i'm joined now by glenn horowitz in washington.earth, an environmental advocacy organisation. your website said "what a relief that lula won," but the future of the amazon rainforest couldn't have been more different between the two men — has it been difficult to watch how it's been treated as a political issue, rather than an environmental issue? well it's both an environmental and political issue and that's been the tragedy. i think the reason that jair bolsonaro took off on this deforestation spread over the last four years was largely political, he was trying to appeal to a base of agribusiness supporters in rural areas and let the forest be damned, let the indigenous people suffer so i think, you know, the election will have consequences. lula has set out a really aspirational environmental agenda to boost environmental agenda to boost environmental law enforcement, to create 500,000 square kilometres of new nature reserves and indigenous areas and also create tax incentives to channel land onto previously deforested land inci

uh, horowitz and her posthumous portrait, this portrait was painted there depicted with flowing hair against the backdrop of such a stormy sky existed. apparently two of these paintings. one of them was a copy, a copy is now kept in the vinnitsa museum apparently. uh, the employees of this museum do not know the unknown person who painted this picture, and it is signed as just the artist’s wife, and the original may have been kept, just the same, by maria pototskaya and kept in a mustache, the only story associated with this place and i, perhaps, agree . what kind of old castle is this if a ghost is not introduced nearby? one day, one of the locals met nearby on park alley two men in clothes beginning of the 19th century. they peacefully talked politely greeted the vysokovchanin and went on , the townspeople looked around and gasped at the people and the trail went cold, the mystic is no different. he often guarded and told about secret underground passages, which, by definition, simply must be present in such structures, according to legend. they were in bulk locks connected the cit

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eh, horowitz and her posthumous portrait, this portrait was not forgotten. it is depicted with flowing hair against the backdrop of such a stormy sky existed. apparently there are two such paintings. one of them was a copy, a copy is now kept in the vinnitsa museum apparently. uh, the employees of this museum are unknown to the unknown person who painted this picture, and it is signed as simply the artist’s wife, and the original may have been kept, just the same, yuri pototskaya and was kept in the mustache of the only history associated with this place and i would probably agree. what kind of old castle is this if a ghost is not introduced nearby? once, one of the locals met two men in the clothes of the early 19th century nearby on park alley. they peacefully talked politely greeted the vysokovchanin and went on, the townspeople looked around and gasped at the people and the trail went cold, the mystic is no different. very often, watchmen also talk about secret underground passages, which, by definition, simply must be present in such structures accordin

will also hear from whistleblower francis haugen and what i believe his or her first interview with horowitz since the two of them broke the facebook papers story in the pages of wall street journal and you all ross will sit down with karen swisher in his first interview since leaving twitter earlier this monthand there's much more . it's full agenda and we hope these conversations inform inspire and challenge some of your assumptions. today, we get to begin with an exploration of the relationship between information integrity and election integrity . to kick off and introduce our brilliant speakers is my honor to welcome to the stage the ceo and founder of the center for election innovation and research david becker. >> thanks very much. >> thank you john, thank you alberto, thank you everyone at the night foundation for bringing us all together for this great reconvening. as john mentioned i am the executive director founder of the center for election innovation and research, a nonprofit and the work we primarily focus rion is supporting the men and women, republicans and democrats, the pr

my good friend david horowitz of the david horowitz freedom center, road book called radical son. you've interviewed him, too. used to be a marxist can use to work for the black panthers and begin to realize what was happening and what people are saying and i was hurting people and he did a complete 180 now he's a very conservative activist with a think tank. >> host: you mentioned tom soul, and we ask every author who comes on this program their favorite books and what they are currently reading. here's what larry elder told us, the fountainhead by ayn rand, "catcher in the rye," j. d. salinger of human bondage, somerset lawn, bonfires by tom wolf, free to choose, milton friedman and book by thomas soul. what is relationship to him? >> guest: mating because of you. i met him because of c-span. i was a secret about 2530 years ago almost when he had a four hour hour a day radio show. c-span cayman s and want to your show live. i was on for four hours. i i get a letter from thomas sowell, dear larry, my wife and i watch the entire four hours, you are magnificent. you explain free-ma

joining me now bubba trading chief strategist todd bubba horowitz.it? how do you even begin to buy and sell when things are going up, down, all around? tell us. >> how are you doing, liz? these markets are really in trouble with liquidity and volume which is why we're seeing a lot of crossover back and forth and if we look at the other markets which are much more important than the dow, the nasdaq is getting clobbered, down 180, the s&p is down quite a bit and the russell is down. the dow still more of a safe haven index with, a lot of dividend players in there. overall it looks pretty bad. it is not surprise dow is holding on but attracting new money based on what is going on in the overall economy and the overall world. liz: in that atmosphere you are actually going old school. you say gold and silver are good investments right now? >> i think so. i think that you know, you want to look for some asset classes that are going to probably thrive if these conditions get much worse because i think one of the things we're not really talking about is that

. >> this is bloomberg surveillance with tom keene, jonathan ferro and lisa horowitz. -- lisa abramovitz. >> nothing has changed in 50 years. >> that was in a concrete proposal. >> it wasn't macro economics and it was an oil economics and i think a huge body of people who support the president and don't support president have common ground. >> a windfall profit tax, with less than two weeks to go with the election, they can't do anything about it. the question is does it have any influence whatsoever if it is toothless. >> ed morse, "going long crude looks risky. he says he is still with that but the answer is how you get to hundred and can you imagine the rhetoric at 125? john: storage capacity was at eight decent level and the weather has turned that -- turned out milder than expected but i think it has nothing to address next year so this energy crisis is going nowhere fast. lisa: if you cannot bill the stores -- build the stored -- you don't have the stockpile in the u.s. to go back to that point, at what point do we refill to create a buffer? tom: unit, low of 36 degrees and saturda