This is r. T. International. Peace talks with the taliban have resumed the u. S. President paid a surprise visit to the base in afghanistan the 1st time hes ever been to the country a substantial cut in troop numbers. Were doing a tremendous job and as you know a big part of their job is isis certainly the biggest and al qaeda and we have weve got them down very low numbers we have that totally taken care of an aversion or period of time and well see what happens the taliban wants to make a deal well see if they want to make a deal its going to be a real deal but well see. Or trauma either statement after a meeting with the afghan president afghani we heard from current gitau ski retired u. S. Air force Lieutenant Colonel who says that the u. S. Pullout from afghanistan is long overdue seems like theyre trying to rebuild it and i do think theres a chance for i mean were wasting american dollars in lives in afghanistan truck ran on a platform of bringing the troops home hes got less tha
So already i want to please have your attention again. Welcome back. It is now time for session five and this session is entitled a historic tax cut campaign. This panel will be moderated by steve forbes. Mr. Forbes, chairman and editor in chief of forbes media, mr. Forbes campaigned vigorously the presidency in 1996 and 2000. Hes the author of several books, including most recently inflation what it is, why its bad and how to fix it. Forbes is a trustee of the coolidge foundation. Please join me in welcoming mr. Forbes and our. Thank you. Sir. Zara. Yes. Good. Thats on. Yes. Well, thank you for mentioning the book yesterday. Several of the Panel Participants made commercials for their books. You can find eight of mine on amazon. And so thatll help cover my train fare the next i come down here. If you buy it from me today, give you 2 off for cash. But it is. Theres a good fun to be here. Good morning. Thank all of you for participating. Thank cspan audiences as well for listening in on
So already i want to please have your attention again. Welcome back. It is now time for session five and this session is entitled a historic tax cut campaign. This panel will be moderated by steve forbes. Mr. Forbes, chairman and editor in chief of forbes media, mr. Forbes campaigned vigorously the presidency in 1996 and 2000. Hes the author of several books, including most recently inflation what it is, why its bad and how to fix it. Forbes is a trustee of the coolidge foundation. Please join me in welcoming mr. Forbes and our. Thank you. Sir. Zara. Yes. Good. Thats on. Yes. Well, thank you for mentioning the book yesterday. Several of the Panel Participants made commercials for their books. You can find eight of mine on amazon. And so thatll help cover my train fare the next i come down here. If you buy it from me today, give you 2 off for cash. But it is. Theres a good fun to be here. Good morning. Thank all of you for participating. Thank cspan audiences as well for listening in on
So already i want to please have your attention again. Welcome back. It is now time for session five and this session is entitled a historic tax cut campaign. This panel will be moderated by steve forbes. Mr. Forbes, chairman and editor in chief of forbes media, mr. Forbes campaigned vigorously the presidency in 1996 and 2000. Hes the author of several books, including most recently inflation what it is, why its bad and how to fix it. Forbes is a trustee of the coolidge foundation. Please join me in welcoming mr. Forbes and our. Thank you. Sir. Zara. Yes. Good. Thats on. Yes. Well, thank you for mentioning the book yesterday. Several of the Panel Participants made commercials for their books. You can find eight of mine on amazon. And so thatll help cover my train fare the next i come down here. If you buy it from me today, give you 2 off for cash. But it is. Theres a good fun to be here. Good morning. Thank all of you for participating. Thank cspan audiences as well for listening in on
But what else we are going to be tracking in the session is the cautious tone thats going to be coming across from the wall street day. Given that as you said it is the countdown to those inflation metrics. The feds preferred inflation gauge. We have australian inflation coming out. And trading volumes have been pretty thin really over the past few sessions as we await those numbers. We are taking a look at the nikkei, unchanged at this point, but of course watching what is close to a psychological level of 40,000 points. Lets change on a look at what wells we are tracking. Korean markets just opening. You are seeing a little bit of positivity coming through but its very modest as well. Not Much Movement coming through either direction. U. S. Futures you can see again fairly steady. We did not have big moves for the broader index overnight. It was those individual movers that came through, some of the big tech for instance. A change of fortunes thereafter some of those names, but more