So what now for everton . Exactly. If you read the written reasons, the independent commission had published. It seems that the Premier League wanted this to be a five point deduction. We know that already everton had been docked stick six points this season. That was down from ten after a successful appeal but, yes, The Grand Scheme of things, perhaps two points doesnt seem that significant. However, the fact that everton have lost eight points overall this season because of breaching the premier League Sustainability was, their survival is now in jeopardy. Sustainability was, their survival is now injeopardy. There is a drop them from 15th to 16th. They now two points in the relegation zone. It just goes to show that three points that they got on the weekend against burnley, theirfirst that they got on the weekend against burnley, their first win that they got on the weekend against burnley, theirfirst win in 1a Premier League games, looks incredibly important. But, yes, i mean, we h
smart. i think she is pulling it off. when you look at her record, in particular, she is one of the most interesting candidates in a race. i think in a general election but official for her but i don t know if she can get past the primary without repenting. shannon: went the race for the last few days with all of the candidates out there official exploring the possibilities that are democrat and senator christian jill o brien kristen gillibrand from a movement on guns, nra but not so much anymore. she is proud of and also immigration. so she is confronted about those things and she said when asked republican talking points, so the article said calling these questions republican talking points isn t helping her case. republicans with democrats and liberal media outlets talking about these things because they are part of her record. anybody who runs has to explain their evolution. doug: she has addressed immigration i think pretty
terms of the stock market. dow jones industrial average up around 25,000, a few hundred points isn t what it used to be. if you have a mental model of a few hundred points is a lot, not the way it was a few years ago. this is decreasing people s wealth but only compared to where it was a few weeks ago and not the kind of radical crash that you might really worry about. again just a reminder, as we talk about all of this. the dow is not the economy, yet. when people see all the red and the numbers dropping, there has to be some sort of psychological impact, which is what on everyday americans? that s right. if you look at your 401(k) after such a stock market route you will feel panicky. there are many factors in the economy. what the stock market is doing is not the only measure. over time, these fluctuations happen. it s not a portrait of what s going on, what will go on forever. neil, how realistic is it for
doesn t hurt him and i think you re right. so the quinnipiac poll shows him beati inin ining her bea by 7 points. do you think it s clinton s favor to be an opponent? 7 points isn t much and if you think about it, say a year ago, someone said donald trump s going to be within striking distance of hillary clinton, in a general election, so i think there s surprise. we a lot of people in our business said in a summer he wouldn t make it through the fall. he s gotten to the end of the year and at the top and fighting it out and losing position number one for a few weeks he could get it back in the long campaign in the spring. i expect if he keeps in there fighting against somebody like cruz they realize something that really is scary to most moderates and progressives that cruz is scarier than trump and
intraspec. intraspection. it wasn t them deciding our frame wok of ideas were wrong. it depends how they react. chris: kirsten, look at the exit polls that point out the challenge that republicans face. put it on the screen. republicans lost women by 11 points. hispanics by 44 points. young people by 23 points. what does that tell you? i think, well, first, losing women by 11 points isn t that new, because they lost them by 13 points last time. it s more interesting to look at the swing states where there is a much bigger swing. i think that if you want to look at something recently that happened that is similar to this, i d say 2004. that is what this reminds me of this. reminds me of the day after democrats, you know, just absolutely falling apart, my gosh, we have a new conservative majority, how are we going to change to attract them. there is a little bit of an overreaction on right except