i appreciate -- [indiscernible] the majort, i think problem that exists is essentially the issue that productivity growth, pretty much across the spectrum of all economies, has been under 1% per year for the last five years. this is true in the oecd. it is true in the united states. i think our major problem as i create a, how do we gdp growth rate which enables us to get all the values we get out of growth without getting productivity? the gdp growth rate is essentially output per hour effectively times the expansion in the labor force. we have, as janet has correctly and accurately pointed out, our slack inr force, our employment is gradually dissipating. the unemployment rate is going to reach a level below which it cannot get realistically. with the come to grips issue of productivity, then we have no major advance in the future. i think the data that i see is that the productivity slowed down pretty much across the globe as a function of the fact that capital investment pretty much everywhere has slowed down to a significant extent and as a percent of gdp, has been dramatically l

saudi arabia understande its most important alliancesey with the united states from the point of view of having a majortthat shares their same security interest in the middle east. they understand how important that relationship is. past there were disagreements on some of what we did in syria. there is a disagreements on how we handle some of the iranian disagreements. i think the saudis understand that the relationship with the unitedlong states is critically important. it will be long-lasting beyond one administration and they recognize the importance of thit visit of the present to saudi arabia. >> host: to the victims of families of 911 attack be able to hold the saudi government accountable and sue them for their role in september 11 and did they have a role in the september 11 attack? >> guest: the victim should have compensation. that we those were victimized, there should be accountability and they should be able to get relief. the issue as to how that can be done is a matter that we have a bill pending in the united states senate, the administration has voiced a strong objection to it. the. th

the two of them. that may resonate in indiana. >> what had notat least a majort poll because it was two week long pollket since he is picking her as his vice president should he win the g.o.p. nomination. and you know donald trump struggles with women. and also, this seems to be the queer of the outsider and carly fiorina definitely an outsider. >> were that poll is an outlier by the way. it's at odds with every other poll. we will see maybe he will lose indiana. i think huckabee is on to something, though. he has received more votes than the last two republican nominees. how is he not going to be the nominee? maybe he won't be? i don't know. i'm not endorsing him but i mean how would that work, exactly? >> interesting that ted cruz is drawing this line in the sand on hannity last night seeming to say look, this is the moment. indiana is the moment for him. will he drop out if he loses after tuesday. >> you haven't heard him speak that way, have v. we? >> i don't see how ted cruz wins i just don't but who knows. >> start this headline with heart stopping video motorcyclists outrunning death. he was st