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get done. still a wait and see and still a big uncertainty. one reason the market didn t collapsed this morning. looked like futures were way down and now it s a down market don t get me down and that s not a good thing. 150 is not 400 or 500 points which a lot of people thought. one reason why is because the rest of the world is doing so awful where else are you going to put your money? china is doing terribly. china s growth is slowing down to a dribble. europe is just doing awful. europe now has something called negative interest rates you may have heard of that. if you want to park your money in a treasury bill in europe you have to pay them to hold your money. it s crazy. so are you going to do that or are you going to put your money in the u.s. stock market where not only are you going to see an increase over time but you will also get dividends. sandra: where the bull run continues tomorrow marks the 10-year anniversary of the longest bull market in history. we were there
close to some kind of a trade deal with china. didn t last long. the pop didn t last long. i think the market is going to remain flat. the market didn t do anything for about 15 months. it literally vacillated in its own range. we re seeing maybe a mini version of that ahead of the midterms tomorrow. the president not talking about the economy has broadened his base and here s why. when trump was running initially, you didn t see the investor class, the ceo class, back him. but he has served them with the tax cut. who he hasn t served is the rest of the country. the same obama bifurcated a economy we had before. he can t possibly talk about jobs and wages because those people are still hurting. he goes to them and talks immigration. then quietly he s broadened his base with investors who are look at their portfolios.
people have forgotten in this country. how important is that part to you? i would back up a step. united nations that my father died. he was mia. there was a presumptive finding of death and the other 8,000 men that didn t make it home and had no explanation. we found out from boris yeltsin in 92 that the soviets had taken american prisoners out of korea. so that changed everything for us. it s no longer an assumption that our loved one had died. we didn t know what he had been taken. so that added another layer. even if my father did die when his plane went down, just that not knowing leaves it an open wound. you don t just assume somebody you love died because you don t know. you just wait to find out.
we re happy. if it has like a 3, a 3.8, 3.9, 3.7, we re okay these are unthinkable numbers. if i would have used these numbers during the campaign, the fake news back there would have said he s exaggerating. look at all those cameras. all of those cameras. every stop, i got all of these cameras. this never happened to obama. this never happened to bush. this didn t happen. they just follow. they re dying to see us make a little mistake. they analyze every word. they say did he say that? could it have been? did he say something positive about russia? i think he loves russia. and i see getting along with are