it is a juggernaut that they are building. the trump are building. they re on their way to raise 1.5 or $1.6 billion, breaking all records. already at records. i think not just the impeachment stuff that is fueling the flames here, but it s also elizabeth warren. the prospect among business people. wall street guys and anyone among corporate america. elizabeth warren is going to up into the economy the way that she says that she wants to do it. neil: it is a 1-2 fund-raising punch. what he think of that? it looks exactly right. [laughter] the trump campaign are raising lots and lots of money. it is because the democrats really are playing their hand here. impeachment is a nonstarter. i don t think that the democrats believe that they can truly be
let s put all that side. look at the stock market. this is a huge rise in the stock market. the president connects his success with the stock market. they re not just rich wall street guys, there are 401(k)s, retirement accounts. people look at the stock market and feel great about it. stocks in the economy are very different, though, and i know you guys know that. but not everybody is invested. about 45% of the country is invested. some are invested through 401(k)s. it s a great time to be invested in stock. the economy is feeling just a little bit soft right now. caleb silver, you can get a lot of these explanations as we do at investopedia.com. thanks for watching velshi & ruhle. we ll be back at 3:00 p.m. a very busy day here on msnbc. chris jansing, you have lots to
democrat, cohost to her, about two dozen or dozen people, wall street guys, people that generally raise money for political candidates. there is an ulterior motive as to why she s showing up and they came out this really interesting time in a campaign. tulsi gabbard is not an established democrat in terms of what the party likes. she is often critical of the party. she is very critical of hillary clinton. hillary clinton recently came out and said she s a russian asset that basically is going to run for a third party. that s what she said. martha: i heard from somebody in the democratic circles that the reason that hillary hinton said that is because she wanted to sort of throw shade on her so to speak because they are concerned that she is going to run as a third-party candidate. here s the hillary hillary clinton sound bite. i think they ve got there on somebody who is currently in the democratic primary and are grooming her to be the third party candidate.
entertainment week lly the show host. welcome to both of you. let s talk about your that s very good. what was your good for the week? hustlers. what? j. lo s new film. she play as stripper who drugs wall street guys and takes all of their money. her body is the eighth wonder of the world. i found myself also thinking about income inequality when i was watching this film. and the one percent. between like the bartenders
look good i think for the next couple weeks. neil: you hear talk about growing instability, that the chinese are going to have to do something to contain it. we don t know what that is. the fact that they could shut down one of the world s busiest airports. not good, right? protest more recently have taken on new life and as they continue, i think they point to a broader challenge which is really the feedback loop between hong kong ours and their government has been completely severed. the big question going forward is whether or not the hong kong authorities can be responsive to the needs of their citizens or whether or not we re going to see some sort of potentially terrifying intervention aging. the u.s. should do everything that has power to support peaceful elements of the protest but should also work so that china doesn t have to intervene at any point in time because that could potentially be very, very dangerous. neil: charlie gasparino, you talk to these wall street