attacks because it s been said, oh well, trump got it easy last time. that s not really true. he faced attacks of people like rand paul but didn t land. does it matter when s doing the attacking? i think it matters john and then david. i think it matters who s attacking. i also think it s kind of attack you level. where some of the candidates messed things up and they had good intentions is you attack trump as a fake conservative and people look at him as a celebrity and different politician and don t expect him to be a real conservative. you have to go after him for being an entertainer and un-serious person and soften him up where he s going to take the most offense and try to put him on defense. bobby jindal s actually has the right strategy. the question is whether he s had the big enough mega phone and curious to see tonight if that s what the candidates do. go after him personally for sbg an un-serious narcissistic
if they think they re going to go up and don t want to buy bonds out there, the ones in a few days to pay an interest rates and look at the markets saying, about a 25% chance of a rate hike at this meeting. further out, up and up and probably get it by the end of the year and i think lynette is right. the economy is not that strong and people think the fed will agree with that. you re saying people with skin in the game and put money down on this right now believe there will not be a hike coming out of the meeting. or probably not a hike. 25% chance is 1 in 4. entirely possible 25% is 1 in 4? yes, yeah. in general. totally specific. i don t think you have to get that complicated, though. you can look at what the fed said it wants. 25% unemployment. you want a good wage for americans. we haven t seen the wage growth
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stamina is tested by the end of this show. right. john, you mentioned the desire to create the moments and looking at some of the most resonant moments for debates later on this n this hour. i want to put up something that goes to that point. when you look at the unfavorable ratings of certain candidates, going into tonight s debate, you got some unpopular folks with a lot of party. chris christie, jeb bush. essentially have written off a third and don t have a lot to show for it. donald trump would argue he s written off a third. is the front-runner and polarizing for a first place spot is okay. and again, rand paul being an example. slipped down in support and still as a third of republicans written him off. how does that play out, john, in how they engage each other? yeah. well, that s one thing to be interesting to watch tonight, also. ben carson. he is very well liked. he has very low unfavorables. bulk of the republican party