But lets step back from this ask see whats going on. He lost about a billion dollars if were to believe the 1995 tax return. Now, if you substituted donald trump for, lets say, apple or ibm or General Motors and put in the company name experiencing loss, would it carry the same weight as it does when you can say of the Trump Organization its donald trump . That was the case then, these are some losses over the past years, but we dont give them the same type of scrutiny as were giving donald trump. Now, to be fair, it is mr. Trump who is running for president of the United States, it is mr. Trump who for the first time in a long time is not releasing tax returns, something that was a common procedure on both candidates part, democrat or republican, over these many, many years. But we felt it good to go over this with a tax expert. He says the tax code itself is the issue, and i had the pleasure of chatting with you a little while ago before the show, and you said that hes not breaking a
We will discuss the markets in full detail in just a moment. Also want to let you know we are waiting on the president to make those comments from the white house on those new regulations regarding tax inversions, ones that have seemingly put that pfizer and allergan transaction, 160 billion transaction, in jeopardy at this hour. We will follow that story. We will take you live to the white house and we will discuss the broader ramifications of it as well. But lets begin with the markets. Stephanie, you do have the market. The dow heading for its worst twoday decline since february. Brent and wti are rolling over today. Is that what the rally hinges on . Well, i think we are waiting for earnings. Its always a tricky time between earnings because then we get so absorbed in the macro. Im actually looking at the dollar, looking like its peaked. Oil looks like its in a training range. Its not collapsing, its kind of stabilizing and in a range. Interest rates are low so i think thats a good
Important issues the senate will miss the but i heard the say they will turn pages is with a bid chapters they would rise of the shed show our appreciation to them for their years of service on behalf of our country. [applause] i literally ted keep you hear many hours talking about these amazing women but i will not do that. And also some were out there is my former colleague the this is an amazingly distinguished group for go literally they have so much courage and smarts the grit and grace and applies to all of them is the honor and privilege of my life to serve with them to learn so much from them now the senate will be in good hands when unfortunately the to barbaras leave because we have these extraordinary senator still serving. And i will be counting on them concealed do everything we can to put our country on the right track and i am hoping that because of the election next year, this time we can celebrate more Democratic Senators and maybe even take a majority back. [applause]
She talked about a number of issues, including immigration, and health care. She also spoke about gun violence, referencing wednesdays on her shooting of two journalists. This is 25 minutes. Mrs. Clinton thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you all so much. Thank you very very much. Thank you all so much. It is great being here with a room full of democrats. And i want to thank stephanie, i want to thank debbie, and all the elected officials, Party Leaders, and grassroots organizers who every day help strengthen families and communities across our nation. You are building our party in every district in every state. I want to be your partner every step of the way. [applause] i also want to give a big shout out to a giant of the Democratic Party, someone who has devoted his life to serving his fellow americans, and who has inspired and encouraged so many of us over the years. The great Walter Mondale. [applause] we democrats believe in an america where no matter who you are, for where
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