. >> as in the bounces back, treasuries fluctuating s jobe tomorrow' report. jobs, big report tomorrow. why is it harder to fill a job. china, things may not be as bad as you think. we will have a round table to discuss the good, bad, and what it means for the market. >> we begin with stocks. interesting day, dow down triple digits, and now we are flat on the day, the s&p and positive territory. up on also picked 10-day average. interesting. it was pretty quiet all day, but it did not feel like a q3 day. maybe this is the start of a quiet q4. q4.e we will have a quiet >> i was looking at the 10-year yield. way up.ble to claw its moment, our investors so anxious that will will -- we will see a 1.9 print. redheads -- so many fed heads -- volatility is driving this show. 40% odds of a move this year. volatility.k about looking at glencore, down 30%, now up 17%. it was pretty ugly. is one month.e the orange line is three months. the green line is six months. volatility is not going anywhere. investors are expecting a bearish outlook when it comes to glencore. joe:

caller: jobe venuttiforcongres.com. host: you are running against whom?aller: buchanan here in florida. host: bob is joining us on our independent line, philadelphia. welcome to the conversation. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i have three good points to make here. the last caller, he said tax or income regardless. a lot of retired people rely on dividends and interest. there should be no tax on interest. that was romney's plan when he was running, no tax for the retired on interest income. about what obama said on in action of gun control, creating grief and sorrow. president, you're in action on things ray cities is causing the same sort of grief. when he takes action on that, maybe we can talk about gun control. im going to go back to taxes think with loopholes and tested actions, we want the poor to become rich, right? it's good. i think we should. 's plan -- we should leave the loopholes in place for $50,000, so they become rich. everything the wealthy have now, we should leave it there for those of to the 50,000 level. for the p

the thing is that the field is narrowing, lincoln chafee got out today, and jobe job saying hjoe biden sayinghe is not in. and she took hits yesterday, saying that the e-mail came out, and immediately telling her family that this is a terrorist attack, and then told the public something else that was a problem. -- why didn't the e-mails get to her desk? those are pushing back on this idea she has that leadership of great as secretary of state, i think that hearing became so partisan that is driving democrat bes behind her, the fis narrowing. >> thank you ed. >> knocks topic for discussion. would be debt limit, deadline i am sure with the latest our own peter barnes. >> reporter: house republican leaders this week pulled a bill that would raise debt ceiling, to 2017 it mandated tough spending cuts. they now say, they will get to another debt ceiling bill next week, the white house continues to play hardball with republicans on the issue, saying no negotiation on the debt sealing it must be a clean bill that addresses the debt ceiling or president will veto it the house said that preside

. >> well, some of them say they're still sitting on the sidelines in the hopes that may jobe biden wille rails. others have said, look, i like hillary, want it to support her. i just health reached that big 100,000 threshold to appear on her bundler list. >> do you get a sense from the bundlers that if joe biden needed them, he could get money from them fast? time would be running our on him. >> absolutely. you get a sense they feel at that time way. it's hard to pin down how many people are sitting there waiting for joe biden. but right before i came here i was on the phone with a bundler who is supporting hillary, donated to hillary, not yet raised money for her yet. she says if joe biden called me to talk about a campaign, i'm going to pick up the phone and talk to him. he used a lot of words, called him a beloved figure in the democratic party. so he will definitely have people who are willing to listen to him, hear him out, hear him make his case for a third run for the presidency. >> now, obviously this includes those who watch the debate that hillary clinton was deemed at least h

he met the jobe, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, iran. it wasn't funny then. it's not funny now.ss me that people like him are in such powerful positions when they're responsible for the destruction of iraq, the deaths of thousands of our soldiers and, let's say it and say it clearly, the creation of isil. >> host: donald on our facebook page presents you with a choice in your opinion which would we more preferable, the u.s. using several bunker buster bombs to destroy iran's nuclear bomb missile program or new york city being entirely destroyed by a single nuclear tipped missile sent by iran's dictators. >> guest: well, it's a stupid choice. the second one is just not going to happen. iran, first of all, does not have, nor according to this deal, are they going to get a nuclear weapon, and even if iran had a nuclear weapon, they are not trying to bomb the united states. so, the question doesn't make any sense. really what we should be saying is, how do we move towards a nuclear-free world? that is the question that should be upper most on our minds when we look at this iran deal

jobe are six weeks of readiness, six weeks of job search, and four weeks of personal development. our goal here is to get them job ready and life ready. have as much legal work experience. we don't have to explain that we have a criminal record. sometimes their educational level is not as high as your traditional job seeker. a lot of it is confidence. we prepare them to go and sell themselves and assured to the employer that i can do the job. >> it is good for them to have individuals come from the community and actually work with them. individuals who they can see are willing to help them. it is important for the seeunity to come in and what we are working with. sometimes this can be a scary environment. people will automatically be afraid to deal with ex offenders. they can come in and see, this is a person that is here, they made a mistake, but now they are working to it opportunities to be of federal taxpaying citizen. that is the benefit of individuals coming from outside. host: we are back inside montgomery county correctional facility, about 30 miles here from the nation's

. >> as in the bounces back, treasuries fluctuating s jobe tomorrow' report.y is it harder to fill a job. china, things may not be as bad as you think. we will have a round table to discuss the good, bad, and what it means for the market. >> we begin with stocks. interesting day, dow down triple digits, and now we are flat on the day, the s&p and positive territory. up on also picked 10-day average. interesting. it was pretui

jobe r: he's done a great in ohio.some sensible people out, but they have not put out their plans. david: you just met with john kasich. steve s: i like john. he has done a remarkable job in ohio. he won his last election by 30 points. i've never heard anything like that. he is quite experienced, and he is a good person. he also worked at lehman brothers. that's a theme through the morning. stephanie: david, you have a different background. in the media world, these candidates -- many people are saying john kasich, who is he? how quickly can a candidate turn things around and become front and center? people have known donald trump, he has been a celebrity businessman for years. ohio, which ism important when it comes to the election. -- i know him some, not terribly well. of havingrikes me a lot of jeb bush is strength. he also seems unplugged and genuine. in that first debate, he was asked a question about same-sex marriage. it felt like a heartfelt response, he said he personally would object, but he would love any r

jobe are six weeks of readiness, six weeks of job search, and four weeks of personal development. our goal here is to get them job ready and life ready. have as much legal work experience. we don't have to explain that we have a criminal record. sometimes their educational level is not as high as your traditional job seeker. a lot of it is confidence. we prepare them to go and sell themselves and assured to the employer that i can do the job. >> it is good for them to have individuals come from the community and actually work with them. individuals who they can see are willing to help them. it is important for the seeunity to come in and what we are working with. sometimes this can be a scary environment. people will automatically be afraid to deal with ex offenders. they can come in and see, this is a person that is here, they made a mistake, but now they are working to it opportunities to be of federal taxpaying citizen. that is the benefit of individuals coming from outside. host: we are back inside montgomery county correctional facility, about 30 miles here from the nation's