trish: all right, well i'm sure you saw joe kennedy iii giving the democratic response to the state of the union. just ask him, do the democrats have to trot out a kennedy? that all they got? joining me presidential historian doug wead, author of the game of thorns. what do you make of this? no offense against him. thank goodness they had somebody younger than who they typically have. they need fresh blood, but -- but a kennedy? >> well, i thought it was great. they need to do something. i thought it was very ironic, trish, that joe kennedy iii was using the same arguments against trump's economic plan that jfk's enemies used against him. 56 years before. boy, how the world has changed. trish: doug, you make a good point, i always said economics doesn't need to be so political in that jfk cut taxes, he did exactly what the president managed to get done with tax reform, and here, the next generation is saying something very, very different. >> yes, when joe kennedy iii argued it's all for rich people, when they said that to jfk, you remember famously he used new england proverb passed t

we choose both. >> joe kennedy iii of massachusetts joins me now. by the way, i thought that was a good argument. i've been making it a long time from your grandfather's lips about both. don't choose between the factory worker out of work in erie and the kid in north philly who never had a chance, the regular kid. >> no, look, we don't. you don't want -- our country's at our best, that's not who we are. the fact is the challenges that we confront as a nation and they are real and they are entrenched and they are complicated, they are no match for a country that is united in trying to tackle them but what we've seen out of this administration is one ta continues to divide america up and offer a series of solutions that comes only for part of america at the expense of another. >> how do you convince people in pennsylvania, wisconsin, ohio, those kind of states that decided the election that the interests of the factory workers out of work, the 5 an-year-old factor worker are the same as the minority kid in terms of job training and economic opportunit

congressman joe kennedy in massachusetts did such a beautiful job responding. delegate elizabeth of virginia responded beautifully and officially on behalf of of a democratic point of view. democrats believe the american people deserve better than what the president talked about last night. they deserve a better deal, better jobs, better pay, and a better future. that is what they will work on. i found it liberating. it freed me of my personal thoughts about the president. it is so much bigger than that. none of us can afford the luxury of minor disagreements. this is very major. with that i yield to mr. hoyer. rep. hoyer: thank you very much. i think the floor reflected the deep disappointment, not only that we had last night at the presidents speech but what we have had in the last year with the president's performance. we spent all year, of 2017, not on jobs bills, not an infrastructure bills, not on positive ways to lift up america, we spent literally the first three quarters of the year taking steps to undermine the health care of all americans. and increa

neil: i call you the modern joe kennedy, it's the republican joe kennedy. >> don't tell the people thatneil: nothing to do with alcohol or anything like that. you built this military billion dollar empire and a few thanksgivings ago met with the kids and told, kids, i'm giving it all away to charity. they didn't get through dessert. it's not a good time. good thing to have you. >> bad thanksgiving dinner. none of them came to me and said, grandfather. neil: could you rethink this? >> i don't love you anymore. [laughter]. neil: can you rethink this a little? >> none of this em said it yet, but our granddaughters are getting old enough they could put their arms around grandfather and i could give them anything. who knows from here. neil: do they compete with your attention or was anyone all at each other's throats? >> no, we got along great. neil: jon strikes me as being at their throats. >> he would be for the united states of america, he has unified and could bring the country together. neil: still working-- >> grow up a diplomate in the huntsman clan, you've got to keep them from destr

this year that job fell to congressman joe kennedy. he democrat speech from a vow kaitional school auto shop. the background wasn't enough to distract people from something that was even more distracting. >> massachusetts congressman joe scen de 3 delivered the democratic response to the president's state of the union address but this morning people are talking about his lips. >> kennedy's glistening lips proved to be a distraction for many that watched this speech. it became a hot topic on social media going viral. maybe they were just chapped. >> trevor: okay, okay, i know everyone is freaking out about his lips and sure is it funny, yeah, yeah. but facts matter, people. facts matter. this man does not have chapped lips. because this man does not have lips. (laughter) you can't shit on someone for wearing too much nail polish when they don't have hands. that's the story today's papers should have read. man overcomes lipless bished mouth to become handsome u.s. congressman. that's the story. (applause) no lips. now it wasn't just joe k

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. >> the democratic response was given by congressman joe kennedy in massachusetts. this is 15 minutes. >> we are here in massachusetts, a proud american city. [applause] an american city built by immigrants. [applause] from textiles to robots, this is a place that knows how to make great things. [applause] the students are with us here this evening in the auto tech program, they carry on that rich legacy. [applause] like many american hometowns, fall river has faced its share. the people here are tough. they fight for each other, they pull for their city. it is a fitting place to gather as our nation reflects on the state of our union. this is a difficult task. many have spent the last year anxious, angry, afraid. we all have fractured faultlines across our country. we hear the voices of americans who are forgotten and feel forsaken. we have seen the economy that makes stocks soar, investor portfolios bulge, corporate profit climbs. it feels to give workers the fair share of the reward. a government that struggles to keep itself open. russia knee-deep in our democra

car behind him. >> martha: he is a fresh face: you can't ding he is a fresh face. >> his name is joe kennedy shouldn't be dinged because he happens to be kennedy. >> fresh shiny face. joe biden is as old-i have been covering joe biden since i have been in washington and he was old when i started covering him. i love old people but, they need fresh people. you know. >> martha: chris is shaking his head. chime in. >> every time charles gets a hair cut he gets extra ornery. >> at least i'm not wearing a bow tie. that's all i can tell you. >> that's fair. >> martha: we like your bow tie. >> we do. >> don't under estimate eric holder in this democratic field there will be a serious effort to claim the mantel of barack obama. eric holder could run as the james k. polk to his andrew jackson. he could finish the work. finish the things that obama started and holder who saw himself as wing man as attorney general would be in a very good position to appeal to democrats to say that he will seal the deal and complete the things that obama did. that will be very attractive to them because they love obama

what did you think about joe kennedy's comment that this is not a mental health issue?i don't think that alone this is a mental health issue. i think here there were mental health components to it. this is complicated. this is an assault weapons issue. this is a mental health issue. this is also a governmental response issue. we saw the fbi had missteps. i think when we start talking about, this we should acknowledge it's a complicated scenario we need to look at from different angles. >> martha: misleading for him to say it's not usually part of the problem. devin kelly as you tell ter lands spring. church shooter. dylan roo roof, navy yard shooter. adam lanza, jason holmes in the aroar can a colorado movie theater. jared lockner. to say this is not a big part of this issue i think undercuts, you know, serious part of what we are talking about here. >> and that's just somebody who hates guns and hate the second amendment, martha. compare the two. what trump did was repeal law that dealt with people who received ssi payments, everything from as trace said anxiety or min

joe: i think so. kennedy: i don't care who gets the credit. i do want people to do well. but it doesn't seem to be a plan flood cohesion or descentsy. joe: what's important in the politic, momentum. monmouth has a poll, 40% of people approve of the tax plan. in december it was 26%. now people seat bonuses and sight in their paycheck. you see at the state of the union, one side the chamber is de resistance. and the other side says we'll give it lower taxes, higher wages, isis caliphate destroyed. it sounds like the 2016 elect. kennedy: we won't see the effect of taxes for the next few months and the coming year or two. but the perception that corporations are happy they are paying less money and a lot of the big corporations are giving people bonuses, that's add together boost. cat. kat --kat: when you see nancy pi making these kind of comments. politic is one those things where it doesn't seem to be true the longer you do it the better you get at it. golf is like that. hockey is like that. being a person sometimes like that. $1,000 is a lot of money. even in new york where

jon: joe kennedy is seeking to broaden the democratic party's appeal to ing in more young people and minorities. donald trump is trying to widen the base of his pport. what republicans and democrats are engaged in is a battle for november's midterm elections, which could fundamentally alr the trajectory of this presidency. jon sopel, bbc news, washington: ja so what about the speech itself and how it was delivered? i spoke to someone who used to have a craft in the sn te of the undress for george w. bush. what did you make of the speech? >> i don't knowf i would have been as smart as his speechwriters ended up being, taking a president who is not known as being a lefty oratiti an. his victory speech was very gracious when he won the election. but using people, using the extraordinary average americans and even a north korean, as the case may be, to tell his story and policy priorities was a reli stroke of brce. jane: he apparently had a strong hand in crafting it himself. could you tell as a professiona? speechwrit >> i could tell. licould tell that he was repeating certais he was co

cory booker hair or joe kennedy the third but you've got to step back from this and say one thing the great unwitting unifier of the democratic party in two thousand and twenty will be someone named donald trump and people will understand i think that even if their choice didn't get the nomination if they don't go out and vote for the nominee they're likely to get donald trump for another four years with terrible consequences for the supreme court for example i mean ruth bader ginsburg has just hired clerks for two thousand and twenty she sent a big signal that she's staying you know hiring clerks for twenty twenty four that's a long way away and that's what she'd have to do there will be a lot on the line in two thousand and twenty and i think democrats are very likely to rally around whoever the nominee yes my thanks to bob shrum for that interview and i thought. thank you for joining me on this edition of politicking remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page or tweet me at kings things and don't forget to use the politicking hash tag and that's all for this edition

internet stars of the week including blue ivy carter, the super blue blood moon and congressman joe kennedy's>> he's now doing explaining. after the state of the union response. twitter went crazy. one person even writing, ask not what your country can drool for you, ask what you can drool for your country. >> you couldn't completely escape the curse of the state of the union response. twitter had a field day with your shiny lips. so, did you bring your chapstick this morning? >> oddly enough, i decided to go a little bit light on the chapstick, more on the coffee, light on the chapstick, which is probably a wise choice. >> so chapstick is weighing in saying he took our advice and put his lips first. it happens all the time. >> it does to the best of us. >> be careful of the territory. >> just need to color inside the lines, you know. >> i have that problem. >> because you put it everywhere. that's not where it goes. oh, boy. here we go. our makeup department just had a heart attack. >> i don't wear makeup. >>> george clooney didn't have to leave home to find his soulmate. ♪ soulmates >> sorr

when joe kennedy for me was spot on as to why i'm a democrat. 's not about a coal:miner versus a single mother. it's not about pitting a daycare work in birmingham -- kennedy: you should sell nancy pelosi that. >> we choose both. that's why i am a democrat and i thought it was great. i wish when we have 500 women for office. that maybe the democrats will choose maybe a woman of color. but i understand, i live by the principle you are supposed to help those who are less fortunate. do you have know how many millions of dollars he has. >> he appropriated the language of the conquistadors. he said you build that wall, my generation will tear it down. >> it kind of kills me after having one dynasty complete lire lose an unlosable elections to donald trump, the first states of the union response is a fourth generation kennedy. how many times do we need to to retrade extremely rich children of privilege who never work sad day of their lives as the me resistance of donald trump. i would love to see the democrats put together something of substance. kenne

trump's state of the union address, followed by the democratic response by massachusetts congressman joe kennedy. host: joining us on "newsmakers," tim phillips. he is the president of americans for prosperity. and joining us with the questioning is maggie severns, reporter for politico, and bill allison, who covers campaigns for bloomberg news. thank you all for being with us. let me begin with an opening question regarding the economy and the midterm elections. will the economy be enough for the republicans to maintain their majority in the house and the senate? mr. phillips: off year elections, especially the first one for the party in power, are always tough. you know the numbers historically. obama lost 63 seats in 2010, clinton lost 54 house seats in 1994, even reagan lost 26 seats, and he started from a minority position. so they are challenging, but yeah. a good economy, which we are starting to see, it alleviates the dangers. but it is still a challenging environment for republicans. there is no doubt about that. >> and you now have more than 40 house republicans who are either seeking

[applause] >> 5 democrats including joe kennedy and bernie sanders made public responses. democrats who did show up for the state of the union sent a clear message of discussed for the president's message and some like nancy pelosi and senator chuck schumer are being criticized for their exasperation conservative radio host rush limbaugh is happy americans got to see them for who they truly are. >> i was happy, i was happy the democrats sat and didn't applaud and didn't stand up. i was happy. i wanted the american people to see it. i was happy when nancy pelosi had her sourpuss face like it wasn't working or something. i loved it when they looked at each other with confusion as if to say they are applauding that? democrats looked confused when republicans were applauding time and time again because they genuinely don't get it. >> according to a new poll donald trump's approval rating jumped up to 42% after the first state of the union address, that is up from 32% last month. donald trump could decide today is the controversial pfizer memo. a former fbi special agent joins

this is joe kennedy iii. take a look. >> they are turning american life into a zero some game. for one to win, another must lose. so here is the dem -- the answer to democrats offer tonight. we choose both. >> we had maxine waters responding. that's what democrats need to do more. we are the party of diversity. we have white folks, black folks, muslims and immigrants as howard dean says. we need to reflect the american public and the cun tountry. >> thank you very much, howard dean and tara smith. >>> up next, the last laugh on "a.m. joy." david. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance..." through the tuition assistance program, every day mcdonald's helps more people go to college. it's part of our commitment to being america's best first job. ♪ (whispering) with the capital one venture card, you'll earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. not just airline purchases. (yelling) holy moly,

. >> the democratic response was given by congressman joe kennedy in massachusetts. this is 15 minutes.

this year the democrats found congress joe kennedy iii to give the speech but whatever goop he had onis mouth during it wasn't. >> rolling back civil rights by the day. hatred. supremacy proudly marching in our streets. >> you know i know you're saying important stuff but all i see is spit. after the speech said it was chap stick. you probably know the super bowl is on sunday. defending champion new england patriots are playing the philadelphia eagles. super bowl l super bowl 52 they are using roman numerals super bowl lii, those are confusing, it's like using a sun dial to tell time. it's like the myspace ofofofofof numbers. what is this? >> how dare you speak about any numberals. >> who are you. >> it is i julius cesar em perror of rome. >> oh, it's julius cesar. [ cheers and applause ] >> heed my warning if you dare to abandon the roman numerales it will bring nur civilization to doom. >> think we're heading that way already. >> rome has been numerals since i >> what year did you invent them. >> it was -- i. >> but now we're in the year mxviii and it's confusing. >> it's confusing

jillian: all five democrats including joe kennedy and bernie sanders made public responses.g maxine waters should worry about, the dnc is out of money but the party was hoping no one would find out. democrats filing a federal election disclosure form for the month of december in the middle of donald trump's first state of the union speech raising $5.2 million at the end of next year, that leaves the party with just $400,000. todd: donald trump reaching 45 million americans in his first state of the union speech and a lot of it watched right here on the fox news channel according to nielsen ratings, fox news taking top spot for viewers during the address beating every other network for the first time ever, total of 11.7 million americans tuning in. jillian: last weekend, 50 ° and above, okay. this is great, not so much, back to reality. >> we will find out if winter will stick around tomorrow with the groundhog, it is groundhog day. it feels cold across the northern plains and the upper midwest, we have some nuisance snow across the great lakes in new england, we are not talk

>> polls come and go, but what i heard from joe kennedy was leadership, vision and hope.e message was clear. no matter who you are, where you come from somebody you love company of the place in america. your dignity, worth in this country ought to have your back. lauren: what is the message coming from democrats aside from a pose, pose, pose. listen to nancy pelosi said yesterday. >> our expectations of greatness invasion of the president are not high. he stooped to a new low. we heard more insulting words of innocence and prejudice who are president trump's first years in office are wasted opportunity and meeting the needs of the american people. the voice of vision so sad. >> wasted opportunity. 2.4 million jobs were created. a new tax law. the list goes on. what is there to oppose? >> is dishonest with happening here. we appreciate and welcome immigrants that the president's speech was about the law and it's completely unfair to keep going in this narrative that only the democrat party can your resume be waking up in inheriting $20 million never having a job in giving

response was given by massachusetts representative and lovechild of superman and conan o'brien, joe kennedy iii. nothing says "party of new ideas" more than deploying the latest model kennedy. at least give him a new name! throw in a dave or a phil. kennedy spoke from a vocational high school in massachusetts. soon he'll be old enough to drive those cars behind him. kennedy gave a stirring, thoughtful speech about the importance of fighting for all americans. so, of course, everybody focused on how weirdly wet his mouth was. now, to be fair, i'm pretty sure kennedy was just so handsome, he was making his own mouth water ( laughter ) in the end-- he's a good-looking guy, he's cute, low body fat, i'm guessing. in the end, hard to say if it was a good speech, because kennedy didn't clap for himself once. ( applause ) yeah. of course, no one is happier with trump right now than russia because on monday, the state department announced it would not impose russia sanctions that congress overwhelmingly passed in mid-2017 by a margin of 419-3 in the house and 98-2 in the senate. doesn't matter. so,

. >> dana: i keep liking things no one else likes, like the joe kennedy speech. i am 2 for too.s entertaining. i liked it. the mannings were pretty funny. >> jesse: about $5 million for that one. >> dana: maybe they could put that into their recruitment for next year. >> jesse: that was good. stay there. more to come on "the five." breaking news developments on the memo when we return. woman: i'm a fighter. always have been. when i found out i had age-related macular degeneration, amd, i wanted to fight back. my doctor and i came up with a plan. it includes preservision. only preservision areds 2 has the exact nutrient formula recommended by the national eye institute to help reduce the risk of progression of moderate to advanced amd backed by 15 years of clinical studies. that's why i fight. because it's my vision. preservision. that's why i fight. a heart transplant... that's a whole different ballgame. i was in shock. i am very proud of the development of drugs that can prevent the rejection and prevent the recurrence of the original disease. i never felt i was going to die.

charles: it's not the joe kennedy shoe shine boy scenario.s one of the things where people have been in it but wanted to take greater control and this is what i'd put on my conspiracy hat because it's always seems when we get a big swath of those folks we get these shakeups and it gets them back in line. you know what? return that custodialship of your account to a "professional ." you can't do-it-yourself. neil: well you mentioned the joe kennedy thing he was famous for getting out of the market when he did before everything hit the fan equally famous for coming into the market when few were. it's the latter we want to hear from right? the people, either the big companies or buying back their stock because it gets to depressed levels or more of the mark cuban types saying i'm buying in aggregate like the s & p 500. are we hearing more of that or is it not happening? charles: from me i'm hearing people up until today, there's been an extraordinary amount of confidence and most people wanted to buy rather than sell. so far today the message is

youink was just recently had joe kennedy in your district to talk to high school students about the opioid crisis, and there were a lot of experts. congresswoman dingle was a different kind of expert and talked about her own family, her father, her sister mary grace come and she said i hope what happened to our family will not happen to your family. my brother wrote a book about addiction. the other thing i read and loved about congresswoman dingle is she offers an annual holiday greeting called the dingle jingle. this is the to closing verses of this year's jingle. in the congress we will keep on fighting, maybe we can keep on -- maybe we can find some common ground. how that funding chip and fixing daca before we take those jet planes out of town? the matter what's pursued, no matter if red or blue, let's keep taking a stand, let's work hand-in-hand. iscongresswoman dingle hard-working, one of the most hard-working members of the house. a bridge building and apparently a rhyming member of congress. her, howestions we ask can you be both principled and civil in a time of great division? w

i think that the headline is a lot of what joe kennedy was talking about his reaction to the state of the union which is about being a party that emphasizes the quality of the g.o.p. tax proposal is helping people and we said crumbs is not good for us. democrats hate me now. and you'll have me. he said last year, you'll have me. katie will have you two. . . okay folks! let's team up to get the lady of the house back on her feet. and help her feel more strength and energy in just two weeks yaaay! the complete balanced nutrition of (great tasting) ensure with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. always be you. >> katie: thanks to dan bongino. you will be at cpac. you are heading down to d.c. >> thanks, you will be there too. >> katie: i will be there. >> jessica: i got no invite. >> katie: up to harris for outnumbered overtime. >> harris: thank you very much. we will pick it up here. a growing political storm after last week's deadly florida school shootings. going outmurder overtime here i'm harris faulkner. just minutes from now 100 students, survivors of the massa

now, interestingly enough joe kennedy once, four days before kennedy was inaugurated, invited graham down to palm springs to meet his son face to face. he'd met him before, but to talk. they went out, they played golf together. kennedy did ask him so theological questions, mostly the difference between catholic is the and protestants, but they never really hooked up after that. >> host: now, billy graham, you talk about how he was an electronic prophet. he started out when there were two million televisions in america, you write, and within the first decade there were 45 million. that changed the presidency. it also changed billy graham. some presidents thought he was a press hound. truman, you write, called him a counterfeit, was a little suspicious of graham, thought that he was using the presidency as a prop, basically. was he right? >> oh, in part, no question. when mr. graham bursts onto the scene, he is very concerned about the state of the dialogue in the country about gold. he wants presidents to talk more about them, and he wangles an invitation to the oval office through sa

congressman joe kennedy, who delivered the democratic response to president trump's state of the unionesday told joy reid today that dreamers must not be forgotten. >> there are strong bipartisan solutions for a whole wide variety of the challenges we face. we can't get republican leadership to give us a chance to have a vote. you put a clean dream act on the floor, it will pass. >> my panel is back with me to talk all about this. grace, i want to start with you on this one. the deadline is thursday. is there a possibility here of a government shutdown? all the talk has been about the memo. how do they have time to negotiate immigration right now, which is the major sticking point with this budget? >> right, well, they haven't been. that's all the stories out of washington is there haven't been talks on immigration, even though there was forward momentum before the last three-day shutdown that then the democrats caved on, but doesn't look like there will be a shutdown, i think in large part because there is no deal on daca. it's going to be kicked down the road, but i think democrats c

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there's also been buzz about representative joe kennedy.hough his chapstick issue during the official response to the state of the union might have dampened that. eric holder today sold delma told reporters he will decide on a bid by the end of the year, but again, holder was under fire throughout his tenure during the obama administration and at a time when decisions made at the obama justice department and fbi are very much under the microscope. that would make him someone very controversial, let's say, in the general election, shana, but may be the very reason why he fires a people in the left. >> shannon: they will really want to back them on all these things. he went through an interesting different mix. >> very close to the former president as well. might be whispering in his ear. >> shannon: maybe they join the ticket together. it could happen. biden's address interrupting house minority leader today during her record-breaking speech. >> you guys, you don't have to do that. go ahead. >> shannon: with more on that and all the other ha

and when i look at i guy like joe kennedy speak and get criticized because he comes from an establishedy family, people don't like that. but should democrats not say we don't care who the -- we just want a strong leader with great intentions and a great message? >> i don't think they have to worry about a leader just yet. most out parties don't have a good message. you only get a newt gingrich every generation or so. he was able to create a coherent message because you had a single leader. you think all the democrats and independents and people who voted for northam in virginia cared about a single message? >> it has to be a unified message, an intention. >> i do not believe, i honestly do not believe unified messages matter that much in midterm elections, especially the first midterm because it tends to be a referendum on the president. the democrats will stumble their way into this victories this fall. >> we don't know if they're going to take the house. >> i just think they're going to win enough seats that the republicans will not by able to operate with impunity. >> this is hard on

following that president trump stated the union address and the democratic response from joe kennedy. coming up on today's washington journal, betsy woodruff talks about the recent memo released by house intelligence committee that alleges bias from the fbi and the justice department in the investigation in the russian interference in the 2016 election. after that, we will take a look at president trump's foreign-policy agenda with steve clemons from the atlantic. and latest on -- and later, more on the house intelligence memo with sebastian gorka, a former white house adviser to president trump. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016]] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ host: good morning. congress is back this week with another deadline that continuing resolution to keep the government open expires on thursday. lawmakers expected to pass another short-term c.r. that would get them into march. expect more finger pointing on the inability for them to reach a budget

whose district includes most of philadelphia mentioned massachusetts lawmaker seth moulton and joe kennedy saying hope the both of you are feeling well enough to come into work today. congressman evans bet congressman moulton if the patriots won and clam chowder in the eagles won. illinois representative dan lipinskigratulated jake elliott on the win. congressman rodney davis from illinois called the coin toss by a world war ii medal of honor sip recipient an awesome moment during super bowl lii. last novemberrecipient an aweso during super bowl lii. last november author and historian allen guelzo shared his thoughts on nfl players kneeling in protest during the national anthem. it runs about an hour and 15 minutes. >>> good evening. thank you, all, for being here. i'm going to put my glasses on. i only wear them when i want to see. so, it is my

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you remember the famous story about joe kennedy's shoeshine tips andng -- giving that is when he hadket. when everybody is bullish, it is time to take your money off the table. so far, not happening. francine: the head of equity for goldman sachs earlier said that, except taking this was a correction still in a bull market instead of the bull market turning bearish. this chart goes back to what we os, world trade as a percentage of gdp which is falling. even though we are in a cyclical upturn, a lot of people at credit suisse say we are not paying enough attention to this track. back to the top story, it is one capdp, trade, the fed interest rates on hold yesterday but paved the way for a march rate hike. the market sees a march move as a near certainty with fed on futures indicating 99% chance of a hike. the u.s. central bank says gains in employment, household spending, and business fixed investment have been solid and upgraded the outlook for inflation. some heavy hitters weighed in on the decision. >> we are dealing with a fiscally unstable, long-term outlook in which inflation w

congressman joe kennedy of massachusetts. again, strong supporter. giving his response to the president. i mentioned adam schiff about his being involved in our discussions in our earlier meetings today on the subject. and congresswoman hanabusa of hawaii, of course, very involved in this issue, as you would suspect. i thank so many of our colleagues for joining here on the floor. i don't know if they have -- i have so many more but i didn't these they had any -- are from my colleagues. this is my stack. these are from my colleagues so i'll go to those. -- m congresswoman lowe e congresswoman lowey. this is a let from a dreamer to congresswoman nita lowey. i want to thank you for your support of daca. i know you will help not deport 800,000 dreamers. having come from el salvador from 15 years old, i attended school in new york and now make my home with my wife in pearl river. life in ell salazar dore was dangerous and brutal which is why my father moved us to america in 2005. i am grateful every day for all the opportunities presented to me here. i'm

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kennedy: former vice president joe biden feeling pretty optimistic about the democrats chances in 2018 we have a real opportunity to take back the house and we have a chance of taking back the senate it's real it's real. kennedy: biden isn't the only former obama lackey feeling optimistic. ' former attorney general eric holder was asked if he would consider running and he said, we'll see. let's ask lawrence jones, the new editor-in-chief of campus reform.org. that's the right step in the direction for freedom for you. i think eric holder was a step in the wrong direction. >> i love a great competition. but the democratic party, they don't get the strategy real well or don't get the american people. i get that they want to fight. new yorker against new yorker. but when it comes to getting those counties that obama won, that trump was able to turn, i don't think eric holder is that guy. kennedy: i don't see him as being a revolutionary or visionary. i know there are people who want the recapture president trump's magic which you can argue is once in a generation. and there is sort of the