morning. so i m going to be doing that over in waco, texas on friday and dave, you guys will be in on friday. we ll be able to carry it live. oh, no! now, picture this. about four times in my life, and i ve agreed with the game to never do it again. this is a situation which i just cannot miss out this opportun y opportunity. honored to be asked. good thing you ve golfed four times. four is an important part in golf. spelled differently. fore after every shot. fore! let s move on to this. let s do. last week, john boehner called on president obama to fire his economic team. president obama should ask for and accept the resignations of the remaining members of his economic team starting with secretary geitner and larry summers, the head of the national economic council. harvard economist is now saying that may be a good idea after all. he says whoever told the president to extend unemployment
they have to get it unplugged from the old plug unit to jumper package to route ammonia through there. once that job is done they can get a sigh of leaf in and put pump off the mount and get new one in place and they hope to do it by the end of today. shannon: thank you for lending us your expertise and giving us an explanation and understanding of what is going on. we ll keep an eye on it. thank you. you re welcome. shannon: july unemployment rate held steady but are the extended unemployment benefit causing some to give up on looking for work altogether? what is the situation? we ask a harvard economist joining us next. they re trying to fix the cooling station at the international space station. we ll dip in to bring you live developments as they happen. go ahead. sorry.
get good marks works, maybe, sort of. joining us to explain psychologist, host of vh1 s dad camp. this was an extensive and rigorous study performed by harvard economist rowland friar, jr., 18,000 kids. does it have merit? it has a lot of merit. they spent 6.1 million dollars. i thought they were objective in their results. they worked with four cities, no, chicago, washington and new york, chicago, washington and dallas. no real results in new york. some results in chicago. the best results were in washington and dallas. so they weren t calling it a complete win. they called it a way for us to open our eyes that we do have to make interventions and that incentivizeing with money does work but we need other methods
republicans in congress have suggested they want to do. and as donald trump suggested he wanted to do, particularly on the last in the last few weeks of the campaign. we have a piece up on the washington post right now, that says, here s why trump is starting to waffle on obamacare. it s by harvard economist, david cutler. and he explains in detail exactly why it s difficult to withdraw the affordable care act, without creating problems down straep, in terms of how you keep people covered. trump is offering things like tax subsidies, but those don t always help people at the lower end of the income scale. trump has said, as many republicans have said, that he wants to get rid of the lines around the state borders, and allow insurers to sell across state lines. but that presents its own problems, as well. obamacare was not a perfect law, but it is going to be harder to repeal and replace, i think, than it was billed so we have obamacare. let s talk about the wall, real quickly.