scientific logic is ration na. he is a doctor and a smart doctor. i ve talked to him. it makes sense. why do we always distinguish vaccinated and unvaccinated as if natural immunity does not exist? that s ultimately i think one of the great failures of our medical leadership is ignoring natural immunity which changes everything. harris: i m wondering how do people get it twice? look, we know breakthrough infections happen after vaccinated immunity. they are rare and mild. that s the same with natural immunity and the giant study in denmark was 6/10 of 1% and most of those cases are mild. just because somebody tests positive doesn t mean we have a health problem. the pcr test can detect as few as 10 particles in your nose. it may mean your immune system worked to fend off the infection. harris: maybe china knew things we didn t. they started testing people on the opposite ends, not their
snap a six week losing streak. the s&p 500 closed 6/10 of a%. the nasdaq also higher. investors turning their attention to the may jobs report. that comes out in less than three hours. april was surprisingly strong. economists estimate 185,000 jobs were added in may. and may s report could be a key factor in the federal reserve when it considers interest rates when it meets in two weeks. there is an operating assumption that the president s trade war if the muhurts the american economy could result in what the president wanted all along a cut in interest rates to boost the economy that he is hurting. go figure. is four years of college still worth it, the federal reserve bank of new york says yes. the new york federal reserve finds the average college graduate earns $78,000 a year compared to 45,000 for a high school graduate, a difference of more than 30 grand. a college degree is still a good investment. the college degree has a 14% return on investment. the report finds the overal
the pilot deployed the hospital s flotation device, climbed out of the aircraft, and was picked up by a nearby ferry. his only injuries were to his hand and well, his pride. let s get a check on cnn business this morning. markets around the world are mixed on wall street. futures are searching for direction this morning. barely moving. you know, they closed higher wednesday after reports the president would delay his decision to raise tariffs on auto imports. he put that off for six more months, the deadline was saturday. the s&p finished about 6/10 of a percent higher. boeing was a big gainer after reports the faa will submit a software fix for the 737 max soon rch soon. the internet has revolutionized real estate. you can research your own purchase. why are real estate agents getting their full 6% commissions, a new set of lawsuits wants to change that. for decades the system allowed home buyers to believe the
i wouldn t advise him to do anything else. sandra: fair to point out that the economic data as you mentioned earlier industrial production continues to come in pretty strong. industrial production was the strongest in three months just reported, up 6/10% in november. retail sales stronger than expected, .6% in november. revised the last month up. the numbers continue to come in strong. finally your forecast. it will be an absolutely great christmas. there is all this income growth and so people will go out. you are going to enjoy going to look what s under the tree this christmas. all the people buying you presents and they re buying stuff like hot cakes. sandra: looks like a strong holiday. kevin hassett, a lot to get to. thank you for coming on this morning. thank you. thousands filing the streets of
31% major doubts. only 4.4% saying that it has not given them for doubts. his approval rating stays pretty steady. you know, almost 6/10 saying the country is on the wrong track. it is downhill when it comes to the way the public perceives him at this point, jill. it definitely is. and richard nixon start eed out with a landslide election. he won 49 states, the popular vote everywhere. he, in the end, lost total believability because the evidence was factual, because people actually started to believe it. it is a cumulative effect. they may not accept one thing and they may say, oh, but he s doing this well, so i ll forgive him for that or oren hatch saying i don t care if he lies, which people should care if he lies. but even if they don t,