jesse: crazy story from "new york times" columnist paul krugman.e phone with my computer security service, and as i understand it someone compromise my ip address and is use it to download child pornography. i might be just a random target. but it could be an attempt to qanon me. deleted original tweet, "times" thinks it may be a scam. have no idea what's going on here. carley shimkus and foxnation host abby hornacek who will be seen in the new season of foxnation. if you have child porn on your computer i don't know if it's possible for someone to implant it on your computer from somewhere else. would you recommend telling the world on twitter it's there? >> i think he was trying to get ahead of this. whatever might have happened, i don't know. i hope it wasn't a case of child pornography. but it's a case of words coming back to haunt you. in 1998 he says the internet will be as impactful as the fax machine. jesse: he also said the stock market was going to crash if trump became president. you call the fbi immediately if it's on your computer. how

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economics who significantly disagree with the course that we're following people who just stiglitz paul krugman others none of them were even approached the people picked to fix the crisis were those who created the robert rubin crowd the goldman sachs croak they created the crisis are no more powerful than before is that accident well not when you pick those people to create an economic plan and then what do you expect to happen. meanwhile for the poor let market principles prevail don't expect any help from the government the government the problem not the solution and so on that's essentially neo liberalism and it's has this dual character which goes right back in economic history one set of rules for the rich opposite set of rules for the poor. and nothing surprising about this exactly the dynamics you expect if the population allows it to proceed she's going to go on and on like this until the next crash which is so much expected that credit agencies which kind of evaluate the. status of firms are now counting into their calculations the taxpayer bailout that they expect to come in after t

back many years and we've been talking about it for many years and the reason why economists like paul krugman or others the modern economist roubini roubini they don't like gold because they believe in this idea fractional reserve banking where banks hold only a fraction of their reserves on their books and they lend that out and then the banks receiving that hold a fraction on their books and they lend that out and they create a velocity of money so that the economy can grow faster and more robustly than if you had gold because gold if it was a 100 percent gold backed economy it would be in virtually impossible to generate g.d.p. growth more than one half a percent and 3 quarters of one percent so they want 2 percent they want 3 percent and the only way to do that is by using fab money and fractional reserve banking so the central bank pumps in the sea out money to keep that fractional reserve momentum going and then as we've been saying now for 10 years it's not working the money velocity the measure of that money circulating in this fractional reserve system is collapsing precipitous lee t

questions i just don't know enough about him i know enough about trump to know that that when paul krugman in the new york times calls him an anti-semite that's just the libel the guy has been the most pro jewish pro israel and has jewish children and grandchildren into a drum yes and i don't. because i you know he's and the immigration of all kinds of you know i don't know i don't know a well i don't know about that you may be right you're going to defend them no i'm not going to defend them because i'm telling you the truth i don't know enough about him. so i'm i'm telling you i know a lot about trump i know a lot about the administration i don't know a lot about all of its players i admit it i'm sorry does so show media far left what the problem with the social media is that it's much harder for a conservative to get their views across we have a prayer university which has a 1000000000 views a year it's very big and 100 of our videos are on the restricted list by you tube which is owned by google and we have never gotten the reason why i have a video on the 10 commandments and it's on t

big point is legitimized in a way it had been overridden by keynesianism been overridden by the paul krugman of the worlds but it's made a huge comeback because of the things predicted about currencies competing with each other in the multitude of currencies out there is there a connection do you see a connection and as a technologist do you how do you find it interesting that you've now got into the realm of economic theory. mary and how do those 2 things work together yeah i never would have imagined that this is the direction but i would have gone down when i started by programming career like 20 years ago but unfortunately that's kind of where it's led and and i have studied a lot more of austrian economics especially since 2008 and i have noticed that you know a lot of the predictions of austrian economic business cycle theory mal investments leading to all sorts of you know bad effects in the economy and stuff like that we're we've been seeing that especially since 2008 bad investments are not vestment only because the money it just flows into the pockets of those near the money is not

there's been a number of economists now that say in retrospect that that whole model was wrong even paul krugman has dared to admit that he might have overestimated the or underestimated the impact and allowing china to go into the w t o and this idea that free trade would somehow be great for both sides and i'm personally a bit regarding light hoser i think he's the best thing that's happened to the us economy and the government he's probably the most qualified guy in the the cabinet granted that so i think that's not something exactly a high bar but he's an exceptionally talented trade negotiator and he the 1st guy that we've had in that position who not only has the dominant voice he. treasury which was basically happy to offshore those jobs so long as you know the capital markets were happy but he's been doing this for over 40 years he's been doing this since the reagan years so the democrats aren't discussing this issue in particular actually during their primaries but will it become a huge issue that against them and in the race against certainly biden is the nominee will because you know

back many years and we've been talking about it for many years and the reason why economists like paul krugman or others modern economist roubini roubini they don't like gold because they believe in this idea fractional reserve banking where banks hold only a fraction of their reserves on their books and they lend that out and then the banks receiving that hold a fraction on their books and they lend that out and they create a velocity of money so that the economy can grow faster and more robustly than if you had gold because gold if it was a 100 percent gold backed economy it would be in virtually impossible to generate g.d.p. growth more than one half a percent 3 quarters of one percent so they want 2 percent they want 3 percent and the only way to do that is by using fear of money and fractional reserve banking so the central bank pumps in the sea out money to keep that fractional reserve momentum going and then as a bit.

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of course, paul krugman had a major takedown on bernie sanders for doing it'sbut you and i have beening each other on the air and off the air for a week, why the sanders campaign is going so negative in a year when negativity is being punished by democratic voters? especially, of course, when the negativity is focused on other democratic candidates, and after a time when bernie sanders got incredible news about being in first place in the des moines register poll for the first time! so i don't understand. this keeps happening. why is this happening when bernie sanders was in first place and could have kept his head down? >> yes. seriously, joe. you and i have been asking each other this question, and i've been in conversations now for the last eight or nine days in people in iowa about this. democrats here on the various campaigns and unaligned, who have been surprised. right after the des moines register poll came out on that friday, not last friday, the previous friday. sanders spent that entire weekend attacking biden not on the things mentioned already you've talked about this mo

paul krugman the day after the election saying the stock market would never recover.ognostications are not very good at them in this week's news confirms that. >> bret: what about the political news on this? his approval on the economy is up significantly. is it tougher for democrats in this environment to make the case against the president as the economy soars? >> right, well they are counting on these unprecedented gaps in some polling where he gets high marks from a set of voters on the economy but than low marks overall. and they've been looking at fresh polling, emerson and michigan yesterday, where you see these voters who are not willing to support him despite the fact that they give him good marks on the economy. i think the politics of the trade deals are interesting also because republicans are not happy about phase one, they are looking for a phase two but they will not say it out loud beard there very worried about the fact that it didn't meet the mandate of the original purpose of the trade war, and it doesn't have real enforcement in it. we look at whet

landed on bernie sanders with both feet for days he's been savaged by establishment robots like paul krugmanf "the new york times." "this is a really bad look. " krugman tweeted. there is nothing to distrust about the column. it was factually accurate in every way. sanders got the message. apologize or we will destroy your candidacy. he probably groveled for mercy. >> i've known him for many, many years. he is a decent guy. we have strong disagreements but are number of issues and will argue those disagreements. but it's actually not my view that joe is corrupt in any way. >> tucker: joe is not corrupted anyway, he repeated. that's not a campaign message. it's a hostage tape. taped under duress. what's happening here? simple. the self-sustaining organism that is the democratic establishment is dumping antibodies into the system to protect itself. bernie sanders, like donald trump, is a threat to their power. joe biden is not a threat to their power. it's like they care about joe biden as a person. if they cared about joe biden, they would've convinced him not to run. biden is in no condition

he is a bully says "the new york times" paul krugman. bernie sanders says mr.mp is like putin, assassinating dissidents. confrontation on all fronts. trump versus iran. democrats versus trump. as we said moments from now, secretary of state mike pompeo forming a statement on iran. we will take you there, take you to that podium when he begins to speak. we have coverage in advance for you. we have with us van hipp. are we there? van hipp, let me see you there. van, you're a military kind of guy. american defense international chair. that is who you are. i was intrigued at that elephant walk with all those f-35 as taking off fully armed, that is sending clear message to the iranians, isn't it? >> big time message. look what president trump has done last few days to preposition assets in case he has to use them. dope -- don't forget the president showed great restraint. after we took out qassem soleimani last week, i'm quoting the president, i took action to stop a war, not start a war. stuart: but the effect is very clear. we v got the power. we have got the clou

. >> i want to ask you about a column that paul krugman wrote regarding bernie sanders and somethinge famed "new york times" columnist and of course nobel prize winner economics said that bernie sanders lied about your record on social security and things you've said on social security. did bernie sanders lie about you? >> i don't know -- look, sometimes campaign staff gets a little ahead of the candidate. you know, it's the same thing bernie, some of the staff wrote and said joe biden is corrupt and bernie personally apologized to me and i accepted the apology. i have 100% rating at the groups that support social security. i think at a minimum it was taken out of context what they did. i've been a significant supporter and the plan i have to deal with social security not only makes it solvent for the next -- for my grandchildren, it also increases payments for the very elderly who are living beyond what they -- what they had coming to them in the beginning as well as people who have lost part of their social security because a spouse died. and i'm getting overwhelming support from t

politifacts as well as paul krugman says they misrepresented my record on social security. ve a 100% rating with older americans. here's the deal. i proposed all along go look at the debate i had with paul when we were debating vice presidency with paul ryan and that's what was taken out of context and look what i said the whole time. i am not for -- i am not for changing the retirement age. i'm not for that. the question was in the context of an overall discussion would that be part of a discussion? i said, yes, but then i went on to point out to paul that i totally disagreed with their attempt to cut social security and/or medicare and i moved to increase it and increase the payments that are available to older americans and to social security by changing the tax structure. >> pete buttigieg also drawing some contrast as we head into into this final weekend right now. he says he can't go back to the old -- >> if i were he, i would too. >> he's basically saying, you know, you're part of the past. i'm part of the future, and that's where democrats have to go. your response?

paul krugman response is end of the world.merica animal spirits, growth, consumer confidence. look at housing, filings, business filings. housing starts. look at real numbers. real drivers. look at nasdaq. historic highs. these don't happen in a vacuum. look at rest of the world markets, stu, they're ben quitting from this. their markets look for better 2020. it is the roaring 2020s and it is here. stuart: we like it. >> i love it. my portfolio loves it. stuart: this is mlk day. i want to play a clip what joe biden said yesterday, the day before martin luther king day. i want to get your reaction to this, and for our viewers, roll tape, please. >> this president has ku klux klans and rest of them they think they have beaten us again but they have no idea. we're just coming back. [applause] stuart: david, just to be clear, in the same sentence, joe biden and kkk, in the same sentence. my opinion, out of bounds? >> no, it is way out of bounds. joe biden has been lying to the american people and failing the american people for 44

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liberal economists all the time, people from the washington post, new york times, people like paul krugmanrize, they would say if donald trump is elected president, we're going to have a second great depression. he's going to destroy the economy. here we are three years later with maybe the best economy in 30 years. we have the lowest unemployment rate in 50 years, the biggest wage gains in 30 years, the lowest interest rates an inflation in 50 years. it's a very positive picture. and so i think liberals are struggling to come up with some kind of economic message a that will resonate with voters. they're trying to say it's only rich people that bench fitted. as -- benefited. as you showed, when you have three out of four americans rating the economy as good or great, that's hard message for liberals to sell. >> median household income going up as well, wages going up and you noted. thank you for coming. >>.preparing for potential prisn time, actress lori loughlin reportedly hires a coach to teach her martial arts and prison lingo. >> coach for prison lingo. didn't know that. n and the tru