. well, investors are coming to the clo conclusion that infer risks. stock market plummets. just this week the dow had the worst day of the year dropping 800 points on a single day on signs that a recession could be on the horizon. well the media seizing on recent turbulence in the stock market to warning about a global recession on the rising. but are the recession fears warranted or is there a bigger reason to talk about a possible recession. dana p perino cost of the five. she joins us now. good morning, dana. i love being on with you by
make. consumer sentiment is strong, retail sales strong, retail manufacturing down a little bit but not a lot. you have down days but they re replaced the next day by some upswing. i think that no president should live by the stock market because there s too many gyrations and not enough that you can do. also any president that has a good economy never feels like they get enough credit for it from the media. things go south, that s when everybody starts to pay a little more attention. but i think the united states economy is pretty good but we re in a global economy so we have to pay attention. dana, besides mr. kudlow who else do you have on the program? the governor from montana. the only democrat in the delays won statewide in a state that president trump won in 2016. he got into the race relatively late, not until may. he made it to the second debate. he s struggling to get to the third debate. we ll talk to him about that.
remote but i wish i was there in person. it s great. can t wait to watch you today. we ve heard so much talk about recession and we want to play for you bill mar who s called before for he s rooting for a recession, believe it or not, doubling down again on friday. listen. i have been saying for about two years that i hope we have a recession. a recession would be very worth getting rid of donald trump and these kinds of policies. dana, unbelievable. what do you make of it? i would never ever cheer on a recession because obviously it s just wrong to do and to do it for political purposes is absurd. setting that aside, i do think that the administration we ll talk to larry kudlow from the white house about this. there are probes in other countries in particular. i think that s what you re seeing with the market. it s looking at places like europe, germany had some bad numbers this week, argentina is
are finding out what it is like to deal with a bureaucracy run amuk or possibly political interferences into all of the situations. greta: dana, thank you. and straight ahead, a look at the scandals from the other side. what would democratic strategist joe trippi tell president obama to do next? next, joe is here. all business purchases.
the white house hand picks which they want us to see. when there are huge gaps in time i m curious where are the rest of them. the gaps and i suppose they will say they are classified but the ones they released they claimed were classified to begin with. that was hardly classified material. the vast majority of the e-mails are not classified. things that the white house could provide if they wanted to. beyond the e-mails, remember, conversations that tookversats place. phone calls that presumably took place between senior officials at the state department and at the white house and the cia that are referred to again in the e-mails that we have already seen. what happened in those conversations and why won t they share that with us? greta: if they want this, they have all of the materials and they cannent the mystery by just giving us everything and not making us pound so hard to get it. i m with you. greta: how is the administration doing? dana p perino and joe trippi he