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we can cross to susannah streeter, who is at a sheringham primary school in east london. hello, yes, it's back to the classroom for the business needs this afternoon. i am at sheringham primary school and east london manor park, and instead of numeracy this afternoon, it is a my bank session. they are learning all about saving and spending and debt and interest, and spending and debt and interest, and financial priorities. let's have and financial priorities. let's have a listen in. what is the definition of the word want? something that you don't need. like if you want fast food, you don't need it. you won't die if you don't get it. chocolate is delicious. would i die if i never had any chocolate again? i would just be a bit sad. we have identified what we want i need in our lives. now we can take that and put them in order. what have you been learning so far today? what has been learning so far today? what has been the most important factor? we have been learning about interest. there is something called apr, and aer, apr is basically when you borrow money from the bank

will fail and why elizabeth warren's government policies, her claims of a looming recession that wall streeters and economists don't see, why all that will fall flat, too. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. robert mueller set to testify tomorrow for an estimated five hours in back-to-back hearings. reporter: all eyes looking forward to when special counsel robert mueller testifies, those two committees back to back. mueller said he would not talk publicly about the report again since he stepped down from being special counsel. a subpoena changed all that. house members are expected to get a lot of one-word answers. and mueller is expected to stay within the bounds of that report. >> i'm glad robert mueller is testifying in front of house committees. i think it's important for the american people to dig into the details much what was put forward in his report. >> the president says he won't be watching all the testimony and cannot believe this has dogged his presidency for two years now. president trump: how many times? 2 1/2 years. and it started practically from the

everyone is familiar with how i streeter helped -- how a stranger helped another stranger. love thy neighbor as thyself. show mercy. that same day, coincidentally, ironically, sadly, whatever adverb you want to use, the president was instituting race into the homes of families. i went to spanish mass this weekend and saw the dignities of those families, the beauty of the children and the fear the president had struck in their hearts as we were listening to the gospel of the good samaritan, to show mercy and love thy neighbor as thyself. that very same day, unfortunately, there were those informed byre not that gospel. so here we are, later in that day, it was stunning to hear the to some of"go home," our colleagues, the same words that were used to so many people in our country, whether because they were not born here or because they did not look like some others here. "go home." insulted as we all should be about the president saying that also not colleagues, showing mercy for him to say that about so many people in our country, as he wants to split up families. i think mr

if you want to know what's going to cause the recession, it's not greedy wall streeters, but it's intervention in the private market gaerand gary, the federa reserve is a big part of that as well. >> liz, the fact the economy is growing at 121 months, you are seeing unemployment we haven't seen at levels since 1969, more jobs than people are searching for it at the moment, the stock market up almost 20% year to date, all of these positives. however, we are in a moment of expansion unlike any other where inflation is relatively low, 1.6% on average. it's very difficult to pinpoint the risks. economists are scratching their heads. i think it's concerning that global manufacturing is down for the first time in three years. the interconnectedness of firms all across the united states and the globe is great because that means that certain sectors won't perish but at the same time, it's something that's not going well that can affect the bond market, too. none of you guys have mentioned the bond market. >> elizabeth warren mentions that. >> she does. and it's been totally debunked as a predictor of

wall streeters have always been proud, profits at any cost, whether it means sending jobs offshore, whatever it is. i think there is a growing sense in america maybe there is somewhere we draw a line? >> there is a frustration with people feeling like they can't get ahead. certainly this is largely because under government. under obama you had expansive spree of regulation. you had all kinds of crony capitalism going on. unfortunately crony capitalism is a bipartisan issue. charles: unfortunately it has become bipartisan, both sides are guilty, pox on both houses? >> both sides are pro-crony capitalism. that is frustrating for small businesses and entrepreneurial, they get advantages, unequal playing field, not just trade or benefit, government subsidizing big companies the way it doesn't subsidize small business. these companies hire big lobbyists the waa small businesses can. that is per investigation of capitalism to have crony capitalism like this. but that is a hard sell to the american public. charles: phil, boeing, also reports that they took senior engineers, fired them in america, r

we can cross to susannah streeter, who is at a sheringham primary school in east london. hello, there. this is financial education and action. i am here at sheringham primary school. lots of enthusiastic ten and 11—year—olds. the charity has taken over the class for this morning. let's have a quick listen in. is not necessarily about how much money you have, but it's how much money you have, but it's how you use it. yes x, if i were to give you £1000, or you were to borrow £1000, what would use it for? a holiday? big shopping, trip of a lifetime, things, thinking about what could be possible? on your sheets, could you and your partner decide no let's have a quick chat to some of the peoples who are here taking part in this lesson. hello. what facts have been the most interesting that you learnt this morning. in the uk, the amount of money spent on nonessentials is £12 trillion. do you think you might have spent a bit on nonessentials and badgered your parents perhaps? do you think you are learning a lot about how to save money as well as spend it? may be. i have re