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Donald Trump Has Come On A Lot And I Think One Of The Hardest Parts Of My Job Is Digging Down Beyond Their Talking Points To Get Them To Say Something That People Actually Want To Hear Rather Than What They've Come To The Interview With, And That Is Difficult. That's A Reporter's Challenge.

What [donald] Has Put Up For Question Is This Idea Of Tariffs. Initially, He Said If China Won't Stop Taking Advantage Of Us And Manipulating Their Currency, Then I Will Put Tariffs In Place. That Spooked Everybody Because If You Charge China A Fee And An Extra Tariff For Anything They Bring Into The United States, What's Going To Happen Is That Companies Carrying Those Goods Are Going To Raise Prices. It's Going To Be Expensive For People. People Got Scared Of That, But Then He Walked That [idea] Back. I Don't Think Anybody Is Expecting Heavy Tariffs On Anything.

Having The Opportunity To Follow The Market Frequently Gives You The Opportunity To See If You Need To Reevaluate Your Portfolio. But Reevaluating Your Portfolio Shouldn't Trigger A Sell Signal So Frequently.

Longer-term, I Think The Markets Would Rally Under A [donald] Trump Plan And Sell-off On A [hillary] Clinton Policy.

It Looks Like [donald] Trump's Plan Has The Potential To Actually Move The Needle On Economic Growth Because He Wants To Lower Taxes And Lower Regulations. That Would Be Very Powerful In Terms Of Creating Jobs.