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But the question is, where are these people who are making three and four percent wage growth?

I don't see them, nobody else sees sees them and some people need to

settle around with the data but I just don't buy that. There's a sense of

nervousness out there people are sort of confused you know you're bouncing around

in terms of what the Fed's going to do, you're worried about

what's going on in the rest of the world, and there's not a real clear set.

While the United States feels good, markets overseas and economies overseas are not as strong and so these things are now

intertwined so we can't pull these things apart we have to keep an eye on what's

going on in the rest of the world.

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Thrill you're with us in this hour.

We look at the equity markets, we've done a little more of that across all of the

morning Brian Belzky with us earlier that was smart Gene Munster darkening the door we learned

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