economy, politico 2016, and of everything. so trump either gets the credit or the blame depending on who is talking. carley: the unemployment rate at 3.5%, stock market soaring, poverty down. usmca, the first phase over the china trade deal, recession fears are also dwindling, but to your point, how are then democrats on the campaign trail going to counter this? and during the debate last week nearly every single candidate that was asked about the economy flat out denied that americans are doing well, which is patently false when you consider that income is at an all-time high for families. but it is going to be very difficult to try and sell americans something else when the thing that they have right now is working. lisa: david, and imparting words? david: parting words i will take for my friend larry kudlow. if you want to see tax cuts go on phase two, keep republicans
which is not politically expedient. 54% of the public agrees with her and there certainly people in those swing parks are going to be necessary in the 2020 election that do want to see trump impeached, that find his behavior suspect and want to talk about this. i don t think interesting that reagan tops the list of people republicans love but let s keep in mind why does interesting just funny, the ranking is all over the place. i don t think there s a lot to be said there but it is clear we are polarized and the number of swing voters are small but doesn t mean they don t exist. the other variable the poll doesn t take into account or any paul our turnout and voters that don t frequently vote. the answer to the polarization is to bring that together in this election cycle and in future election cycles, getting more people engaged in the process. jobs report out today 266,000 jobs, stock market soaring, is
and there are people in those swing pockets that are going to be necessary in the 2020 election that want to see trump impeached that find his behavior suspect and that want to talk about this. it s interesting that reagan topped the list of people that republicans love but let s also keep in mind. why is that interesting? it s just funny. the ranking is all over the place. i don t think there s a lot to be said there, it s very clear that we are polarized in the number of swing voters are small and it doesn t mean they don t exist. the other variable that poll doesn t take into account our turn out in the voters that don t frequently vote. i think the answer to the polarization and to bring us together in future election cycles and getting more people engaged in the process. mike: jobs report out today, 266,000 jobs, stock market soaring, is there a disconnect between the washington political class and
that will enrich uranium even faster. that last-minute proposal from france to keep iran and the 2015 nuclear deal looks increasingly unlikely. but the possibility of president trump meeting with the iranian president at the u.n. general assembly, later this month, is still in play. and with the next round of trade talks with china, u.s. officials announcing today the talks will likely be held at the beginning of october appeared one month later than originally planned. the news sent the stock market soaring, even though there is less little, i should say hard evidence that the two sides or any closer to a deal, shannon. shannon: a spark of hope, markets love to see it. as do folks on both sides of this debate. kristin, thank you. thanks. shannon: is joe bryden breaking his pledge not to take fossil fuel and money by having a high dollar fund-raiser hosted by the cofounder of a natural gas company? also happens to be a former biden aid. we will debate next. this is amazing. w
happens in 2027 when the individual tax cuts spire. shannon: democrats don t agree to extend them, they are going to have some part of it. if democrats are still in favor of middle-class tax cuts, they wouldn t impose it. they want to ignore the economy. trump inherited an economy better than what obama inherited but you immediately saw the stock market going up, a surge e of business confidence. hopefully it will be an accelerant as it has happened and allow them to take credit for the economy. they need things like that because it seems as though there s a democratic wave building based on animus towards his president. shannon: you mentioned these. the isis caliphate beaten. stock market soaring.