there was a little return of debbie downer.bad things were going to get >> well, kind of because -- so everything was so bad then that -- like a lot of my friends, "you should do debbie downer. lorne let us do a debbie downer. and i came in with, like, a big mask, and it was like, "ha ha ha!" and then, like, that was a saturday and then literally, like, three days later the whole world shut down like, that's how fast everything happened and then i was kind of like -- >> seth: yeah. >> this isn't funny. so anyway, but at the time, you know, there was a lot of tension afoot and all that, so yes >> seth: we forgot that -- >> debbie downer reached - >> seth: debbie is one of the overlooked horsemen of the apocalypse [ laughter ] >> i think so. >> seth: when she shows up, bad things happen. >> debbie's got her finger on the pulse of all bad [ bleep ], stuff. >> seth: that is -- yeah, i like that the bat signal for debbie is things are so bad, we think we can throw a sketch together for her. [ laughter ] >> exactly exactly. and now i

i don't like to be debbie downer, but if we win it will be a huge accomplishment. my fear has always been that the narrative is going to be, let's elect 20 -- let's say rebecca is right, whatever the number is, we do not want the narrative to be, even though they had 228 republican women running, they only elected 20. i just caution that. we will definitely take advantage. we will go on. is having these women running nbc and not just being on the ballot if you have a --didate in a totally blew totally blew district -- totally blue district. i would guess the upside of that and why it still makes sense, especially when you think of being able to watch, having a woman on the ballot. >> like julie,ts -- >> what are your thoughts? >> like julie, we wanted to make sure we were putting an emphasis on the quality of candidate and you cannot, cannot, cannot build a movement within the party if you are fighting for your life every two years. that diagram needs to come together. you need to come up with candidates who are quality and are going to be good members of you want

your favorite president like he knows how much people don't like him like he is expecting the debbie downerou don't recognize me, it is your favorite president. >> thank you ever since the positive test t he is telling people not to be afraid of covid, and not let it dominate their lives he was living in a mansion, and flown by helicopter to receive the best health dare in the world. then she shows up as a receive the best health dare in the world. then she socialist. we must pass medicare. the "new york times" did the math, it would have cost the average american $100,000. you wouldn't hit your out of pocket limit a billion dollars? i apologize, it is a billion dollars. a sweet deal for trump in 2016 and 2017, he paid $750 in federal income tax f he loses in november, it would be great to have biden send him a bill.e. >> one more hit, daddy has to get his dex ons dex on >> trump got the bes >> trump got the best medical care in the world at taxpayer expense, no other american has access to, including a drug made by a company, the ceo is a member of trump's golf course, and a 400 million gr

that sentiment on a downer. just starts october 16th. i. i. once i refer to the season it's matchday 3 and 41 spine munich on knots the number one in the league and for a change robert levin.

first lady and all those around them affected by the virus will come through this but it will put a downere the president has been confirmed as having covid and gone to the hospital but because the messaging coming out of the white house has been very mixed and creating a tremendous amount of confusion about the status of the presidents health and more information overnight about his treatment. the uncertainty it is cast in part about the timing of when he was in fact infected and where he has travelled since. it is thrown up a number of questions and we have had the vice president debates coming up in a few days on the 7th of october and they were meant to be presidential debates on 0ctober meant to be presidential debates on october 15. meant to be presidential debates on 0ctober15. i think the likelihood of those going forward are very unlikely but of course president trump has cancelled his in—person rallies for now and had won this past week. so i think the next two days will be critical in understanding where we are headed. we were talking to the former british ambassador to washingt

using not downers your primary control method not downs. and making people. who are watching are to international very good morning. to faltering cease fire and they go into the 4th day. john accuse each other of violating the truce in a sequence of shelling attacks. saturday so the 2 nations which border asia and europe agree to lay down their weapons to exchange prisoners and those killed in the fighting. in the meantime nearly $700.00 unexploded grenades have been found in the disputed enclave and the armenian prime minister has warned of a potential communitarian catastrophe a monday this area government reported several of its regions have been shelled by accuse also accuse armine of bombarding the 2nd largest city in the country killing at least 10 people and injuring dozens and this is the scene reportedly showing the aftermath of that attack and attack which has denied care about conflicts stretches back more than 3 decades although the region is populated mainly by i think the armenians it is legally part of. earlier i spoke with the who's the spokes

you're saying that the average downer is 2 and a half hours i wish it was that low in my case actually it's much more than that 2 and a half hours well that's nothing compared to what happens to me now like we agree right that this sort of a concept of catching my attention and being by manipulating is really an old concept an old thread but really on steroids like it's sort of sitting right absolutely i mean i think that. you know probably artificial intelligence in fact is already doing this with with netflix netflix not only are there recommendations powered by artificial intelligence but some of the program e some of the show development in creation is now being powered by data that they have about how you and i watch their shows and what what appeals to us and so i think it's kind of a matter of time before traditional television starts becoming so personalized it starts to suck our attention and in those sorts of ways i think traditional t.v. just isn't nearly as good. as social media is kind of stealing our attention. you mentioned before we started this interview about america

that's being spent on keeping those voices like us down but i do like my last segment with a bit of a downer well let me say that you know i believe all commonly what happens is that people's attention allegiances shift as in as and i hate to bring we always bring this back up a bit with all the any of what happened the system collapsed the newspapers were lies or what have. we saw the rise of the psalmist dot we saw the rise of the intellectual dissidents and actually people like you mentioned earlier on like hannah arendt that this didn't see we're going against the tyranny that was a couple things so there is a model that we can follow as well even though tech tried to strangle us you know that the truth ultimately can't be stopped by by an army we have to have that kind of optimism gentlemen we're going to go to a short break and after that short break and continue here in discussion on russia gate and its everlasting effect on american political discourse state with our team . welcome back to cross top where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle remind you we're talking about a ru

i don't like to be debbie downer on this. we will win a lot of these seats. it will be a huge accomplishment. is the narrative will be 20. whatever the number is, we don't what the narrative to be. that can easily flip the script. we will definitely take advantage of the bigger numbers here. we will increase our numbers in the house. >> you have pointed this out before. havingortant thing is women running. not just being on the ballot. this does go along way as we think about young women. >> we were figuring this out back at the beginning of 2019. diversity within our endorsements. we wanted to put emphasis on quality candidates. you can't build a movement within your party if you are fighting for your life every two years. come together with candidates who are quality and are going to be good members of congress. i think that will be something we see this year. women will come in who have that ability. notuld be remiss if we did mention some other congresswomen. they need the help as well. beis important for us to helping our incumbents. want to talk about s

this is such a downer time.it's emotionally stressful stuff and it's nice for me to have gotten to spend a fair amount of this time thinking about optimism and america being all that can be. as sort of not a pollyanna view of america as it is, but looking at the strengths this country does have and how can we make the most of them and be the best that we can be. i think that it's fun to think about the idea instead of just fighting with each other all the time and then you finish the book and get to go back to reality where maybe you can't go outside and see a friend or whatever else. but the current situation is such a bummer. >> thank you so much, cofounder and fox and author of the case to thinking bigger. we encourage you to pick up your copy at the local independent bookstore to support the commonwealth club efforts visit commonwealth club.org. see you next time. hello and welcome to the atlanta history center's series. i'm your host for these talks and tonight i'm talking with claudia on her new book unwor

allen: we cannot and on a downer. i'm going to ask you, what is a new tradition that you have, and work out i knew diet? what have you done to make good use of your shutdown? sen. kaine: my wife and i, any day we are together, we do a different hike and try not to repeat. we have gone through every park, cemetery, civil war battlefield that we can find. the other thing i did this summer was, i rode my bicycle from north carolina to the northern tip of virginia. 330 miles, with the group of friends. we still had it in us. mr. allen: love it. couldn't be a better way to end. senator kaine, look forward to seeing you on a trail, maybe more than one kind. thank you for joining axios. sen. kaine: thanks so much. take care. mr. allen: thank you to bank of america for making these conversations possible. now we are going to see a video from the bank of america. >> the racial and economic disparities that have long existed have only been widened .y coronavirus and amplified people around the world are coming together with gre

comments that were, well, later picked up, strangely enough, by australian ambassador alexander downerthen used to launch fbi investigation into the trump campaign. miff sudden told the -- mifsud told the fbi he and papadopoulos never talked about clinton e-mails. papadopoulos believes haspel is trying to cover up the u.k. and australian role with the cia. what's more, a political article says haspel is coordinating with u.s. attorney john durham. the article also quotes a former cia officer who works in cooperation with the brookings institute and much of the left in this country, the brookings is a liberal washington think tank where christopher steele's primary subsource worked for five years. coincidence? perhaps not. the form ecia -- former cia officer is confident there has been no serious wrongdoing and will, therefore, find a means to cooperate. end quote. inversely then, if haspel thought there was serious wrongdoing, she would not cooperate. what is she doing? she now is, apparently, blocking the release of very sensitive, still-classified documents. joining us about tonight

tom: is this why you would to london, debbie downer? we welcome all of you on bloomberg radio and bloomberg television as well. futures at negative three, dow futures -26. i would point out the polarity of a flat, almost negative dow, up up single digits, and in 28% return on the nasdaq. ccla now, james bevan with , their chief investment officer with a digitally long perspective. james bevan joins us from london. tot is your enthusiasm acquire shares with a three and five year perspective? undiminished in bullishness for the near term. i anticipate the s&p 500 will get to 3800 points somewhere within the next 12 months. but i am not that optimistic in terms of the corporate earnings that underpin that progress. i am looking for about 100 when he five dollars for the current year, whereas the street is .fter 131 for 2022, i am looking at $180, whereas the street looks for $190. this is even before we put in the possible risk of mr. biden sweeping the presidency and congress and applying a tax hike to corporations that might deduct from

and i remember at the time thinking, that is sort of a downer. >> i'm saying that if you're a casualcomplice to murder. >> it was a way to push back against the '60s. feminism, rock 'n' roll, smoking pot, clearly something was very wrong here. and needs to be put right. >> tonight there is something special to talk about and i've asked someone very special to join me. nancy? >> thank you. >> today there is a drug and alcohol abuse epidemic in this country and no one is safe from it. because it is aimed at destroying the brightness and life of the sons and daughters of the united states. >> did all of you start first on pot? >> there is no more middle ground. >> she is making drug abuse her personal crusade. >> indifference is not an option. >> telling kids to stay off drugs. stay in school. >> what should you do when someone offers you drugs? >> when it comes the drugs and alcohol -- >> just say no! >> it is almost like saying, if you remain celibate, you won't get a convenient venereal disease. too simplistic. >> just say no and throw people in prison. >> what a waste, what a wasted

. >> we cannot and on a downer, you are shut down, with the new tradition that you have, a new workout, what have you done to make good use of your shutdown. >> two things my wife and i were together and wrote together a lot more than we normally are, we try not to repeat, we've gone through every park, cemetery civil war battlefield that we can find in the other thing i did this summer, i rode my bicycle from north carolina to the northern tip of virginia on the blue ridge parkway with a friends trip that we did 25 years ago to see if we still hadn't enough in the hadn't enough. >> i love it, could not be a better way to end senator kaine i'll look forward to seeing you on the trail maybe more than one time and thank you for joining. >> always good, take care. >> taking to bank of america for making these conversations possible and now we will see a video from the bank of america. >> the racial and economic disparity that have long existed in this country have only been widened by the coronavirus and amplified by the most recent attacks. people around the world are coming together wit

. >> all right the shares are downer inially 4% today.vid klein and aditi roy thank you as well. >>> tyler we have got a lot to watch, eli lily and apple reporting this yank. >> apple among the stocks pulling down the nasdaq today. that does it for "closing bell," won't it, kelly. >> that will do it for "power lunch. tyler, see you tomorrow. thanks for watching, everybody "closing bell" starts right now. >> kelly and tyler, thank you. and welcome to "closing bell," everyone, i'm sara eisen here with wilfred frost thedown down 200 points as we head into the final hour of trade. let's look at what is driving the act right now. eli lily's coronavirus antibody trial has been paused over safety concerns just one day after johnson & johnson paused its vaccine trial due to a closed adverse event we will dive into both stories. >>> apple unveiling its lineup

ratings they were having and saying a lot of this social justice messaging might have been a ratings downerhe said a u.s. senator with three nba teams in the state and employing thousands of people and he's rooting for their business to do poorly. he called you full of you know what. what do you say? >> you know, to quote the bar d barred. mark cuban gets up sets and yells and screams and hurls expletives when he's actually -- when he knows he's in the wrong. in this instance, i love the nba. i'm a diehard houston rockets fan. i've been my entire life. it break any heart to see the nba -- i think they're doing enormous damage to their business by just insulting many of their fans, by turning basketball games -- nobody wants to turn on a sports game and hear this lefty political lecture, which is self righteous and doesn't address the issues. if they wanted to do something on racial inequality, it would be great to see them step in and raise money for scholarships for low income kids to have school choice. but they wouldn't do that. instead -- >> neil: if you guys talked after all the online

>> so, kasie, i'm going to be debbie the realist today and not debbie downer. have don't mean anything, because the only polls that matter are the ones that happen on election day and people going into vote. i have to say, four years ago, as you said, i was very worried that donald trump would win michigan. can i say to you now that he couldn't? no, i can't. because it does matter who is going to vote. the biden campaign has taken this race much more seriously. it's understood that there are a lot of working people, men and women, that are in the auto industry, manufacturing, building trades that are worried about their jobs. wants somebody to care about them. and i think joe biden does a much better job of connecting with them. we've seen job losses in michigan. that he promised weren't going to happen. i mean, we're surrounded -- on saturday, i had an intense auto discussion. i'm telling you anything can happen. people stay calm. there's storms, snow, everybody needs to vote. >> can i ask you what is sort of concerning i guess i would say, reports coming out

trees and old man winter arrives fall fun is over beautiful, right love this time of year not to be a downer night, but before we go, i need to tell you, those of us in new york and the northeast, we're worried about you. our friends and our loved ones and our viewers across the country, now more than ever really this new covid surge is awful. so follow the fauci. not for us we're mostly good around here. we're worried for you, so please follow the fauci in the spring and early summer we lived the horror of neighbors and friends sick and dieing. doctors and nurses we know and admire so were in the depths of depression inside hospitals with no more beds, with the freezer trucks outside full of victims whose families never got to say good-byer pots and pance we could bang our pots and pans from our windows to show love for our heroes but we couldn't help except we went into lockdown our region was like a sprawling ghost town everybody indoors, thawing chicken for dinner again, playing cards, watching netflix for hours and weeks on end every day ground hog day missing our friends and lives to s

>> i am the real downer at all election dinner parties when they happen in the pandemic. >> zoom.ing to people because everyone has different worries. this is a big one, although, you're giving us real information about it and it's helping everyone understand and take a breath if we're in this scenario is vital regardless who is up or winning. julian barns, very busy person. thank you for being here. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> appreciate the reporting. >>> we have so much in tonight's show. it's, of course, debate night with chuck schumer and a lot more election news. it's his first time on "the beat." that's next. first time on "the beat." that's next. at visionworks, we want you to feel safe and we want you to see yourself in your new glasses and think, "ooh!" but if you get home and your "ooh" is more of a "hmm..." you have 100 days to change your mind. that's the visionworks difference. visionworks. see the difference. who's sujoe biden.rop 15? biden says, "every kid deserves a quality education and every family deserves to live in a safe, healthy community. that's why i

so not to be a debbie downer, but i do feel we're in mile one here of some tough times coming. thank you for that. and we'll probably be having a lot of conversations on a monthly basis going forward. thank you. >> yes. and then we are working on other conversations and talking a little bit about more permits and trying to process more permits. hopefully when we do, that we'll see some numbers move in that direction. that will help us increasing though. one thing we have to be cognitive of is looking at the permit valuation. when that drops drastically, that will have an impacts no matter what on our budget. because our top two revenue sources and [inaudible] revenue are based on valuation. >> when i talk about the larger projects right now going to ward, that's going to impacts you. i had [inaudible] which kind of would explain to your point about your electrical and plumbing surge of permits because most people are at home now and they are doing remodels and doing their kitchens and the smaller projects that have been put on the [inaudible] for a while and doing them now. tha

that's what i'm here i'm your debbie downer >> i do think -- >> how about jpmorgan and pay pal. >> whatmy ear, my producer says -- >> they are taking a shot at square and pay pal, with this new thing called quick accept. >> this is -- >> one example, this is like their -- how many times are they going to try to get -- try to beat pay pal it is embarrassing they had myriad times. people don't use -- they don't go to chase for that kind of thing. >> bitcoin cash, light coin, directly within the pay pal. you talked a great deal about digital currency not digital currency, digital payment systems. look at the market cap on this thing. look what it has done since it was split off from -- >> they have been using -- courtesy of lisa ellis, the best analyst on this, she said -- your friends moffett and nathan son, small business to medium size they keep losing business to square, it clover, to pay pal, and do you remember once they -- they had chase pay and chase net. chase is -- chase is, like, no, when it comes to this stuff. small, medium size business, chase is not done it they're just too

i think it's safe to say two can play at that game, and if it's the debbie downer game, i give the presidentk -- big edge on that? >> well, look, neil, this is the political season. you expect politicians to tell you this is the most important election of our lifetimes, the world's going to end if we tonight elect them. candidates always do that. what's different is the democrats have embraced this idea that america, it was founded on structural racism. that's different from saying that, yes, america was founded by men and women that were imperfect and that we've got work to do and we're always striving to make a more perfect union. i think this is different. i think the critical race theory, systematic racism, and i think trump was right to try to stop taxpayer dollars subsidizing this critical race nonsense at least in our federal government. i would hope more private sector -- neil: but on race issues, governor, and i know what you're trying to say, he is not exactly bringing the nation together. he has said things that do raise your eyebrows here. i just find -- it'd sort of be like me,

aren't you miss debbie downer there. charlie gasparino on those developments here. what he just said now. >>> by the way, some news north of the border. we are learning that in ontario, canada they are shutting down indoor dining, gyms in toronto and in ottawa. that's on saturday, for at least 28 days due to a rising covid-19 cases. this is limited to those regions for the time being but it follows a spike in cases, record cases we are hearing out of russia and poland and ukraine. especially in poland and ukraine, where they are typing up restrictions and revisiting what they call rolling lockdowns, particularly in poland around the warsaw area. nothing like that happening here in the united states. we have seen spikes in cases certainly in the new york city metropolitan area but nothing so drastic or sweeping as what they are considering doing as of tomorrow in canada. stay with us. i have an idea for a trade. oh yeah, you going to place it? not until i'm sure. why don't you call td ameritrade for a strategy gut check? what's that? you run it by an expert, you talk

unfortunately, i hate to be a debbie downer, but honestly, the first debate went great.s is another example of donald trump, you know, complaining and complaining and complaining and actually, you know, people who are trying to -- who actually care about norms and decorum and the way we used to do things, you know, trying to corral this tiger, and he's not corralable, and frankly, i wish they would have just let him -- let us see raw trump because it's not working for him. anyway, i think that he'll complain about it and i think it will benefit him at the same time, having a mute button for a couple of minutes during the debate, and the "60 minutes" thing, i just -- you know, far be it from me to criticize the master media manipulator and doing a classic trump move like bob said, but you know, generally, nicole, when we -- when one of my candidates had a bad interview, we tried to bury it and tried to get as little attention on it as possible, so i don't know what the strategy is here to maximize attention on a good interview -- on a bad interview that's going to be airi

>> i think you guys are incredibly debbie downer is here my goodness if you told me five months ago went rate less than 8% i would have said i thought you were smoking ng if you told me 11 million jobs five months seemed incredible so this is -- is economy in terms of job creation slowing a little bit? yeah, that was expected first 10 million jobs easier to get back than next 10 million jobs these are very positive numbers what this is telling me a robust recovery underway, that continues. and i think that the idea charles i have to with with all due respect disagree with you government spending doesn't stimulate anything just doesn't government spending stimulates government -- >> federal reserve intervention federal government would you have bounced same way if government did nothing would have seen the same script play out? >> let me answer that good point i charles, my point is simply this, you know, maria, we have something like ninor 10 states that are completely open right now, texas is open, tennessee is open, florida is open, utah is open, idaho is open, the -- the shame of co

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. >> so just a small point, not to be debby downer, but the video you just showed. playing baseball. absolutely no one in the audience. >> well, there were some. >> i think one person for every 20 seats. >> well, they're starting to scatter the fans which i think is good. they can do that safely. >> compare to to the iowa rally. >> and the greatest example is what the nba did. put everybody in a bubble, controlled it. and it made a difference. >> what do you mean by a bubble? >> well, these players are in a bubble. if you go -- well, you're not -- >> you can't go out. >> only people you're around are the other people who are playing with you. >> why are they doing that? not to get the virus and not to pass it around? >> am i, perry mason? these are the most obvious questions. why don't you ask me if i like sweet tea and brownies? yes, yes, i admit it. so willie, we'll get to nick saban getting covid in one second, but let's finish up on baseball if we will. so the dodgers of course have every reason to be bitter about the past couple of years with facing houston and

when we saw that was canceled, i think that was a little bit of a downer.eople really need to hear more on the issues. there was disappoint hadn't -- disappointment last time around. president trump said i have an alternative, i have no problem with an outside debate. he mentioned that on tucker carlson. listen to what he had to say on that. >> and you've said you wanted to be in person. how would you feel about a debate outside on miami beach? >> i'd have no trouble with it at all. in fact, when we have rallies outside we've had no problem whatsoever. outside is better than inside, as you know, with this crazy thing and it's gover gone on. i have no problem with this many we have had a problem with this commission. this commission's been ridiculous, actually. who wants to do a debate on a computer? you can't do it on a computer. joe has a tendency to get the answers and read them off a computer when he's asked questions. i would love to do it outside would be fine, as far as i'm concerned. >> pete, jedediah, i am incredibly disappointed with the cancellati

so not to be a debbie downer, but i do feel we're in mile one here of some tough times coming. for that. and we'll probably be having a lot of conversations on a monthly basis going forward. thank you. >> yes. and then we are working on other conversations and talking a little bit about more permits and trying to process more permits. hopefully when we do, that we'll see some numbers move in that direction. that will help us increasing though. one thing we have to be cognitive of is looking at the permit valuation. when that drops drastically, that will have an impacts no matter what on our budget. because our top two revenue sources and [inaudible] revenue are based on valuation. >> when i talk about the larger projects right now going to ward, that's going to impacts you. i had [inaudible] which kind of would explain to your point about your electrical and plumbing surge of permits because most people are at home now and they are doing remodels and doing their kitchens and the smaller projects that have been put on the [inaudible] for a while and doing them now. that might ex