In. guest: true. i will dial from a 10 to a 9. neil: 9 will still attract people. guest: i will dial back to 9, because of 9-9-9 and $9 million man. neil: what came up with 9-9-9. now you got the $99.99 event. who came up with you? guest: me and my senior economic adviser. this is a true story. rich, from cleveland, lowrie, not the guy with the publication, we have been working on this and we worked on the plan and he was doing the analysis explaining it and because my background is mathematics i could understand it. so when i understood it, rich came and said, the number we need to basically replace those five taxes that is the revenue neutral in terms of getting the same amount of revenue is 8.75,
The first major league run. comes out for a bit of a curtain call. that s the first career home run. but in the next inning, he gets his second career home run, two-run shot to almost the same spot. the yankees beat the orioles but the final score of 11-10. the red sox trying to keep one the yankees. bad news for the sox fans. in the fifth inning, josh beckett throws a pitch, comes up lame with the right foot. he leaves with a sprained ankle. hope that s all it is. no word yet on the severity. you need him. the game remains scoreless until the 11th inning. lowrie at the plate again. he takes a dan wheeler fastball to the center field seats. jays win walkoff 1-0. the sox have lost 6 of 10, they trail the yankees by 2 1/2 games in the a.l. east. the sox s worst start since the beginning of the year. the first time they ve lost two series in a row since the beginning of the year. the yankees are hot, but got
Up, as happened on meet the press when rich lowrie said, the lesson of this is don t steal stuff. when a policeman tells you to do something, don t attack a police officer, the faces on his fellow panelists on that program were absolutely amazing. they were just they looked as if they were astonished that anyone would say such a thing. that s a prevalent attitude among some people and i think the president, i m afraid, is one of them. just before we came to air, there was a headline over on a competitive cable channel, brit, that reads as follows. can racial profiling ever end? what are they talking about? how did this case get turned into all about racial profiling? there s zero evidence that michael brown was racially profiled. well, that, though, has widespread belief. racial profiling and profiling
Ohio. in an interview with bloomberg lowry was asked about his credentials. he said, when people say, well, you re not an economist, you re not even you ve not even set foot in a faculty lounge, what could you possibly know about economics, i m not holding myself out to be that. we re just focused on simple truths of economics, the same way it doesn t take a ph.d. in physics to know what would happen if i held a bowling ball and then dropped it. just a short time ago on cnbc s kudlow report lowrie added this detail. my interest in economics started with you in 1988. and first, let me say in front of the whole world, thank you, larry, and god bless you. the huffington post thinks rich lowrie may have lifted the 9-9-9 idea. it might be a bigger republican
In an interview with bloomberg lowry was asked about his credentials. he said, when people say, well, you re not an economist, you re not even you ve not even set foot in a faculty lounge, what could you possibly know about economics, i m not holding myself out to be that. we re just focused on simple truths of economics, the same way it doesn t take a ph.d. in physics to know what would happen if i held a bowling ball and then dropped it. just a short time ago on cnbc s kudlow report lowrie added this detail. my interest in economics started with you in 1988. and first, let me say in front of the whole world, thank you, larry, and god bless you. the huffington post thinks rich lowrie may have lifted the 9-9-9 idea. it might be a bigger republican plagiarism scandal than scott