former dallas fed president barclay senior adviser and cnbc contributor richard fisher, still a longing be 74 in march thanks for the compliment. >> you're welcome. an inspiration to us all you had a speech in which you said the wise owls, this referring to the fomc -- have come to realize their mistakes and are hellbent on sleighing the inflation dragon in your view it will take time are we going to hear more commentary along those lines do you think later today from fed chair powell >> i think you will. i think it's going to be cautious everybody is trying to figure out in the marketplace what's going to happen to the december meeting. but they have two more sets of data, two more cpis, and more data will come in before the december meeting but they're not done the question is to what degree they keep moving if they move 75 at this meeting, will they carry on with another 75 which some people are speculating, or will they taper it down to 50 or maybe less. i doubt it will be less than 50. so we have higher interest rates than we've experienced over the last several years everything fr

richard fisher. his speeches were great. it wasn't a phd economy. it was very direct.t and easy to understand. it was different in different than blinded from another time, but i think he's always been underestimated. i take great issue with people who say comes from dallas. he's actually much more than that. that's the same with the founder and geopolitical strategist for global foresight with serious abilities, including the university of cambridge foreign policy effort. why is she on? it's simple. she wrote a blistering op-ed about the future of america. you chair say use parenthetically, from a removed distance, the -- word civil war, but you say this could be a take no prisoners congress. what do you mean that a republican congress will be take no prisoners? >> that's me trying to be diplomatic. in this blistering op-ed piece, for the fpl, what i wanted to do was poke a little bit at the u.s. investors complacency about a divided congress being kind of reflexively a good thing. we at elon musk coming out and saying that, and people resorted to what i would conside

chances of donald trump being president again, flight li, better. helen fisher, thank you so much for us from washington d. c. richard painter is a professor at the university of minnesota law school. he also served as chief white house ethics lawyer and the bush administration from 2005 to 2007. he explains what the voting behavior could be like in these mid term elections. i think the one thing that most voters are going insist upon is candidates are committed to democracy and to the representative democracy process where we have elections. we have a winner, we have a loser. and we don't just have the loser pretend, or the winner and claim fraud and stage and insurrection. and we're not going to tolerate that. united states. i believe many of the republican candidates are trying to move beyond the fiasco with donald trump in the last month or 2 is a presidency. hopefully because of voters want a candidate to care about the issues and who will solve problem. not candidates who are going to try to support our democracy by pretending that there's election fraud when there's not and believing other conspiracy. there's