outside what s been going on. they thought they could contain it and just sort of ride it to electoral victory year in, year out. so that hermetically sealed quality is not just a function of media. paul ryan could pierce that hermetically sealed bubble. mitch mcconnell could pierce that. in fact, show me an elected republican official who is not retiring who has even attempted to pierce that bubble, and you win a cookie. everyone says oh, yeah, he s retiring, he s retiring, she s retiring. and jennifer, it interacts with what we just were doing in thing 1, thing 2. it is a remarkable fact when you step back and think about it. this president cannot sit down for an interview with essentially a non-friendly outlet even when he s got a big achievement like he frees three hostages from north korea. his vice president has to do the round robins because the president can t afford to talk about what s going on. he cannot get out a cogent sentence. he doesn t know the details of
it is a race being nationalized got their base kpriet excited, too. isn t it true in the case of georgia 6 that even though trumpcare ride it by a small margin, that was tom price s district and he carried it by much much larger margin. he had no opponent. the atlanta journal constitution did a story if the person actually existed. you see double digit movement from the trump margin in 16. that s the one district, the one special election where they improved on the trump margin in that district. and democrats haven t been competing here. they didn t run anyone. they haven t run a candidate since 2012. in the trent franks district. and the democrat is an e.r. physician. so education background of this district. what more do we know? if you want to compare it to pennsylvania 18 that we just had. it s more republican when you look at registration and voting tradition. it s not as blue-collar as
screen, technological change, he said he would be on their side. kind of like a surfer riding a wave, trump didn t create this energy, but he did ride it. tony schwartz, of course trump in action co-author of the art of the deal and he s doing research on a new book the way we re working isn t working and schwartz says trump has tapped in on different kind of fear out there. when we think about donald trump as a marketer, as a performer, was able to take those energies, however disparate they were, look at him in atlanta, the lights go out and watch what trump does. they were probably sent here so that we put them in our jails.
you can be short things like stocks. a little bit. neil: but those that have a portfolio of stocks, they ve taken a hit. sell and get out? well, i hate to say it, neil, i would say yes. normally in normal corrections of 10 or 20%, yes, ride it through, this is not a normal correction. i think this is the beginning of a major 80% crash and bubble like we saw in the early 30s and japan saw in the 1990s and stuff. neil: what could stop it? what do you think could break this up? neil, what have they not done to stop it? nine years of free money, quantitative easing, zero interest rates and now tax cuts. the top of corporate profits of all time. what have they done not to stop it? what else could you do is my question. neil: well this is going down. because they have done
trades in the nba you are going to see. coy has more. good morning. a big trade. october 17, opening night of the nba season, lebron james and his new point guard isaiah thomas welcome kyrie irving and the se celtics to cleveland. players were shoved. cleveland received thomas, a couple other players and a first round pick in next year s draft. boston received kyrie irving. i get the sense berman is okay with this. a lot see this as a win/win for both teams. kyrie wanted to be traded and out from james shadow. lebron gets thomas who is a dynamic player on the court, just as dynamic as irving. lebron shared this video that someone posted on twitter in honor of kyrie saying nothing but respect. what a ride it was over our three years together.