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charles: the irony for hillary clinton and running against the obama economy. lts but he did move to the center and the economy and did pretty well and the stock market. shades to run against president obama. >> that was then discussing what held three days to do if she thinks she will waltz into the white house i the thing she can run on the obama economy but as the numbers settle there will be very few highlights in my mind by the end of his second term. that only the december durable goods but the november number was revised down from almost 1%. the headline number had a 55% decline but if you take that industry out he still had it down number as a street moved -- who looked for a move to the upside we will see a big sharpening of the pencil. remember the gdp number? so upon further review looking at the white house running against hautboys economy or clinton's economy. >> probably running on clinton's economy and also the ability to go across the aisle. that was extreme partisanship. the president shows that the "state of the union" suggested he is not willi

should stop lying about obama's economy. we're joined by dan are you surprised that mitch mcconnell is trying to claim credit. >> no, this always happens. even if they do it retroactively. they say all the growth during the clinton years was due to reagan and then during the bush years it was due to clinton. they always try to take credit for the good things that happen, and try to convince everyone that when the democrat is in control of the white house there is gloom and doom. >> in your piece you mention a piece written by michael boskin. >> this is right from the beginning. that was march 2009, the dow was at 6,600. we had a series of sharp reversals but the sense that nothing positive could happen in the economy so long as a democrat was in the white house and this particular democrat as well. they come out and say that everything is going to hell. we're going to have a socialist republic. ps the stock market has doubled since then. we see this continued narrative. the idea that obama should be held responsible for anyt

christine romans has more for you. >> reporter: this is the obama economy. the lowest gas prices in six years. stocks that have tripled while he's been president. unemployment back to where it was before the financial crisis. and a deficit that's been cut by two-thirds. if mitt romney had won, we might be talking about an economic miracle engineered by a biz wiz who knew which buttons to push but this is the obama economy. the best in the world and the president isn't getting much credit. >> a lot of democrats including the president don't want to brag about things getting better because it doesn't look too good because some people aren't sharing in the prosperity. >> reporter: the improving economy is lifting the president's poll numbers. for the first time in seven years, a majority of americans, 51%, have a positive view of the economy. but median family income is still where it was in 1995 leaving many feeling like we're living in one america with two economies. >> because wages have stagnated, there is still a perception out there correctly so that this

should the media give obama credit for the improving economy? it's bad he gets credit when it's good. steve wrote, give it to the american business people who find a way to do business in the obama world. give obama credit only if he takes the blame for his failures. he gets no credit from me. graham, no, the media are shouldn't give credit for things but report fairly and leave conclusions to readers and viewer. we live in an opinionated immediate i can'ter world. a lot of people want the facts. that's it for this edition. happy new year to you. i hope many of you got a break and are ready for a great new year ahead. we hope you will like our facebook page. we post a will the of original content. e-mail me. we'll respond on video and on facebook and twitter. be part of the segment we call your buzz. we are back next sunday morning at 11:00 and 5:00 eastern with the latest buzz. >>> fox news alert to oh the grim search for wreckage and victims from flight 8501. authorities say they have discovered several large objects at the bottom of the java s

. >> running against the obama economy and obama's way of deeing. on has some faults but you know what he did? he moved to the center and got lasted passed. economy did pretty well under him. the stock market did pretty well under him and welfare reform. she need to run away from president obama. >> elizabeth warren is to the democrats as ron paul is to the republicans. >> i think she is more. >> tell you exactly how. it is not a matter legitimacy but exciting people out of politics. >> good point. >> those messages resinate for years. >> she is making it tricky for hillary clinton because as you say she wants to appear like she is in middle. she has to distance herself from president obama who is clearly on the left. >> what is her job growth strategy? middle class spending? we get it. that comes from job. >> look at new york state where she was senator where 200 this jobs. >> never happened. >> can bill clinton run as a veep? let you know before the end of the show. >> we're now hearing from the former president of cuba, fidel castro about cuba and

number two, i think average american who did not benefit from the obama economy a economy of a stock market going from 9 on the dow to wherever it is to 18, 17 1/2. that americans benefits directly and will benefit from lower oil price. >> that benefits everyone even the person who doesn't have a brokerage account. melissa: live from ces liz claman is standing by with daimler ceo. you have to look at their luxury driverless cars. do you ever have too much money? melissa: less car, more luxury living room. mercedes reimagining the future of automation with a self-driving design. it is creating a lot of buzz at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. our own liz claman joins us there now with a very special guest. liz? >> let me tell you something it is the most photographed car right now on the floor of the consumer electronics show, 2015. mercedes concept car with an all glass roof and, melissa i think this grill has your name all over it. this is an autonomous car that actually made such a splash as it arrived here in las vegas for ces 2015, look at the video. as this concept ca

. >>> in the sixth state of the union address, president obama talked about the economy and the low unemployment rate. >> for all that we have endured and the grit and hard work, and

for me they would have to find a place where you could just live in your parent's basement in obama's economy up. it was disappointing to find the poor little kid that his dreams of being animal control are dead. >> you have a shield i believe. a 5-year-old is too young to be learning about a career? >> oh no. she does fingerprint now and she can do mace moulding now. she is learning the strands of dna. she wants to be a forensic scientists. i give her what she needs. it is not necessarily what i like. i am not going to wait until she is 18 to get her interested in learning and i started when she is very young and now she is getting into it on her own accord. >> sonny is training her daughter to cover up an impending murder. >> i was going to say if you want her version of a theme park would be like greg's basement. >> i read an article in the new yorker. they have their own language and the greeting is kay and delivered with the first two fingers splayed over the heart. they end con conversations saying they will have a productive day. they have a ceremony. they swear in 20 kids who are regu

2016 whoever runs republican or democrat they're going to be running on a stronger economy, an obama economy that has picked up momentum and these proposals are going to be part of the conversation, whether it is free community college or ensuring that women get paid for the same work that they do as men. these policy proposals strike at the heart of creating opportunity for americans who work hard and play by the rules to enter and stay in the middle class. in that sense, yeah i think they'll be a part of the conversation. >> i wonder if you can speak to a sense of frustration that some democrats have that as yet it's unlike thatly that the republican congress is going to work with democrats on any of these legislative ideas, so they remain very much an abstract. i wonder if the promise of middle-class economics is enough to outweight the disappointment of them not going to fruition any time soon. >> this president is willing to work with this congress where there's common ground to be had. folks on the republican side of the aisle, there are tons of americans who would benefit from free co

now, president obama went onto boast about the economy. >> tonight we turn the page. tonight, after a breakthrough year for america, our economy is growing and creating jobs at the fastest pace since 1999. >> the numbers do not add up for president obama.

. >> the country's economy is going to collapse if obama is re-elected. >> and how many of those dooment is at 5.8% a six-year low. gasoline has dropped to $2.19 a gallon. and the stock market is booming, hitting record highs. guess the fortune cookies that all those republicans were reading went a little stale. but there was another political fortune teller back in 2012 this guy. david seegel a florida ceo featured in a documentary about his wealth. >> so you ask me why i'm building the largest home in america. my answer is because i could. everyone wants to be rich. if they can't be rich the next best thing is to feel rich. and if they don't want to feel rich, then they're probably dead. >> a man of the people. seegel made headlines in 2012 for threatening to fire employees if president obama won re-election, saying he'd be forced to because of that awful obama economy. but now that same ceo is giving out raises and calling it the best year in his company's history. david siegel proved his own prediction wrong. did all these fortune tellers of the right think we wouldn't notice thei

be added but wanted you to know they will all be small burger flipping part-time jobs and the obama economyone. [ laughter ] >> of course she would say that. >> by the way, a tweet, lucy said 58-year-olds do buy new tv's and sofas, and the kids are gone, they buy all the good stuff, tom. great tweets about the criminal record stuff, too. we couldn't get them in. maybe tomorrow. great show, great show at home. thank you for watching. remember every night 6:00 p.m., if you can't see, it dvr the show, you don't want to miss a moment of "making money." i will be in for maria tomorrow morning, it's going to be extraordinary. catch the show, 9:00 p.m., in the meantime, lou dobbs. lou: good evening, everybody. breaking news tonight. the manhunt for two radical islamist terrorist brothers who murdered 12 people in france yesterday, that is now a manhunt focusing on a forest region over 50 miles northeast of paris. a 33,000-acre area nearly twice the size of paris itself. heavily armed anti-terrorist forces going door-to-door in the woodland villages looking for the brothers, said and cherif kouachi

do you believe this is the product of an obama economy? -- if we'd gone down the road of mitt romney and other wall streeters, this would never have happened. >> i tell you, ed as a mayor of a mid-size city, the capital city of michigan we're a proud gm town. of course, we're more than that but we're first and foremost a gm town. we're the state capital. michigan state down the road. that automotive is still so central to the economy. the manufacturing economy. the supply chain. that's why it's such an impact that the center for automotive research recognized when you say good-bye to the industry we could have been cat putted edcatapulted into a depression. again, other countries invest in their industry. we've got to invest in industry and invest in our workers, invest in technology the way other countries do. the competition is fierce out there. we make great products. general motors, ford chrysler of course. we're a gm town here making the bureaucrat enclave. these are great products. i say go out there if you're looking to buy a car, f

. >>> it was just a week ago tonight that president obama declared victory on the economy. >> we've seen the fastest economic growth in over a decade. our deficit is cut by two-thirds, a stock market that has doubled, and health care inflation at its lowest rate in 50 years. >> well he's right but

economy are you he can achieve that together. [applause] we can achieve it together. [applause] president obama: helping hard-working families make ends meet. hitting them the tools that they need for good paying jobs in this new economy. maintaining the conditions of growth and competitiveness. this is where america needs to go. i believe it is where the american people want to go. it will make our economy stronger a year from now 15 years from now deep into the century ahead. and of course if there is one thing that this century has taught us, we cannot separate our work from challenges beyond our shores. my first duty as commander in chief is to defend the united states of america. in doing so the question is not -- in and doing so the question is not whether america leads in the world but how. what we make rash decisions reacting to the headlines instead of using our heads when the first response to a challenge is to send in our military, we risk getting the broader strategy that we need for a safer and more prosperous world. that is what our enemies want us to do. i believe in a smarter ki

all these millions of jobs created in the obama economy are just imaginary? they don't exist? gop leaders may be in denial about it but the economy has come back and so has the president. joining me now are democratic strategists angela rye, and dana milbank from "the washington post." thank you both for being here. >> he reverend. >> thank you, rev. >> dana when did gop leaders start caring about income inequality? was it before they blocked the minimum wage hike? or after they opposed raising taxes on the rich? which one was it? >> this is heartwarming to see mitch mcconnell standing up for the little guy after all this time. i suspect it happened just after the economy started picking up. notice his first line said it started getting better last year because voters knew about republicans were about to take over. he realized that's not flying, so he moves on to something else. i suspect this won't fly my more than romney's 47% did. >> speaker boehner was asked about the republicans starting this new congress with bills attacking immigrants and abortion rights. here's what he

that truly helps working americans trying to get a leg up in the new economy, and we can achieve that together. [ applause ] president obamachieve it together. helping hard working families make ends meet, giving them the tools they need for good-paying jobs in this new economy. maintaining the conditions of growth and competitiveness. this is where america needs to go. i believe it's where the american people want to go. it will make our economy stronger a year from now, 15 years from now, and deep into the century ahead. of course if there's one thing this century has taught us, we cannot separate our work here at home from challenges beyond our shores. my first duty as commander in chief is to defend the united states of america. in doing so, the question is not -- in doing so the question is not whether america leads in the world but how. when we make rash decisions reacting to the headlines instead of using our heads, when the first response to a challenge is to send in our military, then we risk getting drawn into unnecessary conflicts and neglect the broader strategy we need for a safer more prosperous world. that's

as the economy begins to recover, president obama says it's time to do more for working americans. he is calling for tax breaks and improved access to higher education among other things. tonight the president will make that ceremonial projetion to address both houses of congress delivering his sixth state of the union speech. the president will lay out an ambitious plan to provide free tuition to community colleges. more affordable mortgages. and tax cuts for working families. but the biggest challenge he faces is a congress now controlled by republicans. still the president feels confident he points to improving unemployment now at 5.6%. falling gas prices of course and his even rising approval ratings. >> this state of the union gives me an opportunity to present to the american people now that we have fought our way through the crisis how do we make sure that everybody in this country. how do we peak sure they are sharing in this growing economy. >> as for how to pay for his agenda, president obama proposes raising taxes on the wealthiest americans including pumping up the capi

economy isn't improving. it is very hard to have it both ways here. have basically made the democrats and president obama own the economy over the paso big political effect for them but it's hard -- >> take credit for it -- >> when it start to improve, take credit for it absolutely. >> for more check out first read on nbcnews.com. >>> a warning today. the steps you need to take to protect your pets in this weather we're having. and a health alert for people who recently visited disneyland. ring ring! progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's weddingwell it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress uh-huh... you don't love the dress? i love my sister... 40 flavors. 100 calories or less. you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record scratch) you say and n' stuff tortillas old el paso says... start somewhere fresh >>> a health alert from disneyland. the theme park said at least nine people affected with the disease visited the theme park between december 15th and the 20th. we're talking a

. >> reporter: at his annual state of the union speech this week barack obama would revel over america's comeback. >> our economy is growing and creating jobs at the fastest pace since 1999. [ applause ]

obama. the economy has been getting better. gridlock in certain cases, you'll see movement on trade frankly which i oppose -- >> let's enter neera in here. >> i would disagree. i don't think gridlock the solution. the country is still ailing on the economy. we have good economic growth numbers. i would say on obama he's up in the polls, because he's doing things that are popular. the last couple years we've stagnation in congress -- >> would you agree that he and the democrats lost the november election? what do you think the message was? >> i think the message was doing nothing is a failure. so -- >> why did they reward the republicans? >> doing nothing was a failure for democrats. i agree with laura, he is rising in the polls. he's a one, two-year high in the polls, because people are responding to good economic news and the fact that the president is taking action on issues that are important to the country. >> let me just say something to you, ron. you're the really negative person on this though i must say as i hear this c

obama asserts an improving economy vined indicates his policies. the "new york times" this morning, their headline, obama defiantly sets an ambitious ajust a second a, uses the state of the union to focus on aiding the middle class. finally, the washington times this morning obama plan will transfer wealth to the poor. republicans slam trickle down taxes. we are getting your reaction to the state of the union address. we will do we will do so for the full three hours of today's "wall street journal." before calls we will go to the news desk. john mccardel has reaction up on capitol hill. >> reporter: speaker boehner may have spent the entire speech sitting behind the president but his press team was hard at work. a total of 34 tweets from speaker boehner's official account during the speech and during the g.o.p. responses. the speaker summed up his reaction in three tweets saying president obama's are the wrong priorities, growing bureaucracy instead of america's economy. he said all the president offered is more taxes, more government and more of t

>> reporter: a day after declaring victory on the economy, president obama will take his message on they for middle class priorities. first stop is boise idaho, speaking at boise state university. also going to tour an engineering lab there. that lab has helped to create a lot of jobs helped spur the economy in boise. this has been a key pillar of president obama's message, the importance of training the american worker for some of the more high tech jobs. then he will head to kansas. lawrence, kansas will spend the night there. will speak tomorrow in kansas. i am told that the focus of that stop is education, but of course we are going to hear him reprice a lot of what we heard in the state of the union address last night. then later in the day thursday jose president obama is going to do some interviews with youtube celebrities, if you will. the white house's way of trying to reach a broader audience. and of course they have been hugely engaged in social media, unveiling a lot of president obama's policies on social media in the days leading up to his state of the union. republicans s

. >> had we make sure that everybody is sharing in the growing economy. >> obama is pushing for major tax increases on the rich. he would hit the financial institutions and raise capital gains tax. he would close the inheritance tax loophole that only the wealthiest use. the beneficiaries would be communities like this. anacostia might as well be one million miles away from the capital building. >> what do you think about obama's plan to tax the rich? >> i like it. i grew up in washington, d.c. you can see poverty. it is hidden by the beautiful buildings. there are a lot of people starving. >> the president wants to extend help to small businesses. carolyn runs a sandwich shop and wrote to the president. >> i've benefited from a small business loan. it paid for my closing costs. i want to thank the president for the things he has done that has helped us out. >> the president goes around the country to sell his policy and he is going to idaho and another state, india for republic day. that suggests that this is more about starting a debate than seeing the tax policy excepted. the presi

obama will enter the house chamber with his popularity rating climbing back to 50%. in large part because of the improving economyling gas prices. and obama will propose tax changes tomorrow night that will increase taxes on the wealthy and cut taxes for the middle class. ♪ >>> pope francis today personally confirmed he will visit philadelphia next september along with new york and washington. the pope was flying pack to rome from the philippines and told reporters the end of his trip to the u.s. will be in philadelphia for the meeting of families the 26th and 27th of september. he will start in washington then go to new york where he will address the u.n. then to philadelphia. >>> on "healthcheck" tonight the secret to success in the new year's resolution could be your spouse or significant other. research from london when one partner took steps to get healthy the chance of the other following went up dramatically. more than likely the likelihood partners would change diet exercise more. quitting smoking, one quicking the habit led to six times the success rate of going it alone. >>> let's get the accuweather fo

a recent nbc news poll shows 49% of americans approve of president obama's handling of the economy, the highest since he won re-election in 2012. if "new york times" writes the modest improvement in mr. obama's standings suggests that the republicans cannot count on an easy midterm-like victory if the economy continues to grow. republicans running for president now face the choice of updating their talking points or denying reality. >> under president obama the rich have gotten richer income inequality have gotten worse. their liberal policies are good every four years for a campaign but don't get the job done. >> we'll never be able to build a strong economy when we punish productivity and rewarder responsibility. >> obamacare is clearly a job killer. >> there is uncertainty in our country, and'9" is a product of the failure of leadership and that failure has happened at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. [ applause ] >> on friday, chris christie launched a political action committee, a standard step in running for president. today, another republican governor, scott walker launched his pac. th

this was an election which the voters said listen the obama economy, it ain't working. we want something different. we want real leadership. i got to say republicans have an opportunity, an incredible opportunity right now. we have been once again entrusted with leadership in congress. and i wanted to say thank you for hosting this event because as i understand this event the core focus is you got a majority, what are you going to do with it? and you know there's a division of thought in this town. there are some people in this town who will intone in gravelly voices we need to get things done. oddly enough the people saying that it doesn't really matter what those things are. there are voices who will say if you stand for anything, significant, that has risk. i remember in the last two years people said no, no, no, republicans you shouldn't stand and fight on anything. because you don't have a majority. ok we have a majority. and mark my words suddenly there are voices saying we still shouldn't stand and fight because you don't have 60. you know what, if we had won 60

the past six years of the obama economy have not been kind to american families. it's time for new ideas. it's time to change the focus from building up government to building up people. americans need more jobs better wages and lower costs for health care education and energy. and republicans' priority is meeting those challenges. we want to rebuild the economy from the ground up and increase economic opportunity for every american. mr. president, tonight the president will talk about helping middle-class families and republicans are glad to see the president pivoting back to middle-class concerns something republicans have never looked away from. we hope president obama is serious about wanting to work with republicans to address the challenges facing the middle class. but it's a little hard to take the president seriously when he's talking about helping middle-class families while simultaneously issuing veto threats for bills that would benefit them. within the past two weeks the president has issued veto threats for two bills that would help create jobs for mi

we begin in washington where president obama is touting his success at reviving the u.s. economy. and he used his annual state of

economy. president obama is hitting the road to talk about the u.s. state of the union address. his first stop, wayne, michigan, where he spoke at a ford plant.

economy, cuba and terror last night. president obama did take time to mention recent police tensions in places like ferguson and new york. >> we may have different takes on the events of ferguson and new york but surely we can understand a father who fears his son can't walk home without

president obama will face a nation increasingly happy with his performance it seems from the latest polls. the economy giving him a sizable bump in approval rating. let's take a look at those numbers, 46% now approve of president obama's job, 48% disapprove. it's not all rosy those are good numbers but this is a less good one. six in ten still believe the nation is headed in the wrong direction. we can only assume they became aware of courtney and chloe take the hamptons. nevertheless, congress is perhaps the toughest and most important audience president obama will face tonight. kelly o'donnell is following congressional action and on the hill with that right now. does it look like the president will dig in his heels tonight or is there going to be a large effort at reaching across the aisle here? >> certainly the president always at least rhetorically does try to reach across the aisle. it's a different, smaller aisle to reach across. one of the most notable thing, larger number of republicans who will have seats in the chamber tonight. when they stand and when they applaud, you'll see a greater dom

. >>> president obama saying the shadow of crisis has passed. noting the economy growing at the fastest pace since 1999 calling for an agenda to expand

the obama economy it ain't working. we want something different. we want real leadership.i got to say, republicans have an opportunity, an incredible opportunity right now. we have been once again entrusted with leadership in congress. and i want to say thank you to harry jackson for hosting this event. because as i understand this event, the core focus is you got a majority, what are you going to do with it? and you know, there's a division of thought in this town. there are some people in this town who will intone in gravelly voices, we need to get things done done. oddly enough the people saying that it doesn't really 345er9 lyly matter what those things are. tlp are there are voices who will say, if you stand for anything significant that has electoral risk. i remember in the last two years people said, no, no republicans, you shouldn't stand and fight on anything because you don't have a majority. okay. we have a majority. mark my words suddenly there are voices that are saying, you still shouldn't stand and fight. you hear another voice say no not yet, you don't have

obama's speech essentially was about the middle class economy. are those conversations likely to impacts what's happening where you are this week? what is on the agenda? >> reporter: it's always such an interesting question because you've got the world's 1%. you're talking about billionaires and millionaires and presidents and prime ministers and heads of state. how in touch are they with those in need? you know what it does -- i've been here many years. this is an effective conversation starter and goat setter -- and goal setter. you have president hollande the italian prime minister you've got business leaders, bill and medicallinda gates to eliminate a few. al gore speaking. they set goals, whether it is climate change goals, whether it is global poverty goals. and there is a way to track how they are able to accomplish those goals. so the new global context the tact that we live in this world focused now on the fight against terror and on slowing growth and economic emergency rooms in europe. what are they -- emergencies in europe. what are t

obama puts the income gap center stage and the u.s. economyas healed. >> the economy is growing and creating jobs at the fastest pace.

president obama was exactly right to be touting the booming american economy in his state of the union address. >> since 2010 america has put more people back to work than europe japan, and all advanced economies combined.

as you've been hearing the key message from president obama in his state of the union about the world's number one economy basically turning a page and new focus on so-called middle class economics. no doubt what president obama had to say on the economy is what the american people want to hear. do the experts agree with his prognosis. we will be getting expert views from chief economists all the big bosses gathered at the swiss ski resort of davos for the world economic forum, talking about that the next couple of days. >>> today is arguably -- arguably -- you know what i mean the most important day. never have a hashbrown in the morning. still in my teeth. the most important day for microsoft's recent history as it's expected to unveil the most recent operating system. it's okay i do it all the time. it's establishing itself against rival apple. last year apple reported increasing sales with the rest of the pc market including windows and power machines. if microsoft gets it right it's likely to rescue the company from the flop of windows 8 apparently put many people off with those tile and complicated

this week it featured prominently in president obama's state of the union address. >> will we accept an economy where only a few of us do spectacularly well or will we commit ourselves to an economy that generates income and chances for everyone who makes

right now on "first look," president obama delivered his progress report on america. >> at this moment with the growing economy, shrinking deficits bustling industry booming energy production, we have risen from recession freer to write our own future than any other nation on earth. >> big themes that renewed obama energy and a few things no other president in history dared to speak of. >>> four men charged in connection with the terror strikes in paris. >>> then an espn report on the new england patriots and 11 underinflated balls. >>> a man is arrested for bulldozing the home he lived in with his wife. we'll give you details on that. thanks for joining us. president obama will travel to the midwest today, his first stop boise state university. there he'll promote some of the themes we heard during his state of the union address last night. his message was loud and clear, america is bouncing back. >> the shadow of crisis has passed and the state of the union is strong. at every step we were told our goals were misguided or too ambitious, and we would crush jobs and explode deficits. instead we've seen the fas