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i think one thing that isg interesting is the third-party option or the independent candidate i know in new hampshire there has been a lot of debate of the independent status so do you think the third-party or independent candidate could ever be viable on the national level? . >> does the media have a role? mimic yes first of all, third parties historicallystical, i at a historian like my colleague here, but as i have always paid attention to them or read about them, they bring up the issue the two major parties were notes addressing. do you think that's a good analysis? you have john anderson i cannot a remember it was about financial reform in elections , third parties running during the vietnam war. the fact is you saw teddy rooseveltay ran maybe because he was angry he was not president anymore but a big factor with the bull mooseon party. but i wonder if today if pretty soon people will not driving their cars but on computers and we will be using data on - - data analytics to determine the health care we will have. pretty soon we will see all kinds of magical inventions changing

the construction industry isg. boomin but where are all of the builders? t >> construction industry added 30,000 jobs last month. biggest one of th drivers of that strong employment report. but even with the latest gains, the industry is still facing thousandstages with of positions left unfilled. kateer r is in baltimore for us toght. >> reporter: the construction industry isbooming, adding some 330,000 jobs this year alone. but experts say there are still nearly half a million open jobs waiting to be filled. these big numbers mean bigs opportunitie for baltimore'sge eu jouers after completing a local program called project jump start training and placing baltimore residents in construction jobs, jouers works in a job he enjoys that pays well. >> it gives you jobs, skills and aining that you can start getting paid at a higherso leve. y pay is i get paid a good enough amount to where i can provide for my famy and still have a little pocket change, you know rb to run around. >> the industry isem attpting to find more employees like jouers letting workers wi

. >> america isg great i'm positive about humanity this is an old man this will pass.been through three cycles of this. >> he was talking about gallstonesut but the system is brilliant and it will prevail and humanity is good even though we behave very strangely right now but i am telling you i guarantee this will pass. stay positive. [applause] t . >> you inspire a lot of people. >> you inspire a lot of people. what would you say to a guy looking to go pro quick. >> don't. every time i sit and hope for something nothing happenssome gt off your ass and go get it. fab family absolutely not hard work never accepting no and keep going forward. >> because i dumped everybody that was bad around me. [applause] greg: happy thanksgiving everybody if you want to know how great our system is that is true but the real talk is never except no don't wait for anybody to do anything for you. which one will be real first. >> i imagine you could offer hope to someone. >> i would doctor juan - - echo doctor drew's point they used to talk about a nuclear war does he would have to be on p

that it isg enough an execution story.e need to execute on the transaction and finalist to be successful. we do not need m&a to be successful in the strategy. as any company would, we will look at opportunities that become available and try to fit that in with the overall strategy. open towould you be in some way? >> we will always do what is in the best interest of shareholders. we think the strategy we laid out in the strong contracts we have in the projects in front of us, we are an execution story we think will be able to deliver for shareholders simply by e-cig adding this strategy. vonnie: is this merger likely? when might that be? aboutcannot speak anything to do with the trade stock for two years because of the safe harbor after but clearly, it has been a focus of interest as it relates to simple fixation aspects of our structure. now that we are a standalone company, we will evaluate that quickly. uy: can i take you back to the start of the conversation, the clearly driven higher at the moment by what is happening

jealops isg this blue wave will push his way to a victory today but he knows that he has an uphill clim he's hoping that higher voter turnout will be a better gain for him a he pushes for better education and health care as he also w struggledh campaign dollars. >> we said from the beginning we same n this primary the izy that we won the general, proving that org people beatne organized >> we've done the best job we can for the last four years. we're going to keep working hard. if you likehe direction the state is heading, then they should let us do it for another fouryears. >> maryland hasn't elected a republican governor to a second rm since the 1950s but hogan goes into today'sct en with double digit leads. if jealous wins, he will become the first black governor of maland. that's latest live. back to you. >> thank you. it is 5:36 now. president trump wentll out yet in his final campaign push for republicans. he visited ohio, indiana, and missouri focussing on immigration. coming up, tracie potts wcol inue our election day coverage with a look at the key the nations >> get the latest

. >> maryland isg mak a bid for geuse s with democrats now in ch president trump called nancy pelosito congrulate her o her win for democrats there and they talked about bipartisanship working together. it's also notable that this blue wave to whatever degree people want to call it that was also part of what some are calling a nk wave because there were a record number of women elected night. house last >> tracie, let's talk about the senate a bit. what were the key rac that helped republicans hold on to power there? >> so there was the texas race. ted cruz w able to pull out a win over beto o'rourke who had a lot of momentum goingin. even though he was down in the polls, there were questions about whether there w people he had driven to the polls that weren't really being counted, but in ie end wasn't enough. claire mccaskill of missouri is notoming back to washington. josh hawley, the republican, beat her out. so h ts now goingbe coming to washington.s republican picking off democrats in indian missouri, also in south dakota and in tennessee. so republicans withheld or held their g

. >> i appreciate what mexico isg do they can do more, but i appreciate what they're doing. >> reporter: u.s. officials caution that legal and operational details must still be worked out. n mexico's president takes office december 1st. saturday the incoming interior minister denied any deal was made. the president repeated his threat to lock downou theern border if necessary. >> we will close entry into the country for a period of time until we can get it under control. >> reporter: so what difference would a week make if the new mexican administration come in until december 1st? well, then i give you tuesday. there's act runoff en in mississippi and this morning the already tweeted about his trip to two placesn mississippi tomorrow to campaign for the republican candidate there and the first thing president trump mentions about cindy hyde smith is that she ih ton the border. willie? >> kelly o'donnell traveling with the president in florida. thank you. chuck todd is nbc's political director and of course moderator of "meet the press." good morning. good to see you. >> good morning. >>

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if this isg mueller's big witness, which is fair to ask,po who are we to believe?he michael cohen then or the michael, now? that is a fair question. this is the latest example of what his effort is to turn the screws on everyone who was ever associated with president trump. let's look at the list. michael flynn, no russia collusion. he pled guilty to lying to investigators. they ruined his life and he had to sell his house. they probably threatened his kids, isis my guess. george papadopoulos, he is spending two weeks in jail.ea nothing abouten russia. lying to investigators. he will now have a felony on his track record forever. paul manafort had a book thrown over him. let's see, financial crimes dating back to 2007? bank loan applications, taxes, nothing russian. nothing. what's amazing is he had a cooperation deal that will likely ended because he wouldn't fly like jerome corsi wouldn't lie, meaning --ke think about this -- paul manafort tonight is willing to risk dying in prison than lie as the prosecutors would want. jerome corsi wasld on the show last night.

paribas isg from still with us.out your base case, if the divided congress, if the democrats take the house and the republicans take the senate, and if so what difference will that make in the second half of the trump residency? stephanie: i think there are good reasons to believe it is likely the democrats take the house. turnout among voters has been strong. early indicators are positive. that said, it is fair to say there are higher polling errors than you would normally expect with polls and other countries. that base case comes to pass and we get democrats taking the house, what we can expect is the democrats will squeeze the presidency, squeeze president trump, start investigations into his affairs. if you own a house as a party, they can subpoena tax registers and all those things. if a base case, it is likely evidence is squeezed, i say he goes abroad and that is a negative view on the u.s.-china outlook. there was a suggestion there was a lot of overlap on monetary policy and how to create stimulus, and the

this happened before news broke of a new york post article piece in which the president isg paul manaforter campaign chairman. "it was never discussed but i wouldn't take it off the table. why would i take it off the table?" that prompted a lot of response on capitol hill. >> that is par for the course, i guess, to hold that and dangle it out there. >> the real danger there is the pardon, which is trump's interest, and would be solid evidence of obstruction of justice. >> i am not aware of any conversations involving a pardon at all. >> bret: it is a four car alarm fire on capitol hill today. let's bring in our panel, charles hurt, amy walter, and hugo gurdon, editorial director for the "washington examiner." amy, thoughts? >> that is not the only four alarm fire going on, the saudi arabia question, what we are going to do in the war on yemen, we continue to get support for saudi arabia, and of course mueller, and then you have judges. all of those trying to get squeezed into the next week, week and a half. these things would like to get on. we also have a lame duck session where we need

that isg earnings fueled by movies and the price.s largest division towards a new future built around streaming. they are still waiting on approval from the purchase of much of 21st century fox's assets. tesla.o challenge beare told vehicles could built in germany. the plan has yet to be signed off. in 2020e to start sales and expects to sell -- a year. the trade war has led many companies to shift production. george told bloomberg what changes he is being in global supply chains. it depends on benefiting. a lot of trade and investment are version. >> talk to us more about this diversion. >> far from it. the company is in the land of fire, even if the conflict is resolved, it can come, go and come back. in any case, because china has , there ise expensive an outflow of investment in the low level manufacturing. the process is being accelerated. it makes companies anxious to get out from the land of fire. is it fair to say the supply chain has changed for good? >> it is changing and continuously changing. also because of technology. >

reporter isg standing by for us. what are you watching?opening and this is largely on account of asian cues from peers. looking at cuts of about .2%, same for the banking index, down by as much as .3%. taking a hitpee is because the u.s. dollar has strengthened against the rupee by a quarter percent. industry ine the focus after a disappointing set of earnings. the have seen advance, but largely on account of falling crude, thereby expectation of falling pricing aviation. on the whole, it has been a very quiet morning. rishaad: thanks for that, short but sweet. fintechok at the annual festival, 40,000 participants, 100 countries. financial institutions, the list is a long one. yvonne: let's cross over to the event where haslinda amin is standing by with the ceo of cxa group. haslinda: we often talk about how technology is making its way into banking, but we never talk about the insurance space. the founder and ceo joins me this morning. has it been accepted in the china market? >> in china, we are actually in shanghai and in beijing. . hav

cx isg up, you gx -- u falling ahead of trading. ♪ alix: united technologies falling in the premarketence call. the company is splitting in surrey. here are some of -- is splitting in three. they say there are more m&a hurdles for parts other than carrier. .hey made investments in hvac and they will use money for deleveraging. investors do not like this. beid: i thought this would unlocking value. that is what they usually say, companies focusing on what they do best. alix: exactly right. .nd in terms of what you do otis elevator -- who would be interested in buying that? haven't equity firms, for example. i wonder if you choose deleveraging over buybacks -- with energy companies, if you want to deleverage, you will get hammered by the market. david: it might be the prudent thing to do if there is going to be a softening. other movers say they want to invest in places that effectively do not have too much leverage on their balance sheet. alix: the take away for me is the big conglomerate model is dead. david: not dead. sorry. alix: dying. david: it goes in cycles. give it 10 years, it

. >>> president trump isg spend his holiday weekend in florida, but he is managing to keep some controversialg with the president a has the very latest. kristin, goomorning. >> reporter: hi, peter, good morning to you. president trump is capping oid the h week with a quiet day here in florida after a thanksgiving that quickly turned political while he was making members.military the president sounding off on a range of topics, defending his recent order which allows troops at the border to use lethal force under some circumstances. so, threatening to shut down the entire border if it gets out ofontrol. clearly, the border on his mind. he t about it moments ago, peter, writing republicans and demoheats must come tog finally with a major border security package, which will include funding for the wall. after 40 years oftalk, it is finally time for action. fix the border for once and for all now. but it is not just immigration. the preside weighed into othnt versies, contradicting the cia's assessment that the saudi rabia crown prince ordered the killing of "washington post" com amnist jamal. kh

isg story short, that bearish on the price of oil. follow this closely.you look at brent today, we are down for six straight days. something, is talking about $100 a barrel oil. just a few weeks ago, it wasn't $90. david: how quick thing strange. rishaad: some people are still in that world. i will not go there. president xi jinping promised for the tax cuts on imports, and dealing with trade imbalances. he says there will be a international trade expo. >> in a world of deepening economic cooperation, practices like the law of the jungle and winner takes all only represent a dead end. inclusive growth for all is surely the right way forward. talk to tom's mackenzie who has been talk to tom mackenzie who has been monitoring this3 take us through the highlights of the president's's speech. tom: i want to kick it off with the comments on market reform that the president laid out -- laid out. in theed about it financial sector, the mining sector, and he talked about additional steps to open up other sectors, including medical services and education, removing

aw isg said that, if the l not very clear, i think the immigrants, if they say they can come, they will asylum, those who think they will deserve to get asylum, they should do it that way. but the problem is it becomes a politics between the democrats and the republicans. people, when they need help, it is not a matter of -- this is between life and death. if we do not have rules that we say every year we will hire 13 immigrants, this is the number that we accepted, whether we like it or not, these are the people that we will bring of them here, and we help them, that is how you go by. election,come every we talk about immigration, immigration, immigration every election. needs to go to the congress, and patients of the will of all of the country, and every country asking for immigration, we will tell them this is our law, this is how we handle it. furthermore, the 12 million euros m of the children who have weway out in this situation, need to legalize them and move forward. thank you. host: thank you, ahmed. guest: there are many different aspects to ahmed's question and statement. i

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