Numbers. The Investment Committee is ready to go. The Halftime Report starts right now. Welcome, good to have you with us on this friday steve weiss, John Najarian, jenny harrington, and rob s seichen. Our heads are spinning, our portfolios gyrating. Was this week a sign, steve, of whats to come absolutely. This is very indicative of what weve seen, and indicative of whats to come there are these camps that there is a recession, there isnt a recession. I dont think it really matters. Markets can go down without a recession, and they do it all comes down to trade at the end of the day, you have to come through that and you have to have some calmness on the trade front. No more tweets if you have that, youll continue to move up. Today was virtually i wouldnt call it a meltup, but every major market is up more than 1 . Relief on the yield front exactly maybe it all, jenny, comes down to yields if yields can rise a little bit, it takes some of the pressure off the stock market do you agree
Consistently speaking throughout this nation, one of the fastest ways forward is in fact education. Your comment do you disagree with that . I totally agree with that the comment with senator cotton is a part of the challenge we had with upward mobility in our society that put the focus on education is the importance of understanding globalization and technology and the chasm that it creates for the workforce for those on one side are going to be impacted by the grow iing technology and gap being created. This economy requires a different type of education. It may not be the formal education we are all used to in the figures i talked about from the High School Dropout to the person with an advanced degree that still works in addition that one, the reason why myself and cory booker and others focussed on apprenticeships is because our nation speaking of someplace like germany, we are woefully behind on using apprenticeships of using a mechanism or vehicle to help folk who is may not wan
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