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rachel martin here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. stacy herbert i remember back in the day a famous quote from maggie thatcher. tells more yes she said there is no such thing as society and the middle classes rejoiced as all that public housing came onto the markets and they were on the property ladder today they are actually very surprised that there is no such thing as society and they're outraged and they act as if there's no context to the under arrest in the u.k. so i want to take you to a headline from two thousand and nine in the economist magazine global tinderbox two thousand and ten could be a year that sparks unrest yeah this is we covered this when it came out the economist magazine bleakly was handicapping social unrest picking trying to figure out what countries are most prone to it and so do you point people are saying where does this come from who could have seen it coming it was it was a whole feature story in the total people total people and this is separate from their political unrest index this is their social un

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martin bashir at 3:00 p.m. eastern. i will be glued toe temperature the rachel maddow show is next. thanks to you at home for staying with us for the next hour. i actually want to start off tonight with a shout out to the newmont mining corporation of denver colorado, exceptional work today, newmont mining corporation, a standout performance, literally, their performance today as an american company stands out. cnbc does this thing every day called a heat map, we talked about this last week, they take the 500 biggest, most actively traded companies on the stock market, the s&p 500, and they create a map of them showing basically how the overall day went for those 500 companies. if the company gets labeled as green, that means they had a good day, their stock price went up, if they are labeled as red, it means their stock price went down. you can see the heat map here, on the left side of the screen. that's what the heat map on cnbc looks like on a typical stock market day. we haven't had a typical stock market day in awhile so we had a go awhile back in time to find this example. ag

martin bashir show." ezra, thank you so much for helping us. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> now we turn to robert frank. thanks for coming in. i really appreciate it. >> my pleasure, rachel. >> let me ask you if you agree with ezra's assessment that while this may not be an american problem that the markets were responding to in total, there are things that the u.s. government could do to make america a more reassuring place right now in the markets. >> absolutely we could. i think ezra is right that the political prospects for that happening are dim, but i think it's very important to keep explaining to people that the problem we face is not really a very complicated one. we don't have enough demand to put people to work. businesses aren't spending. why should they spend? they have already got enough capacity to produce more than consumers want to buy. consumers are worried they are about to lose their jobs, if they haven't already. they are worried too that the price of goods and services may rise at some point, although there's no evidence of that. they are holding back. they have got debt to service. consumers won't lead the way. businesses won't. that leaves governm