at 2:30 jerome powell takes questions from the press. let's to to edward lawrence at the federal reserve. reporter: the federal reserve leaves rates unchanged. the fed forecasts no more rate hikes this year and only one rate hike in 2021 saying there, they will stay under their 2.8% long-range federal funds rate through 2021. the federal reserve lowers gdp out look to 2.1% from 3%, lowering out look next year to 2%. federal reserve sees unemployment rate bottoming out at 3.7%. but rising for the mex couple years but still staying under 4% through 2021. the fed revises over all inflation outlook for this year to 1.8%, revising it down. they believe that they will stay under the target range for inflation but core inflation, without fast, without food will be at the 2% target range. federal reserve stopping thinking federal balance sheet in october. they will come down by $135 billion between now and october. it does not include though mortgage-backed securities which is capped at $20 billion. after october, those will be reinvested then i

jerome, they say, is a victim of government overreach. >> well, i mean, we're just talking about theox here. this isn't some deadly disease. >> reporter: but pediatrician christopher bolling says the vaccines are necessary for public health. >> before the vaccine was e .und, hundreds of people would >> reporter: and when it comes to health, the doctor says this is not a close call. dean reynolds, cbs news, walton, kentucky. >>> up next here, the latest on a chemical fire that burned in texas for days. ♪ introducing new degree stay fresh. ultimate freshness... ...in new scents you'll love new degree stay fresh with motionsense. degree, it won't let you down. >>> a fire at a chemical plant near houston briefly flared up again today after being put out. it started sunday morning and damaged 11 storage tanks. the epa continues to check air and water in that area. >>> the supreme court heard arguments today in a case involving a death row inmate in mississippi. curtis flowers, who is black, was prosecuted six times for the shooting deaths of four people. he claims he was denied a fair tri

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thomas muller, mats hummels, and jerome boateng were informed by coach joachim low that they will playo part in germany's upcoming qualification for euro 2020. this is the coach's first major step in his plan to hit the reset button on his team. reporter: for years, they took to the pitch for g germany and wewere pillars of the 2014 world cup-winning squad. forward thomas muller, 29, and two 30-year-old defenders, mats hummels and jerome boateng, all currently employed by bayern munich. but now their international career is coming to an end after last year's disastrous world cup. coach joachim low is finally making radical changes. in the year of qualifying for the european championship 2020, we are sending out a clear signal. the young national team players will have the space they need to fully develop. they have to take responsibility now. even at bayern munich, the three players have dealt with frequent injuries and delivered modest performances. so low's decision did not come completely out of the blue, as suggested by boateng's reaction on twitter. i am sad about this news becaus

ridiculous, says bill kunkel, jerome's dad.ink that this is just sort of a big, unfeeling gvernment? >> they, they act as tyrants. >> reporter: so the kunkels are suing. , rome, they say, is a victim of government overreach. me well, i mean, we're just talking about the chickenpox oxre. this isn't some deadly disease. >> reporter: but pediatrician llristopher bolling says the vaccines are necessary for public health. >> before the vaccine was around, hundreds of people would die yearly. >> reporter: and when it comes to health, the doctor says, this is not a close call. dean reynolds, cbs news, walton, kentucky. >> glor: up next here, the latest on a chemical fire that burned in texas for days. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? yo

dollar is too strong and criticize jerome s jerome powell "likes raising interest rates."ow likely is the president to get his wish for a weaker dollar? >> not likely. the data is stronger here than globally. it hints towards a stronger dollar. the thing that could weaken the dollar would make president trump and jerome powell happy, these places abroad that are impairing the global economic outlook. if you see this though down take hold in germany and china turnaround, you could see a weaker dollar and everyone would be happy about that. >> president trump is trying to counter what he believes are unfair trade practices. the u.s. president says he intends to terminate key trade preferences for india and turkey. what does it mean for india and turkey? >> it is a surprise, because the various protagonists in this debate have been talking for some time. i think the talks with india go back to april last year. what appears to have happened is mr. trump lost patience with the negotiations and has decided to raise the stakes by announcing that he would withdraw india and turkey

witch hun" jerome welcome.ourse that i'm not indicted and i feel vindicated because i did refuse to accept what i consider to be a fraudulent plea deal that i was offered. i went into cooperate, we spent 40 hours with mueller, i gave them my laptops, my computers, i helped quantico download my e-mails and double verification, worked with them on the phone. i went into cooperate, but from the moment one they treat you like a criminal, and this plea deal, i mean this is a bully, they were bullying me. they gave me a plea deal and said, you know, one count, of the first day memory mistakes is they allowed me to amend the testimony, but the plea did not reflect the amended testimony and i would not stand before a judge and god and say i committed a crime i didn't. i did not give them false information, they knew to be false on a material subject in order to see them. i tried to tell then the truth these thugs offered me a fraudulent plea deal and i refused it. ed: you call them thugs strong word obviously. back tha

were to stop for a second and say wait a minute actually the real enemy within is not russia it's jerome powell is janet yellin it's james cramer it's c.m. d.c. it's j.p. morgan it's jamie diamond ok then that would be a problem because then the social contract to be so obviously broken at this point they do not have the number of police cops and military to contain the i. rage at that point yeah i think ultimately if you look at all of those people an institution you mentioned that's real that's day to day stuff going on going back to december jerome powell talking with jamie diamond that not being in the news why wasn't that and why didn't the news the sort of mainstream media talk about how we changed in january changed how all the sudden we're going to take money away from the banking system from the markets and now we're going to give it back we're going to make it more expensive to them now we're going to make it cheaper why didn't that story get covered it's a very good question and if it did get covered you would have much more economic frustration which ultimately is what's behi

lou: jerome powell, everyone is excited about this guy.lessons, is that too optimistic an assessment on my part of the august fed chair? >> the 180 powell learned his lesson. i will tell what you helps him out. we have a 10 year at 2.6. 30 year at 3%. he's not going above that. you have europe and china easing. that's what the mark ets have been loving for 10 years. powell is now on the market side again. lou: everyone has been turned into somewhat of a globalist no matter what their market strategy. china's economy cratering. exports fell 30% and import fell 5%. and there is a one-day reaction and now everything is fine and people are talking about the president three to four weeks before we know what's going on with china. >> china invested non-money into their markets. when they import 6 per, i call it 2. japan is contracting. we are the best by far. i was worried we would be taken down by them, but now i'm starting to see europe is starting to stabilize. i think we go back to 3% to 4% gdp. lou: the president is confident at 3%. i'm goi

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at 2:30 jerome powell takes questions from the press.o to edward lawrence at the federal reserve. reporter: the federal reserve leaves rates unchanged. the fed forecasts no more rate hikes this year and only one rate hike in 2021 saying there, they will stay under their 2.8% long-range federal funds rate through 2021. the federal reserve lowers gdp out look to 2.1% from 3%, lowering out look next year to 2%. federal reserve sees unemployment rate bottoming out at 3.7%. but rising for the mex couple years but still staying under 4% through 2021. the fed revises over all inflation outlook for this year to 1.8%, revising it down. they

trump said of fed chair jerome powell, we have a dollar who likes a strong dollar in the fed.ng dollar but not coming at the expense of u.s. competitiveness. >>> a new nbc news "wall street journal" survey shows trump trailing a democratic rival. according to the poll, 48% of americans plan to vote for the democratic candidate opposing trump compared with 41% who support the president. now trump's overall approval rating has ticked up to 46% since the end of the government shutdown geoffry, i want to bring you back into the conversation focussing in on those comments from president trump over the weekend on jerome powell, is there anything really new in what we're hearing in terms of the president's critique of jerome powell. >> no, not really. i think any central banker with any self respect would say i don't mind a strong currency as long as it doesn't mean a start to import deflation, right especially if the countries don't export that much so i think markets actually not taking this too much into account. >> the fed is on a much, much less hawkish footing is that the right

now jerome power revealing the fed will start slowing the run off of its bond portfolio and shrinking its balance sheet in october the move in response to a slowdown in global economies and the fed chair saying the labor market remains strong but seeing it bottoming out this year and the fed dropping its projection of gdp growth from 2.3% to 2.1% the fed chair also stating that brexit and trade negotiations with china do present some risk to the u.s. economy. let's take a look at the market reaction as we say, stocks pairing after the fed's decision to hold rates steady the down turn the dow actually turned positive it was up 16 points when the fed chair started his comments today now just down about eight points almost flat on the day as we say the s&p and nasdac moving slightly higher. let's take a look at the treasury yields if we can extent ing their drop, taking a look at the 10 year yield it was down to, well 2.5 or thereabouts the u.s. dollar falling against there you go this is 2.53 down 8 basis points on this news and the dollar generally, well higher for most of the uk pound

jerome powell holds his march news conference on the economy and interest rates. at five: 30 p.m., from the center for strategic and international studies, we hear about china and how it policies impact the u.s. after morning on c-span2 several failed votes on plans for the u.k. to leave the european union, prime minister theresa may answers more questions from members of the house of commons. then, patrick shanahan and house arms service subcommittee chair jim cooper speak at a forum on the trump administration's 2020 and the evolving national security priorities in space. later, the american bar association releases a report with recommendations on reforming immigration policy at the order, in courts and in federal agencies. a 9:00 a.m. on c-span3, discussion on authoritarianism and the u.s. response. once, tv was simply three giant networks and a government supported service call pbs. in 1979, a small network with an unusual

fed chairman jerome powell is expected to announce whether or not the central bank will raise short-termrates. on wall street the dow closed u nasdaq rose 57 points. >>> president trump is stepping up his pressure on general motors to reopen an ohio manufacturing plant that recently closed. the president says he spoke with the company's ceo, mary barra, and wants the lordstown plant to reopen or find another owner. the closure of the plant put 1,700 people out of work. the company intends to close four other plants in north america by early next year. >>> new guidelines say low doses of aspirin should no longer be given on a routine basis to prevent heart attacks. the news comes from the american college of cardiology and the american heart association. they say the risk of serious bleeding outweighs the benefits. doctors started advising patients to take aspirin more often in the 1980s and 1990s after studies showed it could help prevent heart attacks. doctors may still prescribe aspirin for some older patients with increased risk for heart diseases. >>> it's finally legal to bet on mar

chairman jerome powell weighed in on whether or not mr.fire him. >> can the president fire you? >> well, the law is clear that i have a four-year term, and i fully intend to serve it. >> so no in your view? >> no. >> how independent is -- >> reporter: powell went on to say that president trump's criticism of the central bank and its interest rate hike played no role in the fed's decisions to hold off on raising interest rates for now. >>> today, january's retail data kicks off a busy week filled with key economic data. now this report was delayed due to the partial government shutdown. on wall street, the dow closed down 22 points friday. the s&p 500 lost five. the nasdaq dropped 13. >>> igloo has recalled eight different coolers after a florida boy got trapped inside one. the company says the products in question are marine elite coolers with stainless steel latches sold throughout west marine stores. igloo is working to send consumers a latch replacement kit to fix the switch on the current latch. earlier this month a 5-year-old boy hid

jerome kunkel says the vaccine goes against his religious beliefs. >> it's derived from aborted fetal cells. as a catholic, we do not believe in abortion. we believe it's morally wrong, and it would go against my conscience. >> the cdc urges parents not to expose their kids to chickenpox on purpose because it can lead to severe complications and possible death. >>> the "wall street journal" reports that british prime minister theresa may has requested a three-month brexit delay. britain is scheduled to leave the european union in eight days, but may does not have the votes for a deal. the european union will grant the extension only if may can win parliament's approval for her twice-rejected brexit deal. if lawmakers shoot down her deal again next week, may could face a choice between a no-deal brexit or asking the e.u. to delay the departure date until june 30th. >>> "the new york times" reports an italian school bus driver took 51 seventh graders hostage before setting the school bus on fire outside of milan. the children were safely rescued. the driver was reportedly angry about mi

has there been any reaction from the players themselves so far yes we have had some reaction from jerome boateng on twitter he said that he's very sad about the decision but he respects the decision of the coach and this tweet let's run that he said he said he was very proud to wear the jersey and of course he'll never forget the summer of two thousand and fourteen but that he would have preferred a different kind of send off now yeah like we said he's basically just been sent into retirement so that was a kind of understandable he did also mention. of how to explain the decision by saying that he'd like to give the younger players a bit more of a chance in the national squad so that's a bit of an insight into why you are even if it's taken he said absolutely but i also agree with him a better sendoff would have been a little kind of compassionate in terms of sport but talking about the younger players on the young chaps must be licking their lips at the top of making a strong impact on the squad people like some. they were left out of the world cup in russia yeah absolutely i mean these

. >> tonight a rare interview with the chairman of the federal reserve, jerome powell. on the health of the u.s. economy, interest rates, and the threat of cyber attacks. >> i would say of the risks that we face, that certainly is the largest one. >> we also talked with his two predecessors. i wonder what kind of advice you've given chairman powell about the withering criticism that you might get from the public, congress, business, the president. >> what we saw after president trump was elected was the most energized citizenry around civil liberties and civil rights that i have ever seen. >> that's what democracy looks like. >> the a.c.l.u. has been flooded with new money an members. and it's using controversial new tactics like an ad opposing the kavanaugh nomination. its former director isn't pleased. >> for the a.c.l.u. of all organizations to be complicit in converting accusations into convictions without a trial... >> i'm excited. >> we have been following a cutting edge clinical trial at the national institutes of health using gene therapy on a brutally painful d

jerome powell says we are the best house in what looks to be a touchy market at the moment.are talking about the whole planet slowing down, except for the u.s. why would you tell your clients to get out of u.s. equities? >> liz, it's always tough to be an equity bear when the stock market's up, so i have my work cut out for me today but to me, there's two things really that are concerning to me. first of all, complacency. complacency and urn certainncer. they are the two worst things for the market. it's measured by volatility. it was very suppressed until the fourth quarter -- liz: you are talking about the long-term vix, the volatility index. >> exactly. the vix was the most volatile in that fourth quarter period since the third quarter of 2011. we saw a very rapid sell-off of 19% in a very short period of time. the second is uncertainty. uncertainty perhaps is the worst thing for markets right now. whether there's uncertainty about how the wall is going to get funded by president trump, what's happening with china, let's not even talk about what's happening with italy and

defaults we're going to get stuck holding the bag again so they go back to the fed and they say to jerome powell who raised rates four times last year like this isn't really going to be good for us we need our money to continue to be cheap we need our money through the yield curve to continue to be cheap so powell says in january ok fine i'm not going to raise rates he also said basically last week i'm not going to raise rates i'm not going to continue to buy assets or not to continue to tighten assets sell assets throughout the rest of the year come september everything is going to be cool therefore will ultimately an inverse and that's only because there's going to be more money supply coming into the beginning of it because rates are going to stay low and to the end of it because ultimately there's going to be quantitative easing or the ending of quantitative tightening which is going to bring you down in the long and so the whole thing is basically going to be more and more flat as opposed to inverted. they radically goal but that's alternately how speculation is done right so that th

. >> now to jerome corsi, longtime conspiracy theorist, birther, and associate of roger stone. i spoke to him and his attorney, larry clayman, earlier this evening. >> mr. corsi, this letter you received from the judiciary committee, what exactly are they requesting that you provide them now? >> well, there's three specific requests. one has to do with anything i did with foreign countries. another with the russian federation and a third with wikileaks. and it's pretty ridiculous. i've given all of this information to the special counselor in far greater detail. it's going to be very expensive. it's really harassment. i don't have paper copies. i've got external hard drives, which i turned over to the fbi. they extracted the information. going to cost me thousands of dollars. and in the end, i didn't have any contacts with wikileaks. i didn't have any contacts with russians. >> so all of the information, did they return that information to you or do they still have it? >> oh, they still have it. the special counselor's office. but i would be happy if they turned it over and it

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iechl going fight for sound money at the fed. >> neil: how will you get along with jerome powell? >> i've never mets the man, i can't wait to meet him, truly. i want to lay out my case to him, he's the chairman, makes the decisions. i look forward to -- i'm just going to tell him, if we get the monetary policy right on top of the dax cuts and deregulation the economy will soar and chairman powell you will be a hero if you get it right. >> neil: we'll watch closely, steve moore, be well. >> thank you. >> neil: a lot more on what was behind the attorney general barr's findings before congress and getting them out to congress so much soonger than people thought, bvt after this. guys go through a lot to deal with shave irritation. so, we built the new gillette skinguard after this. oer than people thought, after this. oner than p thought, after this. the best a man can get. gillette. the biggest week in television is almost here. xfinity watchathon week. starting april 8th, enjoy free access to the best shows and movies from hbo, showtime, epix and more. what! whether it's more jaw dr

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, certainly a champion of president trump who has been a major critic of the current fed chairman jeromeowell. there are plenty of seats on the fed board. 11 of the 17 support no interest rate increases this year. once again, the big headline of the moment at west palm beach, the president will nominate stephen moore to the fed board could guy: a great -- the fed board. guy: a great guest to talk about that. let's get to the market details. here's dani burger. the tumble that started with bond yields is spreading throughout the market. u.s. yields lowest in a year but at least they are paying you something with 2.44. is this structural or is it a recessionary signal? something that is being debated as the day continues. tightening happening in turkey. surprising the market. today at thealling risk off rally continues. europe and s&p 500 both falling by more than 1%. banks weighing on the major indexes. the only place where i can find positivity, out performances in the bond proxies. oil also dropping more than 2.5%. the euro is another thing we are seeing falling with that disappointing

remedy dismal performances in the world cup and nations lead by dropping mainstays thomas miller jerome tang and mats hummels but their recent one one draw with serbia showed his new young team need some fine tuning the experience of manuel neuer marco rice and midfielder tony cross will be needed against the dutch. some of course we know that everything doesn't happen overnight but we're all ambitious we want to win every game whoever is on the pitch . and to concede that soon sunday's match will be germany's third against the netherlands in seven months with a dutch victory and a draw in the other two games this from the it's always an interesting july in germany plays against the netherlands and will show the according level of my savation. as a child i used to go to the netherlands on holiday when you could say i've grown up without rivalry. so it's going to be a slice encounter. nice to have been the focus now for germany is on exploiting their strengths and finding the winning formula to beat their dutch neighbors only a victory will give the new look squad a much needed boost to

team germany culture human lives surprisingly ended the international careers of world cup winners jerome buttering mats hummels and thomas mina all three took to the field for biron against false for this weekend and showed they still have what it takes as they have fire to take over first place. by an coach nico co that expected a reaction from the jilted trio he started all three players for the first time since november went by and lost a way to dortmund. their opponents made a disciplined start but after half an hour yahshua chemical found miller who crossed for says gnabry to make it one nil. good movement and a perfect cross from miller showing fans exactly what the national team will be missing from now on. just a few minutes later by and doubled their lead they want strew the vosburgh back line with robert levy on top ski rounding off the move. by it was the pose one hundred ninety six bundesliga go putting him ahead of cloudy zero pizarro as the league's all time top non german goalscorer. after half time the champions quickly put the result beyond doubt thomas rodrigo has had a

winning squad forward thomas miller twenty nine and the two thirty year old defenders months ramos and jerome boa tang all currently employed by by in munich but now their international career is coming to an end after last year's disastrous world cup. is finally making radical changes. in the year of qualifying for the european championship twenty twenty we are sending out a clear signal the young national team players will have the space they need to fully develop they have to take responsibility now. thank you even at byron munich the three players have dealt with frequent injuries and delivered modest performances so lives decision did not come completely out of the blue as suggested by boa tens reaction on twitter i'm sad about this news because it has always been the greatest thing for me to represent my country however i respect the new course and understand the decision of the national team coach now boa tang and homos will have to make room for the next generation. from d w a sport welcome tom so we just heard your him love talking about sending a clear signal so it's a p.r. stunt i

the mind set of german coach fuel he love story who else thomas moore mounts humbles and of course jerome bullock tank the season superstars took the wolves to the fact. that a couple of records were broken in paris massive six zero win over wolfsburg proper eleven dollars skews the new all time but as they got nine german score frank rebury became the first substitute to provide three assists in a match buyers district got theirs to do poke a bear and next what happens. basement buddies in action also known as the relegation threatened nuremberg were looking for their first win in twenty nineteen at hockenheim they did it they need a bit of luck for that and can over welcomed a team that likes to run more than forrest gump leverkusen their running over one hundred twenty kilometers again. welcome to the been his league i'm chris harrington joining me for the sunday powwow our bonus league night rider kit holden welcome back. and we have w.'s very own oliver moody be ready to get busy oliver press always ready glad to hear that as well now fittingly we're starting off with byron munich re

twenty fourteen world cup winners jerome batang mats hummels and thomas miller was heavily criticised but against the dutch a dreadful twenty eight team for germany was forgotten because schultz kept a dozen display with the winning goal schultz believes the squad can only get better with easier task ahead in june it gets better routes than a stone yet. i don't score too many goals so i don't i'm just really happy for the team. and for his mission it's not easy when you have been training together for longer than you or played with one another in matches before that can only improve with time. germany fans hope the new era can be built around leroy sonnie who scored on sunday but was left out of school for last year's world cup. and if you play is young players it's an inexperienced team with a lot still to lose ninety but i think we played really well. i think a dozen goals and guns and a little to live still has a long way to go before germany can be considered among the world's best again but it's fun now at least there's a sense of positivity back in the camp. well a real life sup

. >> coming up, and news conference with federal reserve chairman jerome powell. that conference is scheduled for 2:30 eastern, live on c-span. host: our first guest is the president of the american enterprise institute. author of the book love your enemies: how decent people can save america from the culture of contempt. arthur brooks, good morning. >> how are you? host: i'm fine. people the enemies? >> consider all sorts of folks their enemies. the problem we have in america today is increasingly we see people on the other side of the political aisle as our enemies. we are more polarized than we have and since the civil war. one in six americans have stopped talking to a family member or close friend since the 2016 election because of politics and 93% of us hate it. so clearly we are doing something wrong. we are seeing the wrong people as our enemies. if we actually love the people and we in our midst treat people with warm heartedness instead of contempt we will find out they were not our enemies after all. host: what happens when you use the word love in thes

. >> the federal reserve chair jerome powell says the u.s. economy remains strong, but dangers are brewing. in his semiannual testimony on the state of monetary policy, powell noted the fed is watching the state of affairs closely and is prepared to adapt policy if warranted. >> this is a good time to be patient and watch and wait and see how the situation evolves. >> was the fed on message or did you hear anything off-track? >> jay powell was very much on message. he's doing his best not to move the market at all. it appears that he succeeded in not moving the markets at all. he repeated the sort of now-standard fed prescription for the economy of patience, watch the data as it comes in. the economy slowing, but at a pretty good spot. he says if inflation is low, there's no reason to worry about raising rates, we'll keep an eye on things going forward. >> big news out of europe today. prime minister theresa may gave a report to parliament on progress on her brexit plan. in giving that report, she laid out next steps, either approve the plan

i think back about jerome corsly. prosecutors don't say we want you to plea to this unless they can charge the person. while i don't think jerome is the most figure in all of this, the fact that he has not been charged leads the me to believe that he'll be and the reason they're waiting is that he'll be charged with other people. that's an educated guess and could be wrong. i suppose mueller could hand it off to the u.s. attorney to charge. i think there will be one more round of indictments before we are totally done with the special counsel's office version of this as we know it. i think then we'll be looking at other u.s. attorney's offices to see the stone's trial now until november. >> what about the house resolution did pass overwhelmingly to see the mueller report, ultimately as the rules stand right now, william bar only what to submit a summary to congress. if this resolution gets passed in the senate as well if there is a real effort on the part of congress to get their hands-on the report, what's sort of we

speaking of the president, he took a swipe at jerome powell over the weekend. the attacks have continued. does that worry you? it seems that jerome powell found his footing in his testimony and measured his words a little better. >> it was nice swipe, though. i wouldn't say he attacked him. it was a tiny reminder about to keep rates low. we don't he know what's going to happen this year with th with t. trump has a point. cheryl: let's get back to some of these numbers that we're watching, construction spending fell 0.6% in december, so a little bit of concern about the housing market and also the commercial space as well. you've got earnings coming out today from some of the retailers. what are you expecting from target and kohl's? there's been a lot of concern about target now going direct against amazon because that grocery business has been so good for walmart and target. now amazon is like oh, not so fast, folks, we're jumping right in. >> i think target's the one to watch this morning that could really do it. i don't know. i believe if target gets up over

the president has been attacking jerome powell for months.that the markets are starting to ignore what the president has to say. used to kind of make us jittery. lately it has not done that. why? >> i think the market is looking more towards what the economy is actually doing and the raw data that's coming out. you can't blame the president at the end of the day for wanting a weaker dollar and lower interest rates. every president wants that around the world. what the president needs to be careful of is to separate the powers between the white house and monetary authority. when you look at actual raw data, whether it's th core pce inflation data, you look at jobs and manufacturing and wages, everything looks pretty good. and so i think if i'm jay powell i'm going to be holding tight which is what the market's pricing in. in fact, now there could be some probability of lower interest rates by the end of this year, now that probability's up to 20%. cheryl: the markets love to think positive. the data is there if you look at what happened in feb