of them. they snack and snack who eats seven times a day david, i want seven squares. did bell ever