me, too. me, too. thank you, bernie. here s the thing. it sounded different on wednesday when he told the wall street journal, take a look at this, there s an investigation going on right now. i did not say end the investigation, that s silly. let the investigation proceed unimpeded. top strategist for sanders insists the candidate has made similar statements in the past. it sounds very different, though, but that s not how the clinton campaign saw it, saying this. it s disappointing senator sanders and his campaign strategists have chosen to change direction and engage in the type of personal attacks that they previously said they wouldn t do. for our viewers internationally, jonathan mann, it s a show which brings you the very latest on the u.s. presidential race from the candidate s platforms to the political missteps. you can find all of that on cnni. the show premiers saturday on cnn international at 11:30 in
new york stock exchange here. they said they ll also be listening for any possible stimulus that the fed could hint to. it s something that the market points to a lot. when you see the markets tumble as they are doing, you know, the fed has done this before where it s bought up government bonds in great numbers, basically pouring a lot of money into the market and giving that kind of shot in the arm to the market. there are definitely two sides of the fence as to whether it s really helped the economy. at least it s done so in the short term. so once again, you are seeing stock futures turn around on hopes that the fed chief will say something positive or supportive on thursday. but no doubt about it, you re still going to see the same worries hang over the market today. you re going to see these same worries hang over throughout the week, worries about spain, worries about greece, worries about china. and then our own problems here in the u.s., that so-called fiscal cliff wh
international news. some probably use this global trekking as an opportunity to fill your coffee up. don t do it now. annan arn point discussion going on in britain. lowering the boom spelling out deep budget cuts triggers an angry response from opposition members of parliament. the basics of what they did. 490,000 jobs slashed over the next four years. slashed. job cuts from the government. the opposite of what we re doing in america. this involves 130 billion dollars in spending cuts in the private sector. even queen elizabeth is taking a hit. the royal household budget cut by 14%. what is the aim of all this? to reduce what britain s treasury chief says is the largest structural budget deficit in europe. my good friend cnn s richard kwefd joins us from london, the host of quest means business on cnni, my partner in q&a. a very big deal. we are talking meeting stimulus to stimulate an economy. money from the government that
for both recalls but some don t. thank you, susan, for joining us. we ll stay on top of the story about toyota and everything else going on. take a look at the bottom right of your screen. we ll bring it up for you. the stock market is better than it has been for most of the day. the thing that worries me, that s not just happening in the united states. we ve seen drop is in the world markets. we ll bring in richard quest, of quest means business on cnni, whether you need to be worried and whether it affects you. ( clicking )