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welcome back to crossfire where all things are considered i'm peter bell to remind you we're discussing some real news. well let's go back to george in budapest you know i've had many many conversations over the last few months here and you. started formulating an idea that i think really needs exploration and i think will only touch on it in this part of the across here but you said to me not too long ago that the war on coal bit which i can live with that i think there's a war on everything now and it kind of dilutes the meaning of it but ok the war on tobin but it's also it's also a war on civil liberties it's a war on populism on the left and the right and i've done a number of programs on cross-talk talking about what is this new normal is the new normal an attack of progressive islam left and right george yes i think so. that the 2016 is kind of he is 0 for the global elite we had the bricks that referendum which against all expectations went against the e.u. and then of course we had don't trump election victory which again went against all predictions this game is such a shock t

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sharing bell and peter oppenheimer a you could see an upside in cyclicals.lar would likely fall in this case scenario. with u.s.ean stocks exposure could be under a little pressure but they are seeing an upside to value in cyclicals. a blue sweep would also benefit china exposed stocks. no surprise that a contested result would be a risk on event and in that case, you would see a higher u.s. dollar raising the cost on equity across the market. anna: and what about the calls around the stoxx 600? what kinds of calls are you seeing around that? juliette: this is a bank of america call -- that you could see another 10% to the upside. they have cut the year-end numbers. an outperformance of cyclicals versus defenses. part of the reason for the call is because you could see a second wave of the virus in europe start to fade allowing for a recovery in pmi's. there -- they have reduced their overweight view on the auto sector. very much, juliette saly joining us from singapore with your morning call. it has announced it will suspend operations at all of its u.s. an

airport closes a week from now they expect a bell in brandenburg on the old china felt terminal next door to sever around 24000 passengers a day. a reported peter real adult joins me now in the studio peter the surfboard was due to open in 2011 but has been long overdue in the long long over budget but so long i'm going to butcher this metaphor because there's really no. accurate way to put it in words you know the what we're seeing here the whole project there's been a proverbial plane crash in slow motion it's a combination of poor planning and have execution really a case study in what happens when politics and bureaucracy get in the way of common sense it was dreamed up in 9090 shortly after the fall of the wall busy it took 7 years to settle on a spot to built it which was the last place that experts recommend just on the location just on location then the official groundbreaking didn't happen for another decade 2006 because lawsuits infighting between the various parties. finally agreed in 2000 on the opening for winter 2011 that's really when the trouble began i'm going to go through a list real quick so you can keep up because there's j

peter all over r.t. early talking of ramifications france and germany have issued a joint statement saying bell proposed sanctions against russian individuals later this week russia's foreign ministry branded the move unacceptable adding that instead of cooperating on the case germany and france have now turned to threats and blackmail. o.p.c. w.'s in the spotlight for another reason as well a former head of the organization has been blocked from speaking at a u.n. security council meeting kevin owen discussed that with correspondents ask you taylor. what seems an irony for the us which is of course an organization of thought about putting together international voices about discussing difficult topics it has barred a former chief. from speaking to the security council now we're talking about me he's a president and diplomatic he was in fact before us to write to general of the chemical weapons what between 97 and 2002 he's really a figure of a great authority he was invited by moscow to speak on the alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of duma back in 2018 but at the last minute he was essentiall

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airport table closes a week from now they expect a bell in brandenburg and the old terminal next door to serve around 24000 passengers a day. i reporter peter real adult joins me now in the studio peter 20112020 there's a big difference between those 2 days overdue and over budget what happened here or michael i'm sorry i'm going to put in a metaphor here because there's really no words to accurately describe this it's like watching a plane crash in slow motion you know it's a combination of poor planning of execution really of a case that what happens when when politics and bureaucracy gets in the way of common sense this whole airport was dreamed up in 1900 just after the fall of the berlin wall it took them 6 years just to settle on a spot to build it and mind you very fittingly the last spot that the experts actually recommended the official groundbreaking didn't take place for another 10 years because inflating because a lawsuit and then they finally agree on a date in 2011 and that is when the real trouble that actually begins i'm going to go through a condensed list see if you can keep up one year before the airport supposed to open

table closes a week from now they expect a bell in brandenburg and the old shona fell terminal next door to serve around 24000 passengers a day. i reporter peter really dull joins me now in studio peter good to see you here with this your report was due to open in 2011 but it's a long overdue and long over budget what took so long well i think essentially this is you know a proverbial plane crash of poor planning of horrible execution of you know essentially it's a case study and what happens when political interest in bureaucracy gets in the way of common sense a lot of weight you know there's import was dreamed up and then 990 after the fall of the berlin wall when it took 6 years to settle on a spot to build the airport it was the last spot that experts recommend it that they build the official groundbreaking didn't happen for another decade and that is essentially when the real trouble began we saw lawsuits from locals and environmentalist were complaining over noise and pollution that gummed up the initial the initial stage and you know the finally agreed on the opening in the winter of 2011 that had to be pushed back for a year after one

peter: and if you have a look, we've got a picture of the stage in bell i'll -- bell aisle where obama-biden motorcade is making its way. it's interesting, kind of funny, at first event they were trying to keep people entertained before the headliners showed up so they had big screens on either side of the stage that were showing the michigan state and michigan game but because it was coming from local broadcast there were ads on the biden stage for president obama -- president trump and hopeful john james. bill: it happens, right. peter, we will check with you. peter mentioned michigan, grand rapids, you can see the president late on monday night as part of closing argument as we move to tuesday on election day and detroit is right here. the event that president obama was earlier today was the home of flint, michigan, heavy demographic for african-americans, a lot of democratic votes, 55-45 four years ago. hillary clinton picked occupy a hundred thousand votes. wayne county, that's detroit. you see how well hillary clinton did almost 70% to have vote. interesting to know, we talked to debbi

he says it doesn't ring a bell, but i've seen the underlying proof but inside ratcliffe's letter this referral was sent to the fbi to peter strzok and to comey. now, remember peter strzok. he was on crossfire hurricane and the mueller report, and never once did this intelligence show up anywhere in any of those investigations, or to congress, or to the senate. so what we know with all of this and i know everything that's going on this week this is the biggest news that didn't get reported, that we find out there was no collusion between trump and russia. that it was created by hillary clinton in a campaign in july of 2016 that the cia director john brennan that the fbi director comey, and the president of the united states, barack obama all knew about that, and was never brought to congress, and we have wasted two years in this congress, and all the time before wanting to get this information, asking the questions. so another question that comes up. who has withheld this information? credit to director ratcliffe for that transparency of releasing it to the house and senate. every member of congress should read the underly

airport tagle closes a week from now they expect a bell in brandenburg and the old felt terminal next door to serve around 24000 passengers a day. i reporter peter really dull joins me now in the studio peter 20112020 there's a big difference between those 2 dates overdue and over budget what happened here or michael i'm sorry i'm going to put in a metaphor here because there's really no words to accurately describe this it's like watching a plane crash in slow motion you know it's a combination of poor planning of execution really of a case that what happens when when politics and bureaucracy gets in the way of of common sense this whole airport was dreamed up in 1900 just after the fall of the berlin wall it took them 6 years just to settle on a spot to build it and mind you very fittingly the last spot that experts actually recommended the official groundbreaking didn't take place for another 10 years because inflating because a lawsuit and then they finally agree on a date in 2011 and that is when the real trouble that actually begins i'm going to go through a condensed list see if you can keep up one year before the airport supposed to open

bell. but i've seen the underlying proof. but inside ratcliffe's letter, this referral from the cia was sent to the fbi to peter strzok and toey. now, remember peter strzok, he was on crossfire hurricane and the mueller report and never once did this intelligence show up anywhere, in any of those investigations, or to congress or to the senate. so what we know with all of this -- and i know everything that's going on this week, this is the biggest news that didn't get reported. that we find out that there was no collusion between trump and russia, that it was created by hillary clinton in a campaign in july of 2016, that the cia director, john brennan, that the fbi director comey, and the president of the united states barack obama all knew about that. and was never brought to congress. and we have wasted two years in this congress and all the time before wanting to get this information, asking the question. so another question that comes up, who has withheld this information. credit to director ratcliffe for the transparency of releasing it to the house and senate. every member of congress should read the underlying informa

peter strzok regarding u.s. presidential candidate hillary clinton's approval of a plan concerning u.s. presidential candidate donald trump and russia hackers hampering u.s. elections as a means of distracting the public. doesn't -- >> doesn't ring bells that is pretty stunning thing. it didn't ring a bell. you get this inquiry from the intelligence committee to look at the clinton campaign basically trying to create a distraction accusing trump of being a russian agent or russian stooge. elizabeth: okay, do you remember james comey's press conference before the election about hillary clinton's emails? do you remember how detailed his memory was about the number of emails that were listed as classified and number of emails that weren't? do you remember how detailed his memory was then? do you remember how detailed james comey peace memory is about trump's alleged connections to individuals in russia and how he is supposedly indebted to these individuals in russia, which is supposition on his part. he gives detailed information about that but then has no memory of anything about this? your take on it? >> i researched this, liz and comey has repeatedly in congressional testimony had convenient memory lapses when it came to anything that

peter strzok regarding u.s. presidential candidate hillary clinton's approval of a plan concerning u.s. presidential candidate donald trump and russia hackers hampering u.s. elections as a means of distracting the public -- >> that doesn't ring bellselizabeth: okay. let's back up. conservative columnist andrew mccarthy says that the cia was not, john brennan was not asking the fbi to investigate hillary on this. instead the cia's john brennan was pushing for the fbi to probe trump based on what hillary was alleging because remember senator harry reid got on the stick after john brennan talked to him in august of 2016 saying why don't aren't you doing anything about this? he called james comey, why aren't you doing anything about this? in september 2016 basically they, the cia, brennan sent the memo over to him with hillary's plan, with the information. when you heard all of this, because you sent a letter to james comey i think in september 2016, right? >> yes, i absolutely did. and i knew at this time that the democrats were doing this. and the fact, for them to sort of downplay this now when me, as a private citizen had inside information as to all the wrongdoing and to try to say that they knew nothing is really ludicrous. eliz

peter rojas, thank you we have got move on. >>> we have got less than 40 minutes to go here before the "closing bell.ajor averages, dow being weighed down by boeing, down .4% off the lows. transports are lower the knocked is up .3% thanks to strenk in communication services apple is down but it was up yesterday. still ahead, the cdc director tom frieden about the pausing of eli lily's antibody trial and j and j's vaccine trial. could these setbacks make americans more reluctant to get a vaccine? we'll be right back. incomparable design makes it beautiful. state of the art technology makes it brilliant. the visionary lexus nx. lease the 2021 nx 300 for $359 a month for 36 months. experience amazing. at your lexus dealer. but inside... there's advanced research, modeling and refinement. constructing funds that don't simply follow an index. but explore new terrain. helping you fill portfolio gaps. connect to client goals. and strengthen confidence in you. flexshares. powered by over a century of investment expertise. before investing consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses

bell rings. i -- we feel good about where we are. i don't understatement how he plays. >> sandra: peter doocy live in wilmington, delaware. any biden surrogates on the trail today? >> sandra, biden has his wife, jill, in georgia where he is going to head tomorrow. both of them were in pennsylvania this weekend and that is where the biden pitch to restore the soul of the nation was interrupted by a bunch of trump supporters honking their car horns. >> i'm running as a proud democrat. i will govern as an american president. for everybody. >> i'll work as hard for those who support me as those who don't including those chumps with a microphone out there. >> nothing on the schedule today for biden. kamala harris is back in d.c. for senate votes and if she is the last person in the room there is more to her than the nonpartisan gov track rating the puts her as the senate's most liberal member. >> is that a socialist or progressive perspective? >> no. [laughter] no, it is the perspective of a woman who grew up a black child in america, who was also a prosecutor, who also has a mother who arrived here at the age of 19 from india

bell. but i've seen the underlying proof. but inside ratcliffe's letter, this referral from the cia was sent to the fbi, to peter strzok and toeter strzok, he e was on crossfire hurricane and the mueller report. never once did this intelligence show up anywhere in any of of those investigations or to congress or to the senate. so what we know with all of this -- i know everything that's going on this week. this is the biggest news that didn't get reported. we find out there was no collusion between trump and russia, that it was created by hillary clinton and a campaign in july of 2016, but the cia director john brennan, that the fbi director, comey and the president of the united states, barack obama all knew about that and was never brought to congress. maria: unbelievable. the only place you're hearing about this story is here or on fox news. nobody is covering the biggest political scandal of our time. joining me right now is ohio congressman, house judiciary committee and house oversight and reform committee member, jim jordan. thank you so much for being here. it's great to have you. we have so much to discuss. i've got

table closes a week from now they expect a bell in brandenburg on the old china felt terminal next door to sever around 24000 passengers a day. i reporter peter really dull joins me now in the studio peter 20 levin 2020 there's a big difference between those 2 days overdue and over budget what happened here or michael i'm sorry i'm going to push that metaphor here because there's really no word sakya lead strike this is like watching a plane crash in slow motion you know it's a combination of poor planning of execution really of a case study.