the janus decision focusing on that. if the union member does not support the candidates that the union supports, that worker is out in left field, out in the cold when his dues are going to support the union. how do you rectify the two? guest: there are a couple of issues going on. the law before janice is you could never be forced to join a union. you could be forced to pay the costs of the bargaining they undergo. that is the bargaining. that is not the political activities. that is a separate, voluntary contribution. the supreme court claimed that everything the unions do is inherently political, and therefore you don't have to pay the basic cost of the bargaining . even that bargaining was political. degrees certainly some when organizing workers to speak up has a political component, but that this idea that workers should be able to come together and have a voice that counterbalances the powerful elites. study after study shows that ordinary citizens have almost no voice in our democracy. their views are not listen

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laura foll, fund manager, global equity income, at janus henderson investors. good morning. in washington, impeachment, etc. that is bound to wobble markets. the markets were pretty much everywhere. the predominant reason is that nancy pelosi, the speaker of the us house of representatives has announced an impeachment enquiry. if you look at which sectors did well, it would be the defensive sectors, utility companies, consumer staples and bonds performed well. japan is seen asa bonds performed well. japan is seen as a safe haven. a bit of a flight to safety in this uncertainty. as if we need something else. it was not exclusively back yesterday. there was also us consumer confidence data which looked weak. i would not blame it entirely on the impeachment enquiry. stirling did not do a great amount of movement. do you think the view among investors is it does not really change the basics of where we are with brexit? the general view of the markets was this was an embarrassment for the government. parliament is back but it is not entirely clear what they will use the time to d

saudi arabia has said early findings show -- noah barrett leads janus capital.us from denver. let's start here with what we know so far. along with the fact that we cannot not now the vulnerability of the facilities. attacks have happened. they remain vulnerable. how important is it to understand the source of the attacks? noah: i think it does matter in terms of potential escalation, escalation,ot whether or not the u.s. response backing saudi arabia to go after iran. at the end of the day, it is not so much who is responsible as the fact that these saudi facilities were vulnerable. it is a huge portion of their processing capacity. over half of their processing capacity. the fact that this could be taken out with a relatively unsophisticated attack is concerning. it highlights how fragile the oil markets can be and how quickly we can slip from what is perceived to be oversupplied market to an undersupplied market. shery: that was interesting. the huge reaction that we saw, given that we saw falling oil prices last week. when can we expect the demand picture th

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we are joined right now by nick groupsos, janus henderson cohead. we have heard from the fed and the ecb, boj, all of the more important banks. i don't think anyone can argue that bonds are cheap, but do you see any sort of reason or catalyst now where we would see a reversal in the trend we have been saying in the bond market? >> we did get to see a river vase a dust reversal in the past couple of weeks. the data was better, yield backed up, trade tensions have eased last week. monday, we get an oil spike and the funding issue, which is sort of a two headed monster and i think they had to change course. factors are globally, yields are moving lower. i think it is a function of structural issues in the global economy. not necessarily that issues inherent to let's say day over day news. i think what we need to focus on owning duration in these environments. not necessarily moving toward credit or riskier assets because rates will likely move lower. central banks are using policy. the likelihood of quantitative is set.lobally romaine: as we get deeper

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two we've seen changes in public policy and the janus decision at the supreme court, it is easier fornions, it is harder for labor unions to force people to pay dues, to be members. could be one in 10 union members part of a union, that is the lowest historically for unions, could be people still in unions are there because they really want to be. that might be why the rating is so high. charles: that is interesting take. i haven't heard any union officials but you may be right. what political candidate benefits from a showdown between these two? >> you're right, charles, it is easy to frame employee, versus employer conflicts as a picture of class warfare and corporate greed. we expect democrats to seize on that but president trump should continue to own this economy, to talk about many benefits his tax package deregulation had not just for corporate employers but for workers seeing wage growth accelerating in the august jobs report. charles: president trump called out general motors specifically and mary barra at the white house recently. i think if you're watching from the outside,