direction. the markets in the economy also driven by lower interest rates. i think we got because of the trade war. the federal reserve was worried this is going to drag the economy more than it actually did. even though it has not been settled, nor is it substantially better position than it was before it started. it seems to be going in a good direction. neil: when we look at all the numbers that come up, by and large they ve been very good. one of the things that he is sad as you impeach me you might as well impeach those markets. along comes goldman sachs with a report out today saying that if democrats had a clean sweep and we d be looking at a market correction. in other words a drop of at least 10%. you buy that? i don t think so. i often say the presidents don t make markets, they don t break
do you see it continuing? he likes to point to those markets. do you think it s is continuing? the answer is yes. the presidents don t make markets and don t break markets. the stock is up 200% since 2010. we are seeing a full recovery of the sell-off as we ve seen every time here in market history and more so that we ve seen over the last ten years, the market have bounced back. we are seeing stability. market certainty, and we are seeing interest rates. we are seeing gold go back down. this is all very much a positive for this to continue. neil: this notion that you might not flip over me, but particularly some of these big spending initiatives put out by the likes of elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, and others. they are going break the bank. what you think of that? i think elizabeth warren and bernie sanders have given them a