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We're still getting a GDP effect from housing.

It's adding about three-tenths to GDP growth almost as much as it's ever going to do.

Video is enormous.

There's a tectonic shift taking place for young wealthy people who all advertisers

worship the the grail of are leaving broadcast TV.

There is definitely a contingency in the Republican Party that feels left behind by this recovery

and Republicans are going to have to address that in 2017.

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Good morning, I'm Mickey in New York.

Francine Lacwa sitting in today for Tom Keene.

She joins us from London and we are both on Central Bank Watch. It is 7 a.m. on Wall Street

it is 8 p.m. in Tokyo today the Federal Reserve makes its latest decision 2 p.m. Wall Street time and then we get the Bank of

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