impact the midterms? i think when we supported the biden ticket we want voting rights and police reform. we are a week from christmas with neither. there are other things that are good. he helped families in some areas. the areas we most voted and rallied for, there is not significant movement. i think inaction on that level will lead to inaction with a lot of voter turnout. i m getting it on my radio show and national action network which i lead. i m saying it not to make a threat, but to give a forecast. sometimes the weatherman tells you the storm is coming. don t blame the weatherman for the storm. i m telling you inaction is setting in. if there is no action on the reason there was action in the first place. all right. reverend al sharpton, thank you. check out rev tonight on
we ll see or thursday. we ll see if that shows maria, the question is, let s say china doesn t come back. let s say corruption and communism combines to bring them down. what can we do? be hess dependent in the long run. but in the short run, do we have a chip to play? at this point the u.s. has been the strength of the world. that s where you re seeing the growth in terms of stability certainly. so i think the u.s. has to continue to see a strengthening economy. we ll see if the federal reserve raising rates takes a crimpof t recovery in jeopardy. we do have a chip, brian. the chip is called fiscal policy and cutting taxes. that would be good. that would be real good. what you don t have is a president willing to do that. you inaction because of a divided government. if you get one party running if you get the republicans running, you ll get tax reform, a rollback of regulations. if you look at larry summers op ed in the financial times,