learn more today at yoru local kubota dealer. machinery pete, the most trusted name in used equipment. welcome back to tractor tales folks! this week we've got some cub enthusiasts from west virginia. this '49 cub was restored by tommy bunner and his wife and it's a hobby they really enjoy doing together. this is the fifth cub they've restored, mastering all of the work from mechanical to paint. is the nineteen forty nine farmall cub it was restored by me and my wife and we were a collector we've got the twelve twelve of them its a hobby i retired and we just got into it as a hobby while growing up my neighbor had one and i had a passion whenever see them i wanted one when i got able to and to afford one a i paint and the motor everything that we will we do know my boy i have known the decals for small farmers five acres or less so you got all kind of most people use them for the belly mower, side mower low around the fence rows but they're not something to get out to twenty acres in other very slow very it's only eleven horses motor on but they're unique you know what would people wa

consumer prices in japan refused to rise despite prime minister shinzo abe and boj governor kubota'st efforts to revive the economy. core inflation fell. household spending slumped again. board may revise its inflation outlook and projected timeframe for hitting its 2% target. fabio balboni,- they keep pushing back their target. 2018, i keep forgetting. they keep pushing it back. are they going to do the same? >> they push it back. core inflation stripping out energy prices. even without energy prices, still at zero. that was revised down as well. clearly the signs are not very good for the boj. they will have to push back the inflation target. in our view, it doesn't mean necessarily they will do more monetary policy action. there is some fiscal stimulus on the way. maybe they wait for the positive impact of that. in our view, it doesn't necessarily mean they will cut rates further. mark: when do we get helicopter financing? >> eventually, we think that is where we are heading. it might not be next year. we've got another sort of rate cut towards the second half of next year. that w

strickland: since you brought up medicare on the neil kubota show, he said it would be irresponsible not to cut medicare. those are his words. your words were, it would be irresponsible not to cut it. we have got to save social security. i am willing to say how i will do it. i will ask the millionaire class and billie class to pay more. the senator is unwilling to ask anything out of the rich and powerful brands that support him. mr. portman: i just asked -- derek: now we move to leslie. leslie: as a congressman, you voted for nafta. and you push for cafta. you are supporting of free trade, yet donald trump has criticized free trade deals like nafta. donald trump and labor unions say nafta caused manufacturing jobs. he said it was the worst trade deal of the country. you agree with donald trump? mr. portman: the record has been mixed. it has resulted in some job loss and some job gains. the chamber of commerce would say it is great. they have jobs being added even now. canada is our biggest trading partner, which is the biggest in the nafta agreement. we send 40% of exports from ohio