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in the speech he quoted all of our numbers, you, me and kevin hassett on the increases in middle-class of rewarding success, not punishing and that's what liz is w getting to. that is the thread that overhangs all of this. my question is, are we creating new new jobs or are we still getting back the old jobs? >> were still in recovery mode in terms of recovering lost jobs, fiber and the white houseo one of the things i would do is try to make sure businesses and households have as much certainty as possible. that's why we haven't seen investment rebounds and if we want to entice those 55 and older workers back into the labor force, the best way to do that is to make permanent or indicate that were gonna make permanent sum of the individual income tax rates in 2015. larry: from the individual taxes permanent, right now it's all going to be at the window. >> total uncertainty, every aspect going forward for major industries. we don't know energy policies going to look like, they can't even agree amongst themselves, this is very difficult, i must say i was very cheered to see a big increa

kevin hassett is with me this morning.ting fellow at the hoover institution and also the author of a new book "the drift: stopping america's slide to socialism," a decade in the making. congratulations on getting it out. good morning. >> thank you, poppy. i hope you got your turkey in before you went to work today. >> i'm not doing it. my husband -- i'm making everything else. my husband is grilling the turkey for the first time. tbd on how it turns out. >> good luck. >> bless him for doing that. let's talk about the broader economy. we have inflation concerns which we'll get into. we have a really jammed up supply chain. but you got the lowest unemployment since 1969. you got retail sales up 16%. a record stock market, and the broader economic story is good for this white house, but consumer sentiment is at a ten-year low. why the disconnect? >> i think consumer sentiment is responding to the fact that inflation is the highest we have seen in a long time. and it is just like an economic reality, that people's wages don't

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of the president's council of economic advisers, president trump's council of economic advisers kevin hassett with us, a new book out called "the drift: stopping american's slide to socialism." first off, what is driving this labor shortage from where you see it? >> i thought that report was very well done. in the beginning, i think there were a lot of people saying maybe because of expanded unemployment benefits but it is a much more complicated story than that. i think really what happened a lot is people stayed home and found they could somehow manage that and i think it is right that with record high equity and house prices that people have decided, especially older people that are close to retirement, why should i go back into the workforce right now when i learned how comfortable it is. maybe they learned that time with their family is worth more than they thought. the supply chain thing is interestingly related to it because a disproportionate share of, like, truckers and longshoremen are people who are kind of older and closer to retirement and have maybe decided not to show up. so th

in a now to our former colleagues jen glassman and kevin hassett, the dow finally hit 36,000 with tremendous growth. obviously there is still tremendous turmoil in the economy. with this narrow margin the big question you raised is whether they are going to be able to get , as the progressives who were quite pragmatic in basically saying we will take this leap of faith and hope that the two in the senate balking at moving forward with the reconciliation plan -- what would be another $1 .75 trillion in programs -- will come along and actually get that done, presumably voting on it by next week or at least the week after. if that happens and it does go through, we are talking about almost $5 trillion and a dramatic change in spending. you know, many of my colleagues and others would say that is moving an agenda veering off to the left. but if you look at the approval ratings for things like universal pre-k, childcare, child tax credit, home health care, they are very strong across almost all groupings. think about it in terms of huge federal spending and you are going to get a different respon