regulations, whatever that could mean and whatever that could signal. i should point out as we rifle through some of the more popular names, blackberry and amc and express, the overall u.s. markets had a rough go of it. here s the thing. the people who were caught off guard by taking a short position betting, betting that these respective stocks would fall off when, in fact, they didn t, if they made good on that, they would have to borrow against some of their other winners. so amazon came to mind, apple, a host of others. that was driving down all the major averages on fears they d go welch beyond these issues. is that fear overstated? happy saturday morning, this is front and center for us this morning. i m neil cavuto. let s get right to kristina partsinevelos outside gamestop right now. but it really doesn t stop if you think about it reporter: no, you said that. it was a perfect line, the game s not stopping because you have this tug-of-war between wall street and r
joe s breath. everything i say has been deemed insensitiveg joe s , callous,lting. insulting, and by watching this. so wered by watching you. so let s go down the list ofwhat what s mea sn. what is it these days? first off, i say bombel the cartels. those are the people who selll the drugs that kill 100,000 plus people here every year. but bombing them, how mean? is that someone couldth actually getat hurt? i might as well fire a cat by text instead like you wouldn t. yeah. mean so just on its face, let it s mean. so let the carte thel live on. but then so does the drug and xr traffickinafg. pedop innocent people get murdered. there s,, entire generationshi , go missing. so here s an idea.e hear me out.me let s build a wall. buil not bad, right? yeah, i know, i know.i i know. every democrat on tv has a wall around their private peopertyaround t. why do that if it doesn t keep people out? now, some guy once tried? dos cl this, but he was called racist. and that s me.
hopefully it was a big hole because santa is heading home. soon voters start heading to th polls with an economy that look like it is they re top issue on their minds. welcome everyone and merry christmas, this is a special edition of your world. in less than a month until iowa and new hampshire, many americans aren t feeling too festive about their bottom lines . in new poll shows 78 percent of voters think the economy is in bad shape with a lot of the blame falling on the white house . will this be a key factor? let s get the read from our holiday political panel. lauren, let me start with you. everyone s talking about the economy. well, i think that voters don t just care about the economy, they care about a better life, they want a better economy and a better life, they care about healthcare prices, they care about abortion access. and they care about holding corporations accountable for price gouging and for continuin to charge high prices even as inflation comes d
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in about a year and a half, still high. bill: that would normally mean another rate hike on the horizon, but the fed could be forced to rethink that. dana: the moves are designed to protect the u.s. financial system and make sure customers do not lose their deposit. bill: the president insisting this is not a bailout, some folks beg to differ. well, it is a bailout, we give a lot of support to banks. banks pay a premium for insurance, capped at 250,000. if we change the rules and give them more coverage than anybody else gets, i think that s a bailout. the think you have to understand is that what they re doing now with the bailout, printing money to solve the problem. and there is this inflation problem that started the whole thing and they re trying to fix a banking problem by printing money. that will make the inflation problem worse. dana: we have analysis, let s begin with grady. last week a rate hike was almost a given, now things are more complicated, the