here s the here s where i think it s a bit confusing, right? markets up 20% roughly for the year. and i think that there s a lot of watchful eyes on three areas, charles. the employment report in november will be something to watch in december. the jobs number. i think that the fed policy decision with janet yellin coming in will be another very important thing to watch. and lastly, i think retail sales here, charles, is going to really be something to see what the numbers look like as we shake out the rest of the holiday season. kyle, is is also the fact that it feels like we re in this new era where we ve learned over the last several years, that celebrate mediocrity. you know, you reference the retail sales numbers. you know, even if they re up a little bit, i think people will be excited. just like the jobs numbers. we create 150,000 jobs these days, people have on the pom poms, although historically that s not a lot. yeah. charles, i couldn t agree with you more. we ve t
snowden, officially said to be filing for asylum in russia. that move comes aday after president putin accused the united states of essentially trapping snowden in moscow. john bolton, former u.s. ambassador to the u.n., fox news contributor and, sir, welcome back here. what do you think is going on now with this guy? he is trying to buy himself time perhaps with russians but let me just say, i think this is important to understand. all of this many application for temporary asylum, visas, tradition proceedings all utterly irrelevant. this is all blue smoke and mirrors, pom-poms and confetti. it is irrelevant to the political decision that russia could and should make right now, sending back to us or send him on to somewhere else. what the russians want, i think has what he has got in his laptop computers and a lot of this depend whether or not they have got it yet. bill: that is a good question. we don t know whether he has given it over or not. and perhaps that could be part
office supplies foies for meanty in her office. this is the pink room. originally it was my niece s bedroom. in it are her bed, toys, baby clothes, and my mother has filled it with soft textured items. she s got blankets, jackets, comforters, clothe, pom poms and still my niece s toys as well as other things that she s bought for my niece to play with. it s pink because that was the color my niece picked for the room when she was a little girl. at one point this room was completely cleaned, and it was used as bedroom, solely as a bedroom and a play room. this was my room for 25 years. and it was always kept clean. and after i moved out, my sister moved in, and after she moved out, the hoard moved in. it started off with stuff in the middle. i don t even know what that stuff was, but it was added on to. this room has become a catch-all. and it s just stuff that doesn t have a home, that she can t figure out what she wants to do with comes here.
hello to summer. lemon cello, has vodka in it. that s more for the after work. brian: is that allowed? aren t children buying this? gretchen: do you think you can dance? you can have pom poms. you can t even see them. i like the head nodding. steve: how about chair dancing? air punch. brian: dare you mock the host. we saw claims on the rise, 32,000 to 360,000. so that obviously a disappointment to the economists, hoping for 330,000. brian: you re going to watch this tape back later and i showed you not only isn t walking good for one person, it s trial good for two. the man has props. steve: no kidding. brian: in high school i had that on the dash board my mustang. steve: ladies and gentlemen brian: no wonder i had trouble getting dates. gretchen: should i get behind
he will be very tough to replace. it s not an enthusiastic welcome. listen, tim is impossible to replace. i would not want to have to come on the heels of tim scott. can we not even speak his name? you could. i m focused on benghazi. joining us now is joy reid, managing editor of the grio.com and dana milbank, political columnist for the washington post. good afternoon to both of you. dana, even if sanford wins, he becomes the gop s voldimort, me who must not be named. i m willing to name him over and over again. sanford, sanford, sanford. his fellow republicans cannot name him. exactly. that s because people like me, us in the the press, will get out the pom poms and cheer this on. it adds excitement and humor to capitol hill. unfortunately, that humor is going to be at the expense of sanford s republican caucus in the house. so, you know, it s as if mark