jonathan: joining me around the table, colin robertson, kathy jones, and jim keenan. have we seen the worst of it? kathy: it looks like maybe the worst is over, but does not look like it gets a whole lot better. we are cheering the fact it is not continuing to decline at a fairly rapid rate, and maybe we have seen the worst of it. particularly, if we get a trade deal, we get a read the fed, from the easing from china, and other central banks. maybe the worst is over but certainly going forward will not be strong. jonathan: jim? jim: the data is going to be mixed. there are components of the market, different reasons that we will continue to see weaker news into the balance of the year. but i think there is a variety of data that will begin to stabilize. you are seeing that already in corporate earnings, pmi data, or other things. you start to see some stabilization. i agree with kathy. i don't think this is about upside level of growth but about reducing the probability of a recessionary risk. jonathan: sometimes the information content of how a market responds to data

still with me colin robertson, kathy jones, and jim keenan., you are looking for a bad number next friday, why and what? colin: i think with not a lot of support that things are getting better. i think the forecast overshot where we will be. and about 85,000 i would be much more inclined to think it will be closer to zero than 85,000. i am on senior revisions because that would feed into my process that things look better than people think. jonathan: where would you look elsewhere outside of the headline number? colin: the revisions coming down. jonathan: just on the headline numbers? stuff isat other messier, i want to look at the specifics of the headline. at under are looking the consensus closer to 70 or 75 than 85 area it will be a messy report because of the gm strike and several other factors. even in the hours worked and average hourly earnings it might be hard to parse through exactly what is happening. it is slowing down. employment growth is slowing down. because of manufacturing and some of the autos, it is going to be a week numbe

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democratic party in a second for a closer look at the economy, fed and more, i want to welcome in kathy jonesfor financial interest we also have a chief strategist here let's start in terms of what the fed is going to do, not what they should do, and what you think the market already expects. >> yeah, i think the market's in line with the consensus that they'll cut this week and they'll try to go on pause. >> they'll try to go on pause. hold on. if they say they're going to go on pause, you think the market's going to be okay with that i'm not in the same camp with you. >> no, i'm not saying the market's going to like it, but i think the consensus among economists and strategists is that i'm not sure that the market is in position for that so what i -- >> meaning the market is not positioned for them to say they're going on hold? >> right i think the market's expecting them to be ambiguous about their future plans which i think powell will try to be but anything that doesn't indicate another cut coming right away will probably be a disappointment to the market. >> where do you stand? >> we th

paula jones in a settlement with bill clinton. kathy willie, i should say.nd you've got monica lewinsky who is a looney tunes. this woman has to get in her head what sexual harassment is. >> tucker: ted kennedy was the same way after she killed a woman. he never stop lecturing the rest of us about feminism and hillary is the same thing. she's obviously a completely ruthless political operative who doesn't care that she'll say or do anything. but why does she feel the need to stand on the moral high ground or lecture us about our moral inadequacies. i don't understand that. >> that's why in 2016 she was found to be the most untrustworthy, unbelievable candidate out there. she gets up there and has the moral high ground because she is delusional. she started her career by blaming a 12-year-old rape victim who was in a coma for five days, laughed about the fact and made up facts and said the girl likes older men. that woman, i spoke with her, has not been able to have children as a result of that rape. that's a woman up there on the screen that doesn't care abo