every pen that s invested, be careful what you say here. suze orman is live. how much should we be investing in savings? i can t wait to hear your advice. plus, only in america the $5 billion success story. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. this is a special live edition of piers morgan tonight. welcome our studio audience and suze orman will be answering your questions on twitter and on our facebook page who better than suze orman to talk dollars and cents. president obama had his say. banks and lenders must be held accountable to help cause this crisis in the first place and all of us have to take responsibility for our own actions or lack of actions. controversial comments saying he s not concerned with the poor, the focus, instead, on middle class americans. i m in this race because i care about americans. i m not concerned about the poor. if it s there, i ll fix it. the number one finance guerrero is suze orman. welcome. thank you, piers.
we do not in any way believe additional resources required from the united states from american taxpayers. there is also the matter of american debt reaching $16 trillion, to make preaching by anyone in washington awkward. a new report by development warns of the cost of doing nothing. if f the european crisis deepens it could cut 2 percentage point of growth in u.s., euro zone and japan. a resolution could mean stronger growth across the board. contagion is spreading. the white house officials are trying to light a fire under congress but arguing kick-starting the american economy in the president s jobs intel the best way to stop the european virus from spreading. it s clear the piece, extension of the payroll tax cut is stalled. payroll tax holiday has not stimulated job creation. we don tthe it s a good way to
we do not in any way believe additional resources required from the united states from american taxpayers. there is also the matter of american debt reaching $16 trillion, to make preaching by anyone in washington awkward. a new report by development warns of the cost of doing nothing. if f the european crisis deepens it could cut 2 percentage point of growth in u.s., euro zone and japan. a resolution could mean stronger growth across the board. contagion is spreading. the white house officials are trying to light a fire under congress but arguing kick-starting the american economy in the president s jobs intel the best way to stop the european virus from spreading. it s clear the piece, extension of the payroll tax cut is stalled. payroll tax holiday has not stimulated job creation. we don tthe it s a good way to
first as we head here into the labor day weekend with a brutal report on the job market. basically, it has come to a grinding halt. the unemployment rate for august didn t budge an inch. here you have the number. it is still sitting at 9.1%. the net number here, that s the important part. the net number of jobs created in august. zero, none, goose egg. private employers did add 17,000 jobs last month. but do the math. government eliminated 17,000. so the net change is zero. this really is a once in a blue moon event. if you think about it. the last time the bottom line on jobs was zero was all the way back in february of 1945. 45. that s before the baby boomers were even born. the weakest jobs report in almost a year comes amid consumers wavering confidence in the economy. we ll been following that jumpy volatile stock market. on the heels of the big debt ceiling fight and washington s credit downgrade. you throw all that together, then you look ahead here. we re less than
isn t this august, not supposed to be a lot going on. don t you wish one day we d say there s nothing going on, go home. change the channel. a lot has to do with the economy, up first president obama talking jobs in the heartland of america. the president is in iowa this morning. no straw polls. no campaigns it s a campaign stop. it s a campaign-style trip through three mid western states. he ll meet with a group of farmers and small business owners today. he s been making his pitch for job growth and sounding a familiar theme that republicans are playing politics with the economy. the problem we have is not with our country. the problem is, that our politics is broken. [ applause ] the problem is, is that we ve got the kind of partisan brinkmanship that is willing to put party ahead of country. that s more interested in seeing their political opponents lose than seeing the country win. well, the president was glad handing after a town hall meeting in iowa, he was c