Tariffs for those that dont, markets this morning look like this. We have a fractional gain for futures indicating a gain at the tart of trading this morning with the dow futures up 14 and nasdaq up as well. 13 points higher and s p right now higher by 1 point this after the nasdaq closed at record high yesterday. It was the 35th record close of the year. The dow and the s p 500 also closing higher on the session yesterday at 4 00 oclock on wall street. Tesla charging ahead once again, the stock driving past 2,000 a share ahead of stock split. The stock this morning up 2 and a half percent, plus take a trip to the upside down, how you can experience the world of Stranger Things from your car. Mornings with maria is live right now. Global markets this morning have a firmer tone. Take a look at european indices, recovery in france losing steam, however, purchase index below expectations, meanwhile french president emmanuel mac roan and Angela Merkel warning of new lockdowns even though c
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Lonely voice you know how it is in the house if you believe in balance budget or you believe we should spend less or have a limited Constitutional Government really you know, controversial thing unfortunately we never get any of the other side but then we lose a lot on our side that could be better at it and i guess thats one of my frustrations but i try very hard to have the same opinion whether it is republican president or democrat president that, you know, constitution was specific. Spending power was ours things like that that we should keep our plans on and i think we too easily give that up and i think one of the interesting things that i found coming up here is that democrats are better on these issues when it is republican president they want to oppose republicans are better on this when it is democratic. But when the partieses are the same they tend to sort of ac acquiesce a little bit on separation of powers and many this book you write the case against socialism it operates
And they consume and accumulate power and money and homes based on cronyism. Host taking about the scandinavia argument is a big part of the book and the debate we have without the counter, gentler form of socialism but you point out trend lines in scandinavia moving away from socialism in reliance on taxes. Where we see scandinavia 25 years from now and what trends do you see that answer back the arguments. The peak of socialism in sweden was the 70s. They have been moving more to the right. Of five countries that are scandinavian countries four or five are led by centerright government, the trend line on taxes is all the way down and they are big trading nations involved with International Trade and worldwide trade. They have economic indexes, heritage does one. They are ranked pretty high and it is important to know whether they are socialist or not. We need to know whether they are socialist are not and they are not, this private property, ownership, people in their own houses. It
Booktv continues on cspan2, television for serious readers. Next on booktvs afterwords, republican senator rand paul argues theres a new threat socialist thinking on the rise in america. He is interviewed by republican congressman matt gaetz of florida. Afterwords is a weekly Relevant Program with hosts interviewing nonfiction authors about their latest work. Senator rand paul, youre one of the most interesting people in american politics of the Republican Party. I was a fan of yours long before i got the chance to meet you and work with you in congress, eager to chat about your book the case against socialism but maybe first reflect a little bit about the role that you have within the congress, within our party is an independent voice and someone willing to strike out on issues that other republicans are not willing to strike out on . Sometimes i think im a lonely voice, keeping balanced budgets or believe we should spend less or have limited Constitutional Government really controver