i spoke to greg mcbride at bankrate.com. he says when you think about this, a quarter point does nothing for the consumer. if you have a balance on your credit card of $5,000, this cut today, how much it saves you in a month? $1. a dollar a month. so the impact is marginal. most of the rate cut came already. we ve seen mortgage rates count do from 5% to 4%. that has helped to juice the economy and might further. the other piece of information that people are really sinking their teeth into is the political ramifications of this. was jerome powell, was the fed influenced by the president? he said absolutely not. but when you look at the strains of the u.s. economy vis a vis a slowing global economy and the u.s. bank that is trigger happy
company says the ad is not a political statement but simply helps to paint a picture about that food. let s bring those ladies in, brian. what do you think? i didn t know women celebrate congratulate the same way men do. because men make a good slap on the butt. women slap each other on the butt? you can t talk about a burger without talking about buns. oh, buns. thank you. 7:11 here in new york city. have trouble justifying an upgrade from your iphone six to the new iphone 6-s? we ve got some incentive for you. how about getting the new model for just a dollar. what do i get for a buck? so nice to me thank you so much. steve doocy, everybody. this is pretty good. a dollar a month can get you a new iphone. how? apple, you know, they had record sales for the launch. the iphone 6, a lot of new features. but if you haven t upgraded yet and you re not thrilled with the phone carrier you have right now there s some great deals out there. carriers trying to get you to switch
domestic surveillance back on the radar in the presidential campaign issues. kelly wright in dc. should twit urban his account? you can weigh in on fox friends first facebook page #keep talking. are you ready to buy the new iphone. you can get the 6 s for a dollar? cheryl casone from fox business here has all of the details. there s an introduction. good morning, heather. apple is announcing the record sales for the iphone 6 and 6 plus models with features on the phone. if you haven t upgraded yet and you aren t thrilled with your phone carrier they want you to switch. they are dangling the iphone. sprint is offering the iphone 6 s for a dollar a month. the iphone plus for $5 a month but you must have the first
propaganda. and i know you just did a segment on the pope. i ve got to tell you. of all the stories i read, the ones about the pope, you have the pope saying we have to look out for the least of these, but they don t want families to look out for the least of these. there s no question, there s a lot of problems with the law s rollout. today there was another delay for small businesses to enroll online. but this law is helping real people. listen to some of their stories. real people. listen to this. as soon as i finished the application, i had a great sense of relief that in case anything happens, if i break a leg or have a heart attack or need some kind of medical procedure, i wouldn t lose my life savings or my house. he will be paying just a dollar a month. i just applied and i got approved, and i m really happy now because my life is going to
would in fact make her payment what she told you it is, a dollar a month. but it is also important to people to realize her situation is very rare. this is very unique, we haven t come across anybody else who was able to purchase this plan for a dollar. but just from looking at the model it is possible that other people may find similar savings. that is local coverage from pittsburgh. and this is representative of the way good news stories about health reform are covered, right? you see this stuff in almost human interest reporting terms, being reported as a curiosity that we found locally. not something that has political consequences. all the bad news about obama care will shape the national consequences of this law. but the good news? this is fascinating. totally counter to the actual narrative.