Protect womens rights and as rioters get sentenced for storming the capitol on January 6th. He had a fondness for trump that was not unlike the first love a man may have for a girl. Steve bannon is laying the Ground Work to help steal the next election. All in starts right now. I saw a Covid Stat that blew my mind. The vaccine has been widely available for free for about six months. Current fatalities from covid are running roughly double what they were a year ago. Before we had vaccines. It seems an unspeakable tragedy. It is unspeakable. Its maddening and confusing. I think its worth taking a second understanding of where we are in the battle against this virus now. About 62 of those eligible are fully vaccinated in this country which means we have a whole nation within a nation of unvaccinated folks. Tens of millions of people who arent vaccinated. Not to mention children. Unvaccinated folks are clustered in areas around Each Other because vaccination is not evenly distributed. Ther
tomorrow. we will have our fed coverage as usual. then onto an exceptionally busy end of the week. there s no question about it, you wonder where this stimulus debate will be in washington by the end of the week and into the sunday talk shows. jonathan: 98 days until the election, you would think washington, d.c. would get it together. just as the economy starts to roll over, as that recovery starts to plateau, the collective will to do a whole lot more fades. that is the story, and it is always the story you when you exit the immediate crisis, the collective will fades. tom: lawrence kudlow still talking about a v-shaped recovery. i am looking at the 3m and 16%, 20%s, unemployment. where is the recovery? jonathan: as of q3, there s your v. after that you rollover. that is what everyone is expecting, even with the reopening. everyone expected that mechanical lift as you go from shut down to reopen pretty much every economist expected it to fade as we got deeper into the summe
company. elon musk returns to twitter to taunt his critics. and washington approved sanctions on china over hong kong as a top white house adviser says the u.s. is increasingly unhappy. new trade restrictions could be on the way. let s look at how we are setting up in asia for that final trading session of the week. to trackstocks are set wall street as we assess the latest job numbers from the u.s. we did see some sluggish data indicating the pace for hiring maybe cooling as the virus spreads. just keeping an eye on that. ae index could be headed for weekly gain that could massively sway sentiment. we have retail sales to from singapore and inflation numbers from thailand, along with a pmi reading from china. overall, we are set to end the week higher after thursday s event. settledg futures have lower after the index cap the biggest rise in three months, let higher by property names and chinese brokers rallied as well. financial markets have been resilient in the face of wi
likely will not recognize by sight. his name is scott lloyd. not a very high profile person in the trump administration. but this is who president trump appointed to run the office of refugee resettlement in the federal government. now, this man had no experience with refugees, no experience with resettlement, you know, so sure, he s perfect. it s the office of refugee resettlement. he has no experience with either of those words or concepts, although i m sure he did know his way around an office. what he did have experience in is that he was a lifelong, hard-core antiabortion, anticontraception activist. and it turns out, we learned, that whether or not your main life experience is being an antiabortion activist, if in fact we get the kind of government where you get the job of running the office of refugee resettlement, what that means in practical terms is that you get to run the shelters, the government-run holding facilities in which immigrant teenagers, immigrant kids a
cavuto kicks it in overdrive tonight. welcome, i m neil cavuto. don t know if you ve heard, but japan is back in a recession. you know why? because of something we re doing in this country right now. hiking taxes, but here s the real killer about japan. the economy went south on just the promise sales tax would be heading north. it s true. now, prime minister, has taken that tax hike off the table. he s going to postpone what would have been a 10 percent sales tax from 8 percent. no wonder they were girding for the worse. no wonder household spending grew barely at all. in the overall japanese economy. they were holding back. companies were holding back. i ve seen it time and again. just talk of taxes going up. gets populations hunkering down especially when they actually do go up. like in this country, when taxes go up and a variety of health related taxes combined to reduce what is now the worst recoveries we ve seen in history. for uncle sam to spend on stimulus that barel