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http://www.cnbc.com/last-call 02-09-2011 14:38:31
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"Having a strong border will actually increase wages for American workers," says Omeed Malik on Trump laying out his economic agenda. "We should be caring about American citizens and how we are going to increase wages for them."
“If the Iranian situation turns from words to action, you could have a real problem,” says Dan Pickering’s Dan Pickering after U.S. officials uncovered an Iranian plot to assassinate Donald Trump.
“I am having a hard time finding someone who’s not betting on a Trump trade,” says Raymond James’ Edward Mills. “We had 91% of respondents this week say they think that it's going to either be a Republican sweep or a Trump victory.”
“At this point, there’s probably no way to build manufacturing in the U.S. without both the incentives plus the tariffs, unfortunately for the tariffs’ side,” says Paula Mints on the future of U.S Solar Manufacturing.
"The path towards a Republican victory is being pronounced by the stock market," says Jeff Kilburg as the Trump trade surges. "But the mass amount of uncertainty can change anything on a dime."
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“Really, what’s holding things back is this continued conversation about who the nominee is going to be,” says Donna F. Edwards on uncertainty surrounding the Democratic presidential nominee pick. “The president really senses that he has momentum around his base.”
Artificial intelligence is shedding light on consumers who may be "credit invisible." Sharon Epperson reports.
"I still think you will have a different [Democratic] nominee by the time we get to the end of August," says Marc Short on Biden. "You have the Senate Majority Leader going to the incumbent president to tell him he no longer has support among Democratic senators."