the stock markets. $5.2 trillion in value. more than $7 trillion. we ve created almost $8 trillion worth of value just in the stock market. i m very proud of our stock market, what s happened since i became president. all-time high. think of it. nobody ever talks about it. so congratulations to everybody in our country. anybody unhappy with the 401(k)? i don t think so, right? well, it s been tough times for that point of view. the dow plummeted on wednesday and then fell again today by nearly 800 points before rallying, but it is now perilously close to being in negative territory for the year, but that s not the only metric the president has touted where he is getting failing grades. we have a massive trade deficit with everybody. almost $800 billion a year we lose on trade. we have these crazy deficits. we have these horrible trade deals. you got buy our stuff. you got to buy everything, because we re not going to stand for this imbalance, and they re buying like c
own mind. but you would have to give this failing grades. certainly the people and the families of the 3,000 people we now know died as a result of hurricane maria, it is hard to see how they would find the federal response or anything having to do with hurricane maria frankly a success there. my question this morning, though, is even if you take the president s side, even if you think the government did a good job there, i don t know why it is helpful to be saying this this morning when there are millions of people in harm s way in north and south carolina. i don t see how self-grandizing helps them. i would like to say we learned a lot of lessons from puerto rico and texas and virgin islands. we prepared all this year to do a better job this year, but you don t hear anything like that coming out of this administration. senator, what do you expect to happen with this revelation you came out with last night, this $10 million shift in funding?
growing fight over information in the boston bombing investigation. umass-dartmouth is refusing to release school records for dzhokhar tsarnaev or his three classmates who are just accused of hiding evidence and lying to the fbi when authorities showed up to question them. the school claims that the students right to privacy outweighs the public s right to know. turning to trace gallagher who has the live report from our west coast newsroom. in the very heart is the reports that dzhokhar tsarnaev was still attending the university of massachusetts despite the fact that he owed the university some $20,000 in unpaid tuition, room and board. and that he was getting failing grades. university of massachusetts will not confirm that. in fact, the college won t release basic information on dzhokhar or the three other classmates who are now linked to the boston bombings. the school says that privacy rights outweigh the public s right to know if the suspects
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