do you think the president has a better message for the rustbelt?utely, the numbers tell a different story. what the american worker doesn't like him of the american worker doesn't want to pay for someone else's free college. the american worker doesn't want open borders for a lower wage. they want to see that -- not looking for extremely liberal ideas. they are satisfied with the present the president is producing, tax cuts, changing the relationship between canada and mexico. >> the president's handling of the economy shows numbers 52% approve of the way he is handling it, 41% disapprove and like anything you ask about the president you get a lot of people who hate him anyway. it is pretty strong, democrats, this is probably the toughest fight they have trying to convince voters in its current condition. >> it is true. the economy is strong by a lot of measures, not by all measures. homeownership among african-americans is at its lowest point since they have been measuring it in 1970 which shows wealth is at its lowest point for african-americans

surprise this week decrying london employees of the bank founded in the year of the paris commune were rustbelt american surprise because u.s. taxpayers bailed out deutscher with more than a 3rd of a trillion dollars labour's jeremy corbyn leading in the latest opinion opinion poll is clear about what he thinks of bankers bankers like morgan stanley should not run our country but they think they do because the party they fund and protects their interests the conservative party is in downing street that's why they want to keep the tories there because they're rigged economy and their tax cuts for the richest work for them corbin seems to think bankers are unpopular unlike someone who tories could anoint his u.k. prime minister by the end of the month i don't think i got a call to give any politician even conservative politician who from the crash of 2008 onwards actually stuck up for the bankers can you think anybody stuck up for the bankers as much as i did johnson is appealing to a tiny proportion of tory electors who could make him pm and he appears to believe they think that removing billion

surprise this week decrying london employees of the bank founded in the year of the paris commune where rustbelt american surprise because u.s. taxpayers bailed out with more than a 3rd of a trillion dollars labour's jeremy corbyn leading in the name just to pin him opinion poll is clear about what he thinks of bank because bankers like morgan stanley should not run our country but they think they do because the party they fund and protects their interests the conservative party is in downing street. that's why they want to keep the tories there because their rigged economy and the tax cuts for the richest worked for them corbin seems to think bankers are unpopular unlike someone who tories could anoint as u.k. prime minister by the end of the month i don't think i got a copy of any other politician not even conservative politician who from the crash of 2008 onwards actually stuck up for the bankers and you get what he stuck up for the bankers as much as i did johnson is appealing to a tiny proportion of tory electors who can make him pm and he appears to believe they think that removing billion

so then talking about those policies, help the rustbelt to make sure we have economic prosperity notat main street. mike: thank you very much. going back to san juan things are heating up. are heating up. stick around. is! ♪ ♪ bloom, there it is! this bloom-ified menu starts at $13.99. and it's gonna blow your bloomin' mind! getaway deals starting from 15 percent off so their tacos are 15 percent tastier they're scooting 15 percent smoother and their kids love them 15 percent more with getaway deals with at least 15 percent off, you can be a booker at booking.com whoa. travis in it made it. it's amazing. oh is that travis's app? it's pretty cool, isn't it? there's two of them. they're multiplying. no, guys, its me. see, i'm real. i'm real! he thinks he's real. geico. over 75 years of savings and service. on to the next job. the next challenge. the next place. on to the next level. and all the rewards that come with it. the all-new ram 1500. motortrend's 2019 truck of the year everything you need, to get on to bigger things. mike: fox news alert a chaotic scene from san juan puerto ri

what is the case for any of these types of rustbelt or energy-producing businesses? >> basically on the premise that we're going in an esg world where we want to eliminate carbon footprints and plastics in a system, how do you manage an environment like that at the same time as a world we have 100 billion barrels a day that we're consuming or whatever the math, is and that's coming down as you go more ev, more wind and more alternative energy, so you've got to be sensitive to that. meanwhile, that's there, but this is over the next two or three years. if the there's an accident, some guy in iran hits the wrong button, by don't want to do that i want to stay with $50 to $60 what's the cost. now you're talking about the producers. you know, in a world in which you can drown a river of a six-inch debt if you didn't own anadarko you would be right but if you own it the stock is going from 44 to 73.5 today. so this is an equipment supplier at some point they build pipelines from the areas in which permian basin is down, the delaware basin, and they get refineries and the

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is this a general all-purpose big picture organized attempt to rebuild the rustbelt or is this a one in cincinnati is a pristine example of what can be done when you get to the government, private sector working together. stuart: whose money? >> there is no public funds involved. there's tax payment and private activity, private placement bonds but no federal funding at all. the bit of cooperation between the city government and local builder that we are getting the project done. stuart: when they tried that in new york city with amazon, given tax abatements or whatever you call it, there was now. the far left through it out but you meet the same kind of opposition in the midwest? you know, the mayor of cincinnati and the cincinnati fathers were interested in the junction and it's a project that is taking a part of the old cincinnati rail yards which was a decrepit area of town, totally revamping it and making it into very nice housing for the citizens and stimulating the rest of the market in cincinna cincinnati. stuart: wait, i think the plans and some of these homes go for $1 mill