17 days away, president biden pulling out all the stops to try and keep democrats from losing their jobs. good morning, everyone. glad to have you on what plans to be a very busy news weekend. we re going to be seeing a lot of candidates everywhere, debating, meeting and pumping the flesh and getting ready to see whether in these next 17 days history itself can be changed and it can alter what s been happening in so many place abroad. right to it with kelly o grady on all of those ceos warning of turbulence ahead pretty much everywhere. reporter: yeah. right now it s not a good sign when some of the most successful business leaders are saying the economy is in rough shape. billionaire jeff bezos joining the chorus this week. he tweeted, yep, the probabilities in this economy tell you to batten down the hatches. now, similar warnings coming from wall street titans, goldman sachs ceo david solomon citing energy and border policy, of course, two areas very important to voters
vote at polls. neil: yeah, we will soon enough, kelly. and the flipside to that is wall street welcoming the pain ahead because at least it will cool it on the federal reserve s part and hiking interest rates. it s a rather perverse way to run, so be it. lucas tomlinson, you heard what bigtime ceos are saying. what is the nation s ceo sawing? reporter: good morning, neil. president biden is not on the campaign trail, instead he s at the beach, back home in delaware. before leaving he took some parting shots at republicans and their plans to cut taxes. it s mega-maga trickle down. mega-maga trickle down, the kind of policies half failed the country before, and it ll fail it again. reporter: recall, neil, george h.w. bush using, calling the term trickle down economics, quote, voodoo economics while running against ronald reagan in