financial firm cantor fitzgerald had been on top of the world, literally.the trading and brokerage firm occupied the 101st to 115th floor of one world trade above the impact zone of the hijacked plane. 658 employees perished. years later it's still a very painful memory for so many, including our next guest, who lost his own brother, gary, and nearly two-thirds of his workers. even in the aftermath of such loss and devastation, the company climbed its way out of grief and back into business. for the 16th year since 9/11, bgc partners is holding its star-studded charity day for the cantor fitzgerald relief fund. they have raised $147 million to aid not just cantor families, but countless 9/11 charities. cantor chairman and ceo howard lutnick joins us to describe the life-affirming atmosphere in the wake of tragedy. howard, thank you so much for joining us once again. you know i have been part of this so it's absolutely incredible. i want to start with just asking, what is the atmosphere like today behind you and with all the celebrities and traders with sort

don't realize is that cantors are the equivalent of rabbis. in fact you are ordained and you function as clergy. >> yes. i would not presume to say i am the equivalent of a rabbi. >> [ laughter ] in jewish life we can say so. >> i wouldn't say it but, [ laughter ] >> from your experience can you talk a little bit about the ways in which you understand the power of music to articulate a deeper yearning and in best of all worlds, theology, faith traditions, trying to focus in for folks to feel that they have a place in the world and move in the world in ways that are nourishing and comforting? >> yes. i guess i would say that i am extremely text oriented. i think that judaism is extremely text oriented. pretty much everything we do is in some ways based on text. what music does for me is it helps to find a connection, a conduit, a deeper exploration of things. it is sometimes, i call it musical midrash, midrash is c as giving storytelli additional dimension to it. rta we have multiple melodies for it, different melodies can give a different mean

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that modern style. >>> coming up, our guest host for the next hour eric cantor.lk trade, diplomacy, the midterms, and more then later, verizon ceo will join us right here on the "squawk" set we'll be right back. >>> earningt nike shares under pressure this morning despite better than expected earnings growth we'll tell you why straight ahead. >> happening now, president trump preparing a return to the u.n. today to chair a security council meeting. >>> the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >>> live from the beating heart of business, new york, this is "squawk box. >> good morning. welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc we're live at the nasdaq market site in times square our guest host this morning, former house majority leader eric cantor who's now vice chairman at moleis and company we have a lot to talk to him about. take a look at u.s. equity futures at this hour let's show you what's going on dow looks like it would open up about 55 points higher s&p up about seven points. nasdaq looking to open about 24 points higher right now. here's what'

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was happening was a huge jump for in the direction of being better i'm still not completely well cantor wouldn't probably want to run a five kilometer marathon or something like that and still have problems with my i say two very weird prop problems that. basically don't allow you to read with glasses or focus your eyes are on syria so my symptoms are still there but essentially this nerve agent it's. as a everyone who is thinking about it speculated it's most likely had a very short term strong effect and then basically she's days or so and this is what we saw in my condition. your life was obviously in danger. for it or who's going to russia which plans to. know are definitely not afraid in a few. that russia needs courageous people who are not afraid of anything and. if in berlin maybe it would make sense to work with bodyguards in rio in moscow does making sense because the people who want to do something bad to the could still do it so it's just if you do opposition politics in russia you just have to be ready for kind of any course of action what was the main reason of your poison

cantor fitzgerald lost 658 employees on the attacks of the world trade center every year on this day their global revenues to charities around the world. raising roughly $147 million to date leslie picker is in new york at the cantor fitzgerald global charity day. >> hey, melissa. september 11th is always a painful reminder for cantor fitzgerald and the tragedy that befell the firm on that day. each year for the last 17 years it doesn't get any easier, but for the last 16 years the focus has been on charity and with this charity day where as you mentioned all of the revenue from their trading division goes to charities it's incorporated actedors, athletes, world leaders all coming on to the floor to make trades that then go to the charity of their choice as well. >> september 12th i went down to my old firehouse engine 55 and then i went to the site with them and was down there for about a week >> i was prime minister of the u. k. the time 9/11 happened, which, by the way, was also the worst terror incidents in terms of british casualties that we've ever seen. >> is it does something

neil: think of cantor fitzgerald all that was lost that day. big investment firm lost 650 employees on 9/11. it holds a charity event every year to honor them, help them, remember the families, to provide educations whatever else they can for all the children of those who were killed or their parents who were killed that day. lauren simonetti at the event. lauren. >> i'm so happy that is how you introduced this because i was just talking to someone who was at the firm 17 years ago, neil. it is his birthday today, so he happened to take the day off on september 11, 2001. he pointed to the front row, he said you know what? 17 years is a long time. there are children of colleagues who lost their lives that day are working here. one example of out bgc and kantor fitzgerald gave back, raised money to help the victims of 9/11. they have raised since this fund began in $2,005,147,000,000. $147 million goes to families, to charities around the world. one way they generate so much money. these guys are working today. 100% of their revenues going to char

fox news's mike cantor has the very latest. >> according to a report by new yorker magazine which has not been verified, deborah are, former classmate of kavanaugh claim he exposed himself to her at a party during the 1948 academic year when he was a freshman she's asking fbi to investigate the alleged incident saying she was left aa shamed and humiliated. in response judge kavanaugh said the alleged event from are 35 years ago did not happen. people who knew me then mow this did not happen and this is a smear i look forward to defending my good name and reputation for integrity i have spent a lifetime building against these last minute allegationings. they stand behind the supreme court nominee, the white house say ising in part, this claim is denied by all who were said to be present and wholly inking the with what many women and knew him at the time in college say. new claim surfacing days before kavanaugh and christine blasey ford set to testify before the senate is judiciary committee. >> what am i supposed to do? go ahead and ruin this guy's life based on accusation but she shou

. >> i want to talk about joe because i knew cantor and i know people who did business with joe.never told you this. he was a larger than life figure who scratched a business together out of personality, you never met him but you did get to find out who he is and tell other people about him in this book. >> well, joe is somebody who oddly enough fascinates me and i can't imagine that there are very many people who have ever written a book about their spouse's first spouse. certainly not in a flattering way. but joe is somebody who passed away, lost his life at the age of 32. >> at cantor. >> he was a hitter >> a big hitter. and was enormously successful and had a huge future ahead of him and had his life snuffed out for him before it began and it is the sliding doors of life that day in the afternoon, he had to be in connecticut and he weighed the decision what should he do should he go straight to connecticut? should he go into the office in the morning and decided to take the ferry to lower manhattan to the "worldwide exchange" trade center and we know what happened that day bu

reporter mike cantor gives us reaction from the commce office arrested sunday night in the fatal shootingher neighbor. geiger was taken into custody on a manslaughter words and bonded out of jail a short time later. geiger officially charged with his death. >> he wanted all of us to unite. >>> geiger was returning from work last thursday still in uniform when she shot john at his apartment. reportedly one floor above hers. geiger told responding officers she mistook john's apartment for her own. lawyers for john's family and the community were calling for hikers arrest since the shooting happened. saying her freedom showed favorable treatment for the officer. >> this police officer should not be given any preferential treatment. >> reporter: over the we can people remember the 26-year-old st. lucia native as a well-known -- well-known member of the dallas community and according to the mayor it is a great loss for the city. >> not only has he lost his life, but we have lost a potential leader for this city. >> reporter: geiger is a four year veteran of the police force. many questions abo

almost two-thirds of the employees at cantor fitzgerald died on the attack on the world trade center.work that day taking his child to school. but he turned the day into a charity. actress lucy hale manned the phones. the charity has raised over $147 million for families of the fallen. thank for>>ad lib live picturen san jose >>> welcome to wednesday morning. let's take a live look outside overlooking downtown san jose. half way through your work week. let's just make it through now. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus ton. look at your traffic, probably not too bad. >> it's early. >> it's going to be much cooler today, and we're all going to have a nice cooldown as we check out the forecast. live look outside san jose, over to campbell the temperatures for early afternoon will only be up to about 70 degrees. we will see some more clouds moving in, that will help hold down our temperatures as

a few newspapers with official information as a journalist i have walked off the streets of many cantorsand their problems are the same color to social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press. go up should we can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fence the humans on the scene or microphones who have decided to put their trust in us. named is in paris tonight. and. so is the head of germany's domestic intelligence service out of a job or isn't he well yes but no but yes for now days after sucking hans-georg mohsen and then promoting him the leaders of germany's coalition government say that going to take another look at this confused you should be i'm phil gayle in berlin this is the day. with.

thanks most of his muzzle be its key was prime minister by then and i met with cantor and cole you know i'm not a diplomat i'm a union guy and i said gentlemen the berlin wall is crumbling are you ready for that. and cool replied mr producer we wish we had problems that would make the wall fall but it will not happen in our lifetime. there's a german secret the ship is that. they had to cut their official visit short and go back to germany which the give us . in the polls had knocked the teeth out of the soviet back then others reached out for their freedom germans czechs everyone but they could only do it after the soviet bear had lost its bite. thank you for your chance it is but it was an. by your president your. son over the east on that i still find if i novia. men not to we the people. thank you. all today. some of you. with these words i wish to begin my address and you come on out they say from each song on that. i do not need to remind anyone here words these words come from your. church j yeah electrics dying sky. thanks for that i am for sports so that's your more you come to

reporter mike cantor has that officers account of what happened and also the reaction from the community. >> reporter: 31-year-old dallas police officer amber geiger arrested sunday night in the fatal shooting of her neighbor. geiger was taken into custody on a manslaughter warrant and bonded out of jail a short time later. geiger officially charged with his death. >> he wanted all of us to unite. >> reporter: according to police geiger was returning from work last thursday still in uniform when she shot john at his apartment. reportedly one floor above hers. geiger told responding officers she mistook john's apartment for her own. lawyers for john's family and the community were calling for geiger's arrest since the shooting happened, saying her freedom showed favorable treatment for the officer. >> this police officer should not be given any preferential treatment. >> over the weekend people remember the 26-year-old st. lucia name -- native as a well- known member of the dallas community. also a great loss for the city. >> not only has he lost his life, but we have lost a potential lea

. >> jim cantore from the weather day.nel has been there all that river has now crested at the highest it has ever been before and that was at a time of high tide. the tide is going back down now but it will be back tonight. >> the storm surge through wilmington, even central north carolina. it is a tropical stor but it is massive out there. and the winds just ten to wrap around. >> the wilmington radar, it's down. we lost it. let's show youhat's happening. we use this to show you where the higher clouds t are. you can see how expansive this cloud shield is. savannahay to >> here's the rain all through eastern north carolina which most of the eastern part of the state is now under a flash flood warning. this is a oufour-h loop. here's the center. four hours. it is almost stationary. look at this. extremely heavy rainfall around myrtle beach. around the wilmington area. getting back this on these bands. notice all the different wedirections. e seen incredibly heavy rainfall. here is our estimated totals. you canlearly see whe the outer band is and some of the rainfall totals. 17.4 inche

that's like jim cantore being in your town bad. that's called a red.f it's open but has a limited menu, that's a yellow, and the green means good to go. >> nice. good to know. the restaurant chain has activated its own storm center as florence approaches. waffle houses keeping close tabs on the hurricane tweeting, quote, the storm center is activated and monitoring florence. plan ahead and be safe. >> yeah, that's always one of those real indexes you're told about. this is the latest satellite image that you're seeing of the storm. it has weakened, as we mentioned, to a category 2 storm. have no doubt, because it's going to linger off the coast for much of 24 to 48 hours, this is going to be really, really bad. >> and a lot of people in that area there heeding those warnings and getting out of town, but if you are staying in that area, staying at home, just hunker down and get those supplies if you can. >> yeah, of course we're going to continue to monitor the situation. the updates coming in from the national hurricane center in the overnight hours an

they're part of cantor fitz v l fitzgera fitzgerald these people behind us are waiving their pay todayo as much business today. every penny of revenue today we give to charities to turn the toughest day into something beautiful. >> what are some of the key charities and some of the key ambassadors that we can expect to be donating today >> if you like sports in new york, we have saquon barkley and ennis and cantor from the knicks and lundqvist from the rangers e eli manning has come many years. we'll have president clinton, tony blair so we've had eddie falco, bob de niro, matthew mcconaughey. we've got great, great people coming to help these guys feel good about themselves. wounded warriors lots of children's charities lots of cancer charities and then we have the one big event where we always take care of victims of hurricanes so last year we went down -- actually in february of this year we went down to houston, took care of 5,000 families. took 5,000 families with kids in elementary school, gave them $1,000 each. that's $5 million. and this year we're going to puerto rico, we're g

he worked for 2 house majority leader's, kevin mccarthy and eric cantor, and house republican roy blunt. while working on the hill, he was made to roll calls list top congressional staffers. again, thank you for coming. to mr. bradley, on his right, is a bear -- blair holmes. now the ground rules, we are on the record. no live blogging or tweeting. no filing of any kind while the breakfast is underway. there is no embargo in the breakfast ends at 10:00. we will email pictures from the breakfast to all of the reporters here as soon as we wrap up. as you know, if you would like to ask a question, please send me a signal, and i will call on as many of you as is possible. now, mr. donohue, if you would like to make brief opening remarks, the floor is yours. >> thank you very much. thank you all for coming. i want to think the christian science monitor for inviting me back. there are a lot of positive stories to tell in our economic environment. 10 years after the worst financial crisis is a great pression, and our economy is firing on almost all of its cylinders. second-quarter growth hit a

reporter mike cantor has the officers account of what happened and reaction from the community. >> reporter: 31-year-old dallas police officers and pick it geiger arrested in the fatal shooting of for -- of of -- of her neighbor. she was taken into custody and bonded out of jail a short time later. geiger officially charged with his death. >> he wanted all of us to unite . >> reporter: according to police geiger was returning from work last thursday still in uniform when she shot john at his apartment. reportedly, one floor above hers geiger told responding officers shema to -- mistook john's apartment for her own. lawyers for john's family are calling for geiger's arrest since the shooting happened. st. mary showed -- >> this police officer should not be given any preferential treatment. >> according to the city mayor it is a great loss for the city. >> not only has he lost his life, but we lost a potential leader for this city. for decades to come. >> >> reporter: geiger is a veteran of the police force. many questions about the fatal incident remain. >> he went to his grave never knowing

>> we have eric cantor coming up, we will have one of the s.e.c. commissioners, robert jackson.e ceo of verizon we'll talk about what took place over the weekend as well as the global poverty initiative. that's why he will be on big concert over the weekend and the ceo of surveymonkey will be with us we'll have a conversation ahead of the opening bell. that's coming up on "squawk. >> we'll play drinking federal reserve with coffee, though. >> could you say just fed? refer to it as the bernank, remember that? >> the bear animation. andrew, thank you very much. >>> now to your morning rbi. today it's all about what many of you probably already will, an american shopper because you note american economy is humming along did you know this consumer confidence is at the highest level it's been in 18 years. look at this this is the number we got yesterday, 2018. this is 2007 that's the crisis. you saw what happened there. we have blown through the pre-crisis peak. we now have the second highest level of consumer confidence ever recorded. consumer confidence now is only trumped by the t

. >> and not forgetting my darling husband, robin blare, he worked for cantor fitzgerals on the 105this with a heavy heart i am standing here today. my love and grief go out to all victims and survivors and families. our three sons, nicholas, oliver and william have had many milestones in their life already. that you, my darling husband were not able to attend. the most recent being williams graduation from high school in new jersey. and his prom. me taking him alone yet again, to the beautiful roanoke college in virginia. you would be so proud of our beautiful boys. our wonderful sons and thank you all for being there and our boys. i love you both. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [bell ringing] [reading names] >> and my brother, firefighter lieutenant, michael francis lynch. mommy joined you this past week. soon we will all be together in heaven. >> and my son, noel charles mayors. continues to be an inspiration. to all of his friends and my family. i miss you, i love you very much. i will see you soon. god bless america, ple

he sent the same e-mail to john cantor, but he ignored it. he's been before the building inspection commission, and you folks, among others to disparage my name. i have the hopkins, l.l.c. agreement which shows the owner to be ross -- ross johnson. i have -- sorry. i have the note. i did carry it -- >> clerk: sir, unfortunately, your time is up. >> okay. >> president hillis: but you're welcome to circulate whatever information, and please send the e-mail you sent to commissioner richards to the rest of us to be helpful. >> okay. thank you very much. >> president hillis: next speaker, please. gl hi. -- >> hi. laura clark, yimby action. kind of addressing starter homes. if starter homes are more than $1 million, i've never going to get started. i'm about to be single, and i'm never going to get started if housing costs remain over $1 million in noe valley and across the city? so how do we address that problem? we have to upsell those properties to make sure that a 10 unit or 20 unit building gets built in its place. that's how we get a greater

he worked for cantor fitzgerald on the north tower. it is with a heavy heart i am standing here.y heart and grief go up to 9/11 victims and their families. there are many milestones in that youes already were not able to attend. the most recently being william's graduation from high school and his prom. the taking him alone again to roanoke college in virginia. you would have been so proud of our beautiful ways. -- boys. thank you for always being there and and our boys. i love you both. [applause] >> paul robert eckna constantine economos >> barbara g edwards >> dennis michael edwards >> michael hardy edwards >> lisa egan >> martin egan >> michael egan >> samantha egan >> carole eggert lisa caren ehrlich >> john ernst eichler >> eric adam eisenberg >> michael j. elferis >> mark ellis >> valerie silver ellis >> albert alfy william elmarry edgar emery >> doris suk-yuen eng >> christopher epps > erwin l. erker >> william j. erwin >> sarah ali escarcega jose espinal >> fanny espinoza [bell]e espina [bell] >> brigette ann esposito >> francis esposito >> michael esposito >> ruben esqu

it the annual september 11th charity day and promising to donate 100% of its global revenue to the cantoref fund, honoring the financial services firm that lost 658 employees in that single attack. lauren simonetti is live with details. hi, lauren. reporter: hi, there, guys. can you imagine, 658 of your colleagues, your family and your friends gone just like that? this company, this firm, really had to rebuild. there are actually children of parents that worked here 17 years ago that work here now. so every year on this day 100% of global trading revenues, that was $10 million last year, at the end of the day now, i'm being told that the numbers are looking really good. it started slow and finished nice, but all-in $147 million being raised for the relief fund and dozens and dozens of other charities. one way they bring in the money is, they get athletes and celebrities to come here here. >> these folks contacted me before coming to new york, come on down here for 17 years, raising money, started off for families of victims that were lost in september 11th 2001. money goes to that. good r

i just teretw something from jim cantore. they're measuring wave heights between 60 and 80 feet.hat is amazing. , a oh, yeah. and we're talkiut out to sea, not the a the coastline. that is amazing. a very strong storm. a very large storm. here's a close-up the radar is picking up aliittle ghtning with some of these rain bands making their way close to shore. that's north carolina right there. you see how far south it is. we're notny dealing with of that today. we're looking at mostly cloudy skies on the a radar satellite image with a couple showers in the forecast as we go through the afternoon. this morning, fog from martulsburg. be carf you're driving in those sections. temperatures are in the mid to low 70s. as the kids head out to the bus stop, we're looking mainly dry. maybe the raincoat for later today with those passing showers in the forecast. in about es staying the low 80s. coming up, a closer look through the rest of this week and the weekend and the effects of florence on our weather. over to melissa with a closer look at your commute. >> gd morning. brand new problem

. >> yesterday jody cantor writes basically times reporters must try to unearth the identity of an author colleagues in opinion have sworn to protect with anonymity. >> yes. >> the president said this person should be turned over. that's concerning to sigh the least, what the times doing to protect the identity. >> there were conversations about responding to the president. it's obviously preposterous to suggest the "times" will hand over the source. they've chosen to protect this source and say they have taken a number of different measures to protect the source but it's not about the source or the "new york times," it's about the message in the op-ed. pompeo is saying the media is out to get the president but it's people within the administration speaking out, not just the "new york times," through bob woodward, our colleagues at cnn. people are trying to blow whistles all over the place and that is concerning. that's the big story and the president's unhinged reactions by ranting against the "new york times," saying the leaker should be turned in, he seems to be proving people right. >

he worked for two house majority leaders, kevin mccarthy and eric cantor, then house republican whip roy blunt. he was named to roll calls top congressional staffers. thank you all for coming. to mr. bradley right is blaire holmes, vice president for communications at the chambers of commerce. we are on the record. please, no live blogging or tweeting. in short no filing of any kind , while the breakfast is underway. there is no embargo when the breakfast ends at 10:00. we will you know pictures from the breakfast to all the reporters here as soon as we wrap up. if you would like to ask a question, please send me a signal and i will call on as many of you as is possible as time permits. now mr. donahue, if you would , like to make a brief opening remarks. the floor is yours to tom: thank you all for coming. i want to thank you for inviting me back. there are a lot of positive stories to tell in our current economic environment, 10 years after the worst financial crisis since the great depression, our economy is finally firing on most all of its cylinders. second-quarter growth hit ab

out in the storm, i was talking to weather channel, you know, jim cantore who has done a million of thesethey will wear like wetsuits underneath their outfits to keep them warm because they know they will get wet and soaked. you learn the tricks. >> here is my question for you. for how many hours are conditions going to remain like that for the folks in wilmington? >> they're just getting into it. they're probably like, when is our storm coming. >> when does the eye arrive? >> let me look behind me, get a closer view here. we are in what i call the secondary band, what you saw him blowing around in, in the wilmington area. that's not the main event. the main event is the western eye wall which is holding together pretty well. whatever wind damage will be done in the wilmington area will be when this moves over the top of wrightsville beach and towards wilmington. i have timing in about three or four hours over wrightsville beach. again, it is moving so slowly. and then four to six hours into the wilmington area. a note, we broke the record for the storm surge in the morehead/bmorehead mor

is rather unusual move, that was acknowledged by "the new york times" investigative reporter judy cantorh the identity of the authors sworn to protect or is the entire newspaper bound? i don't think so. but this is fascinating. not sure if there's a precedent. good luck with that, jodi k antor. brian, you know, it's not uncontroversial to publish an anonymous read like this. what's the reasoning of "the new york times" on why they were willing to let this person, this unnamed trump administration senior official? >> the times said the person's job jeopardized if the person chosen to be on the record and incredibly unusual. almost unprecedented. i checked with "the new york times" and they said they did it a few times in the newspaper's history. two or three or four op-eds in the past unsigned. one case, for example, an undocumented immigrant to have an unsigned editorial. i do think it's important, though, that this is not anonymous to "the new york times." person's anonymous to us. the editors do know who this person is, senior official is. they are, of course, then giving "the times" b

caroline: that was the cantor fitzgerald president speaking with eric.heck of the headlines. rose tosumer sentiment a six-month high. according to a survey, americans have grown more optimistic about the economy. as one giant leaps toward commercialization, elon musk's company has signed up its first passengers for a flight around the moon. it will reveal the identity of the people on monday. musk did post an emoji of a japanese flag. that is your business flash. from one billionaire to another, we sat down with the amazon founder. david rubenstein asked him about his new philanthropic plan and how his showdown with president trump is going. >> i will say this, it is a mistake for any elected official , in my opinion, and i do not think this is an out there opinion, to attack media and journalists. [applause] i believe it is an essential component of our democracy. -- i thinkever been there has been no public figure that has ever liked their headlines. it is ok and that is part of the process. if you are the president of the united states or governor of

the president will get a better deal or else >> eric cantor said he didn't think congress would pass bilateral deal with just the u.s. and mexico. >> i don't know where they are on trade there's republicans pro trade, anti-trade the president is not anti-trade. are there folks in the administration who are more anti-trade than i am absolutely canadians could solve this right now. they could say we'll take that deal zero, zero, zero, let's go that would be a tremendous result and everyone would win don't think we'll get there. this is a specific question, cnbc did a piece on a company in your district, a television assembly company >> elements electronics. >> did you have anything to do with the exemption on tariffs with them? did you work some magic? >> politicians love to take credit for stuff like that, but no, i pointed them over to the commerce department. but the components they were buying and assembling over here, the components had a tariff on them but the competing chinese finished televisions didn't have a tariff on it i would say i pulled a lot of strin strings, but no. >>

host: surprising many people, defeating eric cantor several years ago. that is how he did it. he wore the shoe leather out. eric cantor did not come to the district, feeling he was a lot for the primary. it is a lesson for anyone who office, from dogcatcher on up -- although a dock after is an important job. meeting the people is so important. i heard a joke years ago. a fellow was campaigning and met a voter, and asked will you vote for me? and the voters that i do not know, i have only met you twice to her that is how voters are. the more you meet them, the more likely they are to throw the switch for you. host: to republicans leaving, including bob goodlatte, leaving an open seat in the sixth district, and tom garrett in the fifth district. sixth district is where we are, and the fifth district is in the shenandoah valley. cline was on goodlatte's staff, so he has a pretty good run of it. and the fifth district, a surprise to many of us when tom garrett pulled out of his reelection bid amid controversy. denver riggleman has been an incredible business

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cantor and charlene barshefsky who served in the clinton administration. susan schwab served in the george w. bush administration. ron kirk served in the obama administration. we have, basically, 35 years of trade and negotiating experience here, and i want to take advantage of it. the first issue, to really begin with the big picture, the president has taken the country in a different direction on trade. we can talk about whether that is a wise direction or not later. but, let's begin with weather whether you guys think this is a one-off thing, a hiccup that will go away when he is not president anymore or whether you think this is the beginning of a long-term shift in american thinking toward more managed trade, more protection. i think if you are an historian, you would say it would be a step back to what the country used to be 100 years ago. are we reverting or is this a temporary phenomenon? senator, do you want to begin? then, we will go on. mr. brock: i am not sure i have the gift of prophecy, so i don't know for sure where we are headed. i do think

coming up, the cantor fitzgerald president. 11:00 hour this morning.ide, it is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: good morning everyone. francine lacqua in london. jph her is robert michael of asset management. united states the economy. we have got to get ready in 12 days for a fed meeting. just a few on interest rates. there is so much noise. turkey this, indian that, where is the tenure yield -- 10 year yield? can you own bonds today for price higher, yield lower? bob: i do not think you can. there is more room to the upside on the fed funds rate and we are think they're headed another 100 basis points. they're going to ramp up the balance sheet runoff. you'll got the ecb cutting its balance sheet expansion. all of those things have created a lot of buying in the long end of the market and they're going to dissipate as we roll into next year. there you go. we appreciate it. wet i find fascinating is are grinding up but inflation is coming up with it. do you see expansion of the inflation-adjusted yield or do we have stasis? think that has got to be so

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3% coming up first we go to bgc partners hosting september 11 charity day in manhattan raising for cantorof the day made moments ago come with me gi this guy he is making another trade right now not sure if he even knows what he is trading, but i let him do this is work as we look at bgcshould charity that everything that is made today 147 million dollars is donated to charities around the world last year they raised 10 million trying to do more than that today, of course, as you know about in this industry, living in new york this is a firm 6 -- saw 658 colleagues and 61 euro brokerers lose their live this day 17 years ago going to see on the of stars celebrating, politicians, the rapper, calvin johnson victor cruz talking to each and every one of them, and this is when i start to look short maria if -- if mr. . >> they usually don't know what they are trading that is the thing as doing that just being in this area, i know this is something that you know as well there is a revitalization downtown manhattan wall street area four times as many businesses now, justin what did you trade. >>

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