says gary johnson. "trump honestly is the real deal. all of these politicians, like he said, they're just the same old thing and i really believe that trump is a businessman, he's a negotiator and h h can get america back to where we e ed to be." says tess wilson. this is trump last stop before the next republican debate. that's tomorrow next republican debate. that's tomorrow night in colorado. jenna: not everyone was happy that trump was in town. outside the west high gym... a large group of protesters gathered. tim: they don't think trump is s sding the right ssage to sioux city students. deborah souverain tells us more. "" natpop - crowd yelling more than 200 prestors.. carrying signs...marched to west high school tuesday... with one message.. "he is a bully, the school is known for its anti-bullying policies and that's what we based this entire event over," francisco valadez, protest organizer. the protestors...who weren't allowed on school property.. gathered just hours before a donald trump p lly at west hihi. the grououis speaki

. >> why was he allowed in the debate but gary johnson was not i was so offended by that they had veryimilar backgrounds. >> i think huntsman was electable. >> you are the of lumberjack so what does this do for her? >> not too much because anybody who enjoyed the appearance already vote for her. i thought she was amusing. that is how we used to work people looked like they were miserable but she would never allow that. kennedy: that is why there is nothing in there considering the writers have had so much time to work their magic she is still in a the lead for the presidential nomination but she tumbled double digits in just two months. bernie 11 points behind in iowa and nine-point lead en new hampshire. but vice president biden enters the race he could take a significant chunk out of hillary support to give them a boost to sanders. should hillary be worried? effort numbers go south she will have to build a wall on the border. >> is awesome. we will see an avalanche if biden in terms of race the reptile queen will go nuts. a petition will panic. we cannot these people look good. said

says gary johnson. "trump honestly is the real deal. all of these politicians, like he said, they're just the same old thing and i really believe that trump is a businessman, he's a negotiator and he can get america back to where we need to be." says tess wilson. this was trump's last stop before the next republican debate. that debate will be held in colorado later tonight. jessica rae: but not everyone was happy trump was in town. outside the west high gym... a large group of protesters gathered. they don't think trump is sending the right message to sioux city students. abc9 news reporter deborah souverain tells us more. " natpop - crowd yelling more than 200 protestors.. carrying signs...marched to west high school tuesday... with one message.. "he is a bully, the school is known for its anti-bullying policies and that's what we based this entire event over," francisco valadez, protest organizer. the protestors...who weren't allowed on school property.. gathered just hours before a donald trump rally at west high. the group is speak

with bill clinton, he admitted that under oath in the paula jones depositions, next door neighbor gary johnson, an he was beaten to death by two state troopers, in the newspapers in arkansas, it is in the. rosanna: you have had some problems. >> i have had some are wrestling, the announcement that i was going to write this book, i have had killed, windows in my car broken, the late night phone calls. i am not nixon died. i don't scare easy. rosanna: why write this book? >> people need to know the truth. whether i am an advocate for women or advocate for a children, these things are false. i don't ask anybody to believe sight unseen, read the book, make your own decisions. greg: donald trump said last night on another network the american people are smart, that they get it. they look get bill clinton, they elected him president twice, they elected hillary clinton senator from this state. bill clinton is one of the most popular men in america. this book strikes me as of the fresh out of the 1990s. the bookstores all had that section, ms. foster was killed by the clintons and all that stuff. >> y

here to debate the issue with our gate looming next week is gary johnson former governor of new mexicormer george w. bush senior aid, now partner in chief political strategist and cnbc contributor with very different views. i welcome you both. governor surgeonser, you were early to encourage the legalization of marijuana. so i'm guessing you support the stance that rand paul and others are taking on this issue. >> well, yeah, he's saying positive things, he's going to leave it to the states. let's be clear. rand paul if you ask him personally does he support legalizing marijuana he is going to answer no. in 19 the 9 i came out in support of legalizing marijuana, the notion that 90% of the drug problem is prohibition-related not use-related. really has gotten me in a lot of hot water. i think it's raised awareness. you now have the majority of americans supporting legalizing marijuana. i think that politicians, republicans and democrats, both, are just out to lunch on this issue. when you have the minority telling the majority that marijuana should be illegal and you are going to go to

not a big surprise so not a big deal gary i want to talk about j&j. johns and johnson reported earnings. -- johnson & johnson, it would have tanked but for the announcement of $10 billion buyback but paying for the buyback with borrowed money. borrowing millions to do that. we've seen so much of that recently, getting stock price up by borrowing money to buy back shares s that good or bad? >> i don't like it. i know other people say it is okay. look this has all been enabled by central banks keeping rates down at zero. so the cost to fund this is absolutely nothing. i got to tell you, there are bond that i bought five years ago in the market that used to yield 5%. the equivalent bond now is yielding 1%. that is why they're able to do all of this. there has been a ton of it done. all it does is make eps look better but doesn't help the company's future. david: we have a lot more coming up, guys. melissa. melissa: hillary clinton private server was open to intrusions because of the way it was wired to the internet. according to new data reviewed bit associated press. fox

michael metcalfe is in london with guy johnson. up, gary shilling reaffirming low interest rates.y shilling number -- always our most popular guest. he will be with us on bloomberg radio. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ guy: this is "bloomberg surveillance," i am guy johnson in london with tom keene in new york. we are looking at the canadian dollar. the loonie is on the move in the wake of last night's election and the surprising victory of justin trudeau and his liberal party. there is a little bit of a move to the upside, but really the big force that has been driving this over the last year has been what is happening with oil. you have a different perspective on this one? tom: absolutely. i'm grad -- i am glad you bring up the dollar canada. justin's back to father. trudeau.eau -- pierre dollar,weakness in the in the first bout of weakness on the left side was his week canadian dollar. and i bring this up because then it got ever weaker. then you have the big hydrocarbon and china boom that is strengthening the canadian dollar. i walked by the canadian embassy in london la

pay, nathaniel wheeler, jerald thompson, jacqueline peark, lamont randall, eric forster, gary jackson, darius johnson, yrell hardy, donte barnes, tyrone johnson jr., marvin coffman jr., darrell king, ronald penn, robert lee jackson, delvin trusty, terrence singleton, julian rosary jr. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. ms. edwards: it is time to end the violence. it is time to end the violence. it's time for this congress to do something. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. rothfus, for five minutes. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate an outstanding student scientist in pennsylvania's 12th congressional district, amula, she's one of 10 finalists from across the nation in the 2015 discovery education 3-m young scientist challenge. the challenge posed to student scientists across the country was to develop an invention that positively impacts the community. her proposal for a distraction monitoring system that alerts users to distraction by measuring e.e.g. brain waves earned her place as a finalist and her selection is wel

and homeland security secretary jeh johnson warning that isis could possibly sneak into the u.s. with syrian refugees. garyyou say fears over all this is not helping our economy. how so? >> absolutely, brenda. the conventional wisdom has always been we are a strong, resilient country and shrug these off and go about our business. to a large extent that's true. but look in the northeast when there is a the threat of a snow storm. people rush to the supermarket and buy 200 rolls of toilet paper. people panic. i tell you what. if we continue to have increased threats of terrorism and one of them results in something like someone puts a bomb in the holland tunnel, guess what, new york city is shut down. that means the better part of the country is shut down. economic activity comes to a halt. people won't want to go outside. that's what we are dealing with with the economy. >> it has to do with consumer confidence. nigh o what do you think. >> every time we as the media report on these true stories it sends fear through americans. but if we report on it every day, will we get numb to it? jeh johnson was being

did say something >> gary :we have thursday night football and ended up being a pretty decent game look at the hail mary pass. he had a couple of scores on the night. andre johnsonte touchdown tryin to be a hero here, not gonna happen and game one in the houston astros and kansas city royals series has the royal fans riled up 2-0 astros jose altuve rips a single to right and jake marsnick slides into home for the score altuve: 3-4 during a rain delay.a young grounds crew member gets swallowed up by the tarp.would be ok.game delayed 47 minutes top 8th 4-2 houston colby rasmus belts this deep into center.home run for the second time in two play- off games final 5-2 astros game 2 tomorrow game one of the american league divisional series between the texas rangers and toronto blue jays blue jays unveiling their 2015 a-l east championship banner top 3rd 1-0 rangers adrian beltre rips one centeroff david price delino de-shields safe at home. but beltre strained his back running to first and would have to be helped off the field scary moment former a's josh donaldson.sliding into second gets kneed in the head by hasner alberto donaldson would leave the game but would b

gary :in baltimore is an el- baltimore is now 1-6 monday night football. the baltimore ravens travel to arizona to take on the cardinals .deep in the desert first quarter:/ chris johnsonckle to score a 26 yard touchdown to put the cardinals up over the ravens. the cardinals were up in the 4th .but the ravens would rally back . 13 seconds left./ joe flacco's pass is intercepted in the inzone by tony jefferson to end the game. and john harbaugh looks on in dissapointment final: 26-18 cardinals the ravens fall to a league worse the cardinals lead the nfc west with a record former tennessee titans running back eddie george will be performing in a seven - week stint of the broadway musical chicago george will be playing the role of lawyer billy flynn the former nfl star and 1995 heisman trophy winner has quite the on-stage resume >> pam :good night (nature sounds) she can rage, and roar, and crack, and storm. but mother nature can't stop us. the new 2016 ford explorer. be unstoppable. ♪ f0 ♪[ music ] >>> whale watching disaster. they were out for the experience of a lifetime. what we've learned about the doomed ship. then, the real anderson cooper vs. his double. >> this f

johnson family. he is with the foundation? betty: yes, he's head of part of the business in texas. swain: garyobinson wants to know -- and i think you alluded to this -- what was lady bird's most challenging time in the white house? was it the vietnam years? cokie: i think so. i think the vietnam years were very hard on everybody. they were hard on the whole country, but we also were going through this huge generational fight. and i think that having people outside the white house screaming, "hey, hey, lbj, how many kids did you kill today? " can you imagine? and this is somebody that you know means -- wants to do the right thing by the country, and it is a horrible thing to have that. betty: but she kept going out and giving speeches in spite of those. remember, the williams college cokie: right. betty: the yale? she said, "i don't want to shut myself up," which would have been easy to do. swain: in 1999, lady bird johnson gave an interview to c-span, and she spoke about vietnam. brian lamb, c-span host: where's vietnam going to fit in? lady bird johnson: as a wretched obstacle along the way,