at sturgis. there are tax increases on americans. they don t work and parentally we re going to see more of. this betsy. there are taxes on americans. this is the trump tariff tax which everybody has been saying from the very beginning bchl i the way, jackal, a legend e.r.a. irishman who stands outside social influence and spit on all who tries to change. oh, perfect. you really nailed it. good job. betsy woodruff, talk about, first of all, harley-davidson s move and then the president s response. look. it s curious the president tweeted what he didn t he should not have been surprised to see harley-davidson move. you don t have to be a genius economist to understand that harley-davidson does a lot of business with the eu. you don t have to be a sooth sayer that when you tiptoe in, they re going to respond. if the united states tries to
new york, going to south dakota, oregon, washington, and michigan and then we re going to washington d.c. to take back of white house, ooh! dude, ooh! turns out the screamer is a sooth sayer and this stock really does know what s up. because this idea, only the rich are going to end up paying more for all of this big government, stick is syringe in it, bend over, this is going to hurt. (laughter) welcome everybody, i am m neil cavuto and leave it to a doctor to give us a dose of reality. and howard dean knows how to scream and apparently he knows how to count. somebody has to till the middle class either your taxes are going up or programs are going to get cut or we re going into financial oblivion and nobody really wants to tell them that. nobody, there s the diagnosis, you want big government, you ve got to pay for big government and with
default on some debt. it doesn t take a lot to cause a worldwide panics we ve written off greece and it would have to spread to other countries. the u.s. economy is weak, not in a reception, but it s weak, we can t take the entire european euro area and go into a deep, deep recession, versus the mild recession they re in. ne could hurt america. and you see the pictures of the turmoil and the unrest in greece and it s spreading around europe. and here in the u.s., we re looking at that and sentiment drives the market. sure, absolutely. not just, the behavior. and we saw it fell down 2/10 of 1%, and we saw starbucks coming out and obviously, companies that have european exposure, and serious problems and you know, we re having a bank run in greece, that s clear. that s a panic, the next things that are going to happen. there s going to be a panic, i guess, my friend todd here is a sooth sayer and he knows that the vote is going to go against europe, but let s
leadership and the house and the senate campaigned on it. it isn t that easy even though i still am pretty confident we re going to end up where i said we were with extension of all the tax cuts, you know, you ve got to give people a little time to process that fact. what they re talking about the five stages of grief and first is denial. the at least they re in denial or at least say to their liberal base he we fought the good fight and tried to pass it, we couldn t. . one of the big questions out there lingering, a number of republicans have gone on the record about this and we ll get you out of here on this question and because you ve been a sooth-sayer. we haven t seen anything happen, so let s wait a bit. i ll give you credit ahead of time. one year extension, two year extension, three year extension of the bush tax cuts. what s your gut feeling. long rather than shorter. one of the problems, everybody says, is uncertainty in the marketplace and one of the reasons that peo