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50% or more you remember. i recall when it was 50% or more. this will impact on people 50% or more. this will impact on people with more. a lot of people have fixed rate mortgages. less than 10%, have fixed rate mortgages. less than 10%. i have fixed rate mortgages. less than 10%. i think. have fixed rate mortgages. less than 10%, ithink, are have fixed rate mortgages. less than 10%, i think, are on variable mortgages at the moment. the prospect mortgages at the moment. the prospect is going up to two or 3%. with inflation, we said inflation could reach as high as seven and a quarter could reach as high as seven and a quarter percent any time wages are decreasing. the economic outlook, and i decreasing. the economic outlook, and i don t decreasing. the economic outlook, and i don t begin to understand, i ust and i don t begin to understand, i just look and i don t begin to understand, i just look at and i don t begin to understand, i just look at the headlines, and the o ....
Russians, it doesn t prevent him from taking tough positions if necessary, do you buy that? i don t. look at what happened with the sanctions bill last year. you and i talked about this before, there was overwhelming concern in the congress that the president wouldn t be there for tough sanctions, we had basically tie his hands, you don t see that very often. it was a 98-2 vote for sanctions against russia in the senate. passed in august. we re now in december, the president hated that legislation. he didn t to want even sign it, he had no choice because you guys in the senate and the house would have overridden the veto if he would have vetoed the legislation, it would not have been implemented as far as we know. he s stone walling that legislation. he didn t want it in the first place as you indicated, this relationship he has with putin, i find baffling because again and again when you listen to it, they just sort of recycling each other s talking points. are the russians st ....
Article in the washington post today detailing president trump s refusal to accept evidence of russian interference in the u.s. presidential election. officials told the post that the president is daily briefing was structured to avoid upsetting him so they do not talk about that. what s your reaction? i think that s bizarre. these are the people the tax payers pay to get us up to date information with the respect to the challenges our country faces as far back as before the election in the fall of 2016. we basically knew that the russians are trying to interfere with the election. and somehow there is this relationship between the president and mr. putin, i don t begin to be able to psychoanalyze it, but somehow they support each other, even though we understand that the russians clearly have hostile interest. the washington post spoke with some administration officials who insist that despite the president s friendly rhetoric toward putin and the ....
This is a very smart man, standing up and defending vladimir putin and the russians. i don t know how you start a presidency with that. just a few moments ago paul ryan spoke at a press conference. he agreed that russia was behind the attack and did try to interfere with the elections. what happens tomorrow? do you think they can convince donald trump? i don t begin to be able to predict the thought process of donald trump. he is going to sit with the intelligence heads. you ve watched the hearings. you know they re very, very careful about what they do and how they say it. how think how the president-elect respond to the top intelligence leaders in this country is going to be another signal of how seriously he will take his number one obligation, which is to keep the american people safe. how about this idea we re heard from the wall street journ ....
The one thing people want to know is who governor romney thinks will win the republican nomination. i asked his take on who he thinks is leading and for the lessons he would share for the candidates after one of the most infamous moments of the 2012 race for the white house. let me ask you about krauthammer. he says the next tier is poll well but cannot win. i don t begin to be a political scientist. ben carson, could he win? the lowest grade i got in college was in political science. i m not going to make assessments. ....