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alwa great to have you with us. thank you so much. hearing ebony, that there is a panic in florida because african-americans there are saying they're basically not enthusiastic about hillary clinton and it's going to take a lot more than president obama talking about his legacy. >> completely unsurprised by that, lou. i have been saying and i will continue to say that there's so much about hillary clinton that the black community has legitimate questions about both her and her husband's legacy and their true nature and true intentions. this is about the best line for trump's debate. the proximity of power, 30 years and what do you have to show for it? what community can you look to and say they are better positioned, better off because of your leadership? and certainly within the black community, she struggles there. >> we look at what this president has done. she wants to be the third term the of president obama. and, mike, he's done nothing in effect for african-americans, minority communities, inner-city communities, and the countr

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alwa >> the government is too big and it spends too much money. john: they cover his mistakes but ignore much of the argument. they ignore his good ideas. >> parents get a choice where their children attends school. john: the media talk about donald's and hillary's health but never talk about gary. john: they praise donald trump's business record but ignored gary's. >> new mexico is a state that's 2-1 democrat. john: who always gary johnson. that's our whole show tonight. who is gary johnson? we know he's the libertarian candidate for president. but recent polls show 40% of americans don't even know he's running yet johnson has more governing experience than any of the other candidates. people say hillary is so experienced. but experienced at what? lying? raising money? manipulating people? as a senator the only bills she got passed were renaming things like post offices. as secretary of state she didn't accomplish much that was good. in the white house she was polite and smeared hour husband's critics. donald trump has at least run things and bui

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alwa >> inflation data out of china overnight. producer prices rising for the first time in nearly five years. consumer pricing also picking up. major markets in asia reversing their course well off session lows this morning or overnight. the knnikkei closer higher by a half percent. the hang seng, just about 1%, and the shanghai flat. if you look at what's going on in europe, also the data out of china on inflation, helping some of these indices. you can see it's a green day nearly across the board. so far spain is the outperformer, up fairly sharply. autos in focus with the european union, new car sales up 7.3% in september. banking doing well in europe at least. >> yeah. almost a slight overreaction in asian and european trade to the chinese inflation data. the day before chinese trade disappointed, so we've seen a china risk-off trade for one day and it bounced back, people from that inflation data feeling things are not so bad. >> the ftse 100, even with today's gains is still down by a half percent for the week, even though

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