thinking about over the weekend? next week, which is going to be just gigantic we have everything from ibm, we will bookcase ibm on monday and american express on friday, both will be challenging and i think they could determine things. carl, i have to tell you, 8:30 santelli comes on and gives you that housing start number, then diana talks about how there are not a lot of houses. i sit here and i think the fed has done a magnificent job, what can they do? they can take rates down to the point where, yes, maybe jpmorgan doesn t make as much money, bank of america certainly doesn t, but people are buying houses and that s what s been working in the stock market this week is the housing trade the lows, the home depot the deere small tractors, that stuff has been flying off the shelves and that s exciting. it was not, of course, the cloud, saas stocks and cybersecurity. there s always a bull market somewhere. right we ve been taking note of all the upside reannouncements to
gun violence. the democracy alliance senior advisor discusses her recent piece in the nation magazine, the republican party s white women problem. roblem o. host: good morning. it is friday, september 6, 2019. welcome to washington journal. there has been a notable update in a mission and outlook of a major business group, one representing some 200 blue-chip companies that perhaps reflects the changing views in america over who corporations should be responsible to. this first hour, we will talk about that. who should corporations be responsible to? 202-748-8000 is the number to call for democrats. 202-748-8001.e and for all others, 202-748-8002 . you can send us a tweet at @cspanwj or post comments to facebook.com/cspan. in addition to the change of the business roundtable outlook, perhaps the increasing crossroads between public policy in corporations like johnson & johnson and purdue pharma over the opioid crisis or walmart and the gun violence privacy concerns over c
mountain and pacific time zones, (202) 748-8001. you can also catch up with us on social media. .witter.com/cspanwj you can start calling you now. a reminder, when you do call in, turn the volume on your tv down. you will you will be able to hear the program when you are on hold. as you are calling in, we want to take you back to the first of this month. the president was in cincinnati at a campaign rally. he talked about the problems facing american cities. [video clip] has paid a: no one higher price than our nation s inner cities. you see what is happening. you see our inner cities, we years, and it for is stolen money. it is wasted money. it is a shame. for decades, these communities have been run exclusively by democrat politicians. it has been total one party control of the inner cities. for 100 years it has been one party control. look at them. we can name one after another, but i won t do that. i don t want to be controversial. host: that was the president with his
residents in the mountain and pacific time zones are (202) 748-8001 you can also catch up with us on social media. twitter.com/cspanwj. you can start calling you now. a reminder, when you do call in, turn the volume on your tv down. as you are calling in, we want to take you back to the first of this month. the president was in cincinnati at a campaign rally. he talked about the problems facing american cities. [video clip] pres. trump: no one has paid a higher price than our nation s inner cities. dear price.id a you see what s happening. you see our inner cities, we spend millions for years, and it is stolen money. it is wasted money. it is a shame. for decades, these communities have been run exclusively by democrat politicians. it has been total one party control of the inner cities. for 100 years it has been one party control. look at them. we can name one after another, but i won t do that. i don t want to be controversial. host: that was the president with his concerns
asking your top concern. we will talk with columnists and editorial writers from detroit, chicago, new york, and san francisco .ost: good morning we are spending this morning on the washington journal focusing on the issues facing america s cities. having this conversation in the wake of president trump singling out baltimore and pointing to the nation s 30th largest city as a symbol of problems with urban areas. this morning we re are going to hear from city residents only. ellis tell us what your top issues are where you live. you areidents only, if in the eastern time zone, (202) 748-8000. mountain and pacific time zones, (202) 748-8001. you can also catch up with us on social media. .witter.com/cspanwj you can start calling you now. a reminder, when you do call in, turn the volume on your tv down. you will you will be able to hear the program when you are on hold. as you are calling in, we want to take you back to the first of this month. the president was in cincin