reassure markets that he has control over what he can control. he would be radiating confidence about the long term prospects of the economy. can the president do that much? it s interesting. when the economy is as strong as ours is, the only thing that can mess it up is a policy blunder. terrific. the fed, that s policy. going into the 116th congress, not knowing whether or not the democrats want to roll back regulations, that could potentially be a policy blunder. question of whether or not the trade war is a policy blunder. forget about the tweets. some of those things raise concern and the way the market works, they worry about things. this year earnings growth was so strong, economic growth was so strong they weren t worrying. now we pause, worry warts are out. dana: i read this in the wall street journal about computerized trading. among the traders are computers that buy and sell on models. meanwhile bankers and brokers
patience for president trump if you didn t share the same party label? well, if we didn t share the same party label, we wouldn t have accomplished so many we couldn t have done reform. we wouldn t have rolled back regulations, we wouldn t have the record low unemployment rate that we have, upward pressures of wages. we have a good story in part because this president was willing to work with this congress and accomplish these things. so, you know, there s there are things i disagree with the president on but i m going to work with him where i can also. the question, is you still have you haven t run out of patience yet. is that a fairway of putting it? i m still in the mode of working with the president where i can. and trying to persuade and move in a different direction where we have to. with respect to foreign policy in general in syria in particular, we really have to step up. if the president nominates somebody for secretary of defense that shares his world view, th
have not been policies that have done that. look back when we were talking about the tax reform debate. a lot of companies went out and admitted that they would send jobs overseas and close plants. that s exactly what happened. gm just got $150 million from that tax cut. and they re essentially saying they re not investing that necessarily back into research and developed dwoment adding more plants. all of these policies saying they were going to juice jobs, rolling back regulations, at least in this case, it hasn t happened. thanks, one and all. president trump set to meet with slpt as pressure mounts for the president to react strongly against the president s actions against ukraine. stay with us. tely not paying an annual fee. discover has no annual fees. really? yeah. we just don t believe in them. oh nice. you would not believe how long i ve been rehearsing that. no annual fee on any card. only from discover.
that already exceeds think about this the total nationwide early vote from the last midterms in 2014. we ve got reporters fanned out across the nation this weekend. garrett haake covering texas. hallie jackson with trump in florida right now. and vaughn hillyard in arizona. garrett, starting with you, a lot of people think of texas as pretty red. how did this get to be such a competitive race, and which way do you see it heading this weekend? reporter: that s a great question, ari. look, this is a race where you ve had the o rourke candidacy which a lot of people wrote off early which has raised a ton of money, gotten a lot of tension. i m with ted cruz today in victoria, texas, very conservative part of the state. and cruz is running on essentially a two-part strategy here. he is trying to hug president trump, make the point of what they ve been able to accomplish in two years of a republican majority, talks a lot about the tax cut, a lot about rolling back regulations. then it
with president trump, cutting taxes, rolling back regulations, people left it at a property, things to the leadership of governor ducey, arizona is open for business. we want to keep moving in that direction but border securitye.s a big issue. the two basis in my t district e not going to be staging areas for the military coming there, we are going to welcome them. sean: arizona is crazy and that literally thinks it s okay to join the taliban. john james, you know what i would like to see in michigan? i have been to detroit i would love to see this great cityd revitalized instead of talking about knocking down neighborhoods. that can happen. yes, it can. you mentioned people coming up from central and south america whond a want to the american dr. who can blame them? the thing is, so to people in michigan, so to people in detroit. been number one most segregated city in the