republican. you always have to fight for those votes regardless of where they are, about you i would say census data tells us people are fleeing california, republicans in particular 2016 and 2017 the state lost 120,000 people. over 53% of residents are thinking about pulling the plug on living in california. steve: what do you make of our lead story talked about how all the news over the weekend sounds like we are on the verge of a recession given the fact it s been wild on wall street we are in this trade tussle with china. what s going on? you know, uncertainty and markets respond to it, right? i think a lot of this is narrative. you push us in one direction. confidence goes that way as well. all the other indicators say we are doing great. president trump has put us in a good spot. steve: i guess we are done talking about russia and collusion and obstruction we have. we have to find something new. steve: we do because we presidential race. looks like joe biden is still holding
the u.s. and china are in a trade war that is rattling markets, for certain. let s not forget japan and south korea are also in a trade tussle and then there s the future mess brexit will inflict on global trade. if you add in the fact that it s been more than ten years since the last recession ended, and make note of the won can. y fact that the two-year treasury rate has topped the ten-year rate, you get the understandable fear of recession. in is a serious matter and we have a serious panel to discuss it. rana foroohar, cnn s global economic fanlist, richard house is the president of the council on foreign relations. rana, you wrote a piece saying the global recession has actually already begun. now, that is still a minority view. tell me why you think it s happening? well, even before you have this inverted bond yield curve which is a wonky way of saying
under the taliban there were only 1 million afghan children in school. today there are more than 9 million. the terrorist organization that the taliban harbored, al qaeda, has been severely weakened. and the cost for america today, 14,000 troops, are not nearly what they once were. the u.s. could cut that number to 8,000 or 9,000 under the new deal while still maintaining order in afghanistan and fighting terrorism. but first, washington needs to make sure it doesn t just end the war but also wins the peace. for more go to cnn.com/fareed and read my washington post column. and let s get started. the u.s. and china are in a trade war that is rattling markets, for certain. let s not forget japan and south korea are also in a trade tussle and then there s the future mess brexit will inflict on global trade.
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