on saturdays he loves "cashin' in." can't get him out of there. you've got to remember if you want to rebuild syria. if you are looking for a solution, destroying the infrastructure, that doesn't help. >> i don't know. it makes sense, john. >> your thoughts. i don't think you wanted to do this. i'm not positive. where were owe on this? >> i don't think the islamists are motivated by money. terrorism is cheap. a couple of pressure cookers bombs is not a lot of money. rather than break their income you need to break their spirit. their will to fight. the ideology. if they are not getting it from oil they are getting it from wealthy donors in qatar and kuwait. as long as the ideas are supported they will find the money to spread terror. >> the fact they have all the money gives them legitimacy and makes people want to join them. they look like they have so much power. i think going after the money is a good strategy. >> they get it from taxes,s extortion, kidnapping. oil isn't the only way the criminal enterprise -- >> you know, john, you hit on an i

all of us on "cashin' in" >>> president obama must be a fan of "cashin' in." he's finally listening to us to go after isis and their oil. here we were months ago suggesting the same thing. >> would cutting off the oil be a good way to cut off funds? >> absolutely. >> we have to go after their wealth, pick up the air strikes. there is more we can do on the ground. certainly the air strikes toward their oil fields. >> we warned there could be consequences the longer we waited. could paris terror have been preevented? michelle, he's listening, but we called it a long time ago. >> it's ridiculous it's take thn long for him to realize maybe we should disrupt their financial flow. this should have been happening a long time ago. the oil is almost as important to isis as weapons or as guns or bombs. this is what is financing the terrorism. this is financing their entire infrastructure. i think it is also ridiculous that we gave them warnings, 45-minute warnings and dropped leaflets to people transporting the oil. if you're translating isle for isis, you shouldn't get

>> welcome to "cashin' in." our crew, wayne rogers, jonathan hoenig, michelle fields an jessica talbot. curt schilling was suspended by espn for comparing muslim extremists to nazis. he got time off. i guess comparing tea party lawmakers to isis is oak with espn . >> there is a bit of a double standard. we are talking about a conservative group trying to save american taxpayers and he's calling them isis, a group of people who behead and rape innocent people. it seems sas though there is not a slap on the wrist. this isn't the first time he's been in trouble. he was suspended for making sexist comments about a colleague. it seems espn doesn't care. >> they look the other way on certain things. let me point it out. this guy, very good sports commentator. love him. love his work in the sports world. he should stick to sports. he plays politics, doesn't work out that well. he's also a golf partner of one president barack obama. >> that may explain his shying away from the rules. the fact of the matter is guys like

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welcome to kwoez cas"cashin' i." welcome to everybody. michelle, when france says americans are stronger, we're in trouble, aren't we ? >> yeah. the president said his strategy is working whatever it is. it's obviously not. we have multiple attacks in paris, beirut. the bombing of an airliner. russia is a cancer on the world and the president thinks he can solve it by giving it tylenol and a band aid. that's not how we tackle this area issue. these aren't terrorists dealing in the shadows. this organization is basically a state with complete control over lots of territory. has its own welfare system. it's time we take them seriously. >> all right. you are here in studio. i'm asking a tough question. what is the white house strategy? what's the obama strategy to defeat isis? >> he made it clear he'll be accelerating the baseline strategy that will remain the same. use air strikes to build coalition forces to support kurds and iraqi sunnis. to michelle's point -- >> hold on. >> what do you mean? >> we are sending in -- [ speaking at once ]

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. >> the "cashin' in" gang getting ready for the bottom of the hour. eric? >> hi, david.on a killing spree and the administration is planning to defeat them. do we need to do much more whatever the cost? and during all this we have more terror suspects from gitmo to the mideast. does that make sense to you? see you in a few minutes. >> thanks. up here first, get your bets in now. online fantasy sports could be soon outlawed for millions. some say that's a bust for free markets. >>> all bets could be off on this. new york's attorney general moving to ban daily fantasy sports betting in his state going after fan duel and draft kings, and a subpoena to yahoo! which offers sports betting for new yorkers. some say it's a bad bet for free markets. why? >> this shows why we don't want the government to pick winners and losers. there is no reason fantasy sports shoul not be considered gambling and daily fantasy sports should be gambling. no sense at all. >> does it make sense? >> it's gambling. you're not playing against the house. you are playing against players like in poker, a

arthur cashin. was expecting hand signals on the imbalances but i forgot you were coming on here. >> last i looked $300 million to sell on balance, not adding as much pressure as oil is. oil even after the oil market closed continued to weaken, we are at the absolute lows of the day. there's a chance coming in tomorrow you might if you have a bad day see them break 40, maybe you are looking at a 38, 39. >> wow. as soon as tomorrow. that's when the intensity eddie, tell you even as we're dealing with the fallout from the move that's lower in crude oil here this could open a new chapter. how are you playing it? >> i think we spend to be defensive quality oriented managers, within the energy sector we do own oil stock but favoring those with a stronger balance sheet that can play offense. we're staying kerv sieve and not trying to call the bottom in the oil prices. >> defensive is the play. it's a risk off kind of a market. >> it feels that way. we were defensive and we recommended being defensive in t

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art cashin joins us. art, never easy to make the link between a human tragedy and how to factor in what kind of risk that has when it comes to the markets, but history shows us that there is a never reaction. it can be sharp. but it is short-lived. >> and in fact, if you go back to the previous paris shooting, charlie hebdo, we rallied the day after that. not because of it, despite it perhaps. you don't get these direct connections. there is a growing fear, at least on trading desks and some of the traders down here, that they might take a shot at something in the united states. it would appear that what they're trying to do is respond to the people who are launching flights against their operation and they've got the russian plane and then they went to paris and it would seem almost logical that there might be some other attempt against the united states. >> but we don't know that and we can't price that. coming into the trading today, there was a concern maybe the fed would be less likely to raise inter

for the most part, as cashin said, not barn burners. >> one bright spot, income, that went up.egative or cautious news on that is that the savings rate went up, not the spending rate. more americans are putting that money away to save, perhaps wary of the future. >> there's the opening bell and s&p at the bottom of the screen. at the big board, you might know that guy on the right, santa and ma macy's celebrating the 89th macy's day parade. musician chris daugtry up there. and at the nasdaq, stupid cancer, focusing on adult cancer through advocacy, research and support. there will be a few movers to watch. deere is one, beat 75 cents, revenue light and more bearish news about equipment sales in fiscal '16. >> the story with deere is that expectations were so low, it is getting a nice bounce, perhaps reporting news that wasn't as bad as feared. sam allen in his outlook did say the outlook represents a level of performance that's actually better than deere that experienced in previous downturns, even though they're calling for a lower forecast in the year ahead. next year's sales

art cashin is director of floor operation with ubs. what's going on?ttle bit of cat and mouse. they began by testing the lows of yesterday. we stayed slightly above them. if weakness really begins to accelerate we're going to look to the area in the s&p between the 200 day moving average, which is 2064 and yesterday's low, which was 2068. for now markets can't quite seem to figure out where they want to go. what's happened was we got a delayed reaction to the good jobs number as seen through the emerging markets. friday, they were kind of inconsistent where they thought they wanted to be, but both yesterday and this morning the emerging markets got banged around pretty good. india and even korea past the emerging markets. people are sensing that maybe a december move is not so readily accepted, and that's why you are seeing caution and profit taking. >> interesting. i was going to suggest to you that maybe it's a subjective viewpoint, but the market didn't perhaps reprice for a december rate hike to the same extent when janet yellen was putting it on t

. >>> just over an hour from now, "cashin' in." >> the president doubling down on his fight for terrorism, saying we need to stay the course. but the donald saying the syrian refugee crisis shows why we need to build his wall. maybe that's why he's rising in the polls. we debate that 11:30 eastern. >>> up here first, americans who go fight with isis still >>> is it time to pull passports? one of the suspected bombers were born in france. traveled to syria, and managed to return. all despite an international warrant for his arrest. and believe it or not, americans who leave here to join isis are able to return, too. reason why john says revoke their passports. >> this is absolutely amazing to me that we are discussing this. look, these people are waging war against the united states. article 3, section 3 of the united states constitution defines this as treason. the u.s. code gives treason that you are able to punish that by death. i think they should be welcomed back. i think they should keep their passports. and i think right after that we should take them to the gas chamber or the elect

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art cashin joins us on set.f information to digest this week when it comes to corporate earnings, economic data, punctuated by a jobs job. what does the setup look like? >> first, you have a salon full of fed speakers coming up. probably something like 12 different speeches. so, we'll see if there's any detail out of that. we'll start at noon with san francisco's fed. >> doesn't the economic data trump the fed speak? >> depends on how obliquely they speak. you had a curveball from draghi over the weekend. dean interview and sounded more hesitant about whether he was going to increase qe in december. watney also on the ecb board said it looked like inflation was not coming in where they wanted. ultimately we have to get down to the central bankers one more time. we're pushing right up against some resistance in the s&p, 2092 to 2096. >> right here. >> we'll see how they do with that. >> what about ten-year treasury yield which continues to push higher and crude oil which continues to move lower? >> crude oil is i

. >> i thought you were going to say art cashin. >> we will probably get art to come join us as well. if you get that auction up high enough we will try to do all sorts of things. >> there will be other goodies this in there i'm sure. >> we're back right after this. it's more than the cloud. it's multi-layered security and flexibility. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions. including cloud and hosting services - all from a trusted it partner. centurylink. your link to what's next. >>> home stretch here and it's a strong start to the month for these markets, the dow is up almost 1%, better than that for the s&p 500, the in a nasdaq leading the way up 1.4. >> art cashin just signaled 300 million to buy into the close. >>> one familiar name, but new name set to report earnings, the familiar name is aig, the new name is fit bit and that's got seema mody's attention. mary, let's start with you on the tried and true in the insurance industry. what are you looking for? >> investors are focusing on actions not earnings at the insurer are activists john paulson and carl icahn

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. >> even as crude has come off of the highs, cashin says stocks and oil are trying for a trial separation. we'll see if it sticks in just a moment. >>> still looking for a strong gain for stocks as the dow goes for three in a row to the up side. we're up 134. some of your winners in tech today include apple, amazon, gilead and facebook. it's going to be a busy afternoon. big. >> announcer: -- big announcement from sprint. the fed minutes at 2:00. then tonight crm, we haven't talked about the cloud a whole lot since cisco and hp, but that's going to be big. keurig green mountain and a lot more. >> there's a lot of anticipation. work days have been better than 3%. some people hoping that enterprise cloud as well. not to mention square and match. you working late tonight? is. >> yes, i will be. yes. it's such an indication of confidence. let's get over to headquarters. scott bhop ner and "the half." >> thanks. welcome to the halftime show. let's meet our starting line-up for today. steve weiss is here, along with john and pete and michael block of right now wroe trading partners along side a

. >> art cashin. >> when we come back on this tuesday, some incredible footage of a rocket landing. reusable rocket from jeff bezos' space company, blue origin. we're still awaiting the news conference from the president and french president hollande at the white house. we'll go live to washington when they begin. dow down 73 points. we're back in just a moment. the throttle h on his little boat any harder if he tried. he's beached here, gazing out on an unforgiving landscape. for while the people who come in here use quilted northern, a toilet paper that works so well they completely forget their experience... daddy gator sees all and forgets nothing. "i've got to motor out of here," he thinks. "this is no place to raise a child." quilted northern. designed to be forgotten. >>> welcome back, john steinberg. i have information from blue origin. a rocket from the company making its first successful landing today. makes the first rocket to successfully land and remain intact after taking off into space. currently all rockets were either destroyed or abandoned making spaceflight expens

be sure to catch my show "cashin' in" airing saturday morning 11:30 a.m. eastern right here on fnc.ling in for boilg who will be back on monday. please, remember, the spin stops here because we are looking out for you and jesse. >>> breaking tonight, freedom under assault as the terrorists take the world by storm launching yet another deadly attack on innocent people plus reports just coming in tonight that the belgium government has now raised its terror alert level to the highest there is in the capital of brussels. warning of an imminent threat. welcome to the kelly file, everyone, i'm megyn kelly. we are following this disturbing report out of belgium as we learn more about an attack earlier on a hotel in the african-american nation of mali. a hotel frequented by westerners and linked to an american company. at this hour we can confirm that a number of our fellow citizens were there at the time of the attack and at least one of the dead is an american.

art cashin joins us on set.od morning to you. >> good morning. >> this is the financial regulation panel. we know that. they're within their rights to ask questions about the economy. this is the first time she's been in public since last wednesday when they put the possibility of a rate hike in december firmly on the table. explicitly on the table. the view out there seems to be if she wants to cement that, to change the problemibiliability they'll do something in december, now is the opportunity. >> today is an ideal day, you have yellen speaking, then dudley, then, of course, fisher after the close. it is assumed that fisher will adhere to the line that december is a possibility. dudley possibly will. he may be the wild card. it's interesting to see if congress decides to ask her would you like to comment on monetary policy. is it your view if they talk about december it's simple verbal intervention and it won't happen and the market is safe in its assumption that we won't get a rate rise until next year. >>

art cashin joins us now.ut out a note saying this hasn't been a fed driven market but an oil driven market. what do you mean by that? >> as a matter of fact, even as we speak now, melissa, the crude oil, west texas intermediate, is retesting this morning's lows. when it hit those lows this morning it crossed the opening rally in stocks and took the dow down to minus 50 or so. they recovered when oil stabilized and now that they're back retesting the morning lows, we're going to find out. if they break the morning lows conclusively, you will see added pressure on stocks. it's back to that relationship about the economy in general and oil stocks and energy stocks. >> okay. oil is very important, art, but tomorrow wegate jobs report. how do you think the market will react if it's a hotter report or a weaker report? are we still in that sort of bad news is good news mentality for the markets? >> well, i think you may. i think if the news looks weaker than expected, then, first of all, the guys down here, most of

dow today has a design of 78 points, that is 0.44%, the s&p nearly 10 points, art cashin mentioned there was $3 billion so sell on the close, 75% of that was going to pair off, but as we close off out the month it's not the first time we have seen declines, getting out of stocks, it's the ninth month in year we have seen this phenomenon. >> it tells you while there has not not been a lot of momentum in terms of flows into stocks. the market has been trading back and forth, the same dollars it seems from one pocket to the other. that theme continues. but i do think you will wake up tomorrow to a lot of people saying yesterday's late decline, month's end mash nation don't worry about it. when you had a flat near going into december people will hinge on the seasonal effect to an upside bias. >> we are still well above what the dow needed to hold. all three major averages closing out november with back to back monthly gains. let's get more from bob pisani on the floor to wrap it all up for us. >> the important thing is after a lot of big moves down in the middle of the month we had a nice ra

. >> art cashin just signaled flats, we have no bias either buy or sell going into the close for thisis friday. when we come back it's friday of course and that could only mean one thing, the man himself, david darst here at the stock exchange, he will put this week's downturn into perspective and tell us what he's watching for the week ahead as well. stay tuned. >>> let's go back to seema mody for this market flash. >> on that cisco ericsson story we are looking at shares of ericsson coming off their highs as cisco denies any intention to buy ericsson. cisco telling cnbc we outright reject press reports we are looking to buy ericsson. earlier this week we announced a strategic partner but are not buying ericsson. shares of ericsson were high as much as 10% on this report, basically slightly lower now on the day. >> seema, thank you. >>> again, this partnership you read about it, it involves such an integration of these two companies that it's understandable if there was some speculation about a deal being done maybe this happened instead for either economic or regulatory reasons, but

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