maintain, it s not a good decision to be saber rattling right now on that. but all of these bad decisions he had the right to exercise his right how do these bad decisions amount up to something that s significant legally? i ll talk about that in a second, but we re going to talk about comey. he had every right to fire comey. that was well within his province. depends why. not for any reason. the director of the fbi serves at the pleasure of the president and he can fire the fbi director and has a right to hire another one, subject to senate confirmation, and there s no problem with that and he had every right to do it and he ll never be charged with obstruction you seemed to have skipped that with the a.g. let s get back to this. same thing with the attorney general, another political appointee. by definition, they re political appointees. he has every right to fire the attorney general if he wants to, but the a.g. doesn t need to go before the senate? no o
it s a substantial evidence of obstruction. chris, we ll leave the final judgment to bob mueller let s go through this. but i think it s very troubling, substantial, significant evidence. jim? so, let s look at this. let s talk about paul manafort. he has every right to use his pardon power to pardon paul manafort, if he wants to. i said the other night, and i maintain, it s not a good decision to be saber rattling right now on that. but all of these bad decisions he had the right to exercise his right how do these bad decisions amount up to something that s significant legally? i ll talk about that in a second, but we re going to talk about comey. he had every right to fire comey. that was well within his province. depends why. not for any reason. the director of the fbi serves at the pleasure of the president and he can fire the fbi director and has a right to hire another one, subject to senate confirmation, and there s no problem with that and he had every
doing. the key issue is to reconcile these things by having the fundamentals melt up to where the financial markets are. what happens when the fed stops all the takes the training wheels off the economy, if you will? depends why. if it takes the training wheel off the economy because the economy has gotten to escape velocity, there will be minor disruptions in the markets. overall, not going to be a big issue. if it takes the training wheel off because the training wheels aren t working any more because the fed has become increasingly ineffective, then we have a problem. i have to go back to austin goldsbee. 15,000 on the dow jones industrial average. jobs report, 165,000 jobs created. the white house has to be careful here. they don t want to sound too confident on the economy in case things go south, but there still are a lot of people out of work.