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paul krugman doesn't have a clue.the new york times"es, he does have a voice which is why his kind of foolish absurdity, his political hackness -- which is what it is -- has crossed the line into total recklessness. joining me right now trump 2020 campaign advisory board member madison, and former hillary clinton campaign advise e, antjuan seawright. it's good to see both of you. madison, one of the reason i like the study of economics is because you can divorce it from politics. the economy's the economy, you know? policy is policy. fed policy, fascinating stuff, right? and yet paul krugmans has always pretty sized it. and you look at -- i think this might be, you know, this one takes the cake. shall we say. [laughter] in terms of all the paul krugman headlines over the years and his friday columns in "the new york times," for him to actually write the president is somehow trying to kill you, i mean, that just -- i think this goes from being just silly and absurd to now reckless. your thoughts. >> yeah. i mean, he's

david: paul krugman sounding the alarm on president trump's record of deregulation. , entitled, "donald trump is trying to kill you." do you remember election night that krugman said that markets would never recover from a president trump presidency. >> he lets his political bias move his economic analysis. that is easy to do, economics is not a real science. this whole thing with killing that disturbing. you can disagree with a lot of these policies. you could do damage. but to say you kill people, if you really think about governmental wayis alwaysmakingl people, they are often in best interest of country, going to world war ii kills people. and ain raising the speed limit kills people. some people die because of the medicare, that does not mean it is a bad system, i think he is bringing up meat packing thing. a lot of industries, can regulate themselves well because their brands and businesses are so valuable, a government but create ibureaucrat is not geeino make it safer, this killing thing is overboard. >> it very overboard, krugman raises the wrong straw man. i

this one is anderson cooper and paul krugman. let's play that. >> if trump is reelected and republicans retake control of the house, what are the odds that we will really have a functioning democracy after that? >> i think that's a pretty terrifying idea. >> if you aren't terrified you're not paying attention. >> martha: what do you think about that? does that sound a little over the top to you? >> it sounds a little over the top to me. the place where i would say the thing that concerns me, when i was in the cabinet, i was called before congress to answer at hearing because congress has oversight over the administration. constitutionally in our check and balance system. it wasn't pleasant to be in an administration official when republicans in congress are running those investigations but that's the business you've chosen. that's the way the government operates. >> martha: what american -- >> the administration is refusing to send its people telling administration people don't give congress information. because we don't want to

have their own purpose and will survive the winter they allow these mainstream economists like paul krugman oriel roubini they really tell them that li again is because warren buffett and the head of the bank of international settlements and the establishment they don't like it they hate it is it because they feel challenged by it or do they have a legitimate argument or why such a thing i think it one is they first of all it's not something that they can. profit from because they don't participate in it right now it's not part of the product line of what they're selling and so therefore it's kind of like you know them the. deck c.e.o. back in the day say there's never going to be a need for anyone have a personal computer at their home right they said that because he didn't have one but i.b.m. did so you know that's their disorder not in the competition that's sort of the way i see it right like paul krugman he said that the internet will never catch on and they seem to be establishment lackeys that don't really think they're kind of dinosaurs. right now. on the regulatory front your thoug

speaking of so-called experts, nobel laureate paul krugman, he predicted an economic apocalypse, a global recession after trump's election. what happened to that? here's today's headline. sorry, paul. what can we expect under president biden? what will he deliver? say goodbye to america first trade policies that are working. biden was a big advocate for the boondoggle known as the transfer traffic partnership. offering jobs to places like malaysia and vietnam. bye-bye to tariffs. biden would dig all the protections for american workers, deals like the usmca. if you are one of the 450,000 americans with a new manufacturing job, your future will be far from certain under biden. but remember, joe pledges to bring you dignity. >> the dignity of work is my mission, which is about being able to provide security and share joint with your family, the definition of dignity is the people should never be treated as a means to an end. but an end and themselves. when i think about work, i think about dignity. i think about a lot about my dad, a proud gentle man. my dad had an inspection. he said joey,

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suffered from big coin derangement syndrome in the past couple years you've got nouriel roubini paul krugman and a few others that are in mainstream economics now who are looking really stupid because they never took the time to investigate because it's all about they obviously know nothing about economics finance or markets otherwise they would not make such ill informed opinion and soon a state actor will begin mining big corn for strategic reserve purposes in the hash wars will be played out on a state level and that's what will take us to new all time highs as we get closer to the predicts we made on this show back in two thousand and eleven when the price was a dollar that will see one hundred thousand dollars per bitcoin so we starting this move this spike on the fed minutes that's the first i've really seen that immediate global reaction so i think it is an interesting signal that it's responding like gold gold also spike that day of course they've both then fell of the following day because that's what happens all the time when you respond when you try to fight the fed you now this i

suffered from bitcoin derangement syndrome now in the past couple years you've got nouriel roubini paul krugman and a few others that are in mainstream.

suffered from big coin derangement syndrome in the past couple years you've got nouriel roubini paul krugman and a few others that are in mainstream economics now who are looking really stupid because they never took the time to investigate because it's all about they obviously know nothing about economics finance or markets otherwise they would not make such ill informed opinion and soon a state actor will begin mining because one for strategic reserve purposes in the hash wars will be played out on a state level and that's what'll take us to new all time highs as we get closer to the predicts remade on. this show back in two thousand and eleven when the price was a dollar that will see one hundred thousand dollars per bitcoin so we starting this move this spike on the fed minutes that's the first i've really seen that immediate global reaction so i think it is an interesting signal that it's responding like gold gold also spike that day of course they've both then fell of the following day because that's what happens all the time when you respond when you try to fight the fed you know this

obliterated whether it's iraq or libya or some other place like this around and so that's what paul krugman a said to new york times rightly so the u.s. dollar is worthless it's backed by a lot. of there was a price seems to do current when i was a local in my day he was like oh must be so you know like what i needed when i was a baby boy i had a big job. there's always playing single mothers and african american communities ever since slavery. i think it's more of a chinese teenagers having kids in you can expect a fourteen or fifteen year old first daughter now order for an employer farther and he said check out. we actually lost our place in october my car end up breaking down and i was unable to get to work on time sunday let me go in with my paycheck that i bring home i have nearly enough to pay my. thank you. welcome back across the uk where all things considered i'm peter we're discussing china. ok let's go back to remy in new york i think we should all speak the obvious what's going on here right now and we see a major transformation of the global economy and geopolitics and and chi

obliterated whether it's iraq or libya or some other place like this around and so that's what paul krugman a set of the new york times rightly said the u.s. dollar is worthless it's backed by violence. so for example europe not america has eleven trillion and negative. denmark is one of the longest suffering of negative yield and they have their own currency so you know where why it is worth earning because u.s. dollar is still the majority of all transactions in the globe are u.s. dollars to post world war two standard economic the measurement is the u.s. dollar and that's why at the moment you have day dollars a shindig level ization going on pretty rapidly and you have the the new york times would say this constant reminder to people around the world whether it's a c.n.n. that just came out recently and warned venezuela to stop playing games so back to the story about bank of america and their charts and looking at the global economy financial assets are now two hundred percent of global g.d.p. back in one nine hundred ninety they were ninety seven percent so the percentage of g.d.p. th

obliterated whether it's iraq or libya or some other place like this around and so that's what paul krugman to set the new york times rightly said the u.s. dollar is worthless it's backed by law. there was a crackdown seems to do crack when i was a little kid my dad he was like oh just so you know like what i mean it when i was a baby boy i had a big shows. there's always playing single mothers in african-american communities ever since slavery. i think it's more of these teenagers having kids in you can expect a fourteen or fifteen year old first daughter now order for him to be a far there and he said check out. we actually lost our place in october my car you know breaking down and i was unable to get to work on time sonny let me go in with my paycheck that i bring home i have nearly enough to pay my car insurance. gas in my car. there's a bridge for a single purpose. so you know those people going. to start training very young. they months of intensive school. rats. and they save lives. u.s. veterans who come back from war often tell the same stories. were going after the people who wer

whatfe happens with economics one oh one and those left wing economist are jonathan gruber and paul krugman. jonathan wrote recently with the damage done by minimum wage and wrote disparagingly about the family paid medical leave krugman wrote about that and said it puts people with unskilled labor out of the market. how do you do 180 on a mission one - - an issue like minimum wage? and one of the co-authors just died. apparently byui suicide but if they did not raise the minimum wage would do better even though one state raise the minimum wage it jumpstarted economic activity but that is mt the opposite of what most economists felt and obama and clinton still quote the study but when they replicated the results they could not doe it ecause they literally asked employers you hiring or not they followed up with payroll records but the state that increase suffered relative to the state that did not. the correct minimum wage is zero. and to say because of the minimum wage about 500,000 black people lost jobs they would have had. the person most likely to be employed in america is a black teena

significant rate despite a, shu down in january and despite an ongoing tradede dispute with ch and paul krugmansn't the only one who brought up the r word. >> the deals are slipping a negative for the first time since 2007 right before the great recession. sometimes in this happens this indicates another recession may be coming. >> sure it is coming. it's been falling since we had one very good quarter last year at the beginning and since then it has just inched its way down and down. >> the economy is slowing as ja powell indicated, and it is not poised to deliver the kind of growth. msnbc use the word extraordinar to describe gdp growth. you know the economy is strong when msnbc says it is strong. >> thanks for that, trace. >> they do because i have some breaking news for laura ingram when we return. ..ho they get weaker and more die everyday. i want you to see their faces. look into their eyes that are haunted still by the memories of the past. they desperately need our help now. a simple blanket, food and medicine are life-saving during the holiday season. these are people who often have to

paul krugman weighing in against on politics.ed this tweet right back at him. here we go. paul krugman of the fake news "new york times" has lost all credibility, as has the "times" itself with his false and highly inaccurate writings on me. he's obsessed with hatred, just as others are obsessed with how stupid he is. he said the market would crash only we've got record highs. what have you got to say? deirdre: the gop, he says, is a party that no longer believes in american values and that it is essentially selling out americans and the first few lines are about a hostile power basically intervening in our election and just i would say backing up this idea that russia placed president trump in the presidency and then saying republicans will do nothing. so it's a very extreme piece. there's no way to say it's even journalistic. stuart: it's ridiculous. ashley: all republicans are interested in is getting tax cuts for the wealthy. that's what it boils down to. stuart: the clinton administration appealed to this foreign government,

spoon paul krugman should -- i do not know what he should do. perhaps give credit where credit is due. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. lou: still ahead, the military is weak response to our soldiers being stopped by mexican troops on american soil. what's going on? national security expert christian -- joins me on that. up next, the supreme court battling over citizenship question on the 2020 census. what is the problem? what in the world is going on? ed rollins, michael goodwin join me next for that and much more.stay with us. hmm. exactly. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond h

. >> paul krugman, they all said this president is going to -- >> let the mayor finish. >> i didn't heard. those are actually the facts. again, everyone is not doing that well. a lot of people could be doing a whole lot better. let's see how this campaign develops out. you guys know for a fact that joe biden is a person of the people. people know that in pennsylvania, and certainly with his pennsylvania roots, he is the working class, middle-class joe. >> i want to hear what his economic argument is. >> he's scranton joe, amtrak joe. he has the ability to connect with these guys in the way a new york billionaire cannot. how does donald trump beat him in pennsylvania? >> let me just tell you, joe biden left pennsylvania in 1952. he was born in scranton, stayed there for nine years, but left the commonwealth. it's a nice image. it's convenient -- >> david, do you know why he left the commonwealth? do you know why he left the commonwealth? >> for a better job. >> his dad left for a better job. >> they had to move because of the economic conditions. he knows what people feel. >> i'm not begr

>> well, it is certainlyly beatg what liberal economists and "new york times" op ed columnist paul krugmand was happening. he saider we were heading toward recession. but consider this, even about the government shutdown in january, the first quarter growth was so impressive that analysts didn't even need to figureiv in the usual excuses like bad weather. the bottom line here is the economy is doing so well that it's even doing well on msnbc. tammy? >> there you go. that's when you know that you have got some good economy there. trace, thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> biden's campaign is only one-day-old but it is already stamped with his signature trademark, gafs and missteps. cnn reminded viewers of the fact that he had to drop out because of plagiarism accusations. let's take a look. >> he never makes to 1988, because he drops out in '87 following a plagiarism scandal. in 1987, he has only been in the senate 15 years. he is seen as an up and comer. he is considered someone who could be the nominee. he givesn a speech very similar to a speech a british labor party member had given

considering that every step along the way they've opposed his economic agenda from election day when paul krugmanrk times" said that the wall street index would collapse, to nancy pelosi calling the trump tax cuts armageddon. they have all been proven wrong. trump needs to make that case again and again in the election. >> shannon: another case he likes to make is about the wall. talking about how they will make progress next year but we have this story on the issue of immigration, 1300 or so cuban migrants being detained at the southern border in mexico, their southern border, who escaped him walk away, left from the detention facility. we are told that many of them had been gathered back in, but this administration is very tough in mexico saying, listen, if you do not help us with this problem -- >> i do not think we are going to build a wall of the southern border of mexico. i think it's another story and a lot of the stories of people trying to go somewhere else either through mexico or to the united states. until there is an issue like this, something that brings her to call parties together

paul krugman or whoever. doesn't mean that we're going to accept that.esident trump stacking the fed from a wall street perspective, what is wrong with that? >> well, again, you have to go to the source. of course they want some who will cut rates and be more dovish on the spectrum. that is what you will get. from a credential perspective i agree with carol, he has a lot of background. i grew up eating godfather's pizza. that seals the deal already. no, he clearly has a lot of experience with the fed. charles: president trump, by the way, folks, that is el centro, california. he headed to the border. he is in a great move. pushing his agenda very, very well. we know he is very serious about this. he will show off what a new wall looks like to the american public. didn't mean to cut you off. dan, carol, thank you very much. we appreciate it. >> thank you. charles: mackenzie bezos now the third richest woman in the world but she could have gotten so much more from her divorce with amazon founder jeff bezos. why did she settle? say she is the ex-wife of the

spoon paul krugman should -- i do not know what he should do. perhaps give credit where credit is due. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. lou: still ahead, the military is weak response to our soldiers being stopped by mexican troops on american soil. what's going on? national security expert christian -- joins me on that. up next, the supreme court battling over citizenship question on the 2020 census. what is the problem? what in the world is going on? ed rollins, michael goodwin join me next for that and much more.stay with us. allergies with sinus congestion and pressure? you won't find relief here. go to the pharmacy counter for powerful claritin-d. while the leading allergy spray only relieves 6 symptoms, claritin-d relieves 8, including sinus congestion and pressure. claritin-d relieves more. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. but i can tell you liberty mutual custom

puddle of self-pity on twitter taking on our colleague joe scarborough, "new york times" columnist paul krugman, democrats and twitter itself. "the washington post" writing about this very moment in trump's presidency, quote, the events of the past week are threatening to redefine legal and ethical standards that have long served as constraints on the american presidency. they suggest that few, if any, of the traditional guardrails that have kept trump's predecessors in check remain for this president and possibly those who will follow him. that is where we start today, with the two reporters who authored those two stories as well as a few of our favorite friends. ashley parker, white house reporter for "the washington post," and "new york times" washington coordinator mike schmidt. at the table congressman from florida, now an independent. good for him. alliss jordan for her aide to the president. rick stingel, an expert on all things russia. i'm going to start with you. i asked your colleague phil rucker about reporting you did many months ago about the president and white house as a pressure

yesterday i talked to paul krugman on the program and one of the things he had written and he talked about it last night on the program was saying that he believes we may not have a functioning democracy in 2020 if the president wins again. essentially america, as we know it, is under threat. and one of the things i asked him -- he said if you're not scared, you're not paying attention. >> well, i don't think you're going to have to wait to see some of trump's maliciousness. he's already doing tremendous damage, abetted, by the way, by the senate republicans who are amazingly undercutting their own institution and its powers for very short-term gain. but trump, yes. if trump wins, he'll do great damage. but if he loses the election, he is going to call upon his supporters for violence. there's not going to be a civil war, that's idiocy. but you will see isolated violence on the part of crackpot supporters. he will be clinging to the doors of the white house giving orders to everybody on all sides that the honest people will not obey, career employees will not obey and military will n

so paul krugman said in op-ed a few months ago, quote, we seem to be heading towards a society dominated by fast often inherited fortune, unquote. that is completely false and, frankly, mr. krugman should know that. since the early 1980s for the magazine has been collecting a list of the 400 richest americans. the list is very dynamic. it's got a lot of turnover. the forbes list is very good. it's a very good -- a lot of researchers use. forbes is a very good job of measuring wealth. if you look at the list there's a couple things you can find. in the last ten years, 43% of the of the people on the list are new. there is a lot of turnover amongst the rank of america's billionaires. another interesting thing, a number of scholars have looked at the list although it back to 1982 and put people into two piles, folks with inherited wealth and self-made wealth. self-made wealth have greatly expanded on the list from 40% in 1982, up to 70% to 70% in 2018. inherited wealth has greatly reduced its importance, importance in an all american wealth mortimer wealth is belt made, think of silicon val

. >> i know, i know this isn't about jobs' report but i just want to point out the paul krugman columngh to just talk about an economy weakening it is how deregulation, and the president policies, are going to kill you? >> is this same guy on election said when is the economy going to recovery from donald trump? never? dagen: yeah. >> said election night paul krugman. >> john was right about -- well, december, my theory in december recovering from i say the press almost pushed america into a recession, really did. but more recently, summon summon brought up pc i think dagen fed voicing this worried jay powell worried how come they can not incongratulaflate economy big deal last year moving needle a little bit but ecb central banks create money still can't inflate positively affect economies there is a worry out there that something may be wrong. maria: chinese can even change their own weather. >> they can. >> [laughter] >> scary stuff over there, jon hilsenrath you talk about nation, what are we talking about wages up one-tenth of one percent month over month. >> right but up 3.2% fro