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Let's get you to Pennsylvania with MS now senior White House reporter Von Hillyard. And here in New York with us are political analysts, Republican strategist Susan Delp Persio and Democratic strategist Basil Michael. So Van, why that location.And why now. >> Why now. This is the first time he's going to have an event like this, a typical rally since going all the way back to July 3rd over the summer in Iowa.For the president, he has dug his heels in here and at least publicly is resisting the idea that the ...

Good morning. I'm Emily Ketta in for Joe and Savannah. We begin this hour with the brutal cold snap that's gripping much of the country, bringing below freezing temperatures and blankets of heavy snow. This morning, millions are waking up under winter storm warnings and advisories as a surge of arctic air causes temperatures to plunge. And a series of snowstorms slam the Midwest and East Coast. The winter weather also causing problems at the nation's airports. So far this morning, hundreds of flights are al ...

The Q4 CFO survey, it's back and we're asking the biggest corporate financial decision makers about their business, the economy, and how they're using artificial intelligence. Every quarter, we ask about risk. CFOs say currently the biggest risk to their business, it's consumer demand.41% with that answer tied for second would be Fed policy and overregulation, both at right around 14%. Still, CFOs seem confident on the strength of the economy with more than half saying the US will not experience a recession ...

RT Brian Armstrong (@brian_armstrong)At some point with enough regulation producing fines, it borders on looting.You can have more fines from over-regulation, or you can have a growing economy, but you can't have both. ...

want to uh get uh right into the broader markets ahead of this week's Fed meeting. Joining us right now is Jeremy Seagull, professor emeritus of finance at the University of Pennsylvania's Warden School of Business. Also, of course, chief economist at Wisdom Tree.Good morning to you. Uh what do you think we are going to hear from the Fed this week. And and what do you think we should hear from them. >> Uh I think we're going to hear a uh what I call a hawkish cut.I think they are cutting 25 basis points. I ...

Core Viewpoint - Oppenheimer predicts that the S&P 500 will continue to advance in 2026, driven by a resilient economy and strong corporate profits [1] Economic Outlook - The economy is expected to remain robust, contributing positively to market performance [1] - Corporate profits are likely to sustain their strength, further supporting the S&P 500's growth trajectory [1]

Economic Concerns & Presidential Strategy - The report highlights concerns that many Americans feel goods are too expensive [2] - The President is embarking on a travel blitz to address the economy, particularly in key battleground states like Pennsylvania [1][5] - The White House believes Trump is the party's best salesman to turn the narrative around before the midterm elections [5][6] - A potential proposal of 50-year mortgages is mentioned, but its feasibility is questioned [4][6] Republican Party & Midterm Elections - There's nervousness among House Republicans about the upcoming midterm elections [9] - The report suggests Republicans may need to distance themselves from Trump or develop their own economic recommendations [9][10] - Estimates suggest Republicans could lose a significant number of seats (around 40) in the upcoming election [11] Potential Policy & Public Perception - The President needs to acknowledge the economic problems and present solutions [3] - Republicans criticize Trump for not doing enough to address rising costs and financial struggles [7] - The White House is expected to ramp up Trump's travel after the new year [8]

Web3 & Social Influence - Klout is developing something special in the Web3 space, aiming to simplify it [1] - Klout is positioning itself as a platform where influence meets economy [1] - Attention is being framed as a new asset that Klout turns into value [1] Marketing & Hype - There is growing hype around Klout [1] - The call to action is to "be Klouted like never before," suggesting a renewed or intensified focus on the platform [1]

I sat down with @jvisserlabs to discuss the major forces driving markets today, including bitcoin’s price action, accelerating institutional adoption, the latest AI developments, internal tensions at OpenAI, and an overlooked industrial company he believes will be critical to the future economy.We wrap with a sharp look at the Fed, interest rates, deflation signals, and why easy money is still flowing through the system.Enjoy!YouTube: https://t.co/4pkAZxeUMXApple: https://t.co/FkUq7uoyxJSpotify: https://t.c ...