I would start this getting your reaction on why the markets are ripping higher, the Fed cut rates, but I'm listening to the Fed chair Torson. I I came away thinking this is the first meeting where the Fed chair is worried about the impact to the labor market because of the AI expansion in the US and around the world. Is AI about to I guess just put a bowling ball through the labor market next year.Well, he was asked that question by a number of the reporters and this continues to be a very very important is ...

There's a lot of big institutions that might even be behind some of this sell-off that want to drive it lower because they want to get in. I think there's huge institutional big money demand to buy Bitcoin. It's just waiting to pounce. And so once that pounce happens, we're going to be at 150. I still think, and the last time I was on, I said I think we'll be at 150 by the end of February. I hate to do it, but facts change, I got to change. I'm going to back it up just a little bit and say I think we'll be ...

We turn now to this week's historic shakeup in South Florida where Miami voters elected former county commissioner Eileene Higgins as the first ever woman to lead the city. She is also the first declared Democrat to win Miami's mayoral race in nearly 30 years. Higgins beat her Trump endorsed opponent by roughly 20 points. And Mayor Elect Higgins joins us now. Congratulations. Uh first of all, uh what a win on so many levels. Um and to what do you uh to what do you point to that that made your your campaign ...

Uh, isn't it interesting. The Senate is set to vote on rival health care plans today as a growing number of congressional Republicans are now showing their support for extending Affordable Care Act subsidies that are set to expire soon. On that interesting note, let's bring in Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer of New York.And I think it's very interesting, Senator, that the the Republicans who were out front on this in both the Senate and the House are those Republicans who have tough fights at the ballo ...

First, the hot topic of the hour. President Trump touting a strong economy and his efforts to lower costs in a business roundt at the White House yesterday. Watch.>> In the old days, when you announced really good results in this country, the stock market went up and that's the way it should be. And we're going back to that because otherwise you can never really attain true greatness. Growth doesn't mean inflation.They're always afraid that oh we have and if there is inflation that's okay then we can slow i ...

Too many Americans are struggling to say that concerns about affordability are a hoax, says @allisonschrager, but it's a stretch to say there's a crisis (via @opinion) https://t.co/H8M3Tpv7BQ ...

We're back now with a look at the major shift happening in Miami. A Democrat winning the mayoral race for the first time in 28 years. Democrat Eileen Higgins earning nearly 60% of the vote, beating out Republican candidate Emilio Gonzalez in last night's runoff election.Higgins, who served on the Miami Date County Commission, also became the first female mayor in Miami history. And Mayor Elect Eileen Higgins joins us now live. Mayor Elect, we thank you so much for coming on Top Story.and somebody who is fro ...

It wasn't long before the entire event, well, kind of went off the rails as Trump went back to an old talking point. Americans should make do with less. >> You know, you can give up certain products. Uh you can give up pencils because under the China policy, you know, every child can get 37 pencils.They only need one or two. You know, they don't need that many. But, uh you always need you always need steel.You don't need $37 for your daughter. Two or three is nice, but you don't need 37 dolls. >> Joining us ...

Vermont independent Senator Bernie Sanders serves as a ranking member of the Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee, and he joins me now. Do you think this is going to work. I guess is my first question.I mean, I feel like I've watched uh politicians try to tell people to try to message their way out of economic problems before, and as far as I can tell, it does not have a great record. >> Hey Chris, what I want to know, are kids actually buying pencils at all. let alone $37 for a beautiful little ...

Joining us now, Democratic Senator Amy Clolobashar of Minnesota. Senator, thanks so much. Why do I Why does Congress always wait until the last minute? >> Ah, Katie, there's only one party to blame on this front, and I think everyone that's looked at this, including people who are on these policies, would agree. We've had months, they have had months to come to us and say, "We want to do something about these healthcare premiums. We're going to extend them. We gave them one year, two year, three years and t ...