versus warren s ideas have to feel good about that as republicans. bill: you come back, okay? 2016 the reboot. bill: save it, okay? thank you all. back in a moment with that. julie: all right. will the shake-up in iowa last? we ll talk to one of the 2020 hopefuls. john delaney is our headliner. bill: looking forward to speaking to him. new numbers on the economy. to americans feel a recession is on the way? how do you feel? the money man is charles payne and he will tell us coming up next. payroll jobs are coming in well above the level that new people entering the labor market. i wouldn t see recession as the most likely outcome for the united states or world economy for that matter. and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insurance. how could it get any better than this? dad, i just caught a goldfish! there s no goldfish in this lake.
going to stop corruption. so it s very important that on occasion you speak to somebody about corruption. very important. [inaudible question] bill: we ll get a lot of that this week and a lot of these bilateral meetings that will have cameras inside of them and we ll see the president come up in minutes when he gives his speech on ç religious liberty. he called it a democratic witch hunt. they failed with everything, pointed out russia, etc., what biden did was wrong and i expect to hear that more from the president. i interrupted, mary anne. continue your point. on the democratic primary medicare for all is very, very popular. you can see that in the polling but as you move into the general election, more voters,
week but not enough to determine if there is still head winds. they haven t become tail winds. bill: what you say the next big move what are you referring? the markets. we ve had huge moves, more volatility of late. we re still in the shadows of all-time highs but you need a catalyst to get through there. sometimes it has to be really big news. it could be the next round of corporate earnings, the next jobs report. more than likely we still need to see more understanding not necessarily resolution of trade but more understanding. the idea the talks were constructive over the weekend according to the chinese. this whole thing that saw the markets go down on friday that china pulled out of the farm thing, you know, that was misleading. bill: the way you describe it we re treading water. we re spinning our wheels right now. but these are the kinds of markets where it something happens quickly. we have not stayed in this sort of state of flux for a long0ç
if it goes to congress and made public this went on during russia. it was all leaked to the new york times, tom. you know, it s interesting. the timing of this, bill, is a little curious in that it appears the president had this conversation the day after mueller testified before congress and so either the president somehow felt empowered to have this conversation or maybe the person who was listening in the on the whistle-blower thought the mueller thing didn t work we need to do something else. the timing is suspicious. we ll learn more. bill: the conversation took place the day after mueller testified? that s what we re hearing. bill: that was july. and so this was something that would have happened right after mueller s testimony as we know. the democrats had high hopes for it. didn t materialize and so it s possible either that the president felt well, he is in the clear but also possible that whoever the whistle-blower is felt now we have to move on to the next thing.
the region after an attack on saudi arabia s oil facility. senior fellow from the heritage foundation, thank you for your time. when you listen to mike pompeo speak, it is as if they have moved iran to the place where they want to have them. would you agree with that? yeah, i do. it s clear that iran does not respond to anything other than force or the threat of force. so we can do all the diplomatic discussions we want to do but unless it s backed up with a credible pain or the threat of that, we don t see any change in iranian behavior. bill: what is the appropriate response? we ve been waiting on this now and believe there will be a lot of meetings in new york to figure out what that response is. what do you expect? sure. i do think there there will be a lot of discussions. nobody wants war. saudi arabia would take a huge hit çto its economy, global interruption in the flow of energy which raises prices for