Advertisers love that experience, so good for us. Next question . Im a student at columbia university. Going back to the nail salon story. It was available in more languages than english. While it was to target most likely the audience affected by the subject matter, i want to know to what extent mult multilingualism might become the future of the New York Times. This is for arthur. Im a writer at new york magazine. Hello, gabe. What world role do you hope son will play in the future . How is succession different than when your father was running the paper and you were rising . Looking for a third question, and maybe a fourth. Im paul. First of all, thank you to all three of you for your work over your careers. Its a great part of my life so thank you to the New York Times. My question is, youve talked about building audience. As you start to have your journalists become social media brands, is there a risk of diluting the brand, particularly when they go elsewhere and take their audie
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Stephanie is going to be here a little bit later. We are going to begin this hour with breaking economic news. Two pieces of key data coming out with economic and decatur street and the university of Michigan Consumer confidence. University of Michigan Consumer confidence. It comes in and the secondhighest since 2007 easily beating estimates of 95. 9. The forecast was for monday for 94. A big jump in expectations going higher. People think the economy is getting better. Heres what is really going to concern the fed. Inflation expectations dropped significantly. The oneyear inflation picture was dead. 2. 6 were both at about 3 prior. The fed has put a lot more weight on the survey and the caterers than they are putting on market indicators like tips. If investors think they will have inflation, thats a problem. They think that is working the way into peoples psyches. The leading indicators common disappointing at two dents of a percent. 2 10 of a percent. The leading indicators is a num
Me and every other american taxpayer. When the president first sketched out the Debt Forgiveness plan back in 2010, the cost was pegged at 1. 7 billion. Fast forward to 2013, the cost ballooned to 3. 5 billion. Now, take a look at 2014s estimate. A whopping 7. 6 billion. If taxpayer bailout of Student Loans is everybody talking about, is it finally here . Charlie kirk, founder and executive director turning point usa, democratic strategist and fox news contributor, tamara holder. Great to have both of you. Charlie, i want to describe as pay as you earn plan. It requires borrowers to pay 10 of the their Discretionary Income a year to their debt but then there is big forgiveness coming. Tell us about that. Sure. So this was an executive action put forth in the department of education in december of 2012. Were just starting to see it come into full action. What is really interesting about this plan that if you graduate and you subscribe to it, it is 10 of your Discretionary Income for 20
Taxpayer. When the president first sketched out the Debt Forgiveness plan back in 2010, the cost was pegged at 1. 7 billion. Fast forward to 2013, the cost ballooned to 3. 5 billion. Now, take a look at 2014s estimate. A whopping 7. 6 billion. If taxpayer bailout of Student Loans is everybody talking about, is it finally here . Charlie kirk, founder and executive director turning point usa, democratic strategist and fox news contributor, tamara holder. Great to have both of you. Charlie, i want to describe as pay as you earn plan. It requires borrowers to pay 10 of the their Discretionary Income a year to their debt but then there is big forgiveness coming. Tell us about that. Sure. So this was an executive action put forth in the department of education in december of 2012. Were just starting to see it come into full action. What is really interesting about this plan that if you graduate and you subscribe to it, it is 10 of your Discretionary Income for 20 years. All the rest of your