biden, out, the benghazi hearing over. the ten days that may have vaulted hillary clinton to the democratic nomination. it s been quite a week, hasn t it? and joining me for insight and analysis this sunday morning are cnbc s john harwood, pulitzer prize winning historian doris kearns goodwin, the washington post s jennifer rubin, and steven henderson of the detroit free press. welcome to sunday, it s meet the press. good sunday morning. we ve just come through perhaps the most significant ten days in the 2016 campaign to date. on the democratic side, hillary clinton reestablished herself as the clear front-runner, she won last week s democratic debate, two of her lesser opponent, jim web and lincoln chafee, dropped out of the race. joe biden decided he had no path to victory. on top of that, clinton was almost universally seen as having survived and some even thought she might have thrive at that house benghazi hearing. on the republican side, the candidates th
biden, out, the benghazi hearing over. the ten days that may have vaulted hillary clinton to the democratic nomination. it s been quite a week, hasn t it? and joining me for insight and analysis this sunday morning are cnbc s john harwood, pulitzer prize winning historian doris kearns goodwin, the washington post s jennifer rubin, and steven henderson of the detroit free press. welcome to sunday, it s meet the press. good sunday morning. we ve just come through perhaps the most significant ten days in the 2016 campaign to date. on the democratic side, hillary clinton reestablished herself as the clear front-runner, she won last week s democratic debate, two of her lesser opponent, jim web and lincoln chafee, dropped out of the race. joe biden decided he had no path to victory. on top of that, clinton was almost universally seen as having survived and some even thought she might have thrive at that house benghazi hearing. on the republican side, the candidates th
today on fears they may still be a little bit overvalued despite a recent drop and it s been a fairly substantial one. is there money to be made? if so, where. if there is, we ll tell you about the next big catalyst. this space is really heating up. plus an exclusive interview with the economist, yes, the economist, who is behind the u.s. soccer, the national team. why he may be the man to bring the world cup in qatar. back to the u.s. first let s check in with sue at the new york stock exchange. and breaking from previous undploimt and inflation targets for when a rate hike might be considered. our senior economics reporter steve liesman is here to put in all in context. get to the monetary policy stuff in a second, but not from the chair s testimony, but the companies monetary policy report. and some specific parse, special small cap, bio, later in the q&a she was asked about how low rates can distort markets. low rates do have an incentive to push individuals to l
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