consumer-driven economy like that of the united states, how people feel is the key determina determinant. the number you ll tell our viewers about shortly is consumer sentiment, how do you feel about the economy now, how do you feel about it in the future, and this number is as strong as it s been since october of 2007. i want to take you back to october of 2007 and tell you what was going on. dow was at 14,000. it had set a new record. we had just started to see weakness on the housing front. but things were still feeling pretty good. it was only after that, only after october into december of 2007 when the recession started did people start to say, uh-oh, something is wrong with this economy. remember, john, it s when people, americans, consumers start to feel something is wrong, they start to act that way, they spend less, and this starts to create job losses. so this is very key that we re back up to where we were in october 2007 when things felt pretty good. it s key,
these messages. they re turning the behavioral research, for example, and understanding how you get people out. they ve been studying this for a long time. trump just doesn t take that sort of thing seriously. he s going to pay a price for it. i want to turn to hillary clinton. sure. even though she is leading in the polls, there is this consistent perception of the clintons live by their own rules, right. yes, there is. question for pay for play with the clinton foundation. i want you to listen to what jake tapper asked clinton s campaign chief, robby mook, about yet another e-mail exchange that was dropped from the stolen e-mails by wikileaks pertaining to the clinton foundation. we learned that the king of morocco wanted to contribute $12 million to the clinton foundation last year but he only wanted to do it if he could get a face-to-face meeting with hillary clinton. doesn t this feed into one of the concerns that voters have about hillary clinton and the clinton found
we ve only just learned the president will have the veto power. but i did get a chance to catch up with donald trump and ask him why he came today. the votes are already there. the president has essentially already won. what are you hoping to accomplish? the president has won temporarily. believe me, if i take over, it will be a whole different ball game. reporter: and i think that you are hearing there some of the frustration that many establishment republicans and members of congress, even conservative members of congress feel with donald trump s campaign, because that is in many ways, a misunderstanding of what it takes to actually get something done on capitol hill. you ve heard mitch mcconnell quoting harry reid, that you neat 60 votes to get anything through. there are a lot of incredulous republicans saying, trump just