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jim, is that both of them have indicated very loudly and proudly that they don't believe we should be worried about inflation, they both think we should be worried about deflation so they're going against powellest rates. this is a president who publicly has criticized the current fed chair for raising them or not lowering them enough. this is also a president who knows about the affects of rates on the stock market and the economy which he wants to be healthy so that he's got a better chance in 2020. are you concerned that he's stacking this for a selfish political motivation? >> well, that is obviously the number one concern here is is he trying to manipulate the market going into the election? but let me just tell you something, and this, i think, is really important. when you look at the three priorities right now in the marketplace, even as the market is reacting today, number one, we want to know if we're going to get a trade deal done with china, number two we're looking at the data the unemployment figures. we just came out with march data that said 196,000 jobs were created. we've created almost 3 million jobs since the start of january of 2018. you have a historically low unemployme

powell go to wall meri walmart. they're not repulsive anymore. walmart is actually excited to shop at. they're giving you the cooler. they have the best coolers >> jimlta is up 5% >> how do you like that? >> they do see q-1 revenue at 7 and traffic is up 5.3. how are they doing this with oil at 62? >> there is superior operator. that's a great number. >> yeah. >> maybe the answer to the transport problem here >> yesterday the rails were great off the china's numbers. it is. that's a wonder. it is really terrific. boeing by the way expects the 737 max fix in the next few weeks. at least southwest and american expect to have the plane grounded longer. >> if you notice southwest, they have that stock has held the 51 level. it is not coming down. i think people want to give them a pass i just don't think that's right. but, they're not as good or operating like delta delta reminds me as steven se l segel. >> it is a real-run firm >> it is incredible. >> we'll get cramer's mad dash and count down to the opening bell we'll talk to the ceo, jim fitterling and along with lagarde. we'll be bacin mutk aine. when you rent from national... it's kind of like play

there is a series of articles written by people like jim powell from the cato institute eho said because of the minimum wage 500,000 black people lost jobs they otherwise would have had the person most likely to be employed was a black teenager because they would sell out their time for less money now you have a phenomenon 50 percent living in the inner-city during the summers don't have jobs partly because of the stupid minimum wage aco former boss the coffee shop off of union square just close down they said because of the 15-dollar minimum wage but yet aoc wants to impose that for the rest of thehe country when well evident stop the socialist from being socialist? >>host: the next call from las vegas. >>caller:as you spend a lot of time throwing out anecdotes and references to studies this is a technique that you throw as much as you can out there to helpou prevent people from doing a shallow analysis. >> is or something i have said you have an objection to let's deal with i this. >> there is a number of things it's hard to know. >> just give me one thing that is wrong and we will dea