Halftime report starts right now. All right. Welcome. Good to have you with us on this tuesday. Joe terranova, stover any link, and jeff farr is back. Stocks modestly mixed. We begin with four widely held names. While woe dont expect another 32 years, we also dont expect selling pressure given the runway of disney plus. Are more ahead i could see a scenario the next couple years it works its way up to 200 a share disney had an incredible year. They had 80 of box office, which is completely unheard of in the history of hollywood. They probably dont repeat that, and of course thats in the past, but you say to yourself what will change with the Competitive Dynamics of the Media Industry to knock disney out of the top position. And for me, its really hard to figure that out. Im not quite sure whats going to change. The popularity of their films has never been greater and theres no kevin there it was all old content they have two or three new shows. Then he think about the things like cord
Brouilette will deliver remarks. Good morning, we have seen time and again how technology has transformed our lives and unleashed new challenges and opportunities as we think about a new future for the United States. 2003 was a period of change, 17 years after our founding, our Council Members recognized that the nation stood at a particular inflection point. We needed significant change to enhance our innovation capacity and that led to the pioneering work of our National Innovation initiative. Another 17 years later, here we are again, finding ourselves at transformational change. Throughout the day as was mentioned, were going to hear stories about these changes as theyre foundational to our commission on innovation and competitiveness front tiers. The commission is a multiyear effort to reimagine americas innovation channel and to charter a new path in the 21st century. As this slideshows just a little less than a year ago with our core leadership team, we began to build this effor
Mark onwhat the trumpet ministration is doing in the energy sector. Good morning. The count since the councils beginning to seen over and over time and again how technology is has transformed our lives and all these new challenges and new opportunities as we think about a new future for the United States. 2003 was such a period change. 17 years after our founding our councilmembers recognize that the nation stood at a particular inflection point. We needed significant change to enhance our innovation capacity that led to the pioneering work of our National Innovation initiative and now another 17 years later, here we are again. Once again finding ourselves at the precipice of transformational change area throughout the day as debra mentioned in her remarks are going to hear stories about these changes as they are foundational to our Flagship National commission on innovation and competitiveness. The commission cochaired by the Councils Board on this stage is a multiyear effort to reima
This play in the 2020 race . This is bulls bears. Im david asman. Joining me, john layfield, trish regan, Gary Kaltbaum and robert wolf. Trumps visit to pittsburgh marks his 14th visit to the state since taking office, surprising win in pennsylvania was key to winning the presidency in 2016. President trumps hoping he c20. So will his hard sell of fracking and Energy Independence help him keep this historically blue state in his corner . Trish, what do you think . Yeah, i think it does. The reason for that is because dont forget who the pennsylvania voters are. I mean you think about democrats historically and robert and i have talked about this before because i grew up in an Irish Catholic family where you were a democrat just like you were irish and just like you were catholic; right . But a lot of those people became disenfranchised and felt shut out of the party. David including union members. Sure, right . This is the crowd hes trying to appeal to. If he can bring them in while ke
Continue moving toward more accommodative policy. As Richard Clara suggested, there is no evidence of an overheating labor market and that gives the fed the option to cut. Have seen some slowing in the economy. You are projecting slowing in the growth in the last quarter. We talked to larry kudlow. He said it is going to get better. This is what he said. I think the economy is in a turning zone and i think we have had a soft two quarters, but i think now we will be moving into a much Stronger Economic story. David that is happy to hear. Is there every is there any evidence of that . Carl i think we are turning, but i think we may be looking for a tougher slog over the next couple of quarters. We have been conditioned to two plus percent gdp growth. What we will see in q3 and q4 is a lot of engines of Economic Growth shutting down, with the exception of consumers. With consumers muddling through the pace of spending that would be consistent with what we are seeing on the income side of