we keep asking are you going to raise taxes in the middle class and she is wafling on the middle class, if you want all of this so-called free stuff, you have it, and the middle class has to pay free taxes. elizabeth warn says she sports free markets. she took a closer look at banks and put together a cfpb. the focal rule or dodd frank, neither wanted to ban anything, they just wanted to put guard rails on to protect individuals. i think elizabeth warren se smarter and more coy about her belief in large government, but her policies in bernie s party are not too much different. what policy do you mean specifically from elizabeth warren. one of the biggest is medicare for all if is estimated to cost $60 trillion.
equal rights of all the measured areas, denmark, belgium, sweden and latvia, france, and luxembourg. the united states ranked 65th place. the u.s. has no federal paid family leave policy, according to world bank, workplace in equality contributes to $160 trillion loss in earnings worldwide. we don t say tril mulion mucn the show. women can move around on jobs as much as men can. access to capitol over bank accounts. harder when you combine entrepreneurship and access to capitol. that s a place where women don t do well. it is not a legal issue but it
grown stronger and stronger, the federal reserve has begun raising short-term interest rates to try to keep the economy from overheating and to try to keep inflation in check, so for stocks there s concern those rising rates will eat into profits. they will make borrowing more expensive and potentially slow down the economy. a glaring example already happening. mortgage rates, levels we haven t seen in several years. president trump blames the fed for the selloff saying the fed has gone loco. some say the tax cuts that president trump pushed through juiced corporate earnings and drove up stock prices like pouring gasoline on the economy. now it s time for the fed to cool down the red hot economy by raising interest rates. jake? alison, stick around. i want to bring in a global business columnist and associate editor for the financial times. as you heard alison there, president trump blames the federal reserve for this essentially saying it s their fault for raising interest rates.
conservatism. republici m a conservative g hasn t actually cared that much about the debt. i think having a strong economy, a fair tax code and all that stuff is important. ronald reagan said the debt will take care of it. we re the wealthiest country in the world. nothing has ever existed like the united states and our wealth. within limits, i don t get that worried about it. but we re going to run up 100% of our gdp. you have 40, $60 trillion of unpaid entitlements over the next 60 years. what s going to happen? you sound worried, but it s not like a family debt. we re the united states. we just print more money. oh, my goodness. you don t just print more money. that s so interesting. i m fairly agnostic on this. i m making a devil s advocate argument.
effective rate. can you guarantee tax reform will not add to the deficit? no. but i can guarantee that our budget gets less deficit than the democrat budget. we ve got 40, 50, $60 trillion of unpaid liabilities coming up. breaking overnight, defense secretary james mattis travels to the north korean border. this morning new threats from kim jong-un. our goal is not war but the verifiable denuclearization of the korean peninsula. trump is headed to this region next week on a trip but he s not coming here alone. the president is coming with a big show of force. a signal that confronting kim jong-un is now at the top of the administration s foreign agenda. this morning harvey weinstein is taking on his former company. 70 women have now made accusations against harvey weinstein ranging from sexual