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the bottom falls out of the economy, things do hit a slowdown, that, more than anything, more than mueller, more than the russia probe, more than other issues facing the country right now could be the thing that undermines him going forward. but at least at this point trump is not willing to disassociate himself with the economy. he s still betting the economy will do well, the stock market will perk back up and he can bask in that. most americans are not invested in the stock market. we talk about the perils of it politically, but this is not going to be something that can affect them day in and day out. so it s pocketbook politics. people care about what does my wallet feel like. what does the money in my pocket feel like at the end of the day. in some ways, that wasn t necessarily translating into how
on a roll. you know pocketbook politics dominate at the end of the day. but rona, i m happy for good news, everybody should be happy for good news. but there is a concern that sometimes the politicians will ignore what lies under those numbers. christine is always great at telling us, jobs are being made, but are they the right jobs? is income going up? underemployment. we never talk about that number. what do we see there? and that still creates a need? so the recovery is still bifurcated. there s no question, there s a lot of jobs at the top. there s always been a lot of jobs at the bottom. there aren t enough in the middle. that said. last few moves we ve seen a little bit of a a turn where consumers are opening their wallet. even before oil prices began to fall, were you see the uptick. when there s more spending, companies want to invest more, more jobs are being created. we hope we re getting to the tipping point where you re seeing more middle market jobs,