, you can look at a general motors economy to a wal-mart economy at the union low wages minimal bents. in terms of education. we all understand that the nation does not go forward.!j= we do not compete effectively in the global economy. we don't do the important things unless we're well educated nation. it used to be not so many years ago that the united states ranked first in the world in terms of the percentage of our people who graduated college. hundreds and thousands of bright young people have given up on the dream of going to college because they simply can't afford it. obviously they don't want to leave school 30 or 40 or $50,000 in debt. perhaps most sadly and most fundamentally, is that people, middle age people working families, they shake their heads not only in terms of the stress what is happening to their own lives. even more segly, they worry about their kids and their grandchildren. they ask themselves, is it going to happen for the first time in the modern history of america, that our kids are going to have a lower standard of liv

, you can look at a general motors economy to a wal-mart economy at the union low wages minimal bents. [applause] in terms of education. we all understand that the nation does not go forward. we do not compete effectively in the global economy. we don't do the important things unless we're well educated nation. it used to be not so many years ago that the united states ranked first in the world in terms of the percentage of our people who graduated college. thousands of bright young people have given up on the dream of going to college because they simply can't afford it. obviously they don't want to leave school 30 or 40 or $50,000 in debt. perhaps most sadly and most fundamentally, is that people, middle age people working families, they shake their heads not only in terms of the stress of what is happening to their own lives. even more segly, they worry about their kids and their grandchildren. they ask themselves, is it going to happen for the first time in the modern history of america, that our kids are going to have a lower standard of livin

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wal-mart are. >> wait right there. we are going to have you back after the break. we will talk about opportunities here in america and the u.s. economyif you have been pounding the pavement looking for a job, the new fed chair said something today with you in mind. i will tell you about that. plus, i am going to show you how community banks serve the under send in america despite a host of new obstacles. >> and more as "real money" continues. keep it right here. the u.s. economy is shaking off the winter blues. >> that's the sunny message from the federal reserves' beige book. i have it right here. i am going to bring it over to you and show you. >> that's the message from the federal reserves beige book. this is a collection of anecdotes from the federal reserves 12 regional sdrinths, one of my favorite reads on the economy because it's about real people and businesses and less about numbers. for example -- by the way, this is just a prop . it's not the beige book. there is nothing actually in here. in the real beige book, we learn in the chick, midwest region, steel protection returned to normal levels. food manufacturers around bo

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as more of a bellwether for what's going on in the economy than they used to you know you might think a wal-mart is sort of the prototypical economic bellwether this is what's happening in the economy and you know you know when you think of the economy you also think of fed ex and u.p.s. delivery and that job because of all the laws but there you have it and as always thank you you enlighten me and all of us out there that's all for now but you can see all segments featured in today's show on you tube at youtube dot com slash boom bust our teeth wealth of love hearing from you so please check out our facebook page facebook dot com slash boom bust our t.v. you can also tweet us at aaron aid at edward n.h. from all of us here boom bust thank you for watching. ross talk rules in effect got you can jump in anytime you want. fans are forced. to finish line up. on. my hearing. today on larry king director producer composer and. andy garcia how do you view your career it's the exact career that i mean what i dreamed of i wake up as a father first you know in some gigs even though you want to do it we c

worked at the wal-mart foundation and the gates foundation and before at, -- she comes to this job with a big economic management background. clearly healthcare is a big management of the economy is more her thing. that might be what they need right now. they need to continue to right the ship on health there -- healthcare.gov. >> you mentioned if she gets through the senate. you talked about that in your politico article. what do you expect? >> the nomination will have to go through the senate finance and ready. she got through the confirmation a year ago. she got three unanimously. this is a very different process. republicans will use this hearing to relitigate the health care law. one thing that will come up is that there is a lot of authority over how gets implemented. she will come into a job that has a lot of power. republicans will draw problems with the laws through her confirmation. she only needs 50 votes to get through the senate. she can really afford to lose some senate democratic votes and get through the process. >> when you expect these hearings will get underway? >> it will happen over the next two weeks. it is something that will happen shortly. the further