politics right now what i think is going to happen, staff, is nothing for a while, until we get a lot closer to that actual deadline of when the government has to lift the debt limit, and then a party will start to blink. i think we have some tim before - and in case our audiences unaware, meals on wheels, this is not a late night party food truck, this is how food is sen to people who are unable t leave their homes. stuart, even if the democrat are right in refusing to pla ball with mccarthy s demands could this hurt biden s 2024 bid? this is on his watch if we fall off that clip if we june, july, august, we are going to see the market tumble economic problems, is there
this poll was taken before stocks plunged last week on fears of a potential recession. that market tumble is tied at least in part to the uncertainty caused by the president s trade war with china. and some of that loss has now been recovered, but the economic jitters are not likely to go away. but the white house and the president say they aren t worried. i don t think we are having a recession. we are doing tremendously well. our consumers are rich. i gave a tremendous tax cut, and they are loaded up with money. i sure don t see a recession. we had some blockbuster retail sales consumer numbers towards the back end of last week really blockbuster numbers. and what i can tell you with certainty is that we re going to have a strong economy through 2020 beyond. the fact is the fundamentals of our economy are very strong, and you know it. we have more people working in this country right now than ever before. the white house says it is not sweating a recession, but
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suspect is still at large and considered armed and dangerous. we are continuing to monitor this story for you and will bring you more information as it becomes available. jon: stocks on the rebound today after a market tumble. the dow falling nearly 400 points yesterday amid fears about political turmoil in italy and renewed trade uncertainty between the u.s. and china. let s bring in a senior fellow at the national taxpayers union and visiting fellow at the independent women s forum. maddy, the dow was pessimistic yesterday. are you? absolutely not. i think the rebound today proves when you have observers calling chicken little over a political event they re missing the bigger picture. in italy as in the united states fundamentals remain strong. we need to keep our eye on the ball. you have high consumer and business confidence and in america we have the largest economy in the world and there is a lot of room for growth
watch cable news. when the president launches a what sounds like and looks like to the markets a trade war, even fox news watches the market tumble. larry kudlow went out and spoke to our own kristen welker and tried to clean up the president s remarks on that. let s watch and talk about it. is it possible that these stiff new tariffs against china are, in fact, a negotiating tactic and won t go into effect? yes, it s possible. it s part of the process. i mean, i would take the president seriously on this tariff issue. you know. there are carrots and sticks in life. but he is ultimately a free trader. he said that to me, he said it publicly. so he wants to solve this with the least amount of pain. peter baker, i m sure someone on twitter will fact check me but i have never heard donald trump say i am a free trader, have you? well, he says from time to