we have a little bit of a ray of sunshine, the dow was up 330 points today, nearly 3%, that actually makes the first six trading days of october the best in 19 years. wow! why? bottom line is this, good news on a potential bailout for banks in europe. leaders are pledging to unveil a debt crisis solution this month. governments on both sides are really at the core of the roller coaster ride and the pain we felt over the past few months. government is a big part of why stocks are down 12% from the highs earlier this year. losses that hit every ira and 401(k) in this country. several things need to happen and absolutely can happen to fix the problem. it is so fixable. european leaders have to follow-through this a debt solution. and here in the u.s., if we stop acting like ds and rs and fighting against each other and start working for the country, it would be better. it s really all about confidence. it s that simple. the economy boils down to it. it will be better than today
that actually makes the first six trading days the best in 19 years. why? the bottom shrine good news in a bailout for banks in europe. leaders are pledging to unveil a debt crisis solution for this month. governments on both sides are really at the core of the roller coaster ride and the pain we felt over the past few months. government is a big part of why stocks are down 12% from the highs earlier this year. several things need to happen and absolutely can happen to fix the problem. it is so fixable. european leaders have to follow-through this a debt solution. dpng it stops acting like ds and rs against each other and started fighting for the country, it would get better. it s really all about confidence. it s that simple. the economy boils down to it. it will be better than today and the american system works. that will help hiring and hiring means more taxes. there is an amazing statistic we pulled for you. 40% of the deficit will go away. that is because of increasing
point that he is entitled to a vote. let s have it right now. brilliant political strategery and harry reid got up and said this is a political stunt. we re not going to vote on it right now because what he wants to do is he wants to change the bill and sock millionaires, that whole class warfare thing. down in mexico city, i don t know if you heard, but there s going to be a new kind of a law, at least they re thinking about it right now that would allow no fault divorces, it s kind of like an opted out after two years. so basically, they have a 50% divorce rate there as well. i think we do, too. yeah, we do. we re not doing so well. i guess partners in crime together is not doing so well. they re going to allow them to rethink just cut bait. they should call this the c.c. sabathia opt out clause. that s what he can do to the yankees at the end of this season. if you can go into a marriage and after two years you can get out and you know that coming up
[applause] [cheers and applause] i m looking out for the folks. bill: you bus these people in from cuba. megyn: you feel that class warfare thing is a message that s coordinate and we ll hear a lot of it. you say they need to mark it off. bill: it s not doing the country any good. it s raising hatred and resentment. his record in comiks is so terrible that americans look at the polls and they don t trust his leadership in economics. on the economic front s a disaster. so he has to divide american into coalition groups and hope
henican and i talk about. class warfare thing, would you agree? wait. so you would agree with me, no traction so far i wants. vote for him or stay home, one of the two. all right, so, by throwing the dice and saying i m going to make it into a class election, that s what i m going to do, all right? because he he has. everything else is by the wayside. you are either with me and we re going to get those rich people and the rich people can t, and we have a sound bite from bill clinton coming up later. they re not going to make a difference on the economy even if you took 75% away from. they it wouldn t matter. oh, yes it would. rich people, top 2% are responsible for 33% of the consumer spending in the united states. bill: so you are saying that the consumer spending would go down if you took that much. i m saying even if they took the