for the u.s. department of justice and president of the public interest and legal foundation, christian adams. christian, thank you so much for being here this morning. do you expect any apologies generally or for carter page? well, maybe, but who will pay for all the lives that they lies that they peddled? who s going to pay for that? i mean, it s cnn and msnbc, it became their business mold to report on the fairy tales of russian collusion built around this dossier. i don t expect anybody will have the courage to stand up and say i made a mistake, i shouldn t have written this article, and there s plenty of people out there who ought to do it. pete: yeah. just look at the report itself. here s one of the findings from horowitz. he said we further determined that the crossfire hurricane team was unable to corroborate any of the specific, any of the specific substantive allegations regarding carter page contained in the steele election reporting. they can t corroborate any of
start-up that surged. nearly 2 out of 3 millennials see the future outside of the traditional business mold but what they wish for doesn t always translate into reality. take a look at this. start-up activity up in 2015 but still well below historical trends. the share of entrepreneurs declined almost by 10%. well, last week i speak with the administrator at the small business administration about what they re doing to help young people to grow as entrepreneurs and if young people have a tougher time getting jobs. i think that entrepreneurship is more attractive to young people. they have watched us go through the corporate track and fight hard for the annual increase and people say i want to determine my own future. i want to be able to control my
people that have the money and getting them to spend it again. that is going to be the reality for the new normal folks. whether bank or retailers, they want your money and are trying to find creative ways to do it. up to 2 million people are going to lose their jobless checks. these people have to focus in on the people that have money. there is a shopper stimulus, if you will, from sam s club, founding basically to serve small business owners. sam s club is partnering with another group and being backed by the small business association for a loan program to provide loans for $5,000 to $25,000 for sam s clubs members, current interest rates, about 7.5%. they are going to want to get money in your pocket to spend it at sam s club. is that better than you would get from a business? some banks aren t doing this business. 7.5% is pretty much in line if you have good credit and a good business mold. can that money be used for