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else understand that? >> because they don'care to. i mean, in many ways, senator sanders came up withll medicare for- single-payer medicare for all -- as part of h s agenda -- right? -- wh rooted in his views of socialism. all these other candidates -- senator warren and theest of them -- they've all outsourced their healthcare to him. it's unconscionable to me.>> ell, see, that's what's very curious about it, though, because many of the other candidates whore running in the field that you're running in have signed on to bernie sanders' bill. d so they're for medicare for all, which is the elimination of private insurance, and they stand up there, and when they're asked, "are you for eliminating privatn insurance? four of them over the course of two nights and 20 candidates raised their hands. >> yep. >> so, are they lying? >> haven't we had engh of that in politics? >> but are they lying? >> i think that they don't careh don't know the difference. they'll say to one audience what they want to hear -- >> you think they don'the understand positions? >> no, i think this is what they do. they want to tell people what ey want to hear. they pander. >> which is both. >> depen

productivity the appointment of christine lagarde, it's a whatever else it takes moment, you could say, to draw on the comments of mario draghi whwould do. clearly, the decision has a lot to do with the political navigation that the european central bank president must go through to do the things he or she wants to do, and it shows the dependency that these national governments have on central banks to promote economic growth to support the purchases of bonds these governments will be issuing for a very long time. >> tracey, do you agree with that what do you think of these proposed leadership changes? >> yes, certainly the proposed changes to the federal reserve would instill a couple of more dovish governors into the federal reserve. and that's exactly what the president is looking for, is more dovish stance from the federal reserve because he believes that rates should be lower. and certainly with some of the broadly negative economic news that we're getting recently markets are also starting to believe that the federal reserve will cut rates in july >> is that enough? the confidence that the markets have, that we will get a

is anyone else seeing this then there was new york city mayor bill de blasio, who brought a very new york vibe to the debate by getting into confrontations wh, and shouting over the moderators during commercial breaks but he at least found some opportunities to stand out and apparently msnbc chris matthews noticed because he praised de blasio after the debate >> are you really in this race >> yes, sir. >> i saw it tonight for the first time, i'being blunt. >> yeah. >> i thought you were in this fight for real not just one of the guys in the end of the row i believe in you tonight >> thank you >> i think you got in a fight. >> seth: it ttkes sense chris maws would like a candidate who fights chris matthews looks like a guy who fights with a toaster in the break room bastard!gel you silver [ laughter ] don't make me put a fork in you! [ laughter ] but still the striking contrast between this first debate and the 2016 g.o.p. debates was just how civil it was of course we all remember th wwe style cage match that took place four years ago between trump and the rest of the g.o.p. field. ld >> i wouot have nominated -- >> you pushed him. you push

then we have several years wh e whewhere essentially we had, you know, we had a lot of financial crises after the rial plan and not much else could be advanced. we started, you know, with some social programs that later were consolidated into bosafamilia as you well know. for a while after that first effect of coming, stemming from the rial plan, we didn't really see much in the way of progress toward, you know, more further reduction in income inequality. they came later in the 2000s and that came with the consolidation of bosafamilia into one plan and others put in place by the lula administration especially in his first term in office but also his second term in office which then continued. a lot of that was also bolstered. the reduction in inequality that we then see in that period was the result of that, was the result of the fact that the country was growing in that period and was largely growing because of the external forces that were pushing the country to grow. and on top of that, the things that were being done to the minimum rage. so this role that i mentioned that doesn't really make a lot of economic sense, it

very subject, the president denied ever discussing future wikileaks releases wh stone and denied knowing whether anyone else in his campaign had those discussions with stone. if you had learned that other witnesses putting aside the i presiden other witnesses had lied to your investigators in response to specific questions, whether he -- whether in writing or in an interview, could they be charged with false statement crimes? >> well, i'm not going to speculate. i think you're asking for me to speculate given a set of circumstances. >> well, let's put it more specif. what if i had made a false statement to an investigator on your team. could i go to jail for up to five years? >> yes. >> yes. >> although it's congress, so -- [ laughter ] >> well, that's the point, though, isn't it, that no one is above the law. >> that's true. >> not you, not the congress, andin certa not the president. and i think it's just troubling to have to hear some of these things, and that's why the american people deserve to learn the full facts of the misconduct described in your report, which any other person would have been charg