our next speaker is russell mulchiver. he s the editor for over three decades of the corporate crime reporter, a newsletter based in washington, d.c. he explores corporate crime and he is a founder of single paid action and he s in charge of single pay action. he also founded and runs morgancountyusa.org in western virginia. works at the local level as well like jim henry. morgancountyusa. morgancountyusa.org. is the author of corporate crime and violence and the abuse of public trust. it s put out by an environmental group. he lives in berkeley springs, west virginia, and he s probably interviewed more people than anyone you ve ever met over the years. he once actually put out a daily newspaper five days a week and had interviews in each one. the corporate crime reporter, which is not in any of the law school libraries, he is trying to expand the documentation of corporate crime. he s in touch with scholars all the time around the world. welcome, russell mulchiver. [ app
i m michelle caruso cabrera. the dow and nasdaq and s&p 500 hitting all-time highs. the dow in particular has been unstoppable, on the longest winning streak since july. up to the eighth straight trading session. commodities are always volatile. check out nat gas down 9%. it s been warm in the northeast. huge part of the nation has been warm. take a look at that. a decline of 29% for nat gas. don t see that very often, tyler. michelle, thank you very much. because you can never have too many lunches, welcome to power lunch. i m tyler mathisen. we begin with this rally in the stock market. for that, let s go to bob pisani. hi, bob. hello, tyler. happy tuesday, everybody. the important thing is this is a global rally. it s not just the s&p 500. not just new highs here. germany hit a 52-week high. brazil hit a new high. canada hit a new high. some of this is on the commodity rally but there s a global rally going on, two powerful forces moving the stock markets around the
session and right now, stocks are in the green and soldly so. tech stocks the big winners with the nasdaq up more than 1%. here s a look at the biggest winners right now. sky works, nordstrom, e trade and marathon petroleum with a multipercentage point gains. melissa? i m melissa lee. here s what else is happening. pandora rolling out a new verlgs of its ad free aid owe service that will allow you to replay and skip songs. and julia downgraded to a tropical depression as it weakens off the georgia coast. trump just wrapping up his speech on the economy. let s bring in john harwood, larry kudlow and former adviser to the trump campaign is going to join us. you can see him sitting behind donald trump. robert reich is the cnbc contributor and author and steve, the last thing. the fed is political. wouldn t raise rates even it wanted to because it would be good for obama. donald trump makes no sense to me. as josh brown just said from the fast money group, if the economy
right now in nearly all the super tuesday states, marco rubio and ted cruz have unleashed a barrage of new attacks. trying to slow the trump steam roller. jon karl is here to start us off. good morning, jon. reporter: good morning, george. donald trump is facing his biggest test yet. a sustained assault of personal insults, attacks, and mockery that looks like it could have been designed by trump himself. a campaign trail saturday donald trump predicting a super tuesday rout. hopefully, we ll win tennessee. we re going win everything. i think we re even i think we have great chance to win texas. reporter: after his double-digit wins in south carolina and nevada, some establishment republicans finally agree, he could actually win this thing. trump, he s got the momentum. i think there s a more than 50% chance he s the nominee. reporter: nowhere was that hammered home more than friday s we need a first class president. we re going to have it in donald trump. rep
week. here now, chief bnchor george stephanopoulos. as we come on the air this week, it s getting harder and harder to find words to describe aa presidential race sounding more and more like a grade school playground. hillary clinton and donald trump dominating the race. clinton trounced sanders in south carolina. cruising into super tuesday states with overwhelming support from african-american voters. and with donald trump ahead right now in nearly all the super tuesday states, marco rubio and ted cruz have unleashed a barrage of new attacks. trying to slow the trump steam roller. jon karl is here to start us off. good morning, jon. reporter: good morning, george. as he appears on the verge of winning it all, donald trump is facing his biggest test yet. a sustained assault of personal insults, attacks, , d mockery that looks like it could have been designed by trump himself. donald trump predicted a super tuesday rout. hopefully, we ll win tennessee. we re going to w