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Increasingly nervous at the possibility of a recession just as he is gearing up his campaign for re-election. but what about the democrats hoping to unseat him? would a recession help or hurt the eventual democratic nominee? it s a good discussion. joe lockhart, vicari sellers. if a recession hit during the primary contest, how would that play out in the democratic race? well, first of all, i don t think any democrat i know joe and myself both are not hoping that the country goes into a recession. we don t want individuals to have to suffer more than they are. but what we are seeing is that the proverbial chickens are coming home to roost. donald trump inherited a great economy from barack obama, one that was steadily growing. and everybody remembers the doldrums, the pits that barack obama lifted the economy up from. ....
well, you know, i think normally and in normal situations, a recession or tough economic times would lead to, you know, more would be beneficial to more populist candidates like warren or sanders. but these aren t normal times. i think i ve been struck over the last couple months how often people say they want a steady hand. they want d.c. experience. they want they want things to calm down as opposed to, you know, sort of a lurch to the left or, you know, big radical revolutionary changes. so i think it s hard to predict. i think all of them i agree with everything vicari said on where democrats are. i think whether the economy is in recession or not in recession, democrats are going to focus on how donald trump has made worse the central problem of our time, which is income inequality, by giving this big trillion dollar tax cut to corporations that s done nothing to stimulate the economy. so i think in some ways it doesn t matter because the message is the same. the economy ....
President trump and his top aides denying that the economy could be facing a possible recession in the near future despite warnings from economists that a downturn may be headed our way. most economists actually say, phil, we re not going to have a recession. mostly of them are saying we re not going to have a recession. but the rest of the world is not doing well like we re doing. the president said to be increasingly nervous at the possibility of a recession just as he is gearing up his campaign for reelection. but what about the democrats hoping to unseat him? would a recession help or hurt the eventual democratic nominee? it s a good discussion. joe lockhart, vicari sellers. if a recession hit during the primary contest, how would that play out in the democratic race? well, first of all, i don t think any democrat i know joe and myself both are not hoping that the country goes into a recession. ....
Corporations that s done nothing to stimulate the economy. so i think in some ways it doesn t matter because the message is the same. the economy is not working for most americans whether we re in recession or not in recession. interesting. listen, and vicari, we re talking about this, right, because that is the thing that he has used as his shield, his cape, right, his superhero cape, the economy, the economy, the economy. a new wall street journal poll puts the president s approval rating at 43%. 55% disapproving. that s down slightly from last month. listen, i m going ask you about the democrats last time, my last question. what if the economy does take a dive, what does it do to his base, then, vicari? absolutely nothing. i mean, we can t forget that donald trump had an approval rating in the mid 30s when he beat hillary clinton. so i m not someone to believe that these polls somehow are going to dictate who turns out for donald trump. he has a core base of supporters. he has ....