campaign were lobbyists for microsoft exxon mobil and other corporate giants who pressed the state department to help their corporate clients tomorrow' night's debate in las vegas... election rigging .emails. the fbi probe.and trump's alleged sexual assaults. are sure to be topics (insert ends) (two second pause) audio outcue: i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. (--- reporter live tag ---) the final candidate face off could be the last time, ever , that hillary clinton and donald trump share a stage. third presidential debate right here on kwwl at eight o'clock tomorrow evening and don't forget to check out kwwl political analyst doctor chris larimer's blog. he'll be tracking all election coverage this season and with the third presidential debate just a day away, a big concern being brought up by one candidate earlier this week. take a listen people that have died 10 years ago are still voting, illegal immigrants are voting, i mean where are the street smarts of cities are corrupt and voter fraud is very very common. trump bringing up the concern of voting fraud monday reports of peo

. >> reporter: more companies like exxon-mobil will report internet service providers now must get your permission before they sell data they collect about you to marketers. new rules have forced companies like verizon and comcast to tell customers what data they're collecting and why. it could make it harder, though, for those companies to compete with google and facebook when it comes to selling advertising online. amazon shares are falling in premarket trading. they posted its lowest amazon's costs are going up as it builds more warehouses and tries to meet customer demand for quick delivery. twitter is killing off its vine video feature. they say they won't delete vines for now. they will cut 350 job mostly in sales and marketing. >> jill, thanks a lot. >>> this morning, happy friday. 60 degrees in denver. we could reach record-breaking heat. it's unbelievable. >> once again. we have new details about men and birth control. and birth control. hear what the world health at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. in an affordable dream kitchen that works as h

exxon mobile and other giants who pressed the state department to help their corporate clients. at tomorrow night's debate in las vegas, election rigging, e- mails in the fbi probe. and trump's sexual assaults are sure to be topics. this could be the last time ever that hillary clinton and donald trump share a stage. from las vegas, steve handlesman, newschannel8. thomas and max center that is on the university of nevada. las vegas campus. tomorrow night. our keith cate is on his way to las vegas right now, be sure to tune in tonight at 11:00 for live coverage here on newschannel8. >>> and, facing eviction. >> a grandmother being forced tommy out because of a family emergency. ahead, find out why her landlord claims she is breaking the rules by having her grandchild live with her. >> fairly quiet day for rain around here. humidity pbl higher than you would like this time of year. but there are big changes ahead. we will talk about that coming up. >> saint pete pd uses a facial recognition software that a new study calls biased. just ahead, i will tell you what detectives here ar

. >> reporter: usa today reports major donors to clinton's campaign were lobbiesist exxon mobile and corporate clients. president obama appeared in washington with the italian prime minister slammed trump for suggesting the election would be rigged. >> i would advice mr. trump to not whining and go get his votes. you start blaming somebody else, then you don't have what it takes to be in this job. >> reporter: this could be the last time ever that hillary clinton and donald trump share a >> adam: donald trump campaigning in colorado insisting that the election could be stolen from him. byron barnett picks up our coverage. >> reporter: today donald trump continued to hammer away at hillary clinton for her e-mails at the f.b.i. trump calling it a scandal that is worse than watergate. ? >> reporter: donald trump in washington trying to keep his core supporters fired up staying on the attack hacked e-mails between hillary clinton and the f.b.i. a great miscarriage of justice. >> the f.b.i. documents that show undersecretary of state patrick kennedy made the request for altering classific

mobil's be exxon biggest rebooking since the 1999 merger that created the company.sted its first profit in a year as a recovery halted a string of write-downs. third quarter beat estimates. the company made a lost during the. but it was offset by earnings from overseas oil and natural gas production. chevron also extended a 29 year streak of annual dividend increases. latest alla is the giant to struggle with a crash in a generation. prices have plummeted. income, less than half the median estimate. higher earnings from refining and chemicals were lesser than production. tracy: apple and electrolux have tried to counter the following pound. with electrolux adding 10% on to its home appliances, a comes ahead of the easy holiday shopping. , this ishopping period the busiest shopping in two years. the u.s. posted its fastest growth in more than two years. that was in third-quarter numbers. better than expected. it failed to resolve the debate from the fed. campaign.ential emma has the details. reporter: fridays gdp report shows analyzed growth of 2.9%, the biggest incr

saturday, mainly sunny skies return but winds hold as a fire at a de-commissioned exxon fire at a exxon mobile refinery in california, right outside of l-a. officials say this same refinery exploded in april.... 25-thousand customers are out of power right now... no word yet on the cause of the flare up at the refinery, fire crews are on scene this morning, the father of a palm springs, california police officer, killed in the line of duty..is breaking his silence about the pain of losing his daughter. "when i go home..and i look at pictures of her or think about again." david kling is a retired chp officer. his daughter, lesley zerebny and officer jose vega were both murdered on saturday while responding to a domestic violence call. zerebny had just returned to work after having a baby girl. "i'm sitting holding the baby...and she said, hey dad you know what..this new mom thing really scared me when it happened. but i gotta tell you i'm really good at it." the community is now hanging blue rib honor the fallen officers. a man is recovering this morning after being attacked by shark on the ore

more companies like exxon mobile report their earnings today. yesterday the dow lost 29 points, the nasdaq fell 34. we'll learn more about the health of the us economy this morning, before the bell, the government will release the gdp for the third quarter. a jury awarded more than $70 million to a woman who said that johnson & johnson says tam come baby powder caused hero vare yan cancer. more than 2,000 similar cases are pending, the company says it will appeal, because science supports the safety of its product. and twitter is killing off its vine video feature. the company said it wouldn't delete any vines for now. twitter says it will cut 350 jobs mostly in sales and marketing. >>> and apple has rolled out its newest max book prolap top, first major overhaul in years, it comes with a touch screen, that can be used to brouse the internet and edit pictures. users could also log on with their fingerprint. it is expensive. new laptops start at $1,799. jim, january? >> i don't know about the whole fingerprint thing. i'm still war bye that. >> th

exxon mobil, you want to pay 34 pe? for mobile?>> the swres interesting thing is energy stocks don't move on forward pes because you never buy them when they look like they have low keys. that's what every analysts thinks ois going to p $3-a barrel. you buy them when they have high pes. >> so, you're saying when i identify a high price to earnings, current price to earnings in the energy sector rigts now, that means better buy. going to get better. >> that's exactly. what you have to understand is how much did that company earn, what can they earn and normalize oil price. looking backwards is a more forwad. estimates tend to move with the oil price. >> where else besides energy and oil? >> i think the big pitch out there, because the market hasn't done much until recent ly, everyone's overpaying for dividend as safety and no one paying for a return upside. that could be in technology, also. >> seen the days in the third quarter technology. >> more to go. i think that these areas, looking, if the people start focusing oh, my gosh, t

this is just the beginning and there are a number of partners as part of this first round coming, exxon mobilstercard, being, a whole group added on. way.very permissioned it changes the experience because people on average than 38,000 or 37,000 hours in the car. emily: tech companies from apple to google to uber are vying for control of the car. what makes you think watson and havend gm plus ibm something special that other technology companies cannot replicate? case, usingis watson and the artificial intelligence cannot replicate it and therefore gm has data that cannot be replicated either. others have other kind of data on their own that can be used. i can see us being able to play a role across many different parts in auto. whether it is daimler car to go or work with honda on batteries, many different places that this kind of cognitive intelligence will come into play and it isn't just autonomous driving. we participate in autonomous driving with subsystems in the car. it is a whole continuum of opportunities out there and they will be all different forms whether ridesharing, autonomous

along the same time this flair up happened at an exxon mobile refinery. it's not clear if the power outage caused the flair up or if the flare up caused the power outage . that's the goal as president obama makes what could be his 21st century month moon shot . >>> a former nasa scientist at myth is here and as justin gray reports this trip to mars would be the first manned mission in history. >> a baby born this year would see a man or woman land on mars before they graduate college if president obama gets his way. the president obama president reinforcing his vision for deep space travel >> we are going to mars. we're going to mars in the decade of the 2030s with humans. >> president obama is pushing for a public and private partnership. six companies are currently designing prototypes for where people would live. timetable for a martian mission isment mystic. >> i think the technical differentties of getting humans safely to the martian surface and back are pretty daunting. >> scott was a top nasa official in the bush administration and says there's li

exxon mobile and other companies would get an additional billions of dollars in tax breaks. what i've said is i want to provide a tax cut for 95% of working americans. 95%. if you make less than $250,000 a year, then you will not see your income tax go up, your capital gains tax go up, your payroll tax. not one dime. and 95% of working families, 9 % of you will get a tax cut. 9 #% of you will get a tax cut. independent studies have looked at our plan and concluded i provide three times the amount of tax relief to middle class families than senator mccain does. the conversation i had with joe the plumber, what i essentially said to him was five years ago when you weren't in a position to buy your business you need'd tax cut then. what i want to do is make sure the plumber, the nurse, the firefighter, the teacher, the young entrepreneur who doesn't yet have money, i want to give them a tax break now. and that requires us to make some important choices. last point i'll make about small businesses not only do 98% of small businesses make less than $250,000 but i also want to giv

. >> you're playing that with exxon mobil, royal dutch shale. great to have you here.ylvaniaive, all the moves in the market. a big day tomorrow. it's been an interesting week. just wondering what you guys make of the conversation we've heard. mostly cautious about where we are in the stock mark. >> i'm cautious as well. but like everybody else that's come on, they say they don't buy markets. they buy situations. the it's what i've always said. >> our thanks to rich for joining us today. that does it for us. don't forget our big day tomorrow. "power lunch" starts now. >>> welcome to "power lunch." here's what's on the menu. the debates are done. did clinton or trump do enough to change people's minds? >>> to the stock market. getting clipped. airline profits are under pressure. we'll check in with the ceo of american airlines and guess who's getting into the smart

exxon mobile and other companies would get an additional billions of dollars in tax breaks. what i've said is i want to provide a tax cut for 95% of working americans. 95%. if you make less than $250,000 a year, then you will not see your income tax go up, your capital gains tax go up, your payroll tax. not one dime. and 95% of working families, 9 % of you will get a tax cut. 9 #% of you will get a tax cut. independent studies have looked at our plan and concluded i provide three times the amount of tax relief to middle class families than senator mccain does. the conversation i had with joe the plumber, what i essentially said to him was five years ago when you weren't in a position to buy your business you need'd tax cut then. what i want to do is make sure the plumber, the nurse, the firefighter, the teacher, the young entrepreneur who doesn't yet have money, i want to give them a tax break now. and that requires us to make some important choices. last point i'll make about small businesses not only do 98% of small businesses make less than $250,000 but i also want to giv

now we have energy stocks from exxon mobile to chesapeake all across the board and chesapeake is gettingred, let's make it 56 minutes before the closing bell rings. of finance and the world of politics enduring with real uncertainty, fox business all-stars to serve as super heros, jeff flock is at the hillary clinton event at kent state where clinton announced there's no case here and blake berman in trump rally and charlie with the breaking details about the fbi investigation and whether it's not clinton but long-time aid huma abedin who is in real trouble. let me get you to kent state. there in ohio, hillary clinton wrapped up speaking moments ago that donald trump is a danger to national security saying moments ago that, quote, a man you can bait with a tweet is not someone you can trust with the nuclear codes, but the location and the subject matter dripping with irony as it comes three days after fbi director james comey revelation that is the fbi is looking into emails and classified state department emails her confidant abedin forwarded to unsecured yahoo account. look at this pol

more companies like exxon-mobil report their earnings today. yesterday the dow lost 29 points, nasdaq slipped 34. futures are pointing to a higher open. back to that baby powder story, a jury awarded more than $70 million to a woman who said johnson & johnson's baby powder caused her ovarian cancer. there are more than 2,000 similar cases pending right now. the company says it will pe because science supports the safety of its product. internet service providers now must get your permission before selling the data they collect about you to marketers. new rules will force companies like comcast and verizon to tell customers what data they're collecting and why to help protect online privacy. it could make it harder for those companies to compete with google and facebook when it online. padagonia will give its workers the day off for election day. it's part of a movement called take election day off. about 123 companies, including spotify that are giving workers the day off to vote. britt. >> it's been emotional, so maybe you need the day off. ji

gas assets, i've been a person who says, look, let's regulate it, let's zone it, and by the way exxon mobile should pay their fair share of taxes here too. senator wants to impact the corporations. >> so nobody's been better rewarded for green energy programs than katie mcginty getting rewarded by the companies to which she funnels pennsylvania tax dollars. this is what's wrong with this kind of corporate crony capitalism where politicians think they ought to allocate resources. they ought to pick winners and losers. it is bad for the economy. it is counter productive for economic growth. it drives up our energy bills. we all pay higher electric rates than we otherwise would because of katie's middle class tax increase in the form of more expensive energy. this isn't the way we should go. >> i want to switch gears now and take a look at community police relationships. in many cities the the relationship between police and communities are strained at best. hillary clinton says part of the problem is implicit bias, developing an attitude or steriotype that can affect under standing actions or

exxon mobil has extended its longest streak of profit declines in almost 30 years, falling 38% from all beat estimates. exxon has been hammered by the prolonged oil slump. shares of novo nordisk plunged by the most in 14 years. the world's egg us maker of inulin slashed its profit half because of -- they have been negotiating aggressively for discounts. expansion, overseas they have agreed to buy seven 747 jumbo jets. their international unit has risen 8% in the last decade, more than three times the u.s. alix: we have big earnings trickling out this morning from big oil. we have exxon and chevron beating estimates on the top and bottom line. we will dig deeper into the numbers and what they mean going forward. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from new york city, this is "bloomberg daybreak." 40 minutes away to the cash open. features positive, up 25 points on the dow and three on the s&p 500. following an upside surprise at u.s. gdp, 2.9% for the third quarter. the median estimate of the bloomberg survey was 2.6%, and improvement but yields remain unchanged, and the dollar kind of goes

the news comes before exxon mobil announces third-quarter results.profit last quarter. the company sees strong sales growth continuing even after setback in trading lung cancer patients. onstol-myers focused oncology in the face of experiments. oliver: still ahead is options insight. stocks on this for its biggest gain in weeks after reports from the close today. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ optioning me for today's is senior market strategist at trading advantage from the cboe in chicago. we have been talking about how volatility has fallen off. we have seen the futures curve come in, currency volatility fall -- when do you see this troubled volatility, what does this say to you? >> i would have expected at least 12 days before the election that we would see some excitement in the marketplace. but we are not seeing it right now. there is so much complacency. not complacency as if the vix was trading around the 11 or 12 level. but there is such a lack of conviction right now. what we are seeing is that most people want to stay on the sidelines, not just th

rockefeller maintained an interest in each one ask the three rockefeller companies were exxon, chevron, and mobile. we know exxon and mobile eventually were merged and actually texaco and gulf also merged into chevron. so, we're actually talking about four companies today, but for most -- a good chunk of the 20 them century there were seven companies that were really almost dictating public policy, and the american companies had a huge impact on our tax policies, they research that was actually done for oil and gas industry, the whole system of energy that we actually use today. and this got very dramatic in 1928, the kind beginning of the oil and gas industry drilling in the middle east. you'll remember that the middle east was created at the breakup of the otto man empire by france and britain, and the oil industry was already there and interested in the resources. so, in 1928, when oil was found in iraq, the big oil companies, the seven -- they're called the seven sisters -- named after a greek mythological story before atlas' daughters who fought amongst themselves but if there was ever an att

why is chevron trading so much higher than exxon mobil, conoco phillips and b.p.? >> that's a good question. because exxon is trading higher. these companies are due to report. chevron is regarded as being the most aggressive and frankly in many ways the most scientific of all of the different oil companies. but exxon and chevron are up the same amount. if you ask me, i always like the chevron guys. i think they offer a lot -- bring a lot to the table. but my charitable trust owns better yield right now, a little bit bigger than these guys, and i think has more of an opportunity to bring out value. so i think if you want to be in the patch, go occidental. a little less yield than chevron. little more yield than exxon, but a lot more opportunity. anyway, banks, energy, and airlines, three areas of the market that could be ready for a sustained rally after being out in the cold. i particularly like the oil service companies. much more ahead on "mad money." i'm talking with groupon's ceo after a very rough earnings then with student loan debt at $1.3 trillion, i'm talk

she partnered with companies like exxon mobil and chevron to encourage the use. she even sent experts from the department of energy to provide technical expertise to countries considering fracking. this is just another kind of revealing commentnt that she gae to donors, but did not give to voters. amy: lee fang, talk about with the e-mails show about the clinton's campaign relationship with the media, and specific reporters. >> right. so this is another kind of revealing memo. for many years, the clinton campaign, both directly and through its surrogates, has tried to cast the media as bitterly opposed to clinton, that a lot of reporters have a chip on their shoulder, that they have tried to drag down hillary clinton, and there is this kind of antagonistic relationship will stop but some of these leaks and fact memos reveal that there is actually a very cozy relationship between hillary clinton and many of the very powerful players in the media. there were these off the record and regular meetings and drinking sessions and dinners. they were regularly planting st

the guardian is reporting exxon mobil has asked a federal court in texas to throw out a subpoena from new york state that would force the oil company to hand over decades of documents as part of a wide-ranging inquiry into whether it misled investors about climate change risks. last year insideclimate news and times"los angeles revealed beginning in 1977, exxon concealed its own findings that fossil fuels cause global warming. the nation's largest police organization, the international association of chiefs of police has issued a formal apology for , the "historical mistreatment of communities of color." the organization represents 18,000 members. alicia garza, a co-founder of the black lives matter movement, told thinkprogress the admission is a positive step toward justice, reconciliation and healing but doesn't go far , enough to address modern-day problems. garza said -- "if the last three years has shown us anything, it's that these deplorable actions are still happening today. black people are dying at the hands of police at the rate of one every 28 hours." in media news, a brit

we got reports today from exxon mobil and chevron and the market applauded chevron's growth while it went thumbs down on exxon's entrenchment. next two we get more results from oil companies. this group's all over the map. oil fell more than a buck today because apparently both iran and iraq don't want to play ball with the output freeze. if it keeps sliding 234ing next think we need to take advantage. you might want to consider the stock of pioneer natural resources which reports tuesday after the close. pioneer has been the aggressive buyer of undervalued american oil properties during the downturn. it's got the best growth prospects of all the independents because it's taken so much action. the biotech stocks have been so much pressure of late and the selling continued today with the crushing of the stock of amgen. it fell 15 points on drug pricing pressure mentioned on its earnings call. i can only wonder what gidial, which -- gilead will have to say when it reports on tuesday afternoon. wednesday, we will get more health care madness when we hear from amerisource bergen, which al

even companies like exxon mobil say we have to change about how we think about energy.s a country, that is where we are as a state. this can be part of how we grow good jobs. i want to touch back on taxes. i want to close the loop on that. i am happy to talk about taxes on day long. my record is clear. i was part of negotiating the largest tax cut in maine's history. the congressman was paying his own taxes late 41 times, including as a state treasurer and member of congress. he has made headlines for years because he avoided paying thousands of dollars in taxes because of a tax loophole. these are not the kind of leadership we need when it comes to paying our taxes. my record of lowering taxes through bipartisan work is the kind of leadership we need in contrast. jennifer: active energy, do you support any kind of subsidy for solar, biomass, wind? mr. poliquin: i believe we need to have all forms of energy in her portfolio and it needs to be lower. let's go back to this, because we just heard a whopper. let me tell you on the camera the flat-out truth -- i always paid

usa today is reporting major donors to clinton's campaign were lobbyists for microsoft, exxon and mobile. and others who pressed a department. clinton spent the weekend and monday off the trail preparing for the debate. >>> and the republican presidential candidate donald trump is not taking a break from campaigning. he headed to colorado springs for a rally earlier this afternoon where he implied the presidency could be stolen saying the election could be rigged at the polling booths. trump also spoke at a rally just about an hour ago in grand junction. >> we're going to deliver real, thing, and we are going to end the government of corruption, which it has definitely been, and we're going to drain this swamp in washington, d.c., and that's what it is. >> well, social media is filled with questions from maricopa county voters wondering where their early ballots are. the ballots were sent out last week, but a lot of people on the early voter t waiting, not so patiently, at their mailbox. team 12 political insider did a little digging today and found out that even our top elections offici

i don't know about you, but i think exxon mobil can afford to pay a few bucks in taxes.t taxes. his whole campaign is based on things that independent fact checkers have repeatedly chastised, because his ads have been untrue, false, misleading. here is the real tax record for senator toomey. so far out of the mainstream, senator toomey has said repeatedly that his view is that the answer is we eliminate all corporate taxes. that is a $473 billion a year giveaway to his buddies in big business. they rewarded him handsomely, as he's one of the single largest recipients of cash from them. but who pays the bills? the senator's bills would increase taxes on middle-class families by $3000 a year. jim: thank you, ms. mcginty. ms. mcginty: he has voted against taxes for middle-class families for college. jim: we will have the opportunity to talk about taxes when we come back. we also want to thank our students who have supplied their questions, and also on social media. we will take a quick break and we will be back. ♪ ♪ jim: we are back live on the campus of temple university.

i don't know about you, but i think exxon mobil can afford to pay a few bucks in taxes.s his whole campaign has been, based on things that independent fact checkers have repeatedly chastised the senator because his ads have been untrue, false, misleading. here's the real tax record for senator to me. so far out of the mainstream, senator toomey has said repeatedly that his view is that the answer is that we eliminate all corporate taxes. it is a 473 billion-dollar giveaway to his buddies in big business. they've rewarded him handsomely as he is one of the single largest recipients of cash from them. but who pays the bill? the senator's would increase taxes on new class families by $3000 a year. even as he has voted against tax cuts for middle income families and for college. jim: thank y

exxon mobil, and other oil companies, for example, would get an additional $4 billion in tax breaks.hat i've said is i want to provide a tax cut for 95 percent of working americans, 95 percent. if you make more -- if you make less than a quarter million dollars a year, then you will not see your income tax go up, your capital gains tax go up, your payroll tax. not one dime. and 95 percent of working families, 95 percent of you out there, will get a tax cut. in fact, independent studies have looked at our respective plans and have concluded that i provide three times the amount of tax relief to middle-class families than senator mccain does. obama: now, the conversation i had with joe the plumber, what i essentially said to him was, "five years ago, when you weren't in a position to buy your business, you needed a tax cut then." and what i want to do is to make sure that the plumber, the nurse, the firefighter, the teacher, the young entrepreneur who doesn't yet have money, i want to give them a tax break now. and that requires us to make some important choices. the last point i'll ma

exxon mobil and chev want -- chevron all rising as oil nears $50 per barrel.te sensitive groups. look at the 10 year note today. 1.72% is helping things like banks and hurting others like real estate stocks. on an individual basis, this contractor had fired an employee for allegedly leaking classified information. he was a contractor at the national security agency. shares down by 3%, a bounce off the bottom after it was a comment that said we have indeed fired the employee. are also continuing to watch the evolving and developing situation with twitter. the wall street journal saying today that the company may get bids as soon as this week. one of the bidders that has been most frequently mentioned, salesforce.com, the name the journal mentioned again today even as analyst say they are not positive on that combination necessarily. salesforce shares have been falling today and they paired some of their declines. here andbit of leg up shares still down by 5%. the deal issaying universally not light on the part of analysts and investors. vonnie: thanks. that is

i don't know about you but i think exxon mobile can afford to pay a few bucks in taxes. let's talk about taxes. the as this whole campaign has been, it is based on things that independent fact checkers have repeat thely chastised the senator because his ads have been untrue, false, misleading. here's the real tax record for senator toomey. so far out of the main stream, senator toomey has said repeatedly that his view is that the answer is that we eliminate all corporate taxes. 473 billion-dollar a year give away to his buddies in big business. again, rewarded him handsomely as he is one of the single largest recipients of cash from them. but who pays the bill. the senator's bills would increase taxes on middle class families by $3,000 a year. >> thank you miss mcginty. >> as he voted against tax cuts for middle class families for college. >> we will have an opportunity to talk about taxes, when we come right back. >> applause. >> we want to thank our students, who have supplied their questions, and also on social media and we will take a quick break and then we will be

these are major american companies, microsoft, pfizer, exxon mobile, all gave donations between one and area, guy, where everybody in washington is swimming in the same pool. and to the voter on the outside that is looking for change and looking to try to make their life better, they see this as being the root of the problem in washington, and the politics and intersection of money is at heart of it all. now you have a major candidate who is being mixed up yet again in the money, in the policies on a government level. in addition to recruiting money from overseas governments. and if she is the president of the united states, there will be questions about whether or not there is inherent conflict of interest what they were doing all along. i will give you the last word on that, guy? >> i would make two quick points. first of all it would not surprise me that bill and melinda gates, the gates foundation and microsoft would be reaching out to the foundation for the work that they are doing and also talking about important international issues with the statant do. that would be what i would

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i don't know about you, but i think exxon mobil can afford to pay a few bucks in taxes.et's talk about taxes. his whole campaign is based on things that independent fact checkers have repeatedly just ties -- chastised the senator, because his ads have been untrue, false, misleading. here is real tax record for senator toomey. so far out of the mainstream, senator toomey has said repeatedly that his view is that the answer is we eliminate all corporate taxes. that is a $473 billion a year giveaway to his buddies in big business. they rewarded him handsomely, as he's one of the single largest recipients of cash from them. but who pays the bills? the senator bills would increase taxes on middle-class families by $3000 a year. jim: thank you, ms. mcginty. sen. toomey: he voted for taxes for middle-class families for college. jim: we will have the opportunity to talk about taxes when we come back. we also want to thank our students who have supplied their questions, and also on social media. we will take a quick break and we will be back. ♪ jim: we are back live on the campus

there is this par in there that has these international tribunals, so let's a corporation like exxon mobil, or someone like that, fracking ort doing something like that in a random country and a country decides to sue them, yet when they do that, they have this tribunal, and the person gets to pick who is on -- the person who gets to pick who is on the tribunal are the corporations. that is really a problem for me. what that tells me is they can water, ourollute our food supply, or something like that, and it is, like, we cannot do anything about it. that is my biggest problem. host: kyle, giving voice to some of the concerns lori wallach brought up earlier. daniel ikenson. guest: this is an area lori and i agree about. in 1959, the idea was developing countries post second-world war needed investments, and they were worried about the lack of rule of law and appropriation, so the investor state dispute settlement emerged between an egg dish in an agreement between germany and pakistan. over the years -- in an agreement between germany and pakistan. over the years, there has been little use

scranton,claymont, wilmington, the places i grew up -- to give the fair -- to say that not giving exxon mobil another $4 billion tax cut this year,as john calls for, and giving it to middle-class people to be able topay to get their kids to college -- we don't call that redistribution;we call that fairness, number one.number two, factually, 95 percent of small businesses in america,their owners make less than $250,000 a year. they would not get onesingle, solitary penny increase in taxes, those small businesses. now with regard to the -- to the health care plan, you know, it's-- one with one hand you give it; the other, you take it. you knowhow barack obama -- excuse me. you know how john mccain pays for his$5,000 tax credit you're going to get, a family will get? he taxes as income every one of you out there, every one of you listening who hasa health care plan through your employer. that's how he raises $3.6trillion on your -- taxing your health care benefit, to give you$5,000 plan, which, his website points out, will go straight to theinsurance company. and then you're going to have to rep

gas assets, i've been a person who says, look, let's regulate it, let's zone it and by the way exxon mobileshould pay fair taxes here. >> nobody has been better rewarded for green energy programs than katie mcginty. this is what's wrong with this kind of corporate crony capitalism where politicians think they ought to allocate resources. they ought to pick winners and losers. it is bad for the economy, it is counterproductive for economic growth and drives up energy bills, we a pay higher electric rates because of katie's middle-class tax increase of more expensive energy. this isn't the way we should go. >> lynn. >> i want to shift gears and take a look at community police relationships. in many cities the relationship between police and communities are strain at best. hillary clinton says part of the problem is implicit bias, developing an attitude or stereotype that can affect understanding actions or decisions in an unconscious manner. senator, do you believe that implicit bias is real and that it is at the root of police community relationships? >> well, let me just say, you know, i've