and although we're talking a lot about fracking being for natural gas, since 2012, 80% of fracking has been for oil. so, what is this doing in the community where the fracking is taking place? these are called sacrifice zones. there have been 140,000 wells fracked in the last about ten years, and today 17 million people live within a mile of a well, and there's a lot of infrastructure to support fracking and the drilling and fracking for oil and gas. we're talking about thousands of miles of pipelines, compressor stations and processing facilities. now, compressor stations, the fracking and drilling itself, the process and facilities, all of these have a lot of impact. they let a lot of chemicals, things like benzene, meth anyone, in the air, that make the people living near the facilities sick. since 2013 there have been 62 studies written about the health impact. 94% of those studies show adverse effects and health impacts in living near where fracking is taking place or the compressor or processing facilities. now, let's talk about the water. fracking uses 50 times more water on ave

however you feel about fracking -- >> i'm in favor of fracking but i think that voters should have a big say in it. there are some areas that maybe don't want to have fracking. if the voters are town? >> it could very well be. but fracking is something that we need, that's here, whether we like it or not about. but if a municipality or a state wants to ban fracking, i can understand that. >> some in of his campaign have tried to walk that statement back. haven't third degree from the horse's mouth. >> davis said trump misspoke then restate the his position. meeting with the oil and gas execs, where is trump on fracking? we just showed you everything wean. >> fantastic. >>> we're sorry we couldn't convince gary johnson to appear. but brandon was able to catch up with him at his rally in parker and got an earful. >> a lot of voters have bought into the 2-party system. >> 50% of americans when they go to register to vote, are registering as independents! where is their representation? i am leading among independents in this country right now. i'm really proud of that. i think i'm repres

. >> it comes as fracking or drilling for oil increases. in a series we are calling verify road trip, dade schcter takes a look at if it is a coincidence. >> reporter: in the last five years, earthquakes in up 1,000%. the spike in quakes mirrors the rise of hydraulic fracturing. it is the new way to drill for oil and gas. we are doing more fracking, we are having more earthquakes. the question is, does fracking cause earthquakes? all right, ready to go? >> ready to go! >> reporter: m cia ha coleman is a mother of two who came on the road to ask her own questions and come to her own conclusions about fracking and earthquakes. >> it is a good idea state side. but, you know, somewhat is it doing to our environment? >> you worried about that? >> yeah. >> reporter: to understand texas earthquakes better, we are not starting in texas. we are taking misha on a four hour trip to oklahoma. ? [ music ] ?? >> ? the wind comes sweeping down the plain ?? >> reporter: compared to texas, oklahoma has more fracking more earthquakes. >> the rumble felt more

no, i do not support fracking.my: that was a town hall with bernie sanders and hillary clinton moderated by anderson cooper -- who will be the moderator of the town hall in st. louis on sunday. by the way, democracy now! will be broadcasting the town hall debate between donald trump and hillary clinton. but we will expand the debate. after each question is put to hillary clinton and donald trump, we will put the same question to green party presidential candidate jill stein. breaking the sound barrier. we will have a roundtable discussion at 8:00 eastern standard time-11:30 sunday night. >> we know to prevent the worst effects of climate e change, the can be no fracking. a new report that just came out makes it abundantly clear, no more pipelines, no more mines, no more fracking. there is no rest and we're going to push whatever is elected on this issue. amy: and the dakota access pipeline. in the midst of this debate, we see lockdown after lockdown, now the sheriff of north dakota in the area where the encampments

the fight to frack. ruling is expected today on whether they can hydraulically fracture -- the fracking bands across the continent. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back. this is "the pulse." i am anna edwards in for francine lacqua. easyjet's annual profits have fallen for the first time since 2009 is a state of terror attacks clips them off. the airline says the decline of the pound following britain's vote to quit the european union inflated its foreign currency costs. shares have fallen to a two-year low and are down more than 7%. samsung electronics shares have hit a fresh high after calls from activist investor paul elliott singer for the company to restructure and organize. he wants a firm to separate into an operating company and holding company to enlist the former on the u.s. exchange. a special dividend and improve governments by adding two independent board members. he is arguing that would make samsung electronics more transparent. -- after reports on the technology -- says google does not

juan: what about the issssue of fracking a and what thehe e-mais reveal about clinton's stand on fracking? >> fracking is a big part of aslary clinton's legacy secretary of state, but it is not something we have seen much media coverage on. we have not seen her talk about it much on the campaign trail. but in speeches to deutsche bank and other donor groups, hillary clinton has promoted this part of her biography. she said she has promoted fracking around the world. that she has accelerated fracking in places like europe, in particular, poland. this stands in steep contrast with what she has said on the campaign trail. earlier this year, as she competed with bernie sanders, she cast herself as a skeptic of fracking during the new york primary she aired an ad that basically suggested that she has stood against fracking and she has discouraged fracking around the world. but again, if you look at her actual legacy as secretary of state, her comments to donors were much more accurate than what she presented to the voters. when she came into office, she created an 80 person division within the

we really don't know the long-term effects of fracking and hydrocarbons on our bodies.e know that other scientists have identified some of these chemicals that are being put uroo the water as ne integrate receptor, that they interact with our receptors that could affect our dna and our reproductive health. so those are my concerns, how is this affecting my daughter right now as she drinks this water? health, thereof is been recent regulations changed around radioactive waste here in north dakota. how does that relate and canoe explain what that is? >> how that relate is the state of north dakota and the public health apartment in the public service commission had recently voted to raise the level of radioactive waste in the state of north dakota. the level that could be stored here. prior to that, i believe the level was 10 micro curies, and now they have raised it to 30 macro curies. the companies, a lot of times, have been using subcontractors who were dumping radioactive waste in random warehouses, and those are found -- i mean, there are stories like that every year

that applied retroactively and one it got rid of denton fracking ban.guy who led the campaign in denton said to me, that the start i was worried about fracking but now i'm worried about democracy. and he's right because local democracy is really one of the last places where democracy in america still functions reasonably well. where as he and his allies did you be get a group of citizens together and they can organize and work hard and have a decent chance eve creating change. because they -- they can kind of outorganize the corporate lobbytist in special interest at the local level. they may know the decision makers lobbyists don't have their people down at that level where as state and federal level, it is much more difficult to do that and special interest have much more sway. so this is on local democracy is really an assault on last place of our democracy still works well. and denton, obviously, is far from only example. in 2008, the voters organized and got together and got a ballot nirntive to require businesses to provide fade sick days and anot

i believe in the fracking ban. my opponent believes we should do more fracking.here are deep differences year. but the deepest differences that i will always be independent. i hope i can are in -- i hope i can earn your vote. ms. benjamin: i want to thank you for being with me, for you watching at home, for you here, and thank you so much. i want to remind everyone, please do vote on november 8. this is very important. be well. good night. [applause] ♪ > c-span brings you more debates this week from key u.s. , house and senate races. wednesday at 7:00, democratic congressman chris van hollen and debate for he got the maryland senate see. then a 9:00, the iowa third district congressional debate. at 10:00 on c-span, a debate for the florida senate. live thursday night at 8:00 and maggielly ayotte hassan debate for the new hampshire senate seat. now until election day, watch key u.s. house and senate debates on c-span.org and listen on the c-span radio app. ldspan, where history unfo daily. clerics tonight, hillary clinton in coconut creek, florida. then donald tru

there is a plan to build 300 new frack gassed power plants in the u.s.nd that will require thousands upon power -- thousands upon thousands of pipeline. these battles will escalate because nobody wants those through their property. the second part of this is brutal repression of the media will stop would you, amy goodman, shailene and deia have experienced. i would add in addition, two other reporters that were .rrested alongside of deia one washington state and our cameraman was just given charges in the mail in minnesota. these people are not accessories to the crime. they are the media. this is the first amendment constitutionally protected -- what i worry about is in the most brutally repressive regimes throughout history, one of the first things those to radical desk it's do is espots is to make sure there's a lockdown on things they do not want reported. his swat teams to the work you been doing, amy, for decades that it is clear the mainstream media will not report on standing rock. they will not report on the pipeline battle. it is infuriating an

i believe in the fracking ban. my opponent believes we should do more fracking. there are deep differences year. but the deepest differences that i will always be independent. i hope i can are in -- i hope i can earn your vote. ms. benjamin: i want to thank you for being with me, for you watching at home, for you here, and thank you so much. i want to remind everyone, please do vote on november 8. this is very important. be well. good night. [applause] ♪ crack c-span brings you more debates this week. wednesday, a debate for the maryland senate seat. iowa third district congressional debate with republican representative david young and democrat jim hour. then, a debate between republican marco rubio and democratic congressman patrick murphy. night at 8:00 eastern, republican senator kelly ayotte and him credit governor maggie hessman debate for the new hampshire senate seat. until election day, watch key debates on the c-span network. c-span.org. and listen on c-span radio. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >> coming up tonight on c-span, hillary clinton camp

my opponent john is pro-fracking. when he was in the assembly, he wrote letters to the epa saying that ge should not have to pay the full cost of cleaning up the hudson river. this is after he had taken campaign cash from ge. ms. benjamin: before i allow you, i just have to remind folks in the audience, please withhold a response until the end. mr. faso: this is a perfect example of how ms. teachout plays fast and was with the facts as well as the truth. i opposed the initial plan that epa and dac wanted to do in the late 1990's for dredging the hudson river of pcb's mainly because they had an unsafe approach which would have had pcb's moving down river. was subsequently adopted, i was for it. the dredging was completed in 2015. she rewrites history. she just moved here from brooklyn and settled here. she doesn't even know what happened. ms. benjamin: we have to move on. ms. teachout: because of water quality. mr. faso: it should not be allowed to go unanswered. ms. benjamin: we will move on to water quality. if we co

so i like as a frack-adoscious texan i like to say we have had a little skirmish if not a war between opec and the united states, and i say round one, we won. now i'll ask a final question here and then we'll wrap up. what or the challenges we have, steve, is the lack of knowledge by our citizens, by our students, young americans, about energy in general. tell us a little bit about who your book is aimed to -- what is the youngest student who could read your book and comprehend it and what is the plan to try to get this book into the hands of people so they will have knowledge? >> by, first of all, we did write it for the layman so this is not for energy experts. my big worry is that people aren't going to realize what the real green agenda is until it's too late. and we have shut down or oil and gas and coal industry and then we will have brownouts and blackouts and that will have catastrophic affects. would was making light of people not having access to the game boys but think about hospitals, schools. you can't operate anything if you have brownouts and blackouts, and i just wish

there is a plan to build 300 new frack gassed power plants in the u.s.d that will require thousands upon power -- thousands upon thousands of pipeline. these battles will escalate because nobody wants those through their property. the second part of this is brutal repression of the media will stop would you, amy goodman, shailene and deia have experienced. i would add in addition, two other reporters that were .rrested alongside of deia one washington state and our cameraman was just given charges in the mail in minnesota. these people are not accessories to the crime. they are the media. this is the first amendment constitutionally protected -- what i worry about is in the most brutally repressive regimes throughout history, one of the first things those to radical desk it's do is espots is to make sure there's a lockdown on things they do not want reported. his swat teams to the work you been doing, amy, for decades that it is clear the mainstream media will not report on standing rock. they will not report on the pipeline battle. it is infuriating and

techniques such as the one originally and fracking paid off -- as deepwater drilling and fracking eightinto the oversupply, iran began ramping up exports. idlecost drillers had to rigs while chevron to michelle, and halliburton cut dozens of workers and billions of dollars in spending. opec nations reached a delay to cut supply for the first time in eight years in september. oiloup of multinational giants dominated the market. cartel's members use their power for political and economic ends. the development of futures exchanges gave basis to newmarket crisis. it is a blessing for gasoline guzzling consumers and a curse for governments and countries like venezuela and nigeria, whose fortunes are tied to energy sales. some industry watchers are worried it will begin a period whicherinvestment in oil can set the stage for another surge in prices. you can learn more on the bloomberg. go to bloomberg.com for more stories. nejra: as we just mentioned, deutsche bank is preparing to cut 1000 jobs as the ceo tries to reassure investors he is able to boost profitability. chandler and luigi were a

on trailer resorted will be allowed to drill and frack as many as 4 natural gas wells.ent deferred a decision on 4 other wells. that's the latest business flash. vonnie: tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. eastern, catch a special edition of bloomberg surveillance, live from the imf meeting in washington. italy's finance minister will be along. catch that right here on bloomberg tv. >> let's take a look where european markets ended on the day. banks have been gaining. if failed to pull up the -- benchmarks. stoxx 600 4/10 of 1%. easyjet one of the worst performers on the stoxx 600. sterling in freefall at a 31 year low. the european close, this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: brexit concerns. jitters have resurfaced. he spoke with our editor-in-chief of the other shoe drops at deutsche bank. a not it shows that the bank may have mismarked as many as 37 deals come even colluding to conceal the italian banks losses. we just got a little bit of a leg up in u.s. st b

there is a plan to build 300 new frack gassed power plants in the u.s.hat will require thousands upon power -- thousands upon thousands of pipeline. these battles will escalate because nobody wants those through their property. the second part of this is brutal repression of the media will stop would you, amy goodman, shailene and deia have experienced. i would add in addition, two other reporters that were .rrested alongside of deia one washington state and our cameraman was just given charges in the mail in minnesota. these people are not accessories to the crime. they are the media. this is the first amendment constitutionally protected -- what i worry about is in the most brutally repressive regimes throughout history, one of the first things those to radical desk it's do is espots is to make sure there's a lockdown on things they do not want reported. his swat teams to the work you been doing, amy, for decades that it is clear the mainstream media will not report on standing rock. they will not report on the pipeline battle. it is infuriating and it

they want to crack as many as eight wells -- frack as many as eight wells.a will be up against eight groups. people are try to work out just how much capacity they need to do this kind of business in the u k. the drilling of these wells will be watched closely. this as the opposition of the labour party says that they would ban fracking. angie: thank you for that. opec agreed last week to cut output. the question now is how to do it. we have our energy markets guru joining us. what is going to happen in istanbul next week, and what can we expect out of the meeting? >> this looks like another global energy organization in meeting that is when you get hijacked by opec, talking about the production cuts and how to get the market back on track. opec, as you said, agreed on their cuts. they are going to talk about trying to get russia on board and make some cuts there. the venezuelan minister announced the russians would be meeting with them next week. said that they might be looking for about 1.2 million barrels to come off the market, so that would indicate the

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and opposition to fracking. and trump argued his energy plan promises u.s. foreign oil. drilling more and regulating less. >> . >> we're just a couple hours away from the first and only vice president debate. taking place in virginia. who exactly are the candidates on stage. >> . taking a look at the careers tonight. >> . one of these men will be just a heartbeat away from the presidency. in a few months. what they say tonight is important. but who are they. >> . the under study take center stage. governor pence. and senator cane. squaring off in the only vice president debate. in this election dominated by the top of the ticket. this evening a chance for both men to explain to the country where they boss should win. in addition to being a current u.s. senator. cane is a former governor. as well as a former mayor of richmond virginia. >> . our sister station caught up with him. after church sunday. >> it's intense. but i'm calm. >> . hence the current tkpwo*f or a former congressman. and former radio host. gop nominee talked about what he hopes happens in the debate. >>

she supports frack, she doesn't. she supports keystone, she doesn't. the whole thing is like reminiscent of the former soviet union and the prop graganda tow the public, and i don't know if the public can absorb it in 27 days. >> the effective propaganda is not to report it. if it's ignored, did it happen? we've seen five separate wikileaks document dumps in the last 48 hours. an e-mail, some of them not interesting. some of them are deeply revealing. you go on the washington post website, one of the biggest newspapers in the world. as of this afternoon, there are no stories about it on the front page. the only story that refers to it is an unstanub substantiated cl that this is part of a russian. all the rest of the stuff completely ignored. the press by doing that or not devalues its own currency. this is going to be over in a month. where are they going to be then? no credibility. this hurts them. it's shortsighted and done. i think it's the beginning of the end of the old media order. >> i think you're right. i think a lot of people trust those out

one newly published email revealed clinton privately bashed environmentalists opposed to fracking and the keystone xl pipeline. during a meeting with the building trades union in september 2015, clinton said the environmentalists should "get a life." mrs republican presidential nominee donald trump is continuing to claim the election has been rigged alleging the media is conspiring with hillary clinton to defeat him. mr. trump: you see what is happening. the process is rigged. this whole election is being rigged. medialies spread by the without witnesses, without backup or anything ousts, are poisoning the minds of the electorate. backup, nos, no anything else. amy: on sunday trump tweeted -- "the election is absolutely being rigged by the dishonest and distorted media pushing crooked hillary -- but also at many polling places -- sad." last week trump called the presidential election "one big fix" and "one big, ugly lie." meanwhile trump supporter , milwaukee sheriff david clarke tweeted out a photo of an angry mob saying its "pitchforks and torches time." trump's claims of a rigged e

emails also reveal that clinton supported frack in and was in touch with the doj over and opens wreck -- open records case. specific countries were finding isis. they also suggest that clinton herself believes that she is removed from ordinary americans. clinton believes that russian campaign denies it. >>> donald trump is denying new allegations after several women came forward saying that he sexually assaulted them in the past. trump's campaign said the allegations trivialized sexual assault and demonstrate low for where the media is willing to go to determine the selection. >>> first lady michelle obama responded to the allegations today saying that strong men do hundred veterans joined their new coalition.veterans who spoke at the campaign's press conference say they believe trump and his running mate mike pence would strengthen national security.they hope he can also fix the v-a system. 02:08:16 - colonel harold e. johnson in some of the va hospitals the treatment - people have to get in line for a problem problem we want to know what you think about this political badminton. wil

i stood side by side with my native brothers and sisters here when we were fighting hydro fracking ino move through new york state, and we're also setting up a camp just like this one in -- in the sioux country. what's significant that people don't know is that this particular issue has brought together 500 tribes from all over the nation. never in the history of our nation have all of the native american tribes come together under one issue. they see this as a very special, historical moment for them. >> thank you so much for your time, mark. i really appreciate it. >> let me tell you, there are people being really hurt there. i have been on the phone all day with them. it's very scary. these people are just like us. we can't forget our humanity in the face of these kinds of things. you have a corporation and a state who is working on behalf of a corporation to hurt our people. they're militarized. the national guard has been called in. i mean, this is not an emergency. this is not a national emergency. these are peaceful protesters. the state department, the department of interior,

i mean, fracking is actually not as new as people think, but essentially it's a new technology and it'sable impact and we have under our feet so much wealth. don't forget, we have $20 trillion. got to pay it off. and we have so much wealth. and we want -- and you know environmentally i've received very many environmental awards, but i want crystal clear, crystal clean water, all right? i want such clean air. i want that air to be clean. and i want safety. other than that, folks, that's what i want. we want water, we want air and we want safety. you see this new -- this new pact that obama made where we're paying billions and billions and billions of dollars and i don't think they have any idea where it's going, global warming pact. and all that it does is make it impossible for our businesses to compete. so we'll make a couple of little changes when we get it. hillary clinton also wants to put your minors out of work. my administration will put the minors back to work and we will unleash the power of clean coal, oil, natural gas, and shale energy. we will become a rich nation once again

. >> does fracking, drilling for oil and gas cause earthquakes? gentleman an atv driver -- >>> an atv driver is dead after a crash. >> the officials are still on the scene. authorities say the 63-year-old side of the canal. >>> a horse is safe after getting stuck in an irrigation ditch in avondale. the rescuers spent the afternoon getting the large animal out of the canal. they were able to get straps around the horse and yous a forklift to lift him out. he is now recovering in his stall. >>> and president obama casting his ballot early today. air force one arrived in his hometown of chicago this afternoon. the president took time to meet with volunteers before hitting the voting booth. when asked who he was vo but chose not to answer. >>> still ahead here on 12 news at 6:00, red cross workers from here in arizona are heading to florida to help out people affected by hurricane matthew. but why are system of them driving all -- some of them driving all of that way? >>> and the special celebration for one of arizona's gold medalists judgement and if

we know from the leaked e-mails that hillary clinton is a fan of fracking. brags about promoting fracking in poland and other places as secretary of state. weakness of the system itself cannot, i think, sustain much more of this assault without dramatic and andhtening blowback ramifications. and i think trump is systematic of that. as i have said many times, i think we have to do what many pretty must and parties in europe have done. we have to walk into the political wilderness. we have to tilt movements and we have to build alternative third parties. challenge the system because the inevitable result is a kind of frightening police state, legal authority in place, physically and marginal commodities. they haven't earned virtually into many police -- they have been turned virtually into many police states. the system of mass incarceration will not be affected in any meaningful way. of course, the clinton spent much of it in place. with all this courageous prisoner strike where they did work stoppages because theyly wm of now slavery is to stop being a slave

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here in new york state as we fought against fracking, and i've never been around such a decent group of people. >> that was my experience out there too, thank you. really appreciate it. that's it for the last word tonight, the 11 hour with brian williams is live, and it is next. >>> the breaking news tonight, some scary moments on the "the 11th hour" begins now. >>> good evening. a lot to talk about here in new york. tomorrow morning will put us just 11 days out from election day. we begin with breaking news from, of all places, laguardia airport, where the plane carrying vp candidate mike pence skidded off the runway and skidded right on to something called an arrester bid, installed a decade ago and designed to stop a jet liner at the end of a runway before it hits the fence. happily, there were no injuries. the weather has been terrible all day in new york. this is what radar looked like tonight. heavy rains, changeable winds. and laguardia runways are short by commercial standards. the charter 737 carried pence and his family, his staff, a couple of shifts of secret service, and

. >> does fracking, drilling for oil, and gas, cause earthquakes? that is tomorrow only on 12news >> let's take a look at headlines across the state tonight. two burglars are on the run after breaking into a phoenix home. they came in through the dog door and killed the family's beloved pet. these are some photos we are seeing of phoebe. police say the man, this guy is the one who took the jewelry. electronics and credit cards from the home near deer valley and 33rd avenue. he was seen on a security camera after the credit card was used the next day. >> even those things that know, that is meaningless next to knowing that phoebe is gone. she was such a presence in our home. she was just so much fun and always right there. very playful. very affectionate. and we just miss her all the time. every day. >> the family is obviously devastated and hopeful that someone watching will recognize the alleged thief, call phoenix police if you have any information. >>> and chandler police say a man we interviewed about serial arsonist in his neighborhood is appar

. >> rose: fracking and everything else. >> fracking and deep water drilling and everything else. >> rose: technology has enabled us to drill and find more fuel than we ever imagined. >> yeah. >> rose: so when is crisis come? or do he-- it's just been pushed back to. >> i think it's been pushed back. >> rose: or forward, whichever it is. >> but the challenge. >> rose: to a time uncertain. >> to time uncertain. and the challenge becomes if gas lien stays low, $2, $2.50, sometime into the future, it is going to be difficult for us to convince customers to buy this alternative fuel. if you look at evs today, probably the biggest seller in the mainstream market has about 18,000 dollaring of incentive on it today. so they actually sell at a discount to their gas counterparts in the market place. so that's the challenge. >> rose: that includes hybrids. >> just straight evs. >> yeah, yeah. >> rose: what is a straight ev for you. >> we had a rav4 ev. we sold about 3,000 of them, went out of production about two years ago. so today we are betting that the next generation did what we feel is a

this we watched by many other companies, who also have designs on fracking in the united kingdom.ched of course also because if they are allowed to do this, than a lot of people will get more detail on just how much potential there is in the u.k. the labour party send their conference they would ban it, if they were in power. let us a look at the markets now. ring of the risk radar. manus: risk radar says msci, on the bottom of the screen, of one half of 1%. the bottom line is that -- by the way, the job on the services number, of 5.7 months. that is driving stocks all about the economy. if the u.s. a strong commitment and whether a 25 basis point hike, everything should be granted as they say. anna: some conversations on the asian session saying it is yena and oil. we are fairly flat, talking a lot about where that particular trait is going. crude down by half a percent, but as you pointed out, goldman sachs has interesting note out sing the global glut remains in 2017.but they say prices stalled at around $55. sticking with oil. manus: absolutely, $50 after crude stockpiles drop

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>>moderator: should local governments in colorado be allowed to ban fracking with voter approval?nn: no. who was the best and will worst u.s. president of all-time? glenn: i'm a big fan of abraham lincoln. and the worst president i think that is to be determined. bennet: i would agree with what darryl glenn says. it abraham lincoln was the best we have had and i will wait for the worse. their response to what he said earlier about the open borders? >>moderator: let's hold on. anything you guys want to revisit you can in your own time later on. a few more quick questions. senator bennet can you name a republican that you recall voting for? bennet: yes. >>moderator: would you please name that republican? bennet: i will not. >>moderator: why is that? bennet: who i vote for is my business but yes i voted for a republican. >>moderator: mr. glenn if you would like to name a democrat that you have voted for you are welcome to. glenn: i believe our votes are private although i believe it's an infringement upon our rights and liberties i'm here to protect the sacred rites your vote. >>mode

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a small frack of what trump got for women, 20 minutes on clinton foundation, pay to play, two minutesnghazi, they are sca are -- scandals that go to heart whether she can funfunction as president they are pushed to the back of the line. >> two largest newspapers, this is washington post, and "new york times," have honors. jeff bezos, himself is committed to destroying the candidacy of donald trump. carlos slim, largest single shareholder now in "new york times." both organizations, driven anti-trump, anti-- and most unantidemocratic fashion if i could put it that. what in the world should american people do in response? do you see a wake up here in an alarm? or more apathy and indifference? >> every cycle it grows the number of people who do not trust the press, press have proven themselves not to be honest brokers. >> i don't like that construction. because, i don't see deceit, i did seption -- deception on the part of anyone but left wing media, this is extraordinary, their candidates held up in judgment by public opinion and voters on november 8. >> right, and voters i think are lo

fracking moreto than for natural gas wells. the u.k.ban after a number of earthquakes. this is bloomberg. jon: thank you. want to get enough it on the markets. interesting news. equities moves, boring. let's switch up the board. a stronger dollar story. the real story is a weaker pound. 1%. a 10th of 8/10 of 1%. crude, $50.ghlight, alix: u.s. stockpiles down for the first time since january. push you have a potential opec cut. david: we are going to talk about asset management. we get news that janus capital would merge with henderson group. we learned they are cutting its fees. he explained that he would make money with the new low fees. >> we do make it up on volume and experience has been since 2012, we took the price down from nine dollars to seven dollars. the fund went from $30 billion to $80 billion. there is a seismic shift which is the new fiduciary role that will move trillions in motion over the next five years. as the money comes in, we want to make sure that we capture our fair share. david: what does this tell us about the