joining me now is retired army general paul eaton. he's oo senior adviser to vote vets, and charlie sykes, msnbc contributor and columnist. general eaton, i read this piece in horror. i want to read just a little bit more of it. this is how it starts. the personal qualities displayed by trump in his reaction to the cost of the guillen funeral, contempt, rage, racism, hardly surprises his inner circle. trump has frequently voiced his disdain for those who serve in the military and their devotion to honor and sacrifice. the sole military vircher he prizes is obedience. as his presidency drew to a close and in the years since, he's become more and more interested in the advantages of dictatorship and the absolute control over the military that he believes it would deliver. i need the kind of generals that hitler had, trump said in a private conversation in the white house, according to two people who heard him say it. general eaton, that type of man, as commander in chief once seems bad enough. your thoughts on what we learned in this re

please close by talking about the courage of men like paul eaton who is willing to put his face on tve to say the things and where that stands in terms of fighting autocracy. >> this is -- it's so important. and we know that when we're trying to get -- if you lost your freedom and you're trying to get it back, the people who have great respect from the public, who say things at the right time can be absolutely consequential. and the same is for us where we're teetering on the edge of losing our democracy and general eaton is very courageous and it's the absolutely right thing to do. the time is now. and they know it. and he knows they know it. and so, i hope that his words will be heeded because we have so much to lose. and, you know, military people don't speak out and use that language of fascism if they don't feel there's a real reason to do so. and so it's time to complete the journey on behalf of our democracy. >> and we have less than two weeks. ruth ben-ghiat, olivia, thank you very much. >>> coming up next, trump is holding a rally at madison square garden this weekend. and it

don eaton is making these signs personally. him i'll be sure we got extras in the back, don't we, don. so be sure you get them. good for golf card for you want us in your your houses whatever so be sure you get we got plenty of them and be sure you get your signs and if you want make a donation don i'll be glad to take them he does this personally. we went up the other day and saw his process and. he's got like three or four printers last the whole world to on. thank you very much true patriot. is peter ready? okay peter peter. coming up. in the house. thank you very much. you push. i really do. let's something here. how we try this livelier mike can you let's. is this working here? oh hang on hang on. let's give our tech people know where where's the tech guy? all right, well, that's a bummer bummer. how y'all doing doing? i hear you folks have fun here. that right? this guy is amazing. this guy why we are here. all right. we could be speaking german right now. all so here's what. sit out, have fun. relax relax. we got this. a

don eaton is making these signs personally himself. be sure. we got extras in the back, don't we, don? so be sure you get them. good for your golf cart. for your windows in your houses. whatever. be sure you get. we got plenty of them. be sure you get your signs. if you want to make a donation, don will be glad to take them. he does this personally. we went over there the other day and saw his process. he's got like three or four printers, lam nay tore, the whole works. true patriot. is peter ready? okay. peter. peter navarro in the house. thank you very much. we appreciate it. we really do. >> let's try something here. let me try this mic. is this working here? >> no. >> hang on. hang on. let's give our tech people. >> no. >> where's the tech guy? all right. well that's a bummer. how y'all doing? i hear that you folks have fun here. is that right? this guy is amazing. this guy is why we are here. right? we could be speaking german right now. all right. so here's what. sit down. have fun. relax. relax. we got this. all right. um, try to have a

>> my stocks are eli lilly, costco, apple, dupont, eaton. >> you have eli lilly one of the premier stocksera. we like these guys because they have been at the forefront. dupont is splitting into three companies run by a terrific group of people. that will bring more value than they have now. costco, we are learning they may be having a netflix moment. they will really start checking cards and cracking down on passwords. apple, own it don't trade it. we have tech, retail, diversified manufacturer, company splitting into three and a drug company. you are person -- perfectly diversified. thank you. you rock. what can i say? you have four cents. let's go to tony also from florida. >> i want to thank you for doing this type of thing, diversified. a lot of us don't have stock in the club but it really help us us out. >> i'm so glad you mentioned that. i want the club specifically to be teaching so people's pick their own stocks. i can't keep track of all of them. let's go to work. >> my first one is with a.i., probably dell. the next one is pfizer, then we have amd, home depot, then we have con

horton, eaton, and exxon, chevron, so we're going to learn real time how the companies can hasn't the economy growing. >> what is that behind you? do i see a christmas tree? >> it is a christmas tree, just for you, kelly, tyler and mike. >> it's back. i love it. it's a beautiful tree. >> it's not even halloween, steph! you're stressing me on you, but i guess this is what it is. >> you know what it is? it's only a 2 1/2 month time frame. i take it down right after christmas. i like to enjoy it. last year's was red. this year is green. >> should we glean any market signal from that? [ laughter ] i read that october 28th is the single best market day in the last 75 years. >> is that true? >> my guess is because of awful october crises, you get these big rebounds or something. if we're not green today, i don't know what that tells you. >> it's interesting. august and september tend to be much more volatile than october. it's the second market of october where you game momentum. we've to get through that. we're going to probably have some fits and starts, but i think after that, it sets us

. >> eaton corporation, more demand for electricity >> and there is a lot. transdigm. >> look, it's just a great company, and their end marks are defense and after market >> goldman sachs >> all right well, see you on "closing bell." ♪ ♪ >> we will see you then, scott welcome to "the exchange." i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead. stocks are lower once again today, as those yields keep on climbing the ten-year hitting 4.25, the highest level since july our guest sees some opportunities, but other areas to remain cautious, particularly on the long end. we'll dive into that speaking oh of cautious, it's robust on the economic front, but the winner of this year's prize in economics says america is sleepwalking into an economic storm. it's not just skyrocketing debt that's got him concerned >>> plus, tesla reports after the bell tonight the shares are lower we'll explain why there's still so much downside ahead and what we might hear from the company tonight. >>> let's get a broader look at the markets right now with the three major averages lower across the bo

if eaton's up 83, nvidia's up. are you taking profits on any of those these? >> yes, absolutely.ughter] laugh. charles: i wanted to say congratulations. you rei rated -- reiterated pfizer. >> i'm in there. [laughter] charles: still holding nvidia? >> we still -- i tell you what, i've said i like the trade nvidia, sell on the strength and buy on the weakness. charles: are you still into this robotaxi thing in. >> yes. we've added to our position ins tesla. charles: great job. >> i appreciate it. charles: see you soon. wall street starting to have second thoughts about this jumbo rate cut last friday. so i don't know, i don't know. we heard from one of the biggest officials over at the fed. he says they're going to to keep cutting. just how much and how quickly remains to be seen. one of the top economists that we know will give us his thoughts, right after this. ♪ don't show up, don't come out. ♪ don't start caring about me now. ♪ walk away, you know how. ♪ don't start caring about me now. ♪ meet the traveling trio. the thrill seeker. the soul searcher. and - ahoy! it's the explor

he has taken on the cause of transparency after several officers were accused of misconduct on eaton with other non-governmental organizations and faith based partners. the chief told us he is going to push on three different fronts maximizing technology, freeing up officers by shifting some responsibilities to other staff and using non-police response when warranted, such as calling those mental health crisis units that we've seen in our county. now, the chief has a law degree from the university of california school of law in san francisco and has an undergraduate degree that's in political science. but safe to say, he is going to just keep on working, as he has been for the last seven months in san jose. kris sanchez today in the bay. all right. thank you very much, kris. 534 right now, former president donald trump held a rally at new york city's madison square garden last night. and scott mcgrew with this morning. and scott, statistically speaking here, a little chance of new york being the winning state for donald trump. yeah, but and yet there he was in new york, right? new yo

ist not wealthy at least in comparison to the delancey's big step james dillon see, he must've ce eatone owns what would be now almost all the lower east side. more than just delancey street. he did extremely well. it's probably one of the wealthiest people in the colonies, not just new york. you said you are far off are you quite clearly are not. to address two people may not support all of what mcdougall wanted.r but he had some people towards alexander mcdougall. >> a couple other questions for return over to the audience one is some event in new york had much significance you in the state of boston massacre. it's fontaine's tavern is a than the battle of golden hill. can you tell us abouth those? it preceded the events in boston. >> what happens here is an indication to alexander mcdougall. not far from liberty bowl. as directed after the stamp act .recheck british soldiers early on that quite enjoyed a drink. one particular regiment was determined to cut down this goal so that capturing it cut down times they failed the didn't quite do it but they eventually did it and knew or was

eaton. when we make mistakes, when we don't meet the expectations of the community, i will be open and honest about that as well. if someone isn't doing the job in the way that they're supposed to, if someone shouldn't be here in the first place, they're not going to be here. so let's just do it. the chief told us he will push on three fronts maximizing technology, freeing up officers by shifting some responsibilities to other staff and using non-police response when warranted. we're talking about things like calling in those mental health crisis units that we've seen in our county. the chief has a law degree from the university of california school of law in san francisco, and his undergraduate degree is in political science. but again, a face that will be very familiar to the men and women in his department in san jose. kris sanchez today in the bay, a new era begins with san jose police department. kris thank you. 633 new overnight thieves attempt to break into the louis vuitton store in

that came through saturday so it is up your brain eaton and then swinging through some of that tampa bay area, the wind gusts we've already seen wind gusts above 77 miles per hour in parts of venice and sarasota, as well as st. petersburg right now, gusting to 66 miles per hour, tampa wins getting over 40 miles per hour. so again, the winds picking up because we have the corps that is the most dangerous park. this is also it's going to pack the biggest surge that's coming on shore, pretty much as we speak. it is still a category three hurricane with 120 mile per hour winds. and again, it's sitting that i that center of the eye is just swirling onshore right now, we are looking at these 110 mile per hour he wins in this purple here. and hurricane force winds will extend through the entire peninsula. so that's why we're worried about these widespread power outages, because this won't just be a west coast problem. this will stretch even to the east side of the state. the wins that what you're seeing right now and all of those live shots, again, that's the pieces of the eyewall coming on

why the fed must have to cut because even these companies we own dover, it's been a big hit we own eatonyou see something -- there's a glitch in all of these i think what's happening is you realize industrial america is not that strong, some of it is levered to auto, the part to the data center is good. but there are other businesses and the other businesses are erratic. you have a company like dow where everybody expected erratic and maybe that can improve what we're seeing is something the fed chiefs have to be worried about because the industrials are reporting numbers that aren't as strong as others when i see that i say don't sell those, that's why the fed is cutting you have to buy them right now it's a lonely voice in the wilderness i didn't think dave from carrier did a bad job. i think the stock is a misunderstood quarter. i'm going with the industrials because this is the quarter you have to start thinking the fed is going to cut and you are going to win textbook believes you should be buying not selling but the textbook, it's crunch time i like the industrials because of the f