excluded margie in philadelphia democrats align with salena zito her new book is outward now Ãis out"the great revolt: inside the populist coalition reshaping american politics".>> good morning. i just wanted to contradict what you are saying about how hillary lost the election in 2016, she had the fbi, the media, and russia all pulling aher against her to bring her down. you had kevin mccarthy went on fox news and said when hillary got into the room raised her polls were between 69 and 73. he said look at her poll numbers now. hillary clinton didn't lose the election, she had 66 million popular votes trump had 62 or 63. >> thank you margie, salena zito. >> i would say based on the voters i talked edto in the states that really sorted twist or had the election to whoever the candidate is, whether north carolina, florida, michigan, pennsylvania wisconsin or ohio, what i heard from voters that were democrats that either voted for her or sat it out was that she didn't show up and she did it connect with them in a way that they believed would have made a difference. so that has been my o

margie and noel vergas own a small plot of land in the vicinity of the volcano.breed chickens for a living. but their lives were turned upside down on sunday when taal began erupting. translation: about four in the afternoon, we panicked. we saw a huge smoke cloud coming from the volcano and we could smell something awful. ash began falling, with small stones and soil. we evacuated because some people said that there would be a tsunami on the lake next to the taal. we became scared. noel said he wanted to return to his house today to check on his livestock. but he found that many of his birds were in a sorry state. so, noel is showing me a fighting cock here, it's a popular sport in the philippines. the bird is covered in dust and ash. he said a lot of the birds were affected when he left his farm to seek safety in a shelter, an evacuation centre. other chickens are in a bad state. i've seen one in the back with what looks like a broken wing. the philippine department of agriculture says that the thick ash has caused more than $10 million worth of damage to lives

let's go to margie in philadelphia, democrat's line salena zito, her new book is out now, "the great revolt." go ahead, please. >> caller: good morning. i just wanted to contradict what you are saying about how hillary lost the election in 2016. she had the fbi, the media and russia all pulling against her to bring her down. you might kevin mccarthy went on foxha news and said when hillary got into the race her poll numbers was between 69-73. he said look at her poll numbers now. hillary clinton didn't lose the election. she had 66 million popular votes. trump at 62, 63. >> host: thank you, margie. >> guest: i would say based on the voters that i talk to in the states that really sort of twists or hand the election to whoever the candidate is, whether it is north carolina, florida, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin or ohio, what i heard from voters that were democrats that either voted for her or sat it out was that she didn't show up and she didn't connect with them. anyway that they believed would have made a difference. so that has been my observation having reported from there. i

margie and noel vargas own a small plot of land in the vicinity of the volcano.for a living. but their lives were turned upside down on sunday when ta'al began erupting. translation: around four in the afternoon, we panicked. we saw a huge smoke cloud coming from the volcano and we could smell something awful. ash began falling with small stones and soil. we evacuated because some people said that there would be a tsunami on the lake next to ta'al. we became scared. noel says he wanted to return to his house today to check on his livestock. but he found that many of his birds were in a sorry state. noel is showing me a fighting cock here. it's a popular sport in the philippines. and the bird here is covered in dust and ash. he said a lot of the birds were affected when he left his five were affected when he left his farm to seek safety in a shelter, an evacuation centre. and other chickens are in a bad state, you can see one at the back with what looks like a broken wing. the philippine department of agriculture says the thick ash has caused more than $10 million

let's go to margie in philadelphia. book isito, her new out, the great revolt. good morning. wanted to contradict what you're saying about how hillary is off the election in 2016. media, and fbi, the russia all pulling against her to bring her down. you had kevin mccarthy going on fox news and saying that when herary got into the race, poll numbers were 63. look at her poll numbers now. hillary clinton did not lose the election -- she had 66 million popular votes. trump had 62, 63. host: salena zito? guest: based on the voters i thatd to in the states hand the election to whoever the candidate is, whether it is florida, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, or ohio, when i heard from voters that were democrats that either voted for her or set it out was that she did not show up and she did not connect with that they believed would have made a difference. that has been my observation having reported from there. michigan anding in feeling like i was all by myself because there was no influx of happening, not in the way that you should as a presidential candidate. michigan matters,

how should investors be positioned with us now to discuss, tony krazenimentnd also margie potelle.said it is getting too easy >> when we think of the bond market, it is not likely to be the same last year was a turnaround year after a difficult 2018 when the federal reserve was raising interest rates but kethe key component probably ont onts won't be there this year it will be stable because of the economy expansion, so 2020 could be a coupon clipping year. but the main thing, the risk leaning toward one side, which is toward wider credit spreads, not higher interest rates. so if risks in the bond market, it is somewhat widening credit spread and who knows what type of event because there are still numerous uncertainties for this year, political, trade and the election that would affect the market >> and margie, what is your outlook for the year what will be the best investment in '20 >> i think stocks will be the best investment. i think people are yuunder estimating the positive things in the market. and i think that equities will continue to expand on the up side >> and implicit

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margie and noel vergas own a small plot of land in the vicinity of the volcano.g. their lives were turned upside down on sunday when taal began erupting. translation: about four in the afternoon, we panicked. we saw a huge smoke cloud coming from the volcano and we could smell something awful. ash began falling, with small stones and soil. we evacuated because some people said that there would be a tsunami on the lake next to the taal. we became scared. noel said he wanted to return to his house today to check on his livestock. but he found that many of his birds were in a sorry state. so, noel is showing me a fighting clock here, it's a popular sport in the philippines. so, the bird is covered in dust and ash. he said a lot of the birds were affected when he left his farm to seek safety in a shelter, an evacuation centre. 0ther chickens are in a bad state. i've seen one in the back with what looks like a broken wing. the philippine department of agriculture says that the thick ash has caused more than $10 million worth of damage to livestock and crops. so, noel

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we lost her, but we will go to margie in delaware, a democrat. did morning.oter: good morning, i do even know. think that to without women's helping, we would never have gotten the vote. march for a just cause, because our constitution says everyone is equal, not in america. this is a patriarchal society, the men rule, and at one time men controlled women's money and everything. so, we had to fight for what is rightfully ours because the men do not want to give up their power. why can we not share on an equal basis? i do not power over men, but i want equality. thank you so much. guest: i could not agree more. i think we are really looking forward to delivering that message when we march and surround the white house, and bring that message right to trump's front door. i think you will be sitting there on the eve of his impeachment, looking out of the window of tens of thousands of women who think like you do. host: this is out of sterling, virginia. a democrat. good morning. caller: i did attend the first women's march, and my biggest concern is why they keep

margie and noel vargas own a small plot of land in the vicinity of the volcano.d. we saw a huge smoke cloud coming from the volcano and we could smell something awful. ash began falling with small stones and soil. we evacuated because some people said that there would be a tsunami on the lake next to ta‘al. we became scared. noel says he wanted to return to his house today to check on his livestock. but he found that many of his birds were in a sorry state. noel is showing me a fighting cock here. it‘s a popular sport in the philippines. and the bird here is covered in dust and ash. he said a lot of the birds were affected when he left his farm to seek safety in a shelter, an evacuation centre. and other chickens are in a bad state, you can see one at the back with what looks like a broken wing. the philippine department of agriculture says the thick ash has caused more than $10 million worth of damage to livestock and crops. noel is showing us his vegetable patch, he grows squash. but he says that the condition of these plants now is so bad that he can‘t harvest