you heard linda mcmahon they're raising money hand over fist. that said, it is interesting and complicated, michael cohen when he gave his testimony said, if you look at trump's tax returns he inflates them, for insurance purposeses to get more coverage on insurance, deflates them when he has to pay. tell you, we don't know what is in there. my guess there is some embarrassing stuff in there. beyond the average joe real estate guy. neil: that is the only wrinkle i see otherwise in earnings, to your point, look pretty solid. pretty good economic numbers looking steady for a fed with three rate cuts, that looks very poised to help out any way it can to keep the juggernaut going. short of an economic collapse, that is pretty good environment if you're living in the white house. >> i think so too. back to charlie's point. i agree president trump promised 3% growth. i don't think he talked five. >> he talked five. >> the answer it will not be five or three or probably, 2 1/2, three, maybe. for people already benefiting from this tight job market, who

jim and linda mcmahon were. so this is such a flagrant violation of public trust around what is for most people a relatively small amount of money if they're a billionaire, and yet he went ahead and did this and even confronted -- >> why doesn't it negatively affect him amongst his base, people who are veterans in his base? >> i think he delivered to his base this notion he will make their lives better. he will give them jobs -- >> so they don't care if he cheats? >> i don't think a big portion of his base cares if he does anything. i think what they have to do is get hip to the fact that he actually is not delivering on the other promises he made to them specifically. >> yes. tim o'brien. thanks so much for coming in. happy friday to you. >> thanks. >> tomorrow marks 30 years since fall of the berlin wallace we remember one of the defining moments of the 20th century, one leader believes the post-war consensus may be in danger. french president emmanuel macron told "the economist" that europe needs to, quote, w