and europe could affect a multi-billion dollar trade deal with corporate is to come as well as mr schoen thomas an in-house investor he talks to us from singapore and we'll see how he's getting on with his trace so stay. company starts with. spain's economy is officially out of recession after more than two years growth in the euro zone's fourth biggest economy grew no point one percent driven by exports and with the country's main stock index that having gained over fifty share with foreign investors becoming attracted once again to the nation's markets associates well when it comes to the real economy the story is quite different domestic demand from mainz flats and even though unemployment has fallen slightly thanks to a busy to a season over a quarter of spanish people stand on employees and one in two young people are still unable to get a job so to get a better idea as to what's happening to the spanish economy i'm joined right now by steen jacobsen from sachs a bank so stay tuned as we know the spanish economy managed to drag itself out of recession. we've got a growth of no point

now is time to check in with mr schoen thomas saw in house invest if you went or limited finances and they knew you were going to be brave and just put it all bad what happened then is it my cow. got a little bit greedy because if you remember the financials and i was in the spirit bank which is russia's largest lender you know for three weeks in a row they had an increase of one percent each week which means i was going gangbusters unfortunately i stayed in too long but right now if you look at my numbers i have nine thousand nine hundred thirty dollars in my portfolio so i'm down still but i'm still hanging in there i'm not losing too much so that's where i stand i can't i'm going to presume that you're going to diversify now that and not just eggs into one basket as it was where else these eggs going to be going going forward as well i'm i'm getting out i'm absolutely getting out completely and anshul industry entirely and earlier in the show you talked about you know index so says russia's internet search engine kind of like google in fact their headquarters are not far from where

and europe could affect a multi-billion dollar trade deal with corporate is to come as well as mr schoen thomason house investor he told us from singapore we'll see how he's getting on with his trace so stay. come let's start with spain. spain's economy is officially out of recession after more than two years growth in the euro zone's fourth biggest economy grew nor point one percent driven by exports and with the country's main stock index there having gained over fifty share with foreign investors becoming attracted once again to the nation's markets associates but when it comes to the real economy the story is quite different domestic demand remains flat and even though unemployment has fallen slightly thanks to a busy two receipts and over a quarter of spanish people are still unemployed and one in two young people are still unable to get a job so to get a better idea as to what's happening to the spanish economy i'm joined right now by steen jacobsen from saxo bank so stephen as we know the spanish economy managed to drag itself out of recession. we've got a growth of no point one p

activities of intelligence services but soon important step forward and former m i five agent anaemia schoen believes the e.u. will have to get rid of its technical dependence on the us to succeed in its quest for privacy. i do think it's good first step it's certainly something that the european community tried to do over ten years ago they tried to do two years ago and were lobbied out of it by washington and edward snowden's disclosures ensured that they now have to do it one would hope as brazil is doing that we would look at how in europe we can protect our communications infrastructure the hardware that at the base of everything we use because if we can't trust that at the moment we can't because it's very much under u.s. control then we have some serious problems it could also be a very good business opportunity for european countries to develop their infrastructure and start using things like open source software so that they're not u.s. dependent and i think that might be the way to go in europe certainly to protect ourselves against this. regis and omnipotent snooping that we've se

schoen. i've been on main street in natchez for eight years, ever since katrina.e an online business, m schoen.com and an online magazine called modern silver.com and i've written a couple of books on american studio jewelry. my business encompasses this gallery, the magazine, writing, biography, teaching and then also selling online. >> i'm toby williams, i have toby's salon in natchez, mississippi. i've been on main street for 11 years now. >> sound like a lot of people who work here and have small businesses here have multiple jobs. >> you have to. >> why? >> to make ends meet. >>> if you think we should visit main street in your town, please write us and tell us why. the e-mail address is your business@msnbc.com. >>> the online photo sharing service instagram is one of the world's most popular social media networks. is your company using it yet? here are five instagram tips courtesy of yfs magazine. >> include hash tags. they're the best way to find and connect with other users who are talking about a specific topic. two, use the images to create a story. take

for new york, pat, a former pollster for president jimmy carter, and fox news contributor, and doug schoen pollster for bill clinton and a fox news contributor as well. gentleman, good to have you tier tonight. >> good to see you. >> so the big question for some is what the heck just happened and what was the point, doug? >> well, in a word, it was politics. the republicans tried through the tea party to effectively defund obama care, to shut the government down to achieve a policy objective. the country didn't understand why they were seeking to do that, and the president seeking political advantage with the democrats, played it out, so we have a couple of weeks standoff that ended up with exactly what we all expected. a political solution, and as you suggested, harris, a lot of people suffered needlessly. >> pat? >> well, we've kicked the can down the road, is what we've done. we will go through this. but the republicans marched into a box canyon. they never established a narrative for what was wrong with obama care. they go for a defunding scheme no one thought would work, and then the

bill: let's debate at that now, doug schoen former advisor to president clinton. monica crowley radio talk show host. both are fox news contributors. morning to both of you. >> good morning, bill. bill: this is important stuff here. what o'reilly is saying did he misleaded country? absolutely. did he lie? possible but the evidence is not conclusive. monica, you believe it is. go. >> you have to take a look at this particular lie in a broader context, bill because we certainly now have a pattern of behavior from this president. the irs scandal, benghazi, "fast & furious," the obamacare website, the list goes on and on every single time when brought to his attention or at least breaks loose in the public sphere and becomes news, the excuse is, oh, it is the same. he just learned bit on television. he had no idea. we were told in 2008 that barack obama was most brilliant man to ever seek the office. now we're supposed to believe he never knows anything about anything. the cbo three days before obama signed obamacare into law alerted the white house, and i presume the

this will take place at a table that hopefully there will be a bright light of -- a bright light schoen on it so people can -- shone on it so people can see what the difference. difference. is we believe the budget the house democrats put forth and the senate democrats and president, that are values based about the future of our country in terms of investment in innovation and education, sensibly reducing the deficit as we create jobs for all americans who want to work hard, play by the rules and achieve the american dream. with that, i'd be pleased to take any questions. >> it started the same day as the shutdown, people haven't had as the -- had an easy time enroll, what do you think about the rollout so far? >> i thank you for your question. we are so excited about the affordable care act. it's no coincidence that they want to shutdown government so they can slow down the affordable care act. perhaps we should have chosen a different day for the rollout so that they didn't exploit it for that but after a while, enge they forgot why they shut down government because the reasons change

doug schoen, former advisor to president bill clinton. monica crowley, radio talk show host. both are fox news contributors. good morning to both of you. marco rubio said, the fight is not over. it really only has just begun. monica, do republicans believe that? >> yeah, think they do. i think they understand they lost this short-term political battle. i think that is indisputable truth. think they also understand what's matters is not the short-term split school battle but longer term political issues that didn't get solved or even addressed in this most recent battle. what they understand is look, this country is facing serious and grave problems. what is required is real and meaningful spending reform, entitlement reform and on the pro-growth side tax reform. none of that stuff was addressed this time. those are battles republicans are looking forward to in the next round. given the current batch of actors, president obama, harry reid on the senate side. democrats biand large, you may not reach a big dealing in the foreseeable future. that doesn't mean that the republicans

this will take place at a table that hopefully there will be a bright light of -- a bright light schoen on it so people can -- shone on it so people can see what the difference. is we believe the budget the house democrats put forth and the senate democrats and president, that are values based about the future of our country in terms of investment in innovation and education, sensibly reducing the deficit as we create jobs for all americans who want to work hard, play by the rules and achieve the american dream. with that, i'd be pleased to ake any questions. >> it started the same day as the shutdown, people haven't d as the -- had an easy time enroll, what do you think about the rollout so far? >> i thank you for your question. we are so excited about the affordable care act. it's no coincidence that they want to shutdown government so they can slow down the affordable care act. perhaps we should have chosen a different day for the rollout so that they didn't exploit it for that but after a while, enge they forgot why they shut down government because the reasons changed as we went al