they both suggested the same exact thing on different sort of ends of this market chris cook with the london end of it and leah mcgrath goodman with the us and the benchmarks that they use to trade. exactly in a analogous to the library rigging scandal where the benchmarks and indexes are rigged and then all the trades that surround the benchmarks in the index are privileged information on the inside. to capitalize on the arbitrage of having an asymmetric market having the vast population of people in the markets totally deaf to what is actually the true price signal and then you have a few insiders who are capitalizing on this huge gap of market distribution and then they take that money and they go buy themselves a mitt romney. insiders who were very happy with that are b.p. saudi aramco the very people that chris cook says could be involved in this he's told us on the kaiser report many times over the past two or three years now whistleblower from tut's house says it is not simply an issue regarding the pricing of o.t.c. contracts margins for refiners and retailers as well as p

saudi aramco the very people that chris cook says could be involved in this he's told us on the kaiser report many times over the past two or three years now the whistleblower from tut's house says it is not simply an issue regarding the pricing of o.t.c. contracts margins for refiners and retailers as well as prices for end users are directly impacted by erroneous prices so again if martin we sort of guy is the one that is going to come in now we see what they've done with libel or they're going to say in the future this sort of oil rig might be illegal most of the other major point to make here is that oil companies make more money rigging the system in trading on inside information than they do in buying and selling and drilling and processing oil the same thing as banks banks make in the city of london make more money renting live bore than they do making loans and doing the normal functions of a bank and this is the problem in this economy in the city in new york around. world is that the crime wave that is the core of the global economy contributing now the majority of profits to

the hyperinflationary chicken so you would have noted watching kaiser report when we interviewed chris cook recently he had just come back from tehran where he said the price of chicken had doubled in a day and that was a warning sign he said and sure enough we see the iranian reale collapsing hyperinflationary currency collapse is leading to big anti regime protests in iran right so there you have a gold making new all time highs against the euro against the swiss franc currency collapse and iranian rio people on the streets now going to the central bank so this is the global insurrection against banker occupation this is them manifesting itself on the streets of tehran and this is what occupy wall street all about this with the tea party is all about if they were honest with themselves this is what anyone who's against being completely shellacked a group of inside technocrats of banks hers is about get rid of these central bankers the protests were outside the central bank and they were calling for the governor of the central bank to stand down and chanting anti-government slogans now one

you mention -- we're talking with senator chris cooks from delaware on this tuesday edition of the "fullwas a big split between the obama administration and the state of israel and president obama has set out to create daylight between the two countries. what are the facts there? >> as the president repeated last night and as i've heard directly from israeli leaders the security and military relationship between the united states and israel is at its strongest ever today. >> bill: ehud barak said that. no administration has been more supportive than the obama administration. >> correct. in the sharing of intelligence, in the delivery of concrete support for systems like iron dome which the president referred to last night a missile interception system that's protecting israeli households against the constant barrage of rockets that come over the borders from lebanon. he has been a real and reliable partner for israel and has effectively mobilized the world community to impose crippling sanctions on iran. romney could not come up with a different course of action he would take in standing

>> you have a book "how to cook everything". >> and chris kimball is here and takes us to the kicking school all the time. just have to master some concepts. he's good people, that chris campbell. >> first, let's get a check of the top stories of the morning. natalie is downstairs at the news desk. natalie. >> good morning to you guys, once again. good morning, everyone. on the home stretch of the campaign trail, both candidates are covering as much ground as possible. this is said to be the busiest single day of president obama's bid for re-election as he covers a marathon 5,300 miles today traveling from iowa, to colorado, to ohio. meantime today at cleveland state university, republican vice presidential nominee paul ryan set to urge low-wage voters that they are guaranteed better safety social nets with mitt romney and meanwhile mitt romney is distancing himself from a comment made by indiana senate hopeful richard mourdock who was asked about abortion if a pregnancy results from rape. he answered, quote, even if life begins in that horrible situation of rape that is something god

. >> for a long time, the family had wanted to take the charlie cook approach. chris wallace alluded to the fact that their big bet from the beginning was that all you had to be was not obama. that turned out to be wrong. we can see in the different channels that they are doing now. you have to be yourself in addition to not being obama. >> let me explain. a lot of you do not know who stuart stevens is. he is a republican strategist from mississippi. he was a hollywood writer. he used to write "northern exposure." he has written a couple of books on eating in restaurants in europe. he took steroids at one point tuesday the affect it would have on his ability to do extreme sports. he has done in turn cycling. he is an interesting guy. he was first among equals in the romney campaign for a long time. espouse his theory that this is anna election on the economy. all we have to do is be the other guy. there was frustration in the campaign post-nomination as a seemed not to work as well. romney fell further behind. with all due respect for mike, the family into riches stor

jack welch, former chairman of ge accused the white house of cooking the books he said these chicago guys will do anything when pressed by chris matthews, he wouldn't take it back. >> i have no evidence to prove that. i just raised the question. >> did you talk to the economists or any of the people in the accounting world that understood how the numbers were put together before you accuse the chicago guys of changing the numbers? >> it seems like a coincidence, that one month before the election they would end up at 7.8. >> reporter: the numbers are crunched by the economists and the independent bureau of labor statistics, civil servants, not employees. >> these are skilled people working in the bls, it is ridiculous to hear that kind of statement. >> reporter: a prominent romney supporter agrees. >> there was no way they were manipulated for political purposes. the people that put it together were civil servants, the experts in the area. the process was one of integrity. >> reporter: while some see it as a boost, romney is trying to neutralize the attack, over his comments regarding 47% of americans not paying income tax. an

chris? >> well just so you understand charlie cook has forgot more about the senate races than i ever knew. he is the bible and one of the reasons people beforehand, a year ago, six months ago thought that the republicans weren't so sure as he pointed out 2006 was the way the election and democrats won in a lot of places like montana that you would expect them to win so as they went in and correct me if i'm wrong, visit democrats were defending 23 seats in the republicans only 10. just by the nature of the mathematics it seems likely the republicans would pick up seats in the democrats would look 23-10 but right now the conventional wisdom in the charlie cook wisdom is probably less than 50/50 that the republicans will take the senate. >> talking about the house for a moment. the houses controlled by the republicans and democrats have picked up a lot of seats. can the democrats regain control of the house? >> it's a longshot and democrats needed 25 seat net gain. at the end of world war ii only one party, the party of the white house picked up 15 seats in a presidential election year and th

apple has become, chris, the most valuable and most profitable company in the world. tim cookbe doing something right. >> speaking of companies that generate buzz, i was devastated to read on the front page of the "wall street journal" today, can i just read you the headline -- >> please do. >> "halloween horror story, the case of the missing pumpkin latte." say it isn't so. >> you know, it's a funny story basically. you know, there was this guy who headed to his local starbucks for a pumpkin spice latte. they were out of the special pumpkiny sauce that gives it that distinctive flavor. apparently there's been an unusual run on this pumpkin batch draining supplies at stores across the country, and some customers i believe have gone completely crazy and the desperation is such that some have even turned to a new instant version of the pumpkin latte. but stores are even running out of that powder stuff as well and prices are shoots up on the secondary market. people really love that pumpkin spice latte. >> if you think this is a laughing matter, one man tweeted, my world almost

. >> for a long time the family had wanted to take the charlie cook approach and chris wallace alluded to the fact that the stuart stevens theory, the street -- chief strategist. the campaign was all you all you have been was not obama in that turned out to the wrong. we can see in all the different channels that no, you have to be yourself in addition to being not obama. >> let me explain who stuart stevens is because you lead real lives and you shouldn't have to know. stuart stevens is a republican strategist from mississippi, very interesting guy who one time was a hollywood writer and use to write for northern exposure and has written a number of books on the three-star restaurants through europe so immediately hear all them like them. he also took steroids at one point to see the effect it would have on his abilities to do extreme sports and the last 100 miles to the north pole during cycling and it was a very interesting guy. but clearly was first among equals in the romney campaign for a long time, very much espouse the theory of this is an election on the economy and all we hav

. >> ifill: chris kennedy, who runs the jefferson county democratic party, organized a local candidates chili cook-off this past weekend. he conceded the debate may have made his job more difficult. >> there were probably a few unaffiliated who went romney's way after that. i'm not going to lie. but we have the stronger campaign on the ground. and i think president obama has a stronger message that resonates with more people. and i think that's going to bring us to the top in the end. >> ifill: the president's fortunes could shape the outcome for local candidates like democrat evie hudak, who is seeking her second term in the state senate. >> if you look at the performance in my district, you'll see the democrat will win for one seat and the republican will win for another. so it's hard to predict, which are the republicans and which are the democrats who are going to win. >> ifill: four years ago you won by how much? >> well, it was by 2% but it was a huge margin of victory for a democrat in my district. >> i'm calling from the republican party. >> ifill: an additional complication: the election

cooked. yesterday jack welch went on my colleague "chris matthews show" and this is what transpired. >> you putord here, unbelievable jobs numbers, fair enough. these chicago guys will do anything so they change the numbers. what evidence do you have that they got to the bos? the chicago guys got to the bureau of labor statistics and jimmied these numbers by .3%. >> i have no evidence, i just raised the question. >> you came out and asserted not a question mark or talked about a coincidence, you said these chicago guys will do anything so they change the numbers. do you want to take that back? jimmying with these numbers. there was corruption here, infiltration, getting to the -- it's not funny, jack. you're talking about the president of the united states playing with the bureau of labor statistics numbers. this is nixon stuff. >> chris, don't lose it now. >> i'm not losing it. look at my face. i'm not losing it. >> i can't see your face. >> do you want to take back the charge there is corruption? >> i don't want to take back one word in that tweet. >> i want to make a joke to comcast thank yo

chris field 67. dew point wouldn't be surprised patchy fog. the temperatures are above average, we see as we go through the day, 74 degrees. now a check of the time saver traffic with loren cook good morning, a morning where you will want to use your low beams. we are dealing with fog across the region, expect reduced visibility. there are several accidents k trouble in arundel county, glen burnie, a crash along northbound lanes of route 10. in baltimore city, we are dealing with another accident on frank first, at hanover street. if you are traveling through the fort mc henry, there is nothing to get in your way, harbor ton leal be clear. here is what the west side looks like at baltimore national pike, no problems what solve, it will be clear from 795 rs down to 95. >>> baltimore county firefighter is charged with sexually abusing two teen boys. linda so is life at county police headquarter with the latest. it seems police are working to get the man's photograph out there. why are they doing that? >> reporter: police believe there are victims who have yet to come forward. parents, take a good look at this picture. 23 year old, anthony cotel of owings mills is accused of sex

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cooked meals. >>> president obama finished a helicopter tour of the jersey shore to survey the massive damage as a result of hurricane sandy. the president being escorted by new jersey governor chris and the governor then got in to a suv. they're going to be taken on a ground tour headed from atlantic city which suffered severe damage and the neighboring town. an enthat's a small island north of atlantic city connected by a bridge to a sea. the president was expected to visit a shelter there and flew in to atlantic city this afternoon to meet up with governor christie. no readout on the president's reaction to what he's seen from the air. that does it for this edition of "news nation." "the cycle" is up next. >>> time for the your business entrepreneur of the week. seth carney works renaissance fairs and haunted houses and nightclubs and hawks from the bone shop cart selling items. carney hooks, engages and sells through performance and mirror potential customer's temperaments. for more watch. from a medicar" i just want a company that helps me get the most out of my healthcare. i want it to be simple. one plan. one card to carry. i want lower copays... and i want my drugs covered

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