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real pleasure to have you here, thanks for making time. it s great to see you, rachel. so, again, i m watching from the cheap seats, as is everybody in the country who is a stakeholder in this fight, who cares about this policy, who knows how transformative they have this bill would be if it passes. and even people who aren t invested in the policy, who just can t believe the drama and have this ruling out across personalities and across time. what can you tell us about that meeting with senator manchin, and how we should understand it in terms of whether this thing is going to get done? well rachel, i have said for sometime that we re gonna get them both done. we are gonna get them done. it s a messy process. democracy is not always easy. negotiation is not always easy. there are differences, everybody knows that there are differences. we gotta bridge them and we have to come together, because at the end of the day we have to deliver both of these bills. the infrastructure bill
mostly the fed trying to figure out how much better can it get? because it looks like we may have a long run without inflation and can see how good we can make things for the american worker. consumer confidence is a feeling but it s not necessarily a fact. do people have that much more money or do they just feel like they do? because just because they re spending doesn t moon they should be. the issue is the difference between consumer attitudes and action. right? what s the real behavior versus the beliefs? at the moment they seem to believe things are good. most americans probably aren t invested in the stock market so, for example, last year the market was very volatile at the end of the year. we had the government shutdown at the end of the year and hurt consumer confidence and psyche and caused people to pull back. this year people feel confident about the economy, about their prospects and to the point brendan was making, they re still apparently slacking in the
it s not like people are constantly always saying the government because it has an origin doesn t make it rational. megyn: an expansion of big government over the past 4 1/2 years. obamacare is one, stimulus spending. you can argue about whether or not they re great things burks it did she there has been there has been debate about whether we re getting too dependent on the government. do i have time to share something? megyn: real quick. the founders trusted us with this awesome authority. we should trust ourselves with it. the folks that were just watching and listening to that president aren t invested with that authority. only he is. he is misconstructing and destroying the english language in the way in which he diagrammed his own sentence. it was preposterous. megyn: diagram. [ laughter ] now we got to go. oh, fine. megyn: lou will have a chart
bottom of 6,547 to its new record of 14,539, set on march 14th, the question is, stay in or cash out? it s an important question and one i ll get to later in the show. first, i want to focus on the 47% of you who admit you do not invest in stocks. not even through an ira or a 401 kansas city k or some sort of pension plan. we re going to figure out why you don t and bust some myths so you can take advantage of the market even in the midst of a bull rally. let s start with the reasons you aren t invested. you have no money, no trust in the system and no guts to withstand the ups and downs and uncertainty of the market. you re just plain scared to get in. joining me now for more on this, lewis barahas, who heads up his own management firm in california, and ryan mack, a financial planner and a vocal advocate for financial literacy in america. ryan, let s start with you. no money, that s what a lot of people say.