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here to discuss, kevin walling. angela. the smart guy in the room, economist steven moore.to start with you, stephen. as much as people would love to turn this into trump talk at other things, i think the old adage still holds. he really is about the economy when it comes in the midterm. is that your sins? given where we are, the second part of the question would be, is it terrible news that's likely to get worse for democrats? >> i think it will. i hope i'm wrong about that. we've been having this big debate about whether we are going to have a soft landing or crash landing. given the news over the last couple weeks, it's looking pretty ugly out there right now. it is true, by the way, gas prices are falling but kevin, just about everything else in the consumer price index went up, everything from rental cars to buying new cars to food, utility bills. people are feeling the pressure. the heritage foundation says the average family has lost about $4,000 in purchasing power because of this high inflation. it's a curse. >> kevin: that's devastating. angela, i want to bring yo

democrat strategist and former biden campaign surrogate, he can't wait to dig his teeth into this, kevin wallingnd attorney and author of the best-selling book how to become a federal criminal, get yours not in time for halloween. it is mike chase. welcome every man on the panel, great to have you all. jason, let's discuss this because congressman isis said this is what democrat wants, the future voters they want pouring over the border but what about the fact that latino voters, they don't want to be treated like a mindless blob, they don't want to be told how to vote and many of them find gop a little more attractive. what accounts for that x. >> i think what they are doing is playing the long game. as i watched interviews with griff jenkins, the message to kamala harris was thank you. if you bring in people who end up having children and then become voters, they are probably going to think the democrat party's i think they play the long game in the midterms, they are going to lose the house, maybe the senate little closer and people realize that they kind of know they've lost so they go all i

. >> harris: cassie smedly and kevin walling, great to see you both. i don't like where you are driving me to, can we go to a different mall and you continue to go where they don't want to go do you think they will be happy? >> makes more not a very happy camper, that's just about to say. that is where the american people are as you point out in the polling, all-important independents running away from president biden because of his policies. policies which so many of these democrats who are on the ballot in eight short weeks have supported. and no matter how many parties joe biden throws on the south lawn of the white house we know the reality because we're feeling it in our pocket books and seeing it when we can't find what we need at the grocery store and feeling it when we fill up our gas tanks despite democrats saying gas prices are going down. they are a lot higher than we need and like them to be and not hearing any substantive solutions from the president and democrat party and where the rubber will meet the road in november when people will vo

>> to the republican side of the island on the house, the headline of your story in the wall street journal, kevin mccarthy brought back to power. you write is closer than ever to becoming a speaker. though the path he's taken is a risky one. why risky? >> kevin mccarthy has tried in 2015. he has since set his sights on unifying people that didn't like him. so jim jordan who was threatening to challenge him in 2015 is now an ally and he has tried hard to unite all the wings and branches of the republican conference. however that it's hard when you have tried to make friends with everyone and try to push them through onto bill or some sort of must pass legislation. it's just difficult when you try to bring people together in a republican congress that is not necessarily unified on a lot of things.es republicans don't like spending bills, they don't like increasing spending and it's going to be hard for any republican speaker to negotiate a deal with joe biden. and we're going to see kevin mccarthy who doesn't have a relationship with joe biden. 2000 republicans if they would vote for an omnibus if

and politics columnist for "the hill," and megan, press communications for 2020 campaign, and kevin wallingwith us on labor day. we appreciate it. i want to get you all the way in, down the line, starting with you, joe. the president, the democrats seem like they have focused in on this strategy of vilifying what they have called maga republicans. is it an effective strategy? >> polling, the most important issues to voters in this country by far is inflation and the economy and then second comes crime. so to talk about this and make this the focus is not really focusing on what voters want the democratic party and the republican party to focus on if they have power, and that's what happens if you are a democratic party that doesn't have a positive bumper sticker. reagan had shining city on the hill, trump had make american great again. leader of the party is polling in the 60s on disapproval, inflation, crime, the border, more than 300 americans are dying per day and the president could address all the issues during his primetime speech and chose not to. >> molly: polling high among the vot

kevin, thank you. >>> well, let's continue that conversation about these new inflation numbers of wall street and the white house in all this with our democratic strategist kevin walley and jason pravis. jason, job numbers haves been solid. what do you say about that? >> for the president of the united states to say he's not concerned about inflation, all republicans need to do is run that ad. the white house's spokesperson trying to say the deficits have been reduced. there is no family in america sitting at the table, hey, guess what, the deficit had been cut a little bit. nobody is talking about that. that's why democrats are struggle right now. they don't have a message. they spent trillions of dollars and they peaked the situation worse and not better. >> and the student loan forgiveness slumps that over. >> kevin. >> this event today at the white house with james taylor and the rest of the crowd. >> yeah. >> is that a strategic blunder? you got inflation reduction act and on the other side, you got wall street tanking over inflation. >> the timing of it with the situational on sexual street is

host: and on the republican side, the headline in the wall street journal is kevin mccarthy fought backo power. right he is closer than ever to becoming speaker. the path he is taking is risky. why risky? guest: kevin mccarthy tied in 2015 and has since set his sights on unifying people who did not like him. jim jordan is now an ally. he has tried hard to unite all the wings of the republican party. he wants to leave. he has tried to make friends with everyone and tried to push them under a spending bill or some sort of must pass legislation. it gets difficult when you have tried to bring people together in a republican conference that is not necessarily unified the republican congress does not like increasing spending. it is going to be hard for many republican to deal with joe biden. we going to see a kevin mccarthy who does not have a relationship with joe biden if he becomes a speaker, but i asked two dozen republicans if they would vote for him if kevin mccarthy said i need your help getting this spending bill through. the result of that very informal survey but one that looked at

. >> to the republican side of the house, the headline of your story in the wall street journal, kevin mccarthy's front have to power. the right she's closer than ever to becoming speaker, a job iswanted for years although thepath he's taken is a risky one . why risky ? >> kevin mccarthy has wanted this job since 2016. he sent set his sights on unifying people who didn't like him . so jim jordan who was threatening to challenge him in 2015 is nowan ally . and he has tried hard to unite all those branches of the republican conference. however it's hard to leave when you have tried to make friends with everyone and tried to push them through onto a spending bill or some sort of must pass legislation. it's been difficult when you try to bring people together in a republican conference that is not necessarily unified on a lot of things. republican conference also it doesn't like spending bills. they don't like increasing spending. it's going to be hard for any republican speaker to negotiate a deal with joe biden . and we're going to see kevin mccarthy who doesn't have a relationship but i

there are a lot of woke investors out there, folks on wall street want to see climate on the agenda and this is what kevinout later today, get back to making sure inflation comes down, making sure we have gasoline in our tanks, making sure we have food on the shelves and this is commitment to america plan, fighting inflation, make america energy independent like we used to be, things like that, free speech, protect the unborn, what they are doing is laying out mccarthy's agenda, like newt gingrich did. >> carley: like a cue card of things republicans said they want and they boiled it down and this will be the republican message going forward. >> cheryl: yeah, 40% chance that republicans take the house and we're looking at a 30% cha chance -- -- -- >> cheryl: what they do with that i think is the next thing they are promising after the c the youtube thing. let's not do it again. >> young people under burden of capitalism increasingly concentrating or not having kids at the same rate. >> the burden of capitalism, and what else she said, we'll be talking to that man there jaliah nicole silguero coming up n n

if kevin mccarthy's proposals do the same for his party this year, let's bring back wall street journalst dan heninger and kim straw soul. you can't overstate its importance, it led to the republicans taking over both the house and the senate in 1994 for the first time since 1953. it was tremendous and it was implemented to. a lot of people say too late for the gop to focus but newt came out with his contract on september 27, 1994, which is later than when this particular plan came out. >> the reason it mattered is it was a positive message, and it was instituted by bill clinton and it is one thing for a party to go out and complain and this administration has been target rich environment for that whether it is the border crisis or the baby formula shortage, afghanistan, choose your own adventure but you've got to have message of positivity as well and this is what newt gingrich did, gave the american public an idea, a vision of what it could look like if they have different people in charge so very important part of their victory back then. this is what they are thinking about in the g

wall street. joining us now asset management president and chief investment officer, kevin monn and chief market strategistari. thank you for being here. futures indicating a gain at the start of trading. anything can change, obviously. we've got the nasdaq back and forth in positive and negative territory ahead of the fed's announcement of higher rates. what are you expecting? >> i think the high rates are coming. i think it's baked in at 75 basis points. i don't think they're going 100. i think if they go 100 it sends a message they're panning iced because they consistent -- panicked. i think they've convinced everybody they're going to 75. i would not be surprised to see the market end higher today because it's been under anxiety, this pressure over the last three or four days that created a short-term oversold position. maria: my question is, is jay powell going to suggest during the commentary, his press release that this press conference, there's no cutting of interest rates on if horizon right now. is that going to be the take away. >> i think he those do that. i think he's already done that. i thin

kevin corke in washington. ♪ ♪ elton john serenading the president and first lady at the white house after a dismal day on walleet and it was actually reminiscent of when james taylor showed up for big celebration at the so-called ablation reduction day. that day saw starks trembled dramatically still democrat cit economy is on the rebound that rolling back republicans that you can imagine back to that fo offering a dueling commitment t america they hope will put them in the majority. >> can't mess it reaction from four to congressman byron donal straight ahead. we begin with the democrats ramping up their attacks on wha they are calling so-called extremists met agenda republicans. we will find out all about that. christina has the latest on tha story she joins us from the wes coast. >> great to see you. president biden once again wrapped up political attacks against republicans tonight committing a majority would strip away the fundamental rights of americans. he made these claims at the national national education association headquarters. it tonight the audience of teachers and union members at lesson bomb

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example if you're kevin mccarthy, maga, if you want to label me maga, okay, because i'm for rewriting trade deals and bring manufacturing back to the country. i'm for building a wall having it security. unforgiving parents controlled the classroom. or a c in the classroom. i'm not for mandating vaccines, but i'm for providing the best i can the information to move forward. i'm not going to fire you. if that's the maga republican and they want to label anybody that's a republican in the capital january 6th. >> greg: dana, it's got to be hard for joe to reconcile the fact that he claims he's a staunch catholic, yet he claims the roe v. wade turnover is a threat to the soul of america. hasn't he sold his soul to the pro-abortion lobby? how can you talk about the soul of america? the one its interest income of the word, soul the position he used to have, but now the democratic position is actually extremely extreme which is legal abortion up to the point of death and that's not where the country is on that. i think something that's been lost in the mississippi case decided by the supreme court was a 15 week limit. that's kind of like where europe is in most of the cou

wall. the republicans are just giving empty promises. kevinccarthy was one time overheard saying rohrbach and donald were both on putin's payroll, and we know rohrbach at the time was nothing but a russia sympathizer. how can they support this guy, who is now under all kinds of criminal investigation, the most corrupt president we ever had? we are also about to elect a bunch of election deniers in the white house. how can we even tolerate such things? they want to ban books in the take away what we can read and understand and they want to rewrite their own history and put different types of historical facts in. these people are not to be trusted. what they said sounds good because he didn't say anything. i remember once talking to byron douglas, representative from florida you had on your show one time, about inflation. we were talking about the cable bill and they said get apps. netflix went up to $20. you cannot watch a football game without having amazon prime. republicans are not going to do anything. they are lying. they have been doing s

wall. the republicans are just giving empty promises. kevinccarthy was one time overheard saying rohrbach and donald were both on putin's payroll, and we know rohrbach at the time was nothing but a russia sympathizer. how can they support this guy, who is now under all kinds of criminal investigation, the most corrupt president we ever had? we are also about to elect a bunch of election deniers in the white house. how can we even tolerate such things? they want to ban books in the take away what we can read and understand and they want to rewrite their own history and put different types of historical facts in. these people are not to be trusted. what they said sounds good because he didn't say anything. i remember once talking to byron douglas, representative from florida you had on your show one time, about inflation. we were talking about the cable bill and they said get apps. netflix went up to $20. you cannot watch a football game without having amazon prime. republicans are not going to do anything. they are lying. they have been doing s

we are people who are now learning about what black wall street from watchman, from a graphic -- you know, it's like there's a convergence now. and kevin, to your point, that power, i think, is transferred back. we are already power companies. we powered the country, on the backs of our free labor. and now, we spend money to make all these companies rich, right? disproportionately, you talk about cleaning, hair care, that's our dollars. and now, politically, we are seeing movement happening. and we are seeing it across the board. it's not just the black frontier -- is it here to stay? is it here to stay, ibram kendi? i look at those sellers every week, there's a bunch of black people around here, making money, selling books, selling books. >> one thing i think we haven't maybe acknowledged, you know, as a black people, it's how much, even in the black community, there's been a political transformation, particularly over the last, you know, 20 years. of course, in the 90s, you know, the many prominent black political figures, and even artist who were consistently and routinely disparaging black people, in all different ways. and that is

kevin mccarthy has led on. house pubs say this is how we secure the border. we'll end catch-and-release. we'll end some of these other things. elizabeth: finish the wall.ng on the wall. reports that immigration attorneys are now talking to migrants, they're lawyering up. we have democrat texas sheriff salazar will criminally investigate florida governor desantis for fliesing dozens of migrants to martha's vineyard but the sheriff cannot kite the specific laws that may have been broken. florida governor ron desantis push back on this, watch. >> migrants die in the rio grande. 350 died in a trailer because they were neglected. was there a freakout in criminal aliens get across the border criminalizing americans, killing some, raping some, only 50 get put into martha's vineyard. wasn't saying they didn't want this. they said they wanted this. they said they were a sanctuary jurisdiction. these people are basically destitute. put in a situation where they could have succeeded but that was all virtual signaling. not only did not welcome them, they deported them the next day with the national guard. give me a break. elizabeth: he is saying also migrants were

wall street journal" poll today. joe biden is beating donald trump in head-to-head matchup today. if we nominate him again, we will lose. >> i wonder, leadership in this moment would be when kevinarthy gives his prebuttal to say what you just said, but he won't because he wants to not be the leader, he wants power and he wants to win. we could call it into this right now and it would require democrats and republicans in the house and senate saying it's a disgrace, it is -- it should not happen, donald trump, you need to stop this rhetoric, but they won't. that is not leadership. >> the average republican voter, though, knows that this election can be about other issues. they don't believe they have to side with joe biden just to repudiate this. i think we won't find republicans voting democrat because they're mad about trump. that won't happen. >> we look ahead to tonight. join cnn tonight for coverage of president biden's primetime speech. it begins at 8:00 p.m. we'll be right back. when you're tired of looking at your tired old bath, we fit your style, witith hundrs of design options. when a normal l day is anything but normal, we fit y your schedule, with our unique tub over

many wall street banks and other workplaces are asking employees to return to the office this week for a closer look, let's bring in former fcc chair jay clayton and cnbc contributor and kevinventure capitalist he goes with the flow. cnbc contributor kevin, you are like hip to the way things are done now. you listen to some of these people that think it is like this forever you are fully for it jay, don't you need to look over the cubical and see whether people are totally -- you can't do that if they're at home they can screw off for hours at a time does not commuting make up for all of the great things that go into being with your coworkers, jay? can that be done and there's a new normal and never going back to people showing up in the office >> joe, the short answer is no we're talking today about back to school. i think we all know that school remotely didn't work very well you can translate that to the office environment in many ways. one you talked about was accountability and fairness. do you feel as an employer you have accountability? do you feel as an employee there is fairness? there are more important things than that. that is the sense of the common mission. i