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he fired janet yellin.ue this winter, it could backfire on him. >> ken, what do you think the best move is that this administration could do? >> fire fed czar, peter navarro. world markets would soar if he did that. >> why would world markets soar if he did that? >> because the trade war is the biggest source of uncertainty. nobody knows what's next, what he's going to tweet in the middle of the night. right now it's pulled back. but it could be brutal. everyone is holding back. they're not investing. the u.s. uncertainty over the trade policy is hitting the whole world and us also. >> the cardinal sin is to blindside the markets and consistently the markets have been blind sided by people like peter navarro. >> recent studies, though, show half of americans don't own any stocks. so, ken, who is most at risk beyond investors here? >> the stock market has not gone down that much. it's really the risk of jobs. the economy is very strong at the moment. it won't fall down immediately. if we go into recession th

that being said, the former chair of the federal reserve janet yellin said that this inverted yield curve didn't necessarily -- she didn't necessarily interpret it as a sign that we're going into a recession. but the president's actions and volatility, his trade war and his tweeting is obviously not helpful. and as david rightly said, the lack of the strategy is hurting the markets. that in combination with the fact that the united states has not been working in tandem with global economies and has actually been working against them, something that in the past in 2008 helped ameliorate the effects of the great recession. it's troubling for the president. and even anecdotally we've seen so many voters say i'm not okay with this president's rhetoric, i am turned off by it, but at the end of the day he's bringing jobs back, the economy is strong and that's what i'm voting for. you take away that from voters and that sub stanchly hurts president trump. >> it's a really important point. look at germany's economy. the journal points out as well that china's pain and china going into a recession

but he maybe jessica yellin wasn't his flavor. i don't know.to be battering, that i don't know if the public comprehends it the way he would think. >> there's an interesting sector of the republican party that weirdly cares about the fed though. remember the ron paul and rand paul. >> it's in the paul wing of the party. >> it's not across the board. >> no. >> you don't go to cpac and have conversations with people about the fed chair. >> that is the place where you talk about the fed. >> they want to audit the fed and go to the gold standard. >> it's kind of a nearby area of interest. trump is likely to export that the because he's treating powell the same way he treat mueller which is saying here's somebody, an independent actor and i could fire him but i probably can't therefore, he's the guy ruining everything. >> michael? >> look, i think you both said it. the markets are telling you and telling the president the policies that you've put in place between trade and china tpp, all the things we've talked about today is now starting to come ho

. >> so this is an interesting point because when the president replaced janet yellin as the head ofno complaint of the work, she was experienced. he brought in his own guy jerome powell, and how he's fighting with his own guy because jerome powell is trying to resist being politicized by the president. but to the end by the president, the fact you're somebody else's person or you existed before ahe got there is enough to make him question whether or not you're burking in his interest. >> yeah, and this is his mistake. he views the whole world as a series of cronies and lackeys. and when you're talking about the intelligence community particularly you're talking about the top, you know, the top ceil admiral who by the way was close, personal friends with admiral bill mcraven, a person who donald trump has very, very contentious relationship with to put it at the least. they have a professional military ethos. they have an ethos with regards to their oath to the constitution of the united states. and i don't think he's going to violate that in any sense of the word. he may be more dip

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as he tried to squeeze in in the last segment, and obama said to yellin, we will not have recession,you think that bill maher want recession-- >> the cbo came out saying that the bad news the deficit is getting much worse. the good news we'll grow slower than what the president forecast, but through the next couple of years. >> if you got rid of the trade uncertainties with china and pending one with europe, you'd not only see the market go up 5,000 points, but you'd see growth on the resumed path. david: jessica, how do the democrats deal in the campaign with the job growth which is extraordinary. you have more jobs than people looking for jobs. that's the first time that's happened in my lifetime and it's a pretty impressive regard, is it not? >> it is impressive. last years, we've seen the growth and at that includes the obama years. i think that you should absolutely applaud the successes and the strengths and weaknesses. >> which is where? >> certainly in trade policy with what's going on. from our initial discussion about the tax cuts, it was said that you were going to get an