[0:27:39] ... see we saw positive positive GDP growth in the third quarter. Odd job losses continue but they're getting smaller Consumer Spending has stabilized. Housing starts are up so I think if you look at it the ...
[0:28:48] ... which seems likely. Did the labor market would be even worse the unemployment rate would be even higher and so yeah I think that he would have been in even more trouble than President Obama. ...
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[0:00:00] ... Stocks dipping down job losses piling up unemployment. States last month Michigan leads the pack at fifteen point 1%. Silver -- maybe the rate decrease in thirteen states. Now the ...
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[0:01:05] ... 2000 -- second if the economy isn't growing. Four to 5% if unemployment isn't down five or 6%. Then I heard 6% to should be -- just don't say if goes to seven on this ...
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[0:02:39] ... the Medicaid eligibility. Is going. Through the roof right now. When the unemployment rate is slow you have more people working less people qualifying for Medicaid now you have more people than ever qualify for ...
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[0:02:12] ... declined numbers actually are good for the housing recovery they're terrible for unemployment they're bad for homebuilders banks they're good for the housing recovery because it means less inventory new construction injuries coming. What does ...
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[0:00:20] ... how the Senate democrats' health care bill impact small business. With worsening unemployment in voters' increasing worry about the economy a handful of Democrats brought promises of help for small businesses to the Senate floor. ...
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[0:01:59] ... Barney Frank's financial reform measure. And set unless you do something about unemployment we want a jobs creation program that bill's going no way. I put it to you well that that could well be ...
[0:02:16] ... the past -- the first stimulus bill we got ten point 2% unemployment. We've lost 300 in that eight million jobs instead of creating 3.5 million new jobs. And it hasn't worked a way to ...
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[0:00:09] ... profits smokers. I'm Chris Cotter -- this is your midday market report. Job losses caused more Americans -- behind on their mortgage payments in the third quarter. -- record fourteen point 4% of loans either in ...
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