d.c.'s mayor has said that cutting the police budget will make the city last but that doesn't feel true for some residents we just had 11 murders kill. it was a policeman in there. and he still got shot and therefore you can't tell me that the police could have kept that little guy safe reform don't worry this mental one is what works and investing in black communities and resources that keep us a. mother's arms the sister says we are at a moment of reckoning in america as the summer came to an end and as protests continued yet another black person was shot by police just within these past several days we have seen the attempted murder of jacob lake in wisconsin jacob blake was shot 7 times in the back at point blank range. it happened just 5 days before thousands of people gathered in the u.s. capitol to mark the anniversary of the historic march on washington in 1963 and as they continued to demand justice and change. with her granddaughter markie says daughter lyric. she was also one of

d.c.'s mayor has said that cutting the police budget will make the city last but that doesn't feel true for some residents we just. murder kill. it was a policeman. and he. and therefore you can't tell me that a police could've kept safe. is what works and the rest of the resources that keep us safe. rather than sr. are a moment of reckoning in america as the summer came to an end and as protests continued yet another black person was shot by police just within the past several days we have seen the attempted murder of jacob lake in wisconsin jacob blake was shot 7 times in the back at point blank range. it happened just 5 days before thousands of people gathered in the u.s. capitol to mark the anniversary of the historic march on washington in 1963 and as they continued to demand justice and change. to with their granddaughter marcie says daughter lyric she was also one of many family members who spoke about their loved ones killed by police number right here for an hour and you can find o

d.c.'s mayor has said that cutting the police budget will make the city last but that doesn't feel true for some residents we just had 11. murders kill. it was a policeman in there. and he still got shot and therefore you can't tell me that a police could've kept safe don't work this mental one is what works and invested in black communities and resources that keep us a. mother's arms a sister says we are at a moment of reckoning in america as the summer came to an end and as protests continued yet another black person was shot by police just within these past several days we have seen the attempted murder of jacob lake in wisconsin jacob blake was shot 7 times in the back at point blank range. it happened just 5 days before thousands of people gathered in the u.s. capitol to mark the anniversary of the historic march on washington in 1963 and as they continued to demand justice and change. to. with her granddaughter marquis says daughter lyric she was also one of many family members who sp

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and i want to show you where it has the d.c. police department said that officers were on patrol on the approach marquis though initially it was unclear why when officers entered the back alley there was a group of adult males there one of the adult males produced a weapon there were shots fired but witnesses at the scene disputed the police account. it was. it was a straight up. shot multiple times. report the gunshot wounds and stated if the gunshot wounds were repetitive that they would not individually list them so i can't even count. the total of gunshot wounds that he suffered from. crazy. was one of the 13 people killed by d.c. police since 201512 of whom. since her son was killed committee has tried to find out what happened that night as of today in p d has not provided me with any sufficient facts of this case she's testified before the city council submitted public records and piled a civil lawsuit against the city but it's been nearly impossible to get answers from them what i wish the city would give me is to treat

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d.c.'s mayor has said that cutting the police budget will make the city last but that doesn't feel true for some residents we just had 11. murders kill. it was a policeman. and he still got shot and therefore you can't tell me that a police coulda kept safe don't worry this mental one is what works and invested in black communities and resources to keep us a. mother whose ancestors are at a moment of reckoning in america as the summer came to an end and as protests continued yet another black person was shot by police just within these past several days we have seen the attempted murder of jacob lake in wisconsin jacob blake was shot 7 times in the back at point blank range. it happened just 5 days before thousands of people gathered in the u.s. capitol to mark the anniversary of the historic march on washington in 1963 and as they continued to demand justice and change. to. with her granddaughter marquis says daughter lyric. she was also one of many family members who spoke about their lov

washington d.c. was the status is that independent federal city to be d.c. the government the entire concept is that you should not have the federal government being subsumed by state government if you didn't make washington d.c. a state that who's in charge to go. for the state of washington d.c. or the pres in the united states is by being in federal jurisdiction something that is a. more more difficult question on the question of puerto rico puerto rico can be admitted the same way we made it hawaii or that we made in the. middle alaska or in the other territory i think there were quite frankly should be focusing on statehood for wall more for the statehood for washington d.c. because that process is a lot more clear cut as to how they would be admitted to the union. along ok that's a new one for mickey to finish with up even americans here in the middle or sophocles in the been represented a game with 2 senators from guam and well i mean but if he does you know i think with all due respect to robert i mean this is not about representation it's about powe

washington d.c. was the least abhisit independent federal city to be d.c. the government the entire concept is that you should not have the federal government being subsumed by state government if you didn't make washington d.c. a state that who is in charge the governor of the state of washington d.c. or the president of united states by being in federal jurisdiction something that is a. more more difficult question on the question of puerto rico puerto rico can be admitted the same way we've been in hawaii or that we've been to the. middle alaska or in the other territory i think democrats frankly should be focusing on statehood for wall more for the statehood for washington d.c. because that process is a lot more clear cut as to how they would be admitted to the union. along ok that's a new one for me without pay with americans here that need a large population the been represented a game with 2 senators from. well i mean but it does you know i think with all due respect to robert i mean this is not about representation it's about power obviously you wan

washington d.c. was the established as an independent federal city to be d.c. the government the entire concept is that you should not have the federal government being assumed by state government if you didn't make washington d.c. a state that who is in charge the governor of the state of washington d.c. or the president united states by being in federal jurisdiction something that is a. more more difficult question on the question of puerto rico puerto rico can be admitted the same way we made it a while your that we made in the. middle alaska or in the other territories i think there were quite frankly should be focusing on statehood for wall more for the statehood for washington d.c. because that process is a lot more clear cut as to how they would be admitted to the union. along ok that's a new one for me now because of americans here are the people large population the been represented a game with 2 senators from guam. well i mean but it does you know i think with all due respect to robert i mean this is not about representation it's about power obviously

co and for the washington d.c. washington d.c. was the least abhisit independent federal city to be d.c. the government the entire concept is that you should not have the federal government being subsumed by state government if you didn't make washington d.c. a state that who is in charge the governor of the state of washington d.c. or the prez in the united states by being in federal jurisdiction something that is a. more more difficult question on the question of puerto rico puerto rico can be admitted the same way we made it hawaii or that we made in the. middle alaska or any other territory thing there were quite frankly should be focusing on statehood for wall more for the statehood for washington d.c. because that process is a lot more clear cut as to how they would be admitted to the union. along ok that's a new one for me when the people of americans here are the people large population the been represented a game with 2 senators from. well i mean but it does you know i think with all due respect to robert i mean this is n

for these people 1600 pennsylvania avenue is not home but washington d.c. is on tuesday testing sites in america's capitol like this one only about 6 kilometers north of the white house were very busy and there were no shortage of people who have an opinion on president donald trump's words and actions in recent days like mark thomas who came to get tested after a coworker died from kovi he said his trump left the hospital he couldn't bear to watch the news coverage. because this is a joke right now. and he. should be. so i don't want to watch. running around the streets juliette stedman who also came to get tested after a neighbor was infected said she was not surprised trump took off his mask upon returning to the white house. but completely in line with. incredibly selfish and this 79 year old woman said the president downplaying the coronavirus threat was disrespectful to the more than 210000 americans who have lost their lives to the virus. and. with some of the things. and not listening to science just in the past several days here in washington d.c.

washington, d.c. is shut down, can you imagine? [inaudible question] >> texas we're doing very well. it will be the same thing as last year. in fact, i think last term i think you asked the question last time, too. texas is looking very close. i won it by many, many times. texas is looking very strong. i will tell you that if you look around, florida is looking great. florida is looking really great. ohio is looking great. north carolina is looking fantastic actually. we think pennsylvania is looking fantastic but that's a late vote. we think those people, pennsylvania what i've done for pennsylvania. you have to remember, he wants no fracking. whether you say it or not he wants no fracking and he showed that in the debate. if pennsylvania didn't frack you wouldn't have pennsylvania, believe me. it would destroy pennsylvania. it's a million jobs, it's a tremendous amount of money. they are one of our big producers. they have to frack. he is not going to let them frack. his party will not let them frack, which is more important. [in

washington d.c. was the status as an independent federal city to be d.c. the government the entire concept is that you should not have the federal government being subsumed by state government if you didn't make washington d.c. a state that who's in charge the governor of the state of washington d.c. or the pres in the united states by being in federal jurisdiction something that is a. more more difficult question on the question of puerto rico puerto rico can be admitted the same way we made it hawaii or that we made in the. middle alaska or any other territory i think democrats frankly should be focusing on statehood for wal-mart more for the statehood for washington d.c. because that process is a lot more clear cut as to how they will be admitted to the union. along ok that's a new one for me without pay when americans hear that we need a large population the been represented again with 2 senators from guam. well i mean but it does you know and with all due respect to robert i mean this is not about representation it's about power obviously you want to

you cases recorded in washington d.c. this is the highest daily they go in for months and certainly it would appear that a significant portion of that emanates from the white house extraordinary times aren't they mike hanna with that report from washington d.c. thank you in addition to all of this donald trump has called off negotiations with the democrats over a new coronavirus stimulus package until after the election the markets didn't like it they were down on the news democratic presidential nominee joe biden accused trump of turning his back on the american people house democrats a pass to 2.2 trillion dollar relief bill thursday but senate republicans have rejected it is a great place to work on representative daniel pearl as to al-jazeera a republican member of the florida legislature who's been appointed as a future speaker of the florida house he's with us from miami and i'll talk to you more about florida's importance of the upcoming election in a moment representative but 1st of all that stimulus situation i w

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again, if you worked in d.c. history, you've probably heard of matt, the journal that he has put out. anything history in d.c. -- and you also run the history service. thank you for that on behalf of the city. today is going to be talking about james garfield, his death and efforts to commemorate his life and death here in washington d.c.. i won't say too much more, i don't want to steal his steam, please join me in welcoming matt. (applause) >> thank you very much. the story i'm going to tell might be ripped from today's recent headlines. there was a presidential memorial delayed for years. it was caught up in congressional infighting, and replace it with another. a powerful lobby behind the memorial had chosen this site, the designer, the design criticize in the press. the site was very close to the capital on maryland avenue. if the years 1887, not 2017, and the memorial was one to president garfield and not president eisenhower. james garfield's death was a national shock. he is been a compromise candidate fo

east coast washington d.c. the white house marine one leaves the south lawn of the white house having just left the president back at home after 3 days in hospital. santa maria continuing coverage here on.

it's just going to appear in washington d.c. where u.s. president donald trump is back at the white house after spending 3 nights at a military hospital following his covert 19 diagnosis he was flown by helicopter back to washington d.c. where he will continue his treatment. this was him leaving walter reed then getting onto the helicopter and then before entering the white house after that short 10 minute trip by helicopter he departed disembarked the helicopter there stood on the balcony and took off his mask even though he is still infected and contagious his recovery is far from over he will receive treatment for more days to come remember the president also being given experimental drugs and a steroid reserved for the seriously ill but less than a month's election trump is eager to project strength despite his infection in fact this was what he tweeted just before leaving the hospital he said will be back on the campaign trail soon the fake news only shows the fake polls mike hanna is with us from washington d.c. this hour it's been q

every single day in washington, d.c. i'll be fighting for you, not the corporate pac money senator daines has been taking. my campaign's been funded by individual donations. >> senator daines? >> well, and donations they are. you're going to see an eye-popping report this quarter as a result of the cabinet of the supreme court. lig ra liberal mob blue. most dollars coming from new york and california, flooding into montana. we're being outspent in this race, but -- wait until you see his report, and how big it's going to be with out of state money. but on another note, recently i had mike pence come to montana. he held a great rally. standing with mike pence and proud to stand with mike pence. i'll bring him to montana. i challenge steve bullock to bring your vice president candidate kamala harris out to montana. ail pay for a round-trip ticket. have a rally like i had with mr. president. . ranked the most liberal united states senator in the entire united states senate out of 100. pretty good competition with bernie san

again, if you worked in with d.c. history, and d.c. history conference, that has been involved with it. the journal, just anything history in d.c., owing also around the d.c. history lists serve. thank you for that, on behalf of the city. so, today is gonna be talking about james garfield his, death and efforts to commemorate his life and death, here in washington d.c.. i want slate to much about it, i wanna i don't steal this, team but please join me in welcoming math. [applause] >> thank you very much. so, the storm unitel might be ripped from today or recent headlines, there was a presidential memorial delayed for years, caught up in congressional fighting, legislation pending to displace immemorial and replacing with another a powerful law between the memorial of choosing the site, and choosing the design criticizing the press. and it designer, without competition, decided very close to the capital, on maryland avenue. yet, the year is 1887, not 2017, and the memorial was once president garfield, not president eisenhower. card fiel

we are waiting for washington d.c. to get their stuff togeth together. >> senator daines, your campai campaign, you refer to yourself as a fifth generation montana. is it accurate to call yourself generational montanans? >> i'm grateful my great, great grandma east, she's very there and saved by grace. great grandma and my great grandpa, my grandpa was born there ander conrad. my mom was seven months pregnant u.s. marine. he couldn't find a job in montana. that's why he had to go to california. he didn'tda like it very well ad they moved right back when i was a year old. if governor bullock's average wages here in montana, we ranked 44th in the nation. the governor talks about wages, i've actually done it. we created jobs here in montana at twice the state average. i am proud of that. i have done it and we are seeing higher wage sectors across montana.bl he's been a m career politician. >> is almost the same amount of time and when it comes to the private sector, you are creating jobs, those were china and throughout a

if you want to see more of this in washington d.c. or cable news. the ad says he-- you'd rather be protected by an executive order that president trump signs on the eve of the his election, and his words that he'll always protect you, fine, but i think most people would prefer the force of law which exists. >> i have to wrap you there and move on, this is a very important one, voting and november. there's been a lot of talk about whether the presidential candidates should or will accept the results. election, number one, will you accept the results of this race and is pennsylvania ready to handle mail-in ballots, mr. parnell? >> well of course, look, the safety and security of our elections is paramount n january of 2021, there is going to be a swearing in of a new president, whether it's joe biden, god forbid or president donald trump. what i am not in favor of is moving the election day and i think that anybody that's looking at what's happening right now in the country and seeing the provisions that governor wolf has put forth, the idea that mail

i remember one briefing in washington d.c. where we got these briefing on economic and policy in one of them said, i don't get too much in the weeds, but jane said in the weed, in the weeds, get in the weeds. she dove, seeks out and listen to voices on the front line of climate. the voices that are often ignored leading with curiosity inviting others to join. it has been such a joy to work alongside her this past year. and to see it all captured in this book. i asked marine what she thought of the book and she said something so right on. she said it unfolds as an odyssey of self-discovery. that is a great description and how wonderful that we have jane here to guide us in joining her on that odyssey from claimant despair to action that we all need so much. so welcome, jane. we also have amber with us today to moderate the evening program. grace and the covers of many fashion magazines better entrepreneurial work, founding the cutting edge responsible fashion brands. but i know amber from marching together in the streets demand

what i am most concerned about is the direction d.c. is headed. you put nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, and joe biden in charge of washington, you'll see a federal takeover of the health care system. that will put the federal government right in the middle of the patient and the doctor. that is where it is headed if you don't have a check and balance on nancy pelosi and the far-left of the house of representatives. john: governor bullock. gov. bullock: this is about choice. no montana senior should have to choose between heating their home and prescription drugs. at the end of the day, $63 million of medicare drug benefits would be taken away if senator daines had his way. i am going to fight just like i have every day, bringing democrats and republicans to do what is right for montana. we did it in our legislature. standing in the way of making change in washington, d.c., when it comes to drug prices has been senator daines. but it is even more than that. it is more than the senior drug benefits. it is actually looking at things like medicare as he

my opponent is a d.c. politician with an anti-alaska position that will shut down our economy just like they have done before peak heat that in mind. thank thank you. thank you for those opening statements. you're starting out tonight with a question from the headlines. senator sullivan he rejected the idea of approving president obama's u.s. supreme court nominee in 2015 because it was an election year that you are okay with the supreme court nominee advancing now. why doesn't the same rule apply here quick one minute. >> and 2016 i mentioned the future direction of the supreme court was at stake and it was because we had a white house and the senate that were different parties. the people of alaska and the people spoke in 2016 electing a president in the senate at the same party in the principle and precedent that we have a party at the same white house and senate during an election year could typically a nomination for the serum cream court and the president are split. i think judge barrett is an outsta

one week to go until election day but the specter of rising covid cases and a stimulus stalemate in d.c. continue to loom large. >>> bracing for the biggest ipo of all time as alibaba's ant group is forced to make drastic changes ahead of its big hong kong listing. >>> new controversy for one of wall street's most powerful investment banks this time over sexual misconduct allegations. >>> and then ditching sin city, yes, ditching it, one of the biggest casino operators in the world on a plan that would focus the company entirely on mccaw and singapore. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc on tuesday, october 27th, 2020. ♪ viva las vegas >>> good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan today. let's begin with stock futures right now showing relative stability after big losses yesterday. you can see here the s&p implied higher by just about seven points the dow implied higher by 37 and the nasdaq by 36 not large gains by any measure implied. however, after yesterday's losses they could be viewed as somewhat stable. a closer look at the dow futures over the past

plus much more on the stimulus stalemate in washington d.c. and what president trump is saying about his latest offer to house democrats and later on, tech is under fire again this time on the european union side as it prepares for a crack down on those names you know a very busy hour straight ahead when worldwide exchange returns after this >>> welcome back to worldwide exchange despite mass restaurant closures and a lack of consistency with indoor dining across the country, franchise chain a and w restaurant says it outperformed the quick service sector with year to date sales hitting the highest numbers since 2011 joining me now on the details behind the surge is ceo of a and w restaurants. thank you for being with us this morning. take us through what exactly is the driving force behind why americans are going fast casual in bigger numbers. well, marchand april was very concerning starting late april and really into march our business began to recover. drive-thru in particular the majority of our restaurants, drive-thrus or drive in restau

. a state that who is in charge the governor of the state of washington d.c. or the prez in the united states by being in federal jurisdiction something that is a. more more difficult question on the question of puerto rico puerto rico can be admitted the same way we made it hawaii or that we made in the. middle alaska or any other territory thing there were quite frankly should be focusing on statehood for wall more for the statehood for washington d.c. because that process is a lot more clear cut as to how they would be admitted to the union. along ok that's a new one for mickey to finish with up even americans here that need a large population the been represented a game with 2 senators from guam and then well i mean but if he does you know i think with all due respect to robert i mean this is not about representation it's about power obviously you want to have you know a bigger majority in the senate that's what this is all about i respect the citizenship issue ok but that is the reason why it's being part of his power to head up yeah the reason i brought

all the you know the richest zip code in america is all around d.c. these are people that get to claim cost plus contracts with the taxpayer right so they get to. right money basically print money for themselves silicon valley ip parts and netherlands ireland and the caribbean hollywood and we're going to get into the hollywood accounting in the 2nd half but you know basically every all the elite and they are the elite the people making 203040 1000000 a year on c.n.n. and amazon b.c. and fox like they're pointing finger is and like that's their entire elite start all their d.c. friends all their manhattan friends all their hollywood friends all the valley friends are all getting the same thing you become a billionaire in america by not paying taxes like you can't give 50 percent over to the schmucks. that's a huge part of it member leona helmsley but it's back in $88.00 i believe said the only little people pay taxes right she was a real estate developer but like commercial real estate america responsible last year for 9200000 jobs right so the entrep

from washington, d.c., st. louis, philadelphia, pittsburgh, baltimore, and atlanta, to which he actually was able to merge it into a larger company, called the ge anger company. and now that je anger company is one of the leading prosthetic companies in the united states today. and so, for the prosthetics that soldiers had to use over the course of the civil war -- like i said, they were uncomfortable. they weren't quite as functional. but they were just functional enough for these soldiers to stand, to be able to stumble, to be able to rejoin society in terms of socialization, maybe even working in some of the shops and working throughout the town's. but by now today, with the prosthetics we have available, we can have prosthetics that actually have functioning fingers. we have prosthetics that we can actually run with and can actually perform all the regular duties that we would if we had two legs. and for a lot of these soldiers who had to have reconstructive surgery, like i said, it was just enough for them

d.c. not actually this is washington d.c. near the white house it's than armenian protest going on trying to draw attention of what's going on in the going to cut about 2 players in the united states these pictures just in from the from washington d.c. . now russia is warning that kurdistan has descended into chaos following sunday's disputed elections results of which were later an old moscow also says it's obliged by a security treaty to prevent a total lockdown in the country stands and has failed to get enough members together to agree on who should be prime minister protesters are continuing to gather in front of the parliament building in the capital bishkek. 6 people have been charged with trying to kidnap the governor of the u.s. state of michigan the f.b.i. says the men were planning to take gretchen whitman from her vacation home and go to buy explosives and try to make improvised bombs the details now with alan fischer. thank you attorney general michigan news of the season last night the f.b.i. and michigan state

., have the vice presidential debate in washington, d.c., next week. which i think they'll be forced to. with the president in the hospital, i can't imagine the vice president leaving washington, d.c. i think it's been absurd from the start to build these sets and different places around the country where there is no actual local audience, really. it's just been the staffs and families flying with them. so let's just bring a little bit more sanity to this debate process. >> i think that seems eminently wise. especially because for, even with the small-ish audiences that was there for the first one, they would be insane to put any audience in any of the next debates. there's just no need for it. so all you need to do is get the candidates within shouting distance of each other. and vice president pence shouldn't be anywhere that puts him out of the reach of the powers of the president. at this point i feel like we're trying to pretend like everything is normal, and it's not, and we should do what counts and not put anybody at risk. >> that's the way the

and now to d.c. and the latest on the stimulus talks and maybe potential progress between speaker housey pelosi, that has to be pretty low and elylan mui, is there any -- the sun is starting to rise over capitol hill, is there any sun beginning to rise over the stimulus fight with nancy housey pelosi >> well, we will potentially find out today, brian. the deadline democrats have set for determining whether another covid relief package really is possible before the election is today. the treasury secretary and house speaker nancy pelosi will be back on the phone once again they had nearly an hour long conversation yesterday and her office said that they are narrowing their differences, but there are still big gulfs between them and the problem is not just over the dollar amount, $2.2 trillion for the democrats, 1.9 trltd $1o for the white house. now this is about deeper policy issues >> we've been willing to make concessions on our side, we've been doing that for the last week or so in terms of conces

anything history in d.c. -- oh, you also run the d.c. history list. thank you for that on behalf of the city. today he's going to talk about james garfield, his death and efforts to commemorate his life and death here in washington, d.c. i won't say too much more about it. i don't want to steal his steam. please join me in welcoming matt. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. the story i'm going to tell might be ripped from today's or recent headlines. there was a presidential memorial delayed for years caught up in congressional infighting. legislation pending. a powerful lobby behind the memorial chose the site and the design, criticized in the press, and the designer without competition. the site close to the capitol on maryland avenue. the year is 1887, not 2017 and the memorial was one to president garfield, not president eisenhower. garfield's death was a national shock. he was struck down less than six months into his term. he had been a compromised candidate for the presidency and won the closest election in american history. he had a difficult

spiraling out of control because washington, d.c. politicians downplayed the crisis, ignored medical science, undermined the doctors and scientists who knew what they were doing and senator david perdue in the middle of this crisis is still supporting efforts to repeal protections for georgians with pre-existing conditions. everybody out there watching at home, if he has his way, insurance companies will be able to deny you coverage because you have heart disease or diabetes. your time.that is sen. perdue: let's talk about who is directing what. if you move to socialized medicine, guess who determines who gets surgeries and how long you have to wait and what doctor you use? the federal government. that is what they are proposing. at the cost are astronomical. they cannot pay for socialized medicine and the green new deal. it would bankrupt america. we are already in trouble from a debt standpoint. we lowered the debt curve by growing the economy, but we have got to get serious about meeting covid and getting our economy go again. if

all the you know the richest zip code in america is all around d.c. these are people that get to claim cost plus contracts with the taxpayer right so they get to write money basically print money for themselves silicon valley ip parks and netherlands ireland and the caribbean hollywood and we're going to get into the hollywood accounting and the 2nd half but you know basically every all the elite and they are the elite the people making 203040 1000000 a year on c.n.n. and m.s.m. be sam fox like they're pointing fingers and like that's their entire elite circle all their d.c. friends all their manhattan friends all their hollywood friends all their so-called valley friends are all getting the same thing you become a billionaire and america by not paying taxes like you can't give 50 percent over to the schmucks. that's the here's part of it member leona helmsley but have back and believe the only little people pay taxes right she was a real estate developer but look commercial real estate america responsible last year for 9200000 jobs right so. the entr

all the you know the richest zip code in america is all around d.c. these are people that get to claim cost plus contracts with the taxpayer right so they get to write money basically print money for themselves silicon valley ip parks and netherlands ireland in the caribbean hollywood and we're going to get into the hollywood accounting and the 2nd half but you know basically every all the elite and they are the elite the people making 203040 1000000 a year on c.n.n. and m.s.m. be sam fox like they're pointing fingers and like that's their entire elite circle all their d.c. friends all their manhattan friends all their hollywood friends all their so-called valley friends are all getting the same thing you become a billionaire and america by not paying taxes like you can't give 50 percent over to the schmucks but that's the here's part of it member leona helmsley but have back and believe the only little people pay taxes right she was a real estate developer but look commercial real estate america responsible last year for 9200000 jobs right so. entrep

and then the theater in washington, d.c. continues. steve mnuchin and nancy pelosi continue to talk. is this just theater, or is this real? jonathan: it is fiscal headline relet in financial markets as we try to get you. for the opening bell. equity futures are firmer on the s&p 500. we drift higher by almost zero -- 9%, almost 29 points almost 0.9%, almost winning nine points. on the 10had a move year treasury yesterday as we continue to get this talking d.c. is it just happy talk, posturing ahead of the election? where are these guys looking to close the gap? on: the bond market speaking the 30 year bond. look at the, you bond move, and i am still looking at they really yield, -0.94%. it is a very dynamic, and i am going to suggest this jobs report tomorrow sets us up for a reaffirmation of that i if they are -- of that dynamic if they are benign reports. jonathan: still in the middle of that range between 50 to 90 points at their -- points right there. joining us now is philip camporeale of jp morgan investment management. help navi

who actually carried a gun at work but under the d.c. gun law it was illegal for him to have a gun at home. he cannot have an operative firearm. he can have a pistol, they were banned on a long gun either a shotgun or rifle under the d.c. law had to be disassembled or an operative at all times no matter what with zero exception so literally if he had a disassembled shotgun in his closet and someone broke into his house and was about to assault his family, if he assembled the shotgun he would have committed a criminal offense in d.c. trying to defend his family. so, it's crazy laws, but those are the laws the leftists want. heller filed a lawsuit challenging matt and raising the obvious claim that this violated the second amendment. the case went up to the u.s. supreme court. i was the solicitor general of texas at the time. i led the states, we brought together 31 states in defense of the right to keep and bear arms. i argued the companion case to heller in the d.c. circuit, the court of appeals. the central issue on heller is important

let's go to our white house correspondent kimberly how to joins us from washington d.c. so 1st of all kimberly let's start with what do we know about any symptoms has any word been said about what sort of symptoms if any the couple have. we it is my understanding that hicks may the president's advisor who we assume has been the one to pass this on to the president but of course there is no absolute certainty of that that she was exhibiting some of the symptoms there's been no understanding of what the symptoms were but i can tell you that having heard the president's voice as he called into a fox news program known as hannity earlier what we're on friday morning now so this would have been late thursday night the president sounded tired but it's something that you wouldn't think is particularly unusual given his age given his schedule and that he's been with the campaign so it wasn't particularly unusual but it was notable is so that is the only sort of tangible symptom that he's exhibited thus far i mean we've seen the president as he's been departing the white house he

he worked for the d.c. government. i was looking at the franks and the lansdale's and harrington's and other family members that were here in d.c. at the time. but not mysdale's, great grandparents on my grandmother side. i did find my great grandfather, robert frank listed. robert, clerk, district, 607 columbia road, northwest. when the original memorabilia box came back from the archives it was placed in a safe. , he990 the superintendent was in the 82nd airborne in world war ii. he made the determine -- determination that it was time to put it back in the amphitheater. he grabbed the peter pan peanut butter jar and they'll place their business cards in the jar -- and those who participated placed their business cards in the jar and put some coins in then theyer, and sealed up the replica cornerstone. we do plan to put a memorabilia box in the replica cornerstone to be opened in 2120 by the employees of arlington national cemetery. it is going to include a declaration of independence and a copy of the constitution pr

lou got on the train to go from washington, d.c. to california to go be with her mother when she was so ill. unfortunately, her mother passed away before lou arrived in california. as i mentioned, she was very close to her father and was struggling how to help him in this time of grieving after his wife had passed away. she concocted a story about going across country. i quote from one of the letters lou wrote to one of her friends. "he needs change very much, and yet it is of course no humor to get benefit from a train journey and none whatever from a conventional visit. we wanted a california cadillac in washington and i always wanted to drive across. so i told him i was going to do that now. of course, he is coming along so i will not have to be alone. also, a wonderful filipino boy devoted to him who can drive a car, cook or do any other chores. we will likely not reach washington until the middle of october, perhaps much later as the weather favors us and we are led by whims of sightseeing delay." this trip went from september

she is looking out for the democrats in washington, d.c. it's time for a change, it's time to bring an outsider into washington, d.c. who knows how to get things done, who knows how to compromise, and who knows how to look out for you. laura: thank you, mr. messner. senator shaheen, go ahead, your turn. 60 second opening statement, please. sen. shaheen: thank you, laura. in my time in public office, i have worked to make a difference for the people of new hampshire, both as governor and now as united states senator. right now, we are facing perilous times with a pandemic and too many people struggling. i have worked in washington to bring help back to new hampshire. $1.25 billion for the state to distribute, extended unemployment benefits, and i've worked across the aisle to try and get help for small businesses, the ppp program that i helped write, which has made a difference for businesses right here in concord. we have brought help back for hospitals and frontline health care workers. but now, there is so much more to do to get through t

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all the you know the richest zip code in america is all around d.c. these are people that get to claim cost plus contracts with the taxpayer right so they get to write money basically print money for themselves silicon valley ip parks and netherlands ireland and the caribbean hollywood and we're going to get into the hollywood accounting and the 2nd half but you know basically every all the elite and they are the elite the people making 203040 1000000 a year on c.n.n. and m.s.m. be sam fox like they're pointing fingers and like that's their entire elite circle all their d.c. friends all their manhattan friends all their hollywood friends all their valley friends are all getting the same thing you become a billionaire and america by not paying taxes like you can't give 50 percent over to the schmucks. that's the here's part of it member leona helmsley but have back and believe the only little people pay taxes right she was a real estate developer but look commercial real estate america responsible last year for 9200000 jobs right so. entrepreneurs who

lou got on the train to go from washington, d.c. to california to go be with her mother when she was so ill. unfortunately, her mother passed away before lou arrived in california. as i mentioned, she was very close to her father and was struggling how to help him in this time of grieving after his wife had passed away. she concocted a story about going across country. a quote from one of the letters lou wrote to one of her friends, "he needs change very much, and yet it is of course no humor to get benefit from a train journey and none whatever from a conventional visit. we wanted a california cadillac in washington, and i always wanted to drive across. so i told him i was going to do that now. at the opportune time. of course, he is coming along, so i won't have to be alone. also, a wonderful filipino boy devoted to him, who can drive a car, cook, or do any other chores. -- chores we balk at. we will likely not reach washington until the middle of october, perhaps much later as the weather favors us and we are led by whims of sigh

all the you know the richest zip code in america is all around d.c. these are people that get to claim cost plus contracts with the taxpayer right so they get to write money basically print money for themselves silicon valley ip parks and netherlands ireland and the caribbean hollywood and we're going to get into the hollywood accounting and the 2nd half but you know basically every all the elite and they are the elite the people making 203040 1000000 a year on c.n.n. and m.s.n. be sam fox like they're pointing fingers and like that's their entire elite circle all their d.c. friends all their manhattan friends all their hollywood friends all their valley friends are all getting the same thing you become a billionaire and america by not paying taxes like you can't give 50 percent over to the schmucks. that's the here's part of it member leona helmsley but have back and believe the little people pay taxes right she was a real estate developer but look commercial real estate america responsible last year for 9200000 jobs right so. entrepreneurs who are d