joining us is mark zandi with moody's analytics. good to see welcome back. >> hi, bill. >> how much lower does the rate go? how much tiger does this job market become? and do you expect to see wage growth start to pick up even more no >> yeah, unemployment is going a lot lower. we have all thi fiscal stimulus dead ahead, that's deficit finaed tax cuts, deficit-advanced spending increases. so a little bit of arithmetic, ldunemployment ce in the low threes, even below three by the end of the decade. that's rarefied territory. we've only be there two other times in history. and that's when we were in war, world war ii and the korean war. so very, very low unemployment. ry tight labor markets. i think wage growth and price pressures will develop. the real ris i now developin that the economy will overheat. >> and that means i creep up, as well. what does that do for the fed? does it change their trajector inms of raising interest rates? >> kwell, they th -- they have said that they're going to normalize rates, raise rates. you ow, right

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in fact, zandi says where you get into the real heavy-duty economic damages is if they follow throughn this threat to level national security tariffs of 20% on imported cars. then you get market reaction and investment pullback as a result of the market reaction that's how it could get really big. it has events each in the short-term. >> excuse me, steve. we want to go straight to the white house. one of kim jong-un's top aides is arriving there. kim yong chol on envoy from north korea dispatched there to deliver to letter to president trump. they are hoping to get the summit that was scheduled to take place on june 12th back on track. >> not exactly a photoon just now. >> no. >> out he came out of the car and into the white house. >> quickly brought into the white house. >> ayman javers, i think you are standing by. what kind of energy are we feeling there at the white house about this i know the president has already said he is anxious to see what's in this note >> yeah, our understanding is that they are going to walk directly from the white house across the cole made just to the l

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by the end of this week while breaking down the conti e continued escalation, we're joined by mark zandyy's analytics. mark, we've had a parade of strategists and other economists who follow the market and say right now given at least where we are in tariffs, even where we may be in the not too distance future, it's still quite small when is it no longer small and when does it start to make a feel difference? do you know? >> it's already making a difference if all of the tariffs get implemented, and that's about $100 billion worth of imports to the u.s., that will save about 0.1% off gdp in the coming year. but if all of the tariffs that had been threatened by trump are actually implemented, and that's $800 billion worth of imports, that would save about a half point off. that's real growth that's real profits. that, i think, the stock market would have a hard time with. so, yeah, it's already starting to add up. >> you think we get there on that half a percent? july 6th a new round certainly the possibility of escalation seems to be significant at this point. not just with china but eur