That i see. We had a 92 rating in one poll. 80 to 20. I told that to bret baier. We sent him a lot of polls and sent you polls this morning. We had an 86 rating in one, another 77 . One poll is 92 to 6 . 92 to 7. Speak louder, mr. President. 88 to 11. All the polls are 60, 70, and 80. 83 to 3. Wow. I mean, but every single poll had me winning, like 90 to 10. It was 24 to 25. Do a Shoutout Poll, who they thought won the debate Last Night. Itll be great. You know we always do the poll at The End, mr. President. Why dont you do it while but im on the phone there. The polls are indicating that we got 90 , 60 , 72 , 71 , and 89 . Where are you getting these numbers from . And there you have it, willie. The race is over. 86 to 3, he tells one person. Who responds with, wow. You won 86 to 3. Did you, Comrade Stalin . All the soviet people must really love you. No, but, i mean, Thats Part of the well, its not part of the problem. I mean, its a huge problem. He lives in an alternate reality. Hi
Take a look at how the markets are settling out tonight. As soon as we got that announcement the market went from down 90 to down 50 and its creeped lower since with a decline on the session of 80 points, finishing at 13,167. A decline of threequarters of 1 at 2992 on the nasdaq and the s p gave up 9 at 1419 and the Federal Reserve and the fiscal cliff weighed in on this market. How do you position yourself . Joining me to discuss that our guests. Gentlemen, nice to have you on the program. Thanks so much for joining us. Let me kick this off with you in terms of allocating capital right here in the face of so much uncertainty, fiscal cliff, Federal Reserve. What is going to be the dominant force in terms of moving money . I think you dont fight the fed. I think what happened yesterday is a little bit more of the same we had this year which is the fed is going to try to keep Interest Rates low until it moves people off the risk spectrum which means between bonds and equities we still fa
Mission critical rise above d. C. Welcome back to our continuing coverage, Mission Critical rise above d. C. Weve been here all morning long. While weve been here on capitol hill, weve been talking to lawmakers about rising above gridlock and reaching a real deal on the fiscal cliff. In the last hour we sat down with Grover Norquist saying no one should strike a bad deal, and that there is no better reason to raise taxes now than there was in the past. He also added he thinks House Speaker boehner has been a good leader during the fiscal cliff negotiations. And then we were joined by bob corker and bob conrad. Corker said we need to focus more on entitlements now, and he will not sign any package that doesnt deal with entitlements at this point. Conrad said more, not less, should be included in some sort of a big deal. By big deal, he means over 4 trillion. We are now just 20 days away from the fiscal cliff deadline. We continue to bring both sides of the aisle to sit down together. Co
Right now down there. That, crickets, the sound of nothing going on. It is a sad sight indeed. Three days and 11 hours from now we will be over the cliff. The hill does not seem like a behive of activity today, but a key meeting is set for today. In about two hours time at the white house the congressional leaders will be there with the president. Good afternoon, everybody. Im tyler mathisen, Michelle Carusocabrera is with us and eamonja javers is joining us. Mary. Tyler, weve been wait in see mode on wall street as investors react to any kind of signs or headlines that come out about possible progress on a deal, a mini deal is what traders are expecting now to avoid going over the fiscal cliff. Basically weve been held in about 100 point range from the dow. It is midpoint. As you might expect on the second to last trading day, volume is light. 1 billion shares changed hands. On average we get about 3. 2 billion every day. Take a look at the vix. Its a measure of fear. Yesterday poppin
Get through the house. Isnt that where we started . At this point, who is going to vote for that . Once you as a republican vote for that, how do you have leverage later on ever in the negotiations . I think that sets up if they get the basic plan through the senate on democratic votes only and send that plan to the house, what that sets up is a failure of the plan in the house, because thats not something republicans said they could support in the past. What that would do you do is set up a situation where democrats are daring republicans on the last day of the deadline to vote against a solution. That could be tricky for them. A lot of republicans say we are not going to give in on the issue of raising taxes without the equivalent spending cuts on the other side of the deal. To not bring one facesaving one facesaving bone when it comes to spending cuts, i dont see how you get there. Presumably, they are trying to hammer out that detail along with others in the potential agreement bet