we have five months until election day. now every poll that comes out we know it s me particular alsoly dissected as we all try to analyze where the momentum is. this time around we have seen trump looking strong in poll after poll. but, a few recent surveys including one from us here at fox, shows the race tighter and it triggered some wishful thinking syndrome in some corridors. big shift among independent voters could signal some new momentum for president biden. every poll suggests a tight race. this one shows a little momentum, perhaps. probably than biden has had in really months. it underscores that the biden campaign theory of the case here is which is that as people started to dial in they would find trump less and less appealing. laura: before they start making plans for the second biden inaugural, let s break this down and look at things in some context here. now, first, even with the latest polls, factored in, trump is still leading in the national rcp a
bargaining relationship. we have to attack a corporate monopolies. those monopolies are dominating this economy and not only are they charging consumers more, but they are keeping wages down for a lot of hourly workers. we also have got to make sure the economy is moving as rapidly as it can, and that s what it s all about. it they are all part of that same structural change we need. sarah nelson and robert, that was great thank you for joining me tonight. thank you. remember how for four years we had in the administration would come out and tell you things that were obviously untrue to anyone with eyeballs? why is the new government out with a report about the tear gassing of protesters in lafayette square last year, in trump s photo op which we all saw with our own eyes, that defies all obvious logical common sense? that s next.
not unusual. jobs are growing, but wages are not. globalization and part-time workers are keeping wages in check. this is the favorite trump measure. the fizzling stock market. the i that is great for 401(k) accounts. this is only half of americans who have 401(k) accounts. look, the economy is great. it has been a year. the president has really been a master brander. sure. he has branded this. all his life. he has sort of given companies and workers their mojo back in a way. many of the companies have jumped up after the tax cut plan and say they are raising wages. exxon says they are boosting spending because of the tax cut plan. how much of that is because of
cyclical factor that as we emerge from the recession, we should see an improvement. there is also a longer term phenomena that have been keeping wages down, and you can see this in all sorts of statistics. if you look at the wage share, what part of the national income goes to wages? that s at its lowest point since we started measuring this stuff in 1929. and by contrast, the share going to profits is at a record high again since 1929. the focus on raising wages for some of these jobs, we need more jobs that pay better wages that more people have access to on the skills floor, and that s kind of a bigger problem. the recovery is going to be hard to fix. education is a costly but essential step. the president says it s worth it. if you think education is expensive, wait until you see how much ignorance costs in the 21st century. google chairman eric schmidt agrees. the core problem in america is the educational system is still not producing quite the