situation then. congressman tom mcclintock. a republican who has been supporting this bill. thank you for joining us from capitol hill. thanks for having me. you saw in the lower right hand corner of the screen. wall street, the markets, they closed at the top of the hour. reaction to the late-breaking news. to find out what wall street thinks of the abrupt change of course. msnbc s ali velshi standing by. a slight down arrow on the dow ght now. the context of this is about midday. the dow was 100 points higher than it closed yesterday. what happened is around 1:00, 1:30 when it looked like there were some problems, meetings being canceled. press conferences canceled, the dow lost half its gain. it was 50 points higher. in the last little while as we learned the vote is not likely to take place today, the dow gave all its gains up. we didn t lose a lot. on wednesday the dow had its
and you get pillary. it s a smart crowd that we attract after the debate, everybody weighing in and offering their opinions. i d like to lock in exactly as i saw it. your first impression. before i hear any spin. for me, i thought kasich had a decent evening. i don t expect it was a breakout moment. carly fiorina, not so much. rubio, big night. carson, i thought down night. i didn t think he could compete on a granular basis and with rubio and cruz. trump, a down arrow. you re right. ted cruz, big night. jeb, we haven t discussioned jeb bush. i think jeb bush had his best performance yet. i ve not been favorable towards had debate. benefiting from no expectations or absolutely good night. maybe the bar has been set lower, chris, but i thought he had a genuinely good night, a complete performance. chris christie, i disagree.
debate stage. we talked about this very notable here john kasich former governor of ohio due to announce his candidacy this week. this debate will be held in his home state. can he get that number up? can he get in there? we do this ncaa tournament style here. bracket comes out every march. whose bubble burst, who gets in? cut line, santorum last one in 2.2%. rick perry out just .2 of a point. that s the difference between rick perry not getting into this debate not getting the exposure and rick santorum getting in and having all of that. if john kasich can bump up a little bit, will he knock santorum or perry out? chris christie has been counting on this debate to turn his campaign around and is in grave danger at 2.6. you can see the down arrow, heading in the wrong direction at the wrong time. keep a close eye on these
technology is leading the way. most sectors have up arrows. personal income and spending also decent. the worries about the ukraine crisis, that you were just covering, the raise of interest rates, next year, said people were looking at that all of these things decided at least for now. also the bank stress tests. we made it through that we also had top stories we re following very closely including microsoft bringing office to the apple ipad. analysts thought microsoft was losing billions in revenue. satya nadella, the new ceo made a polished debut. he plans to bring mobile apps to be a top priority for microsoft. walmart suing visa for $5 billion. this is over the credit card swipes. visa is one of the few names in the dow with a down arrow. good news for tesla, safety regulators let it go. they don t continue to look into the fires with the model s. tesla making more precautions,
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