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hear to weigh in, liz young and optimal capital director of strategic strategy, francis newton stacy. letth you. i think a lot of this is unfortunately jay powell's fault. going back to october 3rd he made a comment that started the market lower. he made perhaps some moves that, not just president trump but the markets think are wrong and he hasn't been an effective communicator. so now wall street is thinking rate cuts at the end of the month but a lot of experts are saying why? >> what we have to remember, it is not necessarily about pointing at who is at fault or what the cause of it was, the market is so sensitive to policy right now. as much as we want to pretend we're sensitive to trade, all the market is watching is the fed. every time we have a little bit of bad news the market loves it because it means the fed might cut. if we have good news what happens with the jobs report last friday the market doesn't like it so it looks like it will not get his wish. it's a little bit of hanging on every word he says and i think we're probably overanalyzing some of it and the market doesn't

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let's ask steve moore from the heritage foundation and francis newton stacy.this is the best economy in 30 years. i get tired of hearing people say that it's slowing down now. we've had the interruptions of growth and erupts again. the market is up now, charles, because investors are looking at the economy and they say some sunny skies ahead. the employment report was so positive. we're starting to see earnings coming in very well. you're seeing the lowest unemployment rate in 50 years. so this is a beautiful picture. we're going to talk to our kids about it. there was a time when interest rates were 2 and 3% and 7.5 million jobs more than people to fill them. nothing to complain about. >> charles: heather on my show, i used the term "goldilocks" and the next week the market got hit. so steve got a point. almost everything that you want to be working is working. we go to earnings season next week, which is expected to be down. the economy is the underpinning for this market, it's hard to argue against that. >> yes. stocks hitting fresh new highs again today on

call and say ok i'm ready to do some serious money laundering ok let's see how we did while we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry how about. luxury automobile again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal. much kaiser of course. welcome back i'm still with angie scaramucci do you think you failed in successive communications people in the white as a fail say on these a so-called concentration camps on the border i mean no one really mentions president obama's deportation of 3000000 seeking a better life more than donald trump has is it inability incompetence by people like you in the white house or is it the media that failed to explain to the american people what's going on when it comes to immigration i made a fire only they could he gave me a mulligan on that they said it not to and they fired me so they didn't really give me a chance to implement a communications plan but if you have an interest in it just punch up scaramucci comms plan on call law and you'll see i would have taken a different approach to the situation at present let me i take issue with the word concent

say ok i'm ready to do some serious money laundering ok let's see how we did well we've got home we've got a nice laundry watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry and how about. home luxury automobile again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal thank you so much guys of course. and you try and be professional you try and leave it outside the door you try and put in a comma compartmented eyes it's in the brain and so you can forget about it but little by little. these little whispers come and for me it was actually putting some ice into my wife's glass of gin and to make the sign it and the sound of the ice cream to the glass reminded me of how we can all these cool in bali which was with bags of supermarkets ice. donald trump launches a furious attack on the british ambassador describing him as pompous and very stupid after a leaked diplomatic memo creates a rift between the 2 countries. troika music festival organized by members of the black community sparks controversy by charging people double for tickets. and the u.k. government challenges a landmark court ruling blocking arms exports to saudi arabia.

. >> laura: stacy abrams from georgia, remember, she was defeated in her bid to be governor of georgia. she brought this issue up. let's. >> more than 1 million citizens found their names stripped from the rolls by the secretary of state. tens of thousands hung in limbo, rejected due to human error and a system of suppression that had already proven its bias. >> laura: that sounded really ominous. like there was an effort to willy nilly take people off of the voter rolls to deny them their sacred right to vote. >> yeah, this has become a democratic talking point, regular voters, part of the voter effort. the secretary of state at the time, he pulled 1.4 million people off of the voter rolls in georgia but he did this over a period of eight years where overall registrations increased in the state. and further, we now know that 17 counties according to the latest data in georgia have more voter registrations than voters? it appears that he department pull enough people off of the rolls in georgia. >> laura: he wasn't aggressive enough in cleaning up the rolls. >> 11% of americans move every single year. you throw in deat

let's go see your new place. so they strolled down the lane to the site. that is what became the driveway to bunny's apple hill, bunny and stacy's apple hill. it is a cold day. they finally put on all of their clothes, they go down the hill, and they go to what was called the rusty limestone ridge, which was 10 winding acres they bought from a neighbor. it was not carter hall property. it is a very unprepossessing sight. that is what i would say. there, they built bunny's resounding architectural answer to carter hall. it is not a grand house. it is all quite modest. and then, a-ha. only when you step outside on the garden front do you see that the purpose of buying this property was the view. and you learn two things there from building the house and having that view. she learned about -- look how the house falls down the hill. there is that nice, staid pennsylvania-style house by a furtive -- friend of gerard lambert's. then there is a decline over the ridge. she did not erase outlines of hills at all. she always worked with and from them. the terrier in front is for comparison. my terrier. she is standing about 30 yards from

let's visit. we will savor full restoration of the voting rights act, especially section 5 requiring preclearance elementary changes. >> yes. if we had that, stacy abrams would be the governor of the state of georgia right now. we would not have racist voter id laws in my home state of texas in addition to that racial gerrymandering. right now in texas, you can use your license to carry a firearm to prove who you are at the ballot box, but you cannot use your student id at texas southern university to prove who you are at the ballot box. and the voting rights act removes those barriers, and were going to follow the lead of secretary of state benson and the state of michigan. same-day voter registration. automatic voter registration. ending gerrymandering and no more political action committees or corporations contributing to federal candidates or officeholders. were going to get our democracy back for everyone. >> what is your plan to reduce the cost of prescription drugs -- the prices built-in -- in part lengthy research. >> were going to sign into law, medicare for america, which means that if you don't have insurance today, you're automatical

let's vote to approve it as amended. all those-any of those? the motion passes unanimously. >>-the commission was privileged to receive a tour of the holocaust memorial museum special thanks to stacy for inviting us and coordinating the visit we appreciate that. grateful to welcome back to the commission-she holds a phd-and just won the award regulations. we heard from her two years ago regarding the st. louis and we are glad to have her again today.>> i want to start by thanking the commissioners for inviting me today coming to the museum this morning to see the exhibit which for anyone listening who did not come is available online for people who can't make it to washington. the exhibit is part of a major new initiative to share new research on united states during the holocaust and explore what americans knew and did during that era. i am a historian who works on these in my role today is to present what plate into the crisis in the 1930s and 40s. the context of the period is crucial. it is not meant as an excuse as an action or providing a litany of reasons that we can cherry pick from to argue why this period of history is similar or different from today. instead, when we loo

stacy abrahams other than theft. the winner engineered his own victory by not allowing 38,000 people in the final stages of the cycle to vote and wiped them off the books and letthem good to court to get back on. it's outpailsed north carolina which is saying a loud and outpaced texas, is saying a lot. what we have now is the redemption country is still fighting the country that wants reconstruction and they're fighting hard and they're not admitting defeat. so be vinal leapt with your vote. if encouraged people not just to register to vote but check your vote and make sure you're still on the rolls because they're not admitting defeat. they're fighting your right to vote tooth and nail and they're not going to stop. >> host: we have 150-20 minutes left -- 15 torn minutes left and i want to save the best for last. the book "the man who sold america: trump and up ralphing of the american story" is propounds and powerful and disturbing and by disturbed we talked about a lot of behavior we have never seen before from a president, and that brings me to the mule are report, the special counsel. i'll be remills if we didn't discuss this and you talk about in your bo

let's visit. ok. do you favor full restoration of act,oting rights requiring section 5 preclearance of election changes? >> yes. stacyamst, would be the governor of the state of georgia right now. [cheering] >> we would not have racist vote of. laws in my home state texas, in addition to that racial gerrymandering right now in texas. your license to carry a firearm, to prove who you are at the ballot box, but use your student i.d. at texas southern university to prove who you are at the ballot box. a new voting rights act removes those barriers. and we're gonna follow the lead of secretary of state benson and the state of michigan, same day registration, automatic voter registration, ending no moredering and political action committees or corporations contributing to or officendidates holders. we're gonna get our de democracy everyone. >> what is your plan to reduce the cost of prescription drugs, as the price is build in due in part to lengthy research? >> we're going to sign into law medicare for america, which means that if you don't have insurance today, you're automatically enrolled in medicare. insufficiently i