he did a great job. >> howie? ben carson did exactly what he needed to do by coollymiss g coollymissing -- coolly dismissing the media. donald trump didn't cut in, more like a seasoned politician. but in pure debating terms, the best orator, marco rubio and ted cruz, i thought jeb bush had a much better night but didn't have a great one liner until the end, when he called trump the agitator in chief. >> chris, he was more subdued. >> he was. and said things about his fellow colleagues. maybe that is okay. but maybe his supporters don't like it if he acts more like a regular politician. maybe they only like it if he is doling out insults. we'll see. but certainly, we can say when carly fiorina jammed him up on vladimir putin and grabbed a hold of that moment that was indicative of how the evening was, not just for him, but her. she found ways to get into the discussion and had a very good debate. cruz, rubio, both had very good nights. but i also put fiorina in the mix and rand paul, finally got the lemon out of hi

not fair of us, howie. great to see you. you tomorrow night. >>> new focus on my next guest in milwaukee. for the first time since the start of the republican race governor chris christie will be none on the stage for the main event. instead he'll take part in the earlier debate, a change that he says is actually helping his campaign. here with me now new jersey governor chris christie. how so? >> we've raised more money. people really are angry that i was excluded from the main stage, and they have been sending in contributions online saying, you know, we want to give you some money now because we feel like this is unfair to you. >> last time you were here we talked about the hug and you clarified there was no hug between you and president obama but the moment in new jersey after-ho hurricane katrina. >> sandy. >> sandy, sorry, where the two of you bonded and the federal government helped. do you think this could help you with the people, the republicans, who have been angry with you? i know, you know, to see sort of a humb

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deal, howie. >> i'm not howie. hello. halliburton/baker hughes? >> i think deal. up with the eu last week. baker had a $22 billion market cap. there is a $3.5 million break-up fee. that is an embedded put here. if baker hughes gets hit on the fear of no deal, buy it any way. >> all these people here, these people, the deals are going to get done, but they are going to pay a steep premium because the stocks are trading lower. >> i think these deals get done because they are in the works. you have the break-up fee. you have to worry about the deals going forward. you want to just look for one proxy. look at hyg today, the etf. that was down 1% today. a lot of these deals are financed, not necessarily with high yield debt, but if that financing starts to dry up, then deals going forward are going to be more difficult. >> starting to see that happen now. >> there was yesterday an interesting bloomberg article about a carlisle deal with the bank debt was having trouble getting done. that is the first crack you see in the leveraged debt markets. >>> up next, crude is ne

. ♪ to howi want to get back the european markets closed.e up ahead of the fed minutes, but mark, you guys close lower, mostly? ftc in london,he rising for the third consecutive day. gaining, after losing run it has had to endure. i suppose the big question is -- what is the fed going to say in the minutes of its last meeting? betty: and what was the dialogue around not just when they will raise rates, but how the path is going to look. i think of that is what traders are looking at, that journey, asthma home at el-erian mike's say, the journey for interest rates. we will get a year and that i'm sure you guys will follow-up in europe. mark: we will talk about it tomorrow, 4:30 london time. betty: all right, that is it for us. we will be back with more "bloomberg market." ♪ >> welcome to bloomberg markets. ♪ scarlet: good afternoon. alix: here is what we are watching. top hedge funds are cutting back on stocks. what does that tell us about where the market is heading? investortesting appetite for unicorns. a market value of $4 billion. alix:

howie, good morning to you. >> good morning.p you updated on the investigation but my special guest this morning is you. we had a chance to sit down in milwaukee, talk about the challenge of moderating the fox business debate with neal and i got interviews with three presidential candidates from milwaukee, ben carson, mark ck rubio and chris christie. >> the democratic presidential candidates meet for the second time on the debate stage last night. we'll talk whether anyone stood out above the rest as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. if legalzoom has your back.s, over the last 10 years we've helped one million business owners get started. visit legalzoom today for the legal help you need to start

explaining howis different this medium is and you need to let go of a lot of the preconceptions you mightave, especially if you are coming from a film background -- or any background really. not quite reality, not really theater. cut every five seconds. -- try it asore of this really revolutionary thing. >> most mainstream folks, the normals, they were first introduced to vr through facebook's acquisition of oculus. good for the industry? bad for the industry? >> i think it was great in opening people's awareness to it. in the beginning, it is an industry where people are all about sharing knowledge. it is in everyone's interest that the industry as a whole grows. aboutk they are talking the social aspect, which is an interesting one. a lot of potential for growth in the industry, even though it will take a while for that to become available. >> any thoughts -- is it just purely they have more money, more runway? >> it was a great thing. at the early stage of the industry, it is good to have all of the companies sharing knowledge together. we know all of those different companies. we are

so then what should viewers expect, howie?hat neil cavuto and maria bartiromo have said, they're going to focus on the economy, and they don't want it to be about them. they're not looking for any artificial gotcha moments. now, the candidates, ted cruz, marco rubio, they've been very effective at flipping this, blaming the moderators. you and i have discussed how we thought the cnbc debate was a debacle. but when moderators do their job, they pin candidates down, they follow up, they have the facts, and the next morning the debate is not about the moderators, it's about the people who want to be president of the united states. bill: thank you, howie. have a good time later tonight, okay? we will speak again soon. howard kurtz, milwaukee, wisconsin, there. he also writes: this might be the first debate where trump is not the center of attention. will he, meaning trump, try and change that? kind of goes to your point. martha: kind of quiet last time around. yeah. so we'll see if he chooses to make his mark tonight and if he can

howie, welcome to the program here. want you to, first let's summarize from this specific question from jim chaos at that from cnn and watch. >> united states has greatest military in the world t has the backing of nearly every other country in the world when taking on isis. i guess the question is, if you will forgive the language is, why can't we take out these bastards? >> well, jim, i just spent the last three questions answering that very question, so i don't know what more you want me to add. i described very specifically what our strategy is. i described specifically why we do not pursue some of the strategies that have been suggested. bill: these are white house correspondents. they work with the white house. they travel with the president when he is on the road, howie. what did you make of that question and answer session? >> it was a stunning moment in a remarkable news conference, bill, journalists hit the president with whole barrage of questions just like that. they were imbued with a sense of outrage, fran

all morning long live here at gillette stadium. 11 o'clock, fox 25 nfl sunday, howie, terry, jimmy and the boys out in l. and leading up to patriots and red skins right here on fox 25. then we get started full paid trots post game show for you. live from jill let live from our studio, bryan salmond in the locker room. i'll be here with max lane, current patriot kevin mick cordy and others. patriots and redskins, 1 o'clock, here on fox 25. going to work to have you covered all day long as your home of the patriots today, blare, this morning, heather. >> fox 25 has been at the scene this morning, for hours uncovering what happened at the stephanie. morning, i've been speaking with state police on the scene. they told me the victim was one of the cars involved in this car crash. take a look behind me, one of these flatbed tow trucks just arrived to take some of those cars involved away. and there was also a police officer here spray painting the road, to figure out exactly what happened, taking measurements. this is route 20 northbound near the ikea. take a look at this video, april on, w

like the dish howie is making today. it's a hands- down winner and it goes with almost everything. but first, a look at your latest numbers from wall street and the farm markets. the last thing we want to do well, with what we're making today, we won't have to because it's super easy. plus, this one is one of our online reader super easy. plus, this one is one of our online reader favorites, so you know it's going to be good. we start by saut\ing lots of chopped onions in a touch of butter so they soften up. now while they're doing their thing, we mix together some flour, salt, black tender, into the cheese mixture they go along with a bit of mixed, we'll pour it into a casserole dish that's been coated with minutes or until all the cheese is melty. that's it. and make sure you use a large spoon when serving this so you get all those layers of cheesy goodness. who would ever think that onions could be this exciting? we call them "lovin' onions" because once you try them, we know you'll be loving them. so what are you waiting for? the with almost anything. i'm howard in the mr. food

it's veteran's day and howie will show us a way to salute our veterans that'll make you feel proud to be an american. but first, a look at your ltest numberssfrom wall street and the today is veteran's day, a day dedicated to honoring our country's military. and for those i owe about $68,000. i owe $44,000 in student loans. my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to o y and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get their education. we have got to make college affordable. of you who are enlisted .or who place. so rather than making that would be nice for you to take over to a veteran's house as a way to say "thank chunked up cooked chicken, a good amount of shredded cheddar cheese, a can of cream of chicken soup, a bit of mayo, some milk and a little mixture that we made by coining some ccushed crackee with butter before baking it off. it might be a good idea to make it in a disposable pan so you can drop it off

howie, thank you. >> thank you, martha.k from tomorrow, tune into our sister network for the next primary debate. fox business network and "the wall street journal" team up in milwaukee tuesday, november 10. first debate at 6:00 and main event at 9:00 p.m. all on the fox business network one week from manana. martha: can't wait. after everything that happened will be interesting to watch how that plays out. bill: each one, anticipation gets higher and higher. next tuesday night on fox business. martha: so there are dueling theories about, out there i should say what caused the horrifying crash this weekend that took the lives of 224 people over egypt. so was isis involved? that is still a big question. we'll talk about it. bill: martha, disturbing find for trick-or-treaters. parents need to take a good look at their halloween haul. martha: controversy over quentin tarantino. he went after america's police departments. will he apologize as boycott started picking up head of steam against him. >> i don't know who appointed mr

asks the class to write a letter to historical character and he writes to ben franklin and tell him howie lousy that the name is working out for him. he mails the letter and franklin gets the letter and grandfather, grandson relationship is formed by the letters, franklin is having a social problems with the other founding fathers is that the kwid is having with his peers. rosanna: we have to time travel with you. >> go for it. rosanna: going back to 1975, which was when it all started with sat night live. discovered by lauren michaels. >> yes, i was catching a rising star on first avenue, i had written for a lot of standup comedians before and guys that worked in the catskills and going nowhere fast and i took the jokes to go on stage to advertise the material and hoping someone would represent me because i wanted to write for television. i'm there and having a hard time making situation drunks laugh. i go to bar and hanging my head there and guy sits next to me and he's staring at me. i go what, you are the worst comedian i have seen in my life. thank you, i real need to hear that. but

. >> thanks, howie. >>> next on "mediabuzz," gawker dropping the gossip to cover the 2016 campaign and go after other donald trump and other candidates. stay with us. a "washington post" editor who once handled the paper's gossip column. does gawker getting out of the media business that gossip is very, i don't know, 2009. >> it does mean that, but it also mean that's the election is far more interesting than anything else happening in the media landscape. so of course they've decided to throw their hat into the election ring because what bigger story is there than election 2016? >> it's huge! to quote somebody part of that campaign. >> i think i know that guy. >> gawker specialized in snark. it pledged to become 20 prsz nicer when it apologized outing a conde nast executive. do you think that's a factor in this evolution to politic? >> snark is not going away. this is what internet content was build upon over the last 10 or 12 years however it's gotten harder to make money off of snark. social media has changed the dynamic. people may love to read bitchy news stories but they want to

coming up on kwwl, the mister food test kitchen....howie comes across one of his grandmother's recipes that's as sweet as honey. $& but first, a lookat your latest i'd like you to take a second and think if there's a recipe jeb bush was a very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the history of the state of florida. he was a young guy and i think there were some folks in the legislature that thought they might be able to run o or him. that d dn't happen. one tax cut wasn't enough- he had to do more. it wasn't enough to have 15,000 kids with school choice in florida, he wanted to have 100,000 kids. if he didn't like a project, it was going to be vetoed. it didn't matter if you were a republican. it didn't matter if you were his best friend. he said: 'this is where we're going, this is how we're going to reform state gernment...' every politician comes in talking about making change, and generally there's not much change. but governor bush made a lot of changes. he got the nickname veto corleone. if he saw something in the budget you could guarantee it was gonna get whacke

our principles work and theirs done and if we can explain that, howst that's howie win. >> coming up, jeb bush and senator rubio have been frequent guests on the program since they anoun announced they were running for president. highli >>> welcome back to this special edition of hannity. now, jeb bush served as florida's governor for two terms a successful eight years, now hoping to win the republican nomination and here's our best moments with the former florida governor. take a look. >> the president now signing off on this whole iranian deal. they get $150 million, we got nothing out of the deal. 24 days note for inspections. they build their icbms, get more conventional weapons. that coupled with john kerry last week, here, israelis are getting killed and he tried to equate a moral equivalency between palestinian terrorists and israel. >> first, they go hand in glove because legitimizing the iranian regime to empower them to be the largest sponsor of terrorism in the world, is only sending fear throughout the region and israel correctly views this as a threat. i don't believe it'

ben carson joins us live for the iowa forums and howie hopes to improve the education system, what is holding its back and how america's future depends on it. >> we have got to start looking out for the future and caring about what is going to happen. leader, this is a special edition of channel 13 news at four. the iowa forums, who political director dave price. good afternoon and thanks for joining us for the first of our three iowa forums. the next hour, here is what you can expect. 32nd answers, no 102nd rebuttals, no questions about boxers or briefs, and you won't hear this either. this is what you will hear, you will hear your questions on getting the kids ready for good careers, helping teachers be the best to leave the students and making college more affordable. dr. ben carson has agreed to take your question and hours. no preconditions and nothing off-limits here but before we look at the future let's first take a look at the pass. dr. ben carson and inner-city detroit and he admits as a child he came to academics, he was near the bottom of his class for a well but because o

we may be scum, howie, but we should be grateful we have a free press. >> that's a great note to end on. >> the fact that it's the us versus the media, because so for long we've been demonized by the mainstream media. >> thank you very much for joining us for these segments. >>> this sunday ahead on "mediabuzz," how the press made chris christie sound like an out-of-control loud mouth. >>> but first bob worldwood tracks down the man who blew the whistle on nixon's secret taping system and found even more dece >>> it was a grin moment when a senate committee questioned an obscure presidential aide named alexander butterfield. >> are you aware of the installation of any listening devices in the oval office of the president. >> i was aware of listening devices, yes, sir. >> butterfield is the central player in bob woodward's new books "the last of the president's men." here is more of our interview. >> in your book on alex butterfield and the secret tapes, it reminded me of a time when the country was absolutely consumed by the scandal, and president nixon went before the cabinet and sa

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we may be scum, howie, but we should be grateful we have a free press. >> that's a great note to end >> the fact that it's the us versus the media, because so for long we've been demonized by the mainstream media. >> thank you very much for joining us for these segments. >>> this sunday ahead on "mediabuzz," how the press made chris christie sound like an out-of-control loud mouth. >>> but first bob worldwood tracks down the man who blew the whistle on nixon's secret taping system and found even more deceptions. ancestry has come out with a new version. it literally lays out somebody's life, and then it pulls in historical facts. and then you can add that to your family's story. it makes them all seem like real people. you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry. you do whatever it takes to take care of your family. and when it's time to plan for your family's future, we're here for you. we're legalzoom, and for over 10 years we've helped families just like yours with wills and living trusts. so when you're ready, start with us. doing the right thing has never been easier. legalzoo

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i'm joined by howie jackson, eugene robinson and howard fineman. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> it seems the republican party is becoming unglued. the rnc doesn't have much clout. boehner had no clout. the party establishment has been losing badly on all the polls to the outsiders. let's get into this. how combustious is this? >> if that is the word you want to use. >> i don't think it's a word. >> look at jeb bush. he's down 8%. this is emblematic. this insurgency trying to block out the rest of the establishment. that's what you're seeing not just with jeb bush but why he is trying to reframe himself as somebody disruptive in politics. >> they don't want a moderator in anything. they don't want anything organized. now they are saying we don't want ben ginsburg helping us to get together. >> no. this is like a riot. this is a riot inside the republican party. candidates want to take it over for themselves and have the power to do that. >> can trump declare some, my debate night" and invite other republicans to come? >> who knows. ben carson

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from the way i understand it his contract was not torn up when he assumed the gm title and he wanted howieeman out. if lurie didn't want him gone he could say you are back next year as coach but not back as gm. that could be enough for kelly to walk out on this. but do i see h firing him no, but i'm telling you and i have been saying this i'm hearing rumblings from down at the novacare complex that jeffery lurie has been unhappy with chip kelly this year. not just his performance. >> he has a seemingly bad attitude, all the time. >> it is as always, lauren knows way more than you you. that is word on the street he is just not made any friend down there at all. >> he has a chip on his shoulder, is that right. he really does. >> i don't know why. >> exactly. >> tremendous amount of money. he could have walk on water in this town the first year and a half of his tenure here. so you got me he will not walk away from 7 million in the year. >> i don't think he does either. but you have to remember he will make that money up rather quickly. there will be a college team that will hire him and mayb

. >> let's check in with howie kurtz, gitting ready for his own show.u. >> good morning, maria. this is the week that some media outlets started savaging donald trump after a couple of misstatements and missteps. we'll look at why he seems impervious to these kinds of journalistic assaults. my sit down with chris christie on whether the media's coverage of the syrian refugee debate has been fair and whether the coverage of his own campaign has been fair. >> all right, we'll see you in 20 minutes, we'll be there, thank you. top republican donors meanwhile doling out major cash to stop donald trump. why are so many in the gop uniting to derail donald trump's campaign. the panel on that when we look ahead next on "sunday morning futures." jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. their aim is our total destruction. we

. >> let's check in with howie kurtz, gitting ready for his own show.good morning, maria. this is the week that some media outlets started savaging donald trump after a couple of misstatements and missteps. we'll look at why he seems impervious to these kinds of journalistic assaults. my sit down with chris christie on whether the media's coverage of the syrian refugee debate has been fair and whether the coverage of his own campaign has been fair. >> all right, we'll see you in 20 minutes, we'll be there, thank you. top republican donors meanwhile doling out major cash to stop donald trump. why are so many in the gop uniting to derail donald trump's campaign. the panel on that when we look ahead next on "sunday morning futures." whatever you're doing, plan well and enjoy life... ♪ or, as we say at unitedhealthcare insurance company, go long. of course, how you plan is up to you. take healthcare. make sure you're covered for more than what just medicare pays... consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan insured by unitedhealthcare insurance com

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