inflation eats into those worker gains and goldilocks, well, she s wearing a mask. omicron and delta are racing through millions of unvaccinated people. that is obviously not good for public health, public policy and market certainty. it is impossible to predict what happens next. but where are we right now? the fed chief suspects the economy will grow 5% this year. that s the most robust expansion since the regan administration. it seems like this is one of those times where the perception and the reality have not quite matched up. it s because we re exhausted from covid and it s because we re paying more for gas still. those are the two things that eat away at some of the other realities. the 401(k) to the extent you have one looks okay. stocks are reflecting that corporate profitability. all right, still ahead, does roe v. wade stand a chance before this supreme court? hear the justices in their own words next. alex baldwin in his own words about the deadly shooting on t
do you see it continuing? he likes to point to those markets. do you think it s is continuing? the answer is yes. the presidents don t make markets and don t break markets. the stock is up 200% since 2010. we are seeing a full recovery of the sell-off as we ve seen every time here in market history and more so that we ve seen over the last ten years, the market have bounced back. we are seeing stability. market certainty, and we are seeing interest rates. we are seeing gold go back down. this is all very much a positive for this to continue. neil: this notion that you might not flip over me, but particularly some of these big spending initiatives put out by the likes of elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, and others. they are going break the bank. what you think of that? i think elizabeth warren and bernie sanders have given them a
of getting their profit from the market than relying on the government. now, this was obviously as i said in the summer, before nafta 2.0, but if farmers don t want a handout, they want a long-term solution, what are they looking for? looking for markets stability. and they had it before these trade wars kicked in. farmers over the last decade and a half have had pretty darn good years when you look at data. they would agree i think. looking for more market certainty. trade wars when you don t know if the tariff will be on in the next growing season or off, it disrupts that certainty you need. they have enormous fixed costs. the key thing to think about with farmers. opposite of wall street. you can buy and sell. capital investments, just putting the seated in the ground is expensive. i ve been in wisconsin and iowa and i don t pretend to be a farm expert but i ve seen firsthand what they re facing. the most productive in the world. they can compete and have competed in tough m
very probable to really limit the iranian oil production the chance for that is very low but markets pay attention to that because the chance that there will be scarcity coming out of those news is much more probable than two years ago i think the more more powerful factor behind the oil price increases is the weak dollar still it s take a look at iran here and once again for a second one of the big producers of oil in the world obviously the country has been trying to move foreign energy companies to invest in iran until now only french and the giant total has heeded the call why isn t there more investment. i think that the market certainty about the political developments in iran still isn t it s still not that high and if you want to invest in oil projects it s not just an investment that pays off like six months later but it s projects to develop
or ohio, do you think, if he didn t have that focus on the american worker? i think he focused on what we used to call reagan democrats. and now they are really trump democrats. they are working member and women and they are farmers. i think he focused on them. i think he is very empathetic. this is a man who goes out there and see what is is happening to these people in their communities. he cares very deeply. person that i think was a major, major effect. one of the two or three probably most important things. and i think he believes that. i think he is going to deliver on his promises we will change this paradigm. laura: we need the market certainty. we need the certainty or we can t operate. and you say? what they really saying we need the certainty so we can invest in mexico. laura: we want certainty to outsource. my reaction to that is that s not my job. my job is trying to create manufacturing jobs in america and put upward pressure on people s wages. many of these wor