are you having a good time today? pretty good, pretty good. a lot of people kept saying, when are you going to mcdonald's? i say, let's do it. we have the owner, a friend of mine, greg i. how many mcdonald's do you own? though they go well -- don't they go well? what you do is you eat mcdonald's and you go to the health club. it works out, actually, pretty good. thank you. there's plenty of them in there for you. >> thanks. >> you want to move them back? >> do you think this will move the needle for you in pennsylvania? >> i don't know. we are doing well. she has no fracking. they are going to have no fracking. it's going to cost pennsylvania 500,000 jobs and the revenue is untold. >> how? >> just being myself. being myself. all i want to do is be myself. we had the strongest economy ever, the strongest borders ever. we had a military that knocked out isis in a few years. we beat isis in literally record time, very quickly and decisively and did a great job. we had the best economy ever. we have the best border ever. >> [indiscernible] >> i al

these guys are good instructors. i will do a good one. how good is that, margo? here, margo, have them. you have been with along time does she have been with me a long time -- you have been with me a long time. she's the only one who could afford to have them. how about we bag them now? >> they will help you with the bag. >> you're an expert at this. >> for our first order that's going out the window, we will need three medium fries, so would you like to put them in the bag? >> i think so. do they ever ask for more salt? if they want some extra salt, can they go like that? >> we would give them salt. >> wait a minute. i spilled them. i am very superstitious. over the left shoulder. now i am ok. let's go. put them in standing up, right? >> right. >> you're an expert at this, huh ? how long have you done this? how long have you been here? >> i have been working mcdonald's for 10 months. >> different jobs? is she doing a good job? she better, right? she's beautiful. >> ok. >>>> how many would you put in a bag like this? six? >> five. >> five? >> the first order did

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host: russell, independent, good morning. caller: good morning, mamie, good morning, america. i do not care if you like or dislike donald trump. all you have to do is look at january 6 when you had a commander-in-chief who refused to send help when the u.s. capitol was under assault. this tells you the man is completely unfit for office. i was out for a walk the other day. we have a national cemetery in our little town. i walked through there and looked at all of the civil war statues. there was a burial place for people from ohio, illinois, honorable people who stood up for the constitution when we needed it. i am asking this of the republicans today. stop this insanity. vote out trump. vote out the enablers. let's get america back on track. thank you. host: susan, republican in new jersey, good morning. caller: thanks for taking me. i'm looking for some insight, if you have any info about election integrity. over the past three or four days, i am having anxiety. i am hearing how a judge in virginia is allowing 1600 undocumented people here the right to vote. i am born here.

good morning, rob. caller: i do not have -- i'm in an open seat because -- we have jeff byrd and adam frisch running. before i was an independent and trump took over the republican party, i was a moderate republican. i don't know what jeff byrd is for. all he does is spew talking points. adam frisch will be working for the border. he wants to lower crime. he wants to help out with water rights in the estate. so, during the primary, all the radical trump republicans lost and lost the primary. an interesting district but adam frisch only lost by about 465 votes last time. i will be voting for him because he holds my views of a moderate republican. thank you. host: you are probably seeing a lot of ads right now as we get closer to the election. the house majority pack, the super pac that is a file that with the chambers democratic leadership is running in several key states including north carolina's first district. this is an ad that is focused on lori buck, challenging the democratic incumbent, don davis

good morning. caller: good morning. host: you are on, go ahead. caller: from last nights debate i was reconfirmed in my own mind, by virtue of what vance said and how he responded to the questions, especially when he was interrupted as he was fact checking the moderators. to me, the debate came across as 3-1, very disappointed. very disappointed in that. but i'm definitely a supporter of trump and that has not changed. host: karen joins us from new york state, republican line, good morning. caller: hi, good morning. thank you for taking my call. after listening last night -- i say listening because i don't own a television by principle, i have a different perspective i think, i don't get distracted, i think, by all the watching. so, number one, i think that people were wishing these two were at the top of the ticket versus their counterparts. they come across so much more articulate, seem smarter, they don't have to be a spokesperson for their party. that being said, after listening i can say that vance definitely won, so on point, a lot of common

have a good night and god bless you.ony that is not just for the beginning of the school year, but the beginning of a path to study and teach to become a teacher. how hard did you work to be here today? i worked really, really hard to get here and i'm so happy. 12 years of schooling is a small amount of time if i say that he worked hard for 24 hours today. have you ever thought of becoming a teacher? it was my childhood dream. i tried day and night and i really wrote my dreams on the wall of our blood, everywhere they knew that i am a teacher. there was a branch where we didn't sleep at all, we kept ourselves awake. there were many days when we had a hard time. finally we fell asleep. many difficulties to get here. how many years has it been since farhangian university for. national exam scores are an important goal. farhangian university is obligated that these are the best and most elite young people who come to the most dangerous job in the country. he is a teacher and today it is our responsibility to talk about him

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jobs are going to be good. everything will be good and everything was good when i had, we had the greatest economy in history of country five years ago, go back in, five years ago, greatest economy in history of the country and now we have a horrible economy from the standpoint inflation ruined. i had no inflation, inflation ruined the economy. just ruined it. i gave them almost no inflation. and it carried on for two years then they went out and borrowed seven trillion dollars, which is stupid to do. it all blew up. they blew up energy policy, i had best energy policy this country had, we were energy-independent. we will soon be energy-depend and energy dominant and sell all over the world. >> brian: i watched your univision town hall, one thing stood out. question was, what would you like to do again and what would you do different? you said probably wouldn't hire some of the people i hired. 18 days, people will vote and jim gafagan said i can't believe anybody is undecided at this point. can you envision you

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good evening.y eastwards. and it will allow the door to open to this weather front into the northwest, bringing some showery outbreaks of rain. it will prevent temperatures from falling too far, but elsewhere, under those clear skies, expect the temperatures to fall away once again. low single figures in sheltered rural areas of england and wales. a touch of frost and patchy fog is likely first thing in the morning. but as we go through the day, we'll continue to see this north—south divide across england and wales. after that sunny start, we'll have fair weather cloud developing. but temperatures are still likely to peak between 15—17 celsius. maybe cloudy skies and a few scattered showers into the isle of man, more overcast and damp across northern ireland, with showery outbreaks of rain into western scotland. sheltered eastern areas should stay driest for longest. highs here of 13—14 celsius. so, as we move out of friday into the start of the weekend, the high pressure continues to lose its grip

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good morning, joe. caller: good morning. good morning. yes, i agree with almost every one of the previous callers. it is hard work. you have to get up early in the morning and stay late. then you have to go to training, you have to pick up the ballot boxes, it is a lot of work. the politics in my experience never enters into it. you don't talk about it. the challenge is the people who want to cast a ballot. everyone in california is entitled to cast a ballot regardless. anyway, that is how it goes in california. host: when you say that politics is forbodden? caller: you never say, did you hear they called this for trump and this for hillary? yeah. host: as a poll worker, when do you vote yourself? what is your philosophy on when you put your ballot into the system? caller: i do it by mail, ever since california allowed it, because you don't have to stand in line and it's very efficient. california, they send an email when your ballot is mailed to you and when it is sent to you. host: do you think that the spread of vote by mail in recent

because good news is once again good news, as opposed to bad news, being good news because it leads tove interest rate cut this report is basically abating concerns that labor market is deteriorating joel shulman reaction? >> couple things, one it is bullish for the markets markets respond strongly importantly cheryl mentioned 31,000 jobs created in government, we've got to recognize that last five years we think we saw 3.165 million new jobs five years are, and 3 1/2 million 3.5 million or more than growth in that came from government, healthcare, social services, when you talk about 31,000 new jobs in government, they represent 22% of the increase, over the last -- last five years, now we're seeing 31,000 additional jobs in this report, that is a significant number, so the administration kind goosed built up months for a nice report not creating wealthy for society recognize next six years in 75 baby boomers all the way through 65 to 75 range, and we've got, we generally increase jobs by 1 to two million per year, and we're going to have potentially 20 to 25 million jobs leaving the

the name of the owner of the goods on the export goods and mr. hashmi accepted that they can interact, now they should solve this , similar issues, that now with a difference of opinion , maybe it will create a one-off in exports , tell us about these examples. thank you very much for your kind attention. i would like to say something very honestly also, the sample process is not standard with the sampling process of the national standard organization itself , the costs received by the national standard organization, in other words, the subsidiaries and sub-groups of the national standard organization. it is not standard. i am at your service. i am cooperating with 30 provinces of the country. each of them is doing their own thing according to taste. the samples that are taken are not clear at all. if, for example , it is shelled pistachio nuts, the price of one kilo is 35 euros, and we will see how it goes. well, this cartoon. but unfortunately in many cases these samples will not be returned at all and will unfortunately injure our export goods

good morning. >> guys, good morning. good morning to you.ing of really chilly conditions. frost advisories, freeze watches, freeze warnings from little rock, portland, maine, all the way down to atlanta, georgia, with temperatures way below average. tallahassee, 41. tampa, 55. tulsa, reporting a temperature of 46. so in the plains and great lakes, it's like september. but northeast mid-atlantic, it's more of an october chill. so temperatures way below normal for washington, d.c. at 60. birmingham, 68. however, des moines, 71 degrees. that's 8 degrees above average. minneapolis at 71 degrees as well. that warmth spreads to the east a little bit as we move on into tomorrow. sioux falls will be 17 degrees above average at 77. pittsburgh 66. new york city, 66 degrees. temperatures warm up by next week, we're into the mid-70s here in new york city. low 70s up in burlington. cleveland, you'll see temperatures in the 70s, and maybe you will have lost to the yankees by then. oh, i'm sorry. i didn't mean to say that. first freezes are coming later, b

we are very good. at the moment, the motivation of the children is very good and very high. we hope that with these capacities and the support that the team has given to this team, god willing, we will be able to get good results and another championship, god willing, our golden champion in the season. in the past, the fourth title was assigned to them . it was supposed to start the new league with 12 teams, but according to the officials of the team's basketball federation. he canceled participation in this competition. aziz idani, sed and sima news agency reporter, 17 shahrivar sports hall, abadan and a review of some short news. according to the announcement of the disciplinary committee of esteghlal club, seyed hossein hosseini, the goalkeeper of this team, was summoned due to false statements. ricardo. sapinto, the former serb of esteghlal football team , was chosen as the head coach of raja casablanca of maghreb by signing a contract. 40-year-old andres iniesta hafek of the uae football team and former barcelona player, who won the 2010 world cup with the spanish natio

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good morning.ourite libation, i think it is fundamentally watch congress, watch the outcome of the congressional elections, because in the american system the vast majority of laws and regulations are made or approved by congress. so congress has really the ability to craft a policy. it was congress that created the 2017 tax law during the trump did. my tax law during the trump did. my advice is watch the make—up of congress. what is likely to happen now is we will have a split congress politically of democratic house and a republican senate. that will bobtail most of the extreme promises that both candidates are making but will also have consequences that looked much more like the status quo today. for example, markets are very concerned about fiscal debt and deficit and i think there will probably not be any change to the unsustainable deficits that we see today. to the unsustainable deficits that we see today-— the unsustainable deficits that we see today. to what extent is art markets _ we see

good morning. caller: good morning. i am just curious to know, since they say donald trump did not take [indiscernible] the office of president, i'm curious to know how much he did make off the united states when he took his security guards places. i'm curious to know how much he did make off the presidency during the time he was in there. host: richard in minneapolis, good morning. republican. caller: yes, good morning. i have two things. don't cut me off. number one. i wonder why the mainstream media does not play the full statement trump said on january 6. he said let's go to the capitol and peacefully protest. number two, on the charleston deal where he says i am sure there are good people on both sides, if the mainstream media would play the rest of his statement, he said in the next sentence, he says of course i condemn the white racists and the nazis and those bad people. the media is lying to us. even "frontline" is doing the same thing. i do not trust "frontline" anymore on channel 2 where i get my news. host:

that's a good place.here's a community where we are at the cutting edge of american pluralism, 2.8 million people in this county, people like you and me are 15% of the population, only 12% of 35,000 babies born here and if i were coming from detroit, people would say a while, there are a lot of cubans there, aren't they and yet the cuban-american population is only half of the 65% of the people in this county who are hispanic and the detroit, black, and african-american -- not here, might look at racism and other subjects, this, the best you can do in this world in my estimation, you're not going to save it, none of us is but the best you can do is be a good example of what could be done and that's the enormous opportunity of a place like miami, to show people how we can talk. i see my friend bob anderson from mosaic who works full-time on these kinds of issues but lots of people do. the best you can do in this world's a pretty good example whether it is your me or any of us and that is the opportunity in

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it's good.note with much effort, and it's not very efficient. 0k. — should be more... not... stay near the string with the fingers. mm—hm. then you have the possibility to play it very fast and relaxed. mm—hm. what mr honeck was talking about is to think in bigger phrases, because i know that i have the tendency of playing in a too detailed way, and therefore losing the bigger context. yeah. look. it's much more easy. still, i would love to have more direction. sometimes you take a little bit too much time. mm—hm. one last time. 0k. i like very much your playing. you have to work on this juicy sound, this very tight sound. you will have much more power in your playing. 0k. thank you so much. thank you very much. everything what i tell her, she's doing right away. i think if she works on the sound, she will be really good violin player. i canjust give my very best. we will see how my future will go. i play the flute and i'm going to do a masterclass with one of the flautists in the vienna philhar

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bob, it reminds me of the saying, if something is too good to be true, it's too good to be true. >> good point, deirdre, good to see you, as always. highs not surprising, the market sentiment is getting frothy, both retail and professional investors have more bullish in recent weeks. look at this list here. the soft landing remains the paradigm. the fed is cutting rates going into a soft landing, that is very unusual. stock buybacks are at a new record. that's a by support. stocks are entering the seasonally strongest period of the year still there is excited, and then downright frothy. we're starting to get into the frothy territory. the american association of investor sentiment survey says bullish just shy of the highest levels in over a year. 49%, that historically is very high. the average is about 37%. the same with professional investors. the october b of a global survey saw the biggest jump in investor optimist since june of to 20. they are allocating much more money to stocks now, less to bonds and cash. the relent his rise in stocks is also creating overbought conditions. sever

so, good earnings, this is a poll that was taken, so what is good, right? it's subjective, so we're going to be good. about 75% of wall street so everyone is excited about this. earnings will be great. take us higher and higher. now, here is the rub. earnings estimates, again they are subjective. it could be like, you know, doesn't matter. the way they are articulating it and anticipating it, it doesn't matter. let's talk about the results from companies that have reported so far in the third quarter. here is another thing that's really really interesting. can we move up? i want to read out this to the audience here. forget about it. the bottom line here is companies that have beat have come in way above historic number averages, 74% beat. 60 have beat on revenue, historically it's 59% and combined 51% have beat on earnings and revenues, right? top and bottom line. historically this number is 45% but again, the fix is in. it's wonderful, so we're taking this market much, much higher so with that in mind, the valuations matter? we talk all the time about val

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good morning, again, phil. >> good morning, carl.ob jordan, ceo of southwest we'll talk about the quarter in a bit but the news of the morning is elliott management, five of the people they wanted you to add to the board you're bringing them on the board why did you make this deal 1234. >> well, i think number one, the -- just getting this behind us and settling is a good deal we have a terrific plan in front of us, we unveiled a transformational plan a couple of weeks ago in investor day and all eyes forward focused on executing that for shareholders. i had a hadchance to talk to th elliott board nominees they're great, they each bring unique skills will bring something to the board. we have pierre from chevron, former cfo, he'll make a great addition to the board. we have seven board members exiting on the 1st i want to say thanks to them as well. >> you talked with david kush and the others put forth by elliott. they were honest saying you should be fired. did you say wait a second why do you think i shouldn't be running the airli

vp harris: good morning, good morning. god is good. god is good. good morning. please have a seat, everybody. please have a seat. [crowd cheering] thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. and i see all of our youth leaders as well. i want to thank you so much for this warm welcome. and for all you do. we talked before we came back in, and these have been days and years that i think for so many people, have challenged our faith, and have really highlighted the importance of the type of leadership that you so importantly and beautifully provide. to remind us that we are all in this together. i'm so thankful to be with you. i know with the work of this church and the congregation, and i think everybody, the elected officials who are here, the mayor, i think you -- thank you for your leadership. speaker mcclinton, you are just -- [crowd cheering] when i look at the rising stars of our country, my goodness, the future is so bright. every member, family, all of the elected leaders, i think you for the warm welcome this morning. it is truly an honor -- [crowd cheeri

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good morning. caller: good morning. i was calling, i want to let everyone know that i will never vote for the democratic party, the way they are doing our country. they are guarding the house and passing laws to turn little girls into boys and boys into girls. they are going to try to turn men into women in the prisons. something is wrong with this country. the house is sick. we can't vote for the democratic party. and kamala harris. if we do, our country is headed straight to you nowhere. host: is your congressional district currently a seat held by a democrat? caller: i'm in north carolina, i'm not sure about that now. host: rob in port crane, new york, on the line for independence. -- independents. caller: my representative is running against another lawyer. i don't think i can vote for either one of them because he keeps giving money to ukraine and israel and not a nickel for our border. at the same time, i will never vote for another democrat. they are the one who -- ones who left this country's border wide open. i

good to see you this now. good to see you this morning. i mean, he's a good morning. mean, he's a good morning is and always was a bit of a marmite figure as i mean as the issue of independence is, is a marmite issue. and yet you can't deny can you just what an impact alex salmond had . impact alex salmond had. >> no it's impossible to deny it. he was undoubtedly and still strange seeing it in the past tense. but he was undoubtedly the foremost scottish politician of his generation and arguably the last 25 years. certainly the lifetime of devolution. you're absolutely correct in your introduction that he was extremely close to pushing scotland out of the united kingdom. the fact that he managed to secure and collaboration with the former prime minister, david cameron, the independence referendum in the independence referendum in the first place is tantamount to a lifetime well served in terms of scottish politics, you were never going to top that. once the decision was made to remain in the united kingdom, and yet he still remained the central figure in the subsequent

good morning. caller: good morning.ello? host: hello. caller: i did not know you could hear me. i am very much against anyone owning a gun. i am 98 years old. i was in the second ward -- world war. the only time i had a gun when i was on the shooting range when i was in the navy. and i was a coreman so i did not have to carry a gun. what i want to say that guns do not help people. people have guns and they say they are going to defend themselves. how can they defend themselves? someone is going to come to shoot you has a gun. we have more killings with guns than all of the other countries put together. why do we need guns? how does this help you with a gun? why do other countries have may be this, one or two killings in some countries. in england and australia there are no guns at all. what benefit is it to have guns? you cannot defend yourself with a gun because you are going to shoot somebody and the chances are he has a gun. that is all i have to say. host: that was norman asking why people would own a gun. according

that was very good, good question. i thought it was a good and, and, you know, i talked about it, it was sort of surreal because all of a sudden i'm riding down to the white house and i'm passing a building that i just built a hotel on pennsylvania avenue, beautiful. and i sold it to waldorf. it's a waldorf astoria now. it's nice and it was very successful. and then we go down a little further and we're at the white house and then all of a sudden i'm standing by the lincoln bedroom. i said, you know, that was such a surreal experience. but when i was shot in front of, you know, massive numbers of people, tremendous numbers. you couldn't even see the end. and i was down there. i was absolutely, i fully understood what had happened. i was shot in the ear and the secret service thought i was shot elsewhere. they thought i was shot much more than once. and i guess eight bullets were shot and, uh, the secret service person shot one also helped. but as i understand it, probably by the local police who shot, one also hit the

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