yesterday the president tweeted that the impeachment effort is holding back the stock market. do you believe that is true? yes i do actually. because i think fundamentally, your network has reported some pretty prominent famous investors, lee cooperman, lloyd blank fine among them, who do not want to see a change in donald trump s economic policies. they like the tax-cut incentives, they like the rollback of regulations, they like the opening in the energy sector and they like the fact that the president is trying to reduce trade barriers and is engaging china in order to protect the american economy and defend the american workforce, they like those policies and the stock market which is up about 20%, s&p, year-to-date, which i would argue is predicting better business conditions ahead, the stock market has benefited from these incentive oriented supply-side markets and they don t want to see a change. when you get these votes and so forth. i m not here to talk about the
synagogue yesterday, investigators are treating this mass murder as a hate crime. this attack immediately comes in the wake of pipe bombs circulat ing through the u.s. mail system we ll speak to senate homeland security chairman ron johnson plus house homeland and judiciary member john ratcliffe and those topics and more and president trump message to the caravan that made the u.s. its final destination and defense secretary jim mattis just approved troops to the border as the commander-in-chief is expected to take further executive action also what was behind the postponement of rod rosenstein s meeting with house lawmakers and is he expected to answer questions in the future? the countdown is on for our mid-term elections the panel will weigh in for congressional control as we look ahead right now on sunday morning futures. and just moments ago officials in pittsburgh releasing more information on the 11 people killed in yesterday s shooting at the tree of life synagogue. e
synagogue yesterday, investigators are treating this mass murder as a hate crime. this attack immediately comes in the wake of pipe bombs circulat ing through the u.s. mail system we ll speak to senate homeland security chairman ron johnson plus house homeland and judiciary member john ratcliffe and those topics and more and president trump message to the caravan that made the u.s. its final destination and defense secretary jim mattis just approved troops to the border as the commander-in-chief is expected to take further executive action also what was behind the postponement of rod rosenstein s meeting with house lawmakers and is he expected to answer questions in the future? the countdown is on for our mid-term elections the panel will weigh in for congressional control as we look ahead right now on sunday morning futures. and just moments ago officials in pittsburgh releasing more information on the 11 people killed in yesterday s shooting at the tree of life synagogue. e
president. police were chasing o.j. simpson in a white bronco. this time it s the feds chasing something else. not o.j. on the run, but prices out of control. experts call it getting ahead of the inflation curve. investors like what they saw. will you? after all, your borrowing costs just went up and stand to go up more. the hope is that the tough medicine will work and this inflation fever he break. the only question, of course, is when. we ve got you covered regardless. connell mcshane at the nasdaq and why traders are buying. the guy they call the sarge on whether order is returning. ed lawrence with jerome powell and gerri willis says many are rejoicing. welcome. i m neil cavuto. this is a much more expensive your world. for today at least, rejoicing at the prospect that it won t last very long. at least the high prices. we go to connell mcshane with more. connell? investors more than anything like what they heard from the fed chair, jerome powell, after the decision
for a barrage of challenges. i don t think anybody and an investment bank for client will say they have it all figured out. ceo s chair insights in exclusive interviews. we are slowly heading back to normalization. when trade stops, work starts. the auto industry looks electric. this is a long-term trend. it will get stronger. straight ahead on bloomberg best. scarlet: hello and welcome, i m scarlet fu, your weekly review for weekly business news and analysis from bloomberg television around the world. the week began with attention focused on florida, region still under siege from a powerful storm. weakened as itma moved past cap, leaving millions of people without power and millions displaced. we are getting a sense about how long it will take for people to get a grasp on the damages. 130, 135, 140 mile per hour winds. they will have to wait to get into aircraft. helicopters and planes to survey the area before they can come up with culinary estimates pre