john lonski, good to see you. >>> south central florida hit by powerful thunderstorms this week. two local journalists covering the storms when the camera captured the explosion of not one but two power transformers. one saying they saw a lightning strike hit the power lines, caused the explosion of the transformers. wow. and always good to be in that car as long as you are not touching anything during a thunderstorm. i learned that one. it actually works. >>> new details on the manhunt for new york's most wanted most dangerous fugitives. we'll show you what it's like to fly to the edge of space at supersonic speed in one of the most famous soviet era fighter jets, here next. it's harder whenever there's a bigger group. pretty much a good day for me would be people leaving their hands off of me. i'm always called names. um, everywhere that i go there's always someone calling me names, calling me gay. i've been choked. thrown up against a wall. punched. nobody's ever tried to help me. . lou: breaking news now on the manhunt for new york's most wanted fugitives, convicted killers r

john lonski, good to see you. >>> south central florida hit by powerful thunderstorms this week. two local journalists covering the storms when the camera captured the explosion of not one but two power transformers. one saying they saw a lightning strike hit the power lines, caused the explosion of the transformers. wow. and always good to be in that car as long as you are not touching anything during a thunderstorm. i learned that one. it actually works. >>> new details on the manhunt for new york's most wanted most dangerous fugitives. we'll show you what it's like to fly to the edge of space at supersonic speed in one of the most famous soviet era fighter jets, here next. ónóv fugitives, convicted killers richard matt and david sweat new york state police arresting prison seamstress joyce mitchell. she's accused of providing material assistance to those killers. mitchell reportedly gave them hacksaw blades, drill bits and two pairs of special glasses as for the manhunt itself that is still going on tonight, authorities have yet come up with a new theory. they strongly believe

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john lonski what do you think? >> dream on.e to contend with slow labor force growth, half a percent annually. productivity is performing miserably. even if we could pull out 1 1/2% productivity growth with half a percent labor force growth we're looking at gdp growth of only 2%. i don't see how we could sustain growth at 4%. melissa: okay. what about a change in tone, a change at the top, instead of stifling business and standing in the way and terrifying people that might want to start a business, it was a positive environment, steve moore? >> look, i think we can grow four or 5%. i completely disagree with that analysis. we have had dysfunctional policies in place for six or seven years. you start erasing policies, one thing, allow exporting of oil and gas, that will increase gdp by 0.5%. cut corporate tax rate, by my estimate that puts another percentage point growth on gdp. we can get to 4% because we're so far behind. we're $2 trillion behind. there are catch-up days. melissa: greg, you're deciding vote. >> i will believe