is a trade war. it's negotiation. it's a bargaining back and forth. >> lou: president trump said very clear. very clear. it's a trade dispute. >> okay. there you go. >> lou: he intends to win it. paul bracken, great to have you here. >> good to be here. >> lou: thank you for joining us. >> this election will decide whether we build on this extraordinary prosperity that we have created or rather we let radical democrats tick a giant wrecking ball to our economy and to our future. >> and the future is here. tomorrow voters head to polls aside immigration, health care web and economy among the concerns of americans. >> how markets will react to the election the economy, the trump agenda after the dow gained 2.4% last week, futures right now a mix bag. the dow is down 37. s&p down 2 and three quarters nasdaq up one point. also watching oil prices at

sanks on iran take effect with exceptions for eight big buyers of iranian oil but take a look at this 63 dollars and two cents is price of west texas it is down 13 cents. interesting on that right, and taking a look at europe, stocks opening the week there in the green. the cash 40 dax all higher. >> and in asia japan nikkei down 1.5% and stocks in hong kong over 2% to the down siled. and then there's this. >> i want to get the song that they can perform. ♪ what's the lyric? >> we will rock you. >> we have a new champion, at the box office -- fbn:am starts right now. it is 5:1 a.m. in new york

friday november 5 st thank you for joining us i'm lauren simonetti. >> it is monday good morning everyone i'm cheryl casone. election eve a mad dash for the midterms president trump visiting 3 states on the eve of this crucial midterm election hold campaign rallies in ohio, indiana, and missouri today. koargt a new wall street journal nbc news poll 50% of likely voters say they prefer a democratic controlled congress 43% want republicans in charge but democrat advantage has narrowed. during a rally in west virginia on friday, the president said that the gop may lose control of the house. jane has more. >> immigration takes front and center at presidential rallies ahead of tuesday's election. >> how about that caravan? diewpght to let that caravan just pour in? i don't think so. president trump rallied voters in georgia sunday before heading to tennessee. with vice president mike pence

he warned that crowd that democrats will threaten national security with open borders. >> if you want more caravans and more crime because crime comes with it, vote for the democrats. predecessor began his day of campaigning in gary,ndiana blasting current commander in chief for create hysteria over migrant caravans and questioning his decision to sends thousands of troops to the u.s., mexico border. >> they're even using our brave troops setting them downs a political stunt. his voice made horse from multiple rallies, the former commander in chief also made a stop in his former home state of illinois urging volt percent to make a statement about honesty and about accountability. >> democracy doesn't work if

there's no check. if there's no consequence for an absence of truth if many states report a major increase in early voting compared with a 14 midterm with so many racist neck and neck, it is all going to come down to voter turnout. jane fox news. tune into fox business for special midterm coverage tomorrow. lou dobbs going to kick off special programming at 7 pem eastern time and neil cavuto will give you election results s from 8 p.m. until when who knows. will start an hour earlier 4 a.m. eastern time on wednesday, of course, we're going to have our special coverage as a result. maybe still coming -- indeed we have other breaking news this morning, and that is this, a trump administration restoring u.s. sanction on iran. >> aimed a with a singular purpose denying world largest capacity to do things like they

did this past couple of weeks. attempted assassination campaign in the heart of europe. these sanctions have already had an enormous impact and already reduced iranian crude exports but a million barrels per day that number will fall farther. u.s. is temporarily allowing eight countries including china to keep buying iranian oil they have waivers those exceptions granted up to six months meanwhile thousands held a massive anti-u.s. protest in tehran yesterday which was 39th anniversary of the takeover of the u.s. embassy there. irans leadership says they will defy the sanctions and they will continue to ship oil. well meanwhile the white house continues its efforts to reach a trade deal with china but white house economic advisory larry kudlow told maria bartiromo on sunday morning future it has to be the right agreement for the united states. >> president trump told me he would make a deal with china,

okay, but it has to be a deal that is strong and in america's interest that's his key point. we will work it out. >> adding that president trump and chinese president xi jinping will discuss the trade in argentina later this month and kudlow saying single biggest story of 2018 is the economies and administration was looking at plans for additional middle class tax cuts. >> saudi prince speaking out about last month's murder jamal khashoggi in istanbul inside the saudi consulate telling our maria bartiromo in exclusive interview that he believes crown prince muhammad will be vindicated and exonerated. >> and consulate was clearly horrific despicable and i believe that saudi arabia will get to bottom of it.

but please you have to think of it some time and until investigation is done and made public by the government of saudi arabia. >> well many people believe the saad drey crowned prince ordered khashoggi execution. separately addings muhammad efforts to reform this saudi kingdom are real. >> well back here at home, it is all about amazon they could be closing in on the location of their second headquarters. >> i think we can say we were right. but tracee carrasco joins us with more on that and other headlines making news were we right tracee good morning? >> zeroed in on it and late stage talks with northern virginia's crystal city dallas welcome new york city also on that short list of a negotiations with the top candidates are reportedly at different phases and a decision could come some time this month we have been waiting to hear. >> we said virginia. we were thinking d.c. so -- very close. we'll see.

elon muck is revealing some new tesla products. >> yep during an interview with recode elon musk talked about upcoming products tesla is designing including pickup truck which musk said, quote, it is going to be like a really futuristic-like cyberpunk blade run arer pickup truck. this will be heart stopping, it stopses my heart. meanwhile musk tweeted this new video of the hyperloop two mile test tunnel being built underneath los angeles musk said that tunnel is still on track for public test rides starting on december 10th look at that. like goodness. okay. see how that works. okay, so there was a big champion at the weekend box office i couldn't resist that one. >> for the first time in several months the top three movies at the box office this weekend were all new releases and coming out on top -- we need to get experimental.

here again -- one more. how many more do you want? >> there's only room in this van for one hysterical queen. [laughter] >> hey mercury bohemian rhapsody rock ptd box office bringing in 50 million dollars. nutcracker and four realmed by disney made 20 rounding out top five tyler perry followed by a star is born. halloween holding on to number five. >> all right thank you. thanks very much. thank you tracee. all right well we are holding on this morning to well we've had a slight tbain in nasdaq earlier up two and three quarters for nasdaq right now. the dow pointing lower by 30, s&p is lower by 2 and a quarter trading could be a little muted until we actually get those midterm results. coming up next, hundreds of passengers stranded for days at multiple airports. how they finally made it back

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good monday morning let's get you caught up on what's happening right now. future hugs flatline this morning you have nasdaq futures down a quarter of a point s&p futures down three, dow down 35. newly had ,000 migrants are now traveling through the of death a region of mexico where hundreds of people have disappeared. this as u.s. troops are putting up hundreds of wire at the mexico board and former president obama calling security board a stungt. and passengers have finally made it to london after a stranded for three days at two different airports. travelingers first boarded plane in orlando where they were quickly forced off because of a mechanical issue then next day plane dump fuel and make emergency landing in new york and passengers sleep on the floor of the airport some of them were families.

and this former navy s.e.a.l. calmly responding to actor pete davidson after s&l star marked eye patch on live television. >> a live candidate from texas and not a hitman in a porno movie. [laughter] >> dan crenshaw wears eye patch after badly wounded in afghanistan. crenshaw take the high road saying he doesn't need an poling are from davidson but wants s&l to know that veterans shouldn't have to feel that wounds are the subject of that punch line for a bad joke. cheryl. >> so much outrage on social yeetdz about that s&l skit is that was ridiculous. well this is not going to be -- too ridiculous but kind of fun americans are headed to polls tomorrow. and the stakes are high for investors these results could alter economic policy. corporate decision making, consumer spending, a lot is at stake let's bring in david nelson chief strategist david good morning. >> good morning.

all right so if you go with the polls which, of course, we're a little off two years ago but let's say polling is right and that democrats take control of the house. has market already priced that in and if there is gridlock washington are with going to start looking elsewhere for investments besides u.s. stocks? >> that's certainly the consensus right now and i think you're right. market is largely priced at that end and i think that leaves two obvious outliers first of which is, of course, if the republicanses could hold on to both i think you might see some modest upside. the negative outliar would be if the democrats manage to flip both the house and senate. they're very specific indications what that would do to the markets and specific sector and industry. >> we've seen that and looked at a lot of nail biter races on this show but you have to tell us something else. not that history has been up ended with this president but if you look back at the markets, since 1946, in the years with midterm elections, going back

to -- to basically the market, the s&p 500 gained 18. 4% in nine months between sepght 30th before midterm into next year june 30th so that's a pretty good indicator if you believe history. do you believe history? >> it is one of the indicators that works right up until the time i bet i use it. [laughter] but look even if we with get a split situation here and that's the likely jut come markets will look elsewhere for guidance but if the democrats did manage to flip then it is amendment to roll back tax cuts both the corporate level in the individual mandates. and that has specific negative implications. >> listen to maxine water who is says that she's the first african-american wol to run hant financial services. listen. >> i will be the first african-american, the first woman to chair the powerful financial services committee. [laughter]

[applause] that's all of wall street. that's all of the insurance companies that's banks what will i do to you, what i'm going to do is you is say i'll do to you what you did to us. should wall be worried david? >> something like that and so probably do a lot to roll back the regulatory overreach of previous administration. the president is gone and agreed strides in rolling back regulations great for economy and sectors not just financials. so that would be a big negative for market and probably also be attempt to rollback defense spending and that would start to hit companies like lockheed martin and even boeing. >> we'll have to see what next two years look like because usually president in charge starts to run for reelection right after the midterms and -- if they would do anything. >> run for reelection that's true. but does he kind of policy -- i don't think that's the president. david nelson david thank you very much for being here. >> thanks for having me, cheryl.

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it's a race to the finish in florida, as republican rick scott tries to unseat democratic senator bill nelson race for governor there also tight similar story in georgia where gubernatorial matchup is a dead heat. so much going on griff live in orlando. you're tracking races good morning. >> good morning cheryl and lauren a nail biter with record early voting but let's look at what's happening here in florida in that senate race are governor rick scott trailing incumbent democrat senator bill nelson by 1.7.one of the most expensive races in the country. then race per governor here in florida, you've got tallahassee andrew leading congressman ron by 2.4%. all of those candidates are

going to be in this orlando area because it is i-4 corridor where most swing votes are taking place in over a neighboring georgia you've got that race for the governor. secretary of state brian holding 2.7% lead over state reps stacey abrams that is one to watch. president trump talked about the importance of this year's election. take a listen. >> this is one of the most important elections of our lifetime. there is electricity in the air like i haven't seen since the 16 big victories that we all have together. [applause] polls open tomorrow morning we're going stay here in ground zero in florida in i-4 corridor but anyone tell use they know what's going to happen tomorrow may not know exactly what they're talking about and might be some surprises. guys back to you. >> it is nail biting in florida you're in a great spot griff thank you very much.

stay with fox business, for our midterm coverage lou dobbs keeking off tomorrow at 7 p.m. eastern time special program again there, then -- wake up early with with us we're going to be here with all of the results maybe some nonresults. but that -- >> that is the story. nonresults. nonresults coming in and start at 4 a.m. eastern time on wednesday morning. how economy, how markets react all of this is a big question mark right now we have the dow down 53 and nasdaq down 5 and nasdaq down five points as well coming up the white house is reimposing its toughest economic sanctions yet on iran. >> no one is going to argue the the secretary pompeo isn't tough on iran and no one will argue that president trump is not doing the same. >> but are the sanctions tough enough? and tough talk from youtube how company is fighting back against backlash over its popular chat future. you're watching fbn:am.

>> america is at a cross roads perhaps the character of our country. [applause] >> almost too many to head to the ballot box polls open in 24 hours. immigration, health care and economy -- a among top voter concerns. how mid-materials will affect the market, economy and trump agenda overall the dow gains two and a half percent last week. but this morning, dow futures are down a fifth of one percent the other markets are lower as well. nasdaq just going red, and we're looking at oil. look at this sanctions on iran taking effect with exceptions for eight big buyers of iranian oil looking at this, though, under pressure that's a lot of about half a percent. a lot of people weren't expecting that in europe stocks opening week lower but since

turned higher not by much but each of the three major averages that we're watching in europe are to upside. is to bees in asia are lower and japan nikkei down 1.5% and stocks in hong kong down over 2%. if you are thinking about upgrading your iphone, once you find out how much the iphone will cost you over a lifetime, you might hold on to one you have. fbn:am continues right now. ♪ good monday morning it is 5:30 in new york it is november 5th i'm lauren simonetti. it is midterm week. [laughter] good morning. i'm cheryl casone. >> midterm monday. it is also earnings season. third quarter earning season wind down this week but investors will get to hear from some big names on the left including dow component walt disney they report on thursday david nicholas and he joins now. good morning, david.

>> hey, lauren good morning. whanch do you expect to hear from disney and big media companies like dish and 21st century fox that are reporting this week. >> you know, i think we'll hear good things out of disney expected to come in around a dollar 31 per share. earnings expected to increase as well. so i think there's a lot of excitement, obviously, arranged 21st century fox merger but a lot of it is to me focused on streaming services so i think there's excitement to come out about disney espn plus possibly hulu services so i think it is a buy for disney right now in my opinion. >>more competition for netflix watching so-called fang stocks in last couple of months as they give up a lot of value that they that they gained. we got the jobs report a blowout jobs report or for the month of october. we got that on friday. it's a gift if you ask a lot of people for republicans as americans head to polls. tomorrow, but we did see that wages grew 3.1% year over year.

what does that mean for reserve that we got that basically best wage growth in a decade? >> yeah lauren it was refreshing to see this we haven't seen this once in the last administration so it was a big change. i think this is speaking to where is inflation. and i think this is what the fed is focused on right now 3% wage growth this is telling us that we're starting to see inflation in the market. but you know the question is is how long will that trend of inflation or wage growth continue and for me that's concerning but i think the fed is going to take this music to their ears to say hey this givings us another reason to raise rates so -- repair for that. >> do and say that this e week when they meet? >> not this week but i think we'll see it in december. but there's questions for us right as far as, you know, if you remember october third when powell came out and said that current fed policies extremely

accommodating that were far away from neutral that spoofed market i think a lot of volatility that we saw over last few weeks had to do with that so i'll be watching thursday but yeah -- i don't suspect that the feds are going to use any reason to pause on a rate rise. at the beginning of october knowing that october kind of freaks us out no matter what year it is because it is ongt. but that's a wild card or creator of this volatile city is trade on fridays we saw this amazing volatility because we have a deal on china. do we not have a deal on chienl? when do you think we resolve this issue? >> you know i think we're at a market right now where any news can be bad news. so the trade issue that we see while it may not impact us significantly economically. i think there are concerns for the markets. i'm hoping we'll get a resolution here soon. i don't think either government u.s. government or the chinese government want this to linger longer so yeah i think hopefully see a resolution by end of the year but if not i think that

will give us headwinds into 2019. >> alibaba said on friday they're cutting four numbers because of this potential trade war so it is a big reach for them and pus david, thank you. >> thanks for having me, lauren. >> well the united states reimposing sanctions on iran. it is official. president trump tweeting this image showing himself on a "game of thrones" style poster and tagline read sanctions are coming. this move really targets iran's oil industry. but a research follow-up and foundation for defense of democracy as he joins us this morning and what you want to listen to what president had to say in georgia at a rally there yesterday and talks specifically about iran. listen to the president here. >> i would sue the united states from the horrible, one sided iran nuclear deal. and iran has been a much

different has iran before a different considered is that incredible? this is maximum pressure is it working? >> in some ways maximum has shown green shoots since the president rue from nuclear deal you've seen that iranian continue to deappreciate relative to million barrels taking off the market. and no major oil price spike. so i think that pieces of the -- of the max pressure campaign are in place. but with all thing sanctions related and coercion related that trick is enforce. so making sure that we translate economic to political power after the -- >> you were showing oil right now down 27 cents so this really shows that the policy is working. this seems to be a win for administration in the president. now, another sides of this, obviously, is the chinese. because there are eight countries that they temporarily we are allowing to spill work with the iranians here's what the chinese foreign ministry

issues here's what they said same they issued china and iran carrying out normal corporation under the framework of international law is lawful reasonable and should be respected and protective. this is in middle of some sensitive negotiations between u.s. and china. what do you make of the statement? >> well chiengdz are actually using the u.n. security counsel resolution 2-2-3-1 is from 2015 to hides and take cover for business continue and two companies didn't list any major purchases of iranian oil i think they're doing that to signal interest in exception and negotiations were going on from friday into the weekend. >> not just oil, though, not just oil but also banks an i want to bring up this state that we got from senator marco rubio talking about about to depress the swift financial messages service to once again sever connections with the central bank of iran and other sanction iranian, of course, the u.s. agency what do you make of that? >> it is very important but the

challenge is, you know, the swift doesn't listen u.s. of a e.u. law it took cover before when it disconnected iranian banks in 2012 pressure is on right now. mnuchin clear it would be treated like any other entity so provides services they are susceptible to members of the board should not that particularly american ones. >> it is fascinating to see how it is for earn. thank you for being here. we appreciate it. >> my pleasure, thank you. >> youtube feeling pressure over hate speech on a platform. tracee carrasco has got that story is and headlines making news. tracee. >> good morning yes youtube superchat future is faces criticism after tree of life synagogue shoots in pittsburgh superchat allows viewers to pay to have featured long streaming video. well following the shooting a number of racist comments flood

the platform paved for by users during a far right live stream. according to "the wall street journal" youtube donatings the proceeds from any superchats that violate its hate promise speech they donate that money to charity. >> part of where we're at right now for divisiveness. how much of its stock is berkshire hathaway buying back i heard quite a bit. >> it is quite a bit. yes warren buffett repurchased 928 million dollars of its stock in the third quarter. but first time since 2012 berkshire has bought back stocks the oracle of omaha hasn't found any good acquisition maybe attractively placed deal and latest to get in on that buyback action as it repurchases companies hit a record in the second quarter. according to s&p global market intelligence. maybe things get cheaper for him now as market comes down a bit. all right some people might want to rethink upgrading their iphone because of the price

tag. >> yep that's right according to flipsy your kids end up spending about 75,000 dollar yes that's right on their phones over the course of their lives and if you factor opportunity cost in, true lifetime cost somewhere closerrer to 300,000 dollars when you consider that money being used for investing in -- >> you too. [laughter] that's a lot of -- congratulations my dad is beg for old device he's cheap pee likes to save money. now i know why. >> i'll start begging you guys for old phones give them to the kids. before we head to break we want to look at stock market futures it is monday. it is midterm week. voting is tomorrow dow down 51 right now in the premarket s&p is down 4.5. nasdaq down five and a quarter. coming up, prime time battle of the elite quarterback as aaron rouges and tom brady go head-to-head, and a new

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24/7 siriusxm channel 115. two miles is hard for melet check out the stock market before we head to break show you that market are down across the board by a tenth of one percent. stocks generally go up no matter who wins so focusing on that march to midterm now all out springt as president trump hits the campaign trail, some are saying that he's not touting his number one accomplishment. >> all say speak about the economy. speak about the economy. well, we have the greatest economy in the history of our country. but sometimes it is not as exciting to talk about the economy. right? >> well talking about immigration instead of economy be enough to convince voters to vote republicans and chickens, chickens are in california how they could be getting new gigs on the dime. you are watching fbn:am.

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brooklyn today accused of running world large pest drug cartel and smuggling over 155 tons of cocaine into the u.s. and u.s. government compiled 300,000 pages of evidence against guzman expected to plead not guilty. and california's chickens may soon have free-range thanks to a new proposition that could require all of the states egg farms to get rid of cages. well this good news for chickens to complicate farming oarmses result in farmers paying higher prices for eggs california voters going to decide on cage ban tomorrow. lauren, that's what is happening now. >> one of the many issues and we will be voting on tomorrow. president trump certainly making his closing fitch for the gop. holding campaign rallies in ohio, indiana, and missouri today alone but some reallies are worried he's not playing up the economy enough. >> all say speak about the economy, speak about the economy. well, we have greatest economy

in history of our economy but sometimes it is not as exciting to talk about the economy. right? wall street journal nbc news poll shows 59% of register voters want to change in the direction president trump has leading the country. we ask why the president is now making immigration a bigser issue than the economy or at least that's how it seems we bring in jesse london for research and raul avilar. good morning. good morning. you know jesse i want to talk to you first, with this big push on caravan on immigration is the president risking alienating independence here? >> absolutely not because people don't vote on what you've already given them of the president has accomplish an incredible economy and they have it. they're now looking at one of his campaign promises when he got elected president that was illegal immigration, it was about the wall, it was about protecting this country and its boards and that is actually something he won on so i understand the concern. but we does talk about the

economy, he's made that very clear. i mean jobs report on friday my gosh that blew up all over twitter 250 thousand new jobs surpassing what expectations were. so i think my is working for itself but he does want to get that wall built and this is something he won. >> he wants to fulfill another campaign promise that's what he's now promises to voters tomorrow what do you make of that strategy? >> i think it is one that is not going to be fruitful. i think he is alienating dependence that you spoke of earlier. and i think there's a reason why he's not talking about it. he said it is not a sexy conversation so you know he's said it himself. but you know, that there's a reason because there's a -- tax cuts that was given to us as his ballooning and there's going to be a tremendous burdens on taxpayers with that. >> raul let me say with you for a second do you think democrats take house, senate both how do you think things end when we get

the results? [laughter] >> well i wish i had a crystal ball but i do think what we're going to do fairly well. and i say that because -- the numbers of people that have voted early or absentee 27 plus million people speaks very, very loudly that there's a need and want for change. and democrats are talking about those issues that are going to provide those changes for people that care about this issues -- flght not making a prediction are you making one yeast see? >> i think we will squeak by wih house and some of the biggest reasons have been this caravan coming towards united states people are are concerned about their security you're talking about 98% of the and talking about 10,000 children trafficked per year and over 58,000 prisoners and federal prisons that are illegals and this is something critical to the united states we're talking about our own security and what taxpayers have to pay for so these issues

are touch points but i think republicans are going to hang on. >> kemp the the house majority leertdz writing on wall street journal if the democrats win, they will paralyze government in attempt to impeach president trump. they will amendment to roll back the tax reform that is energized the economy. what are you going to do if use win one or both houses raul are you going -- what are you going to do? >> harder the american people and make sure that wages are increasing. and -- make sure that we're health care is still intact. you know, that impeachment thing is something that people like to talk about but i think there are more oppressing issues that we will focus on, and make sure we wok hard for american people in middle class. >> we hope so jesse thank you for the conversation this morning. >> thank you having me tune into fox business for our special midterm coverage tomorrow at 7 p.m. eastern time and catch early edition of fbn:am 4 a.m.

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fidelity. open an account today. well trump administration turning up pressure on iran. they have restored u.s. sanctions on the country but the united states is also graduating temporary xempleses allows eight countries with china, india, south korea, japan to keep importing iranian oil. jane is is analyst and joins us now, yain is that why we're seeing oil prices actually lower today? because of these exceptions? >> we're actually seeing october that was a really poor month for oil that all came off quite a lot from highs this view that was perhaps world growth about to slow and there wouldn't be as much demand as people had thought but certainly there is the view that without the exceptions for these countries or prices might spike up again. and that is something that should president trump dupght want to see.

>> well europe is also considering sanctions on iran. how would that affect things? this is interesting when it pl you had out of european companies did not so you have u.k., france, et cetera that is still in that deal but, of course -- private companies in europe that have a lot to lose from say we're now request iran, have pulled out of iran largely because of the fear that they would lose this with the u.s. if they did not so. so what we're looking at is iranian economy that public sector will seek government sector and which have been growing in recent years will certainly lose support from europe and that is the part of the iranian economy which is likely to suffer. >> that's maximum pressure which is what president wanted to see. i have to ask about midterm elections big moment for our country tomorrow when voters go to polls. are you going to be watching our

results over there and what does it mean to you? >> really will be what's fascinating here and seen a referendum on trump on how he's doing really want to know how that will affect but i think out here, the market is very, very sensitive to trade wars. and that's the thing that we want to see develop. absolutely. thank you so much jane good to see you with that we're going say good morning to maria bartiromo on this mid-tomorrow election eve. >> yeah, it is a busy morning and it is going to be a busy couple of days good morning to you ladies see you in a few minutes good morning everyone. thanks so much for joining us happy monday to you i'm maria bartiromo and it is monday 5th kickoff to a busy week your top stories right now. just before 6 a.m. on east coast, it is count down to midterms the balance of power up for grabs, with voters headed to polls tomorrow. one day away now, a presidential blip president trump and former president obama making a final push touting their own economic records to drive are turnout.

>> america has the best economy in the history of our country and it can be destroyed very quickly, the economy created more jobs in my last 21 months than it has in 21 months since i left office. that's what a progressive agenda did. >> all right. that message and how it is resonating with voters this morning and then hitting iran, where it hurts oil market u.s. sanctions going into effect today. now iran's president is vowing to break the punishment. national advisor john bolton joining me later this hour and taking a look at futures right now we are expecting mixed opening this after well dow industrials expected to be down about 14 points and nasdaq is positive up three point right now after stocks closed lower on friday. despite that strong october jobs report. at the close on friday dow