minister modi s party and its allies. some of the post poll projections show they might get a two thirds majority which will be more than in 2019. and the markets are hoping that economic friendly policies of the modi government and market friendly reforms will continue in india which is right now the fastest growing major economy in the world. just on friday, india released its full year, full financial year fy 2a gdp numbers and reported a vast 8% growth vast 8% growth. prime minister modi s party has taken credit for taking india on that path and markets are sharing the likelihood that the government will come back. multiple projections are still projections of the end of the day and in the past they ve also gone wrong so today, and am on words when that counting seat by seat in the selection starts, we ll get a fair sense of where things stand and the market reaction in the days to come will also depend on whether the majority comes to the ruling alliance led by per mr
starts, we ll get a fair sense of where things stand and the market reaction in the days to come will also depend on whether the majority comes to the ruling alliance led by per mr modi and how many seats to the gap. mr modi and how many seats to the aa -. , mr modi and how many seats to the aa-. , . ., the gap. this election will also be seen the gap. this election will also be seen as the gap. this election will also be seen as a - the gap. this election will. also be seen as a referendum the gap. this election will- also be seen as a referendum on narendra modi s economic push. absolutely, and that s what prime minister modi s party has penned all their hopes on. economy was one of the biggest agenda and talking points this election, whether it was the massive infrastructure led economic driver or manufacturing, both of which prime minister modi s party say they have done a lot. but india s economic growth largely if you look at the fine print, has been unequal in its growth. th
inflation. now what we re seeing is wages are also outpacing inflation. and for the white house, that leads to americans starting to feel the fact that inflation is coming down that much more. so it should be great politically. and yet there is always this thing which frustrates every president, there is a disconnect between how americans are actually feeling about the economy and these numbers. yeah. and that s why you saw a couple weeks ago the u.s. launched this biden-omics economic push. it is trying to convince americans that the economy is actually starting to do well. this white house is increasingly convinced, they can hit the soft landing. the question is can you flip the numbers? most americans feel negative about the economy about, the president s handling of the economy. but surprisingly, that should feel more or less positive about their personal finances in certain surveys. we ll see if the white house can flip those numbers.
things done. okay. david, as you know, the president is also launching his new economic push. doesn t it seem like there are two economies out there, wall street is hitting all the record highs. look at those numbers. over 16,000 on the dow. and yet, still persistent unemployment. so how difficult of a message is this going to be for the administration to deliver? it is difficult, alex. each time the monthly job numbers come out, the white house tries, they have difficulty striking is the right tone. you see small movement in the economy. sometimes adding jobs but not as much as economists say you need to get the economy back going strongly. so the president is going to go out to l.a. and give a speech and dreamworks and talk about investing in innovation and ideas in places where america can do well like the silicon valley and hollywood. i went with the president a couple weeks ago to new orleans. we talked about exports. these are things the president is saying as we go forward w
and wee not doing a damn thing about it. bill: that goes to our conversation with steve hayes. senator graham is frustrated that the fbi has yet to ininterview key people within the militant group believed to be responsible. heather: fox news alert for you now. awaiting a rare voice foyt president obama to capitol hill. the president meeting with democrats hyped closed doors to rally support for his latest economic push. senior white house correspondent wendell goler is live at the white house. so, wendell, what is the timing of the president s visit? reporter: lawmakers are headed home for their summer break on friday to meet with their constituents. the president wants democrats to promote his plans to reform the corporate tax coved and use the money that generates to rebuild roads and parts of country s infrastructure that will create jobs. he said it is an idea that historically has drown bipartisan support. i will try offering that something for serious people in