jason: oh, really?asai: yes, he's built out of the 30 courts or 2 maybe, he's built about 12 of them for us. a lot of people want to do stuff here, but not many people see i so, you know, like, you really have to explain to them what yo if you don't come and see it, n matter how much you read, you don't feel it like being here. now you can talk about it in a different way. jason: rwanda was chosen to host the festival for a very specific reason. it has gone to great lengths to position itself as a new commercial and cultural gateway to africa. masai has worked for the public and private sectors there to sh basketball as a critical and effective tool for economic dev♪ jason: rwanda has not only been one of africa's fastest growing economies, but the ifm projects in 2024, it will have the seventh highest gdp growth in the world. to better understand how this all connects to basketball, i met up with my co jennifer zabasajja, who covers the continent for bloomberg, documenting the biggest stories in busine

judy, welcome to you, and jason, welcome back to you. >> thank you.want to say, really quick lee, to you, ali, thank you so much for what you have done to keep kids reading, and to let them choose their own books. we really appreciate that. >> well, we can keep championing it, but people like you need to keep writing books. that is why we appreciate you so much. jason, your book, "twenty-four seconds from now" is being heralded as the answer to "forever " for young, black men. talk to me about books that explore man's interior young lives and what brought you to write this? >> i think for me, i am always interested in the materialize of voice, specifically black boys, all boys, but and i think kids in general. it seems to be a bit of a drought when it comes to really get in into the complex layers of what it really means to be a boy, really assessing and minding what it means to deal with the insecurities that we have, or the feelings of inaccuracy, or our anxieties, and all the things that people assume that boys don't have, because apparently, at th

jason: of course. jeff: secure voting and responsible oversight -- the last election, it brought those two things in particular into question. how do you respond to people who say how are you going to ensure that in the context of our politics? jason: the last election brought into question the nonviolent transfer of power too. with respect to secure voting and with respect to the responsible oversight, there are really two parts of that. we know what it takes to have a good election. you have to have a registration process that works. you have to have a ballot casting process that works. you have to have the ability to count it and verify. at the end of the day, the thing that is fundamental across all of that is that there is the rule of law, right? this is a public voter registration process. everyone knows how it works. everyone has the ability to check it. little -- political actors have the opportunity to check the voter registration list and there has to be some confidence there. in georgia, we

jason, as we speak.emember earlier in the week and it really all sort of blends together for the officials here who are continuing to fight a war not just on the ground inside gaza against iranian proxies like hamas and islamic jihad, but also against iran's largest proxy in the region, hezbollah, in southern lebanon and the americans deployed the thad anti-ballistic missile system to israel. and there are less than ten of these systems deployed around the world. so the fact that one was sent to israel with american boots on the ground to make sure the system was manned and working, was an indication that the americans understood, like the israelis, that iran would likely respond in some capacity to this counterattack. following the ballistic missile attack earlier this month. but remember, this was not the first iranian attack that took place. this year. back in april, the iranians launched an attack after the israelis targeted the building next to their embassy in damascus, syria. and remember, when we

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liz: we'll stay on it jason thanks for joining us jason chaffetz there. good to see you. >> president biden last night about garbage, made that comment. >> listen, i think that first of all he clarified his comments. >> do you sympathize with [inaudible]. >> i am running for president of the united states. i will be traveling to three states today to do what i have been doing. liz: you heard that vice president kamala harris first her answer to basically saying can you sympathize? she was asked can you sympathize how biden insulted half the nation. can you sympathize with those voters? she said i'm running for president and then she claimed he clarified it. the white house altered the transcript. he called the voters garbage, voters for trump and then she's distancing herself from this. it was a mess of the day for the biden white house and kamala harris' campaign. let's bring in former treasury secretary for public affairs monica crowley. what do you make of all of this? we've got reports that kamala harris' aids and her staffers are really angry about t

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thank you, jason. they have little time for questions. tim, there's somebody front and then i will repeat. jason because i know you won't hear it when absolutely great. but early in the presentation jason you mentioned the possession was that the spaniards wanted to trade in order to get boats back to the bahamas. and i were reading about that which bahamas appears in one of the first u.s. actions in the revolution. and then as location that a lot of the locations that oil is what you and following the treaty making or 83. i'm not familiar the history of the bahamas during that of that period between so it sounds like the spaniards captured in the bahamas or some portion of it. so jason the questions about the bahamas and the role of the transfer of territory during and after the american revolution. was the were the bahamas at one point captured or under the control of the spanish leading up to the of the revolution. yes, the spanish if i remember and i'd have to look up i don't remember if the spanish and the americans both participated

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jason, i do wonder about fascism when we talk about the word. you saw charlemagne that god saying take kamala harris, why not use the word fascism? general mark milley in bob woodward's new book is that donald trump is fascist to the core, military man. tell me about the word fascism, too little, too late, too little, too much, should we have the discussion? so far removed from experience as american citizens and some people don't take it seriously and make it feel like you are being crazy by saying it. >> it is far past time to label this what it is. what we are saying is a fascist , social, and political movement. many varieties of authoritarianism. the kind of authoritarianism that vilifies lgbtq citizens, that is based around immigration and immigrants as criminals and vermin, that labels any supporter of democracy as a marxist, that claims that marxists are controlling the institutions and we need violence to rip them out. the kind of extortion we are seeing. essentially, trump is saying, if you don't elect me, this country will plunge into

jason: thank you. thank you for having me.ing is the most significant portion of the entertainment market taitd. we are larger than linear tv, larger than movies, music. many cases some of those industries combined. gaming has continued to grow. its proven its recession resilient. it's been tested and tried in about every way, shape, and form. we are pleased to see that funding is normalized. last six quarters we are seeing roughly around $500 billion to $600 billion invested quarterly basis into games. we see no reason that will stop. that paired with interest rates driving down. open up the i.p.o. markets. bullish on a 2025 for games. caroline: given the size, shear skate of the overall industry, how much does the chunk of change get. is it synonymous to the extents of its size. jason: if you look at larger venture, there's about $50 million to $60 million invest add quarter. we are seeing about $500 million to $#00 million in games. it is a significant portion. it's more stable. i think you see less flash in the pans as you

thank you, jason. they have little time for questions. tim, there's somebody front and then i will repeat. jason because i know you won't hear it when absolutely great. but early in the presentation jason you mentioned the possession was that the spaniards wanted to trade in order to get boats back to the bahamas. and i were reading about that which bahamas appears in one of the first u.s. actions in the revolution. and then as location that a lot of the locations that oil is what you and following the treaty making or 83. i'm not familiar the history of the bahamas during that of that period between so it sounds like the spaniards captured in the bahamas or some portion of it. so jason the questions about the bahamas and the role of the transfer of territory during and after the american revolution. was the were the bahamas at one point captured or under the control of the spanish leading up to the of the revolution. yes, the spanish if i remember and i'd have to look up i don't remember if the spanish and the americans both participated

this is still inland, jason.you go 8, 10 miles out, there's a cluster of barrier islands, exactly what people sort of think about in their mind's eye when they envision paradise in florida, long beaches, glistening water, thousands of people that live on these clusters of islands, ft. myers beach, tragically two years ago suffered a huge hit from hurricane ian. but there are so many others. right? the storm surge, you talk about the primary factor right now of concern, is 8 to 12 feet. that's the projections out there where there's some images right now we need to confirm them, from specifically ft. myers beach and times square the heart beat of that area, where you're already seeing the water, jason, come up to the point where, you know, there's buildings, coastal businesses that are sitting right there that have all been rebuilt, it's already rising and early reminiscent of what we saw a couple years ago. i'm not saying it will be to the same extent at all. the river other my shoulder right now, we were reporti

jason rantz, kaylee mcgee white, thank you both.are seeing compelling evidence of a disturbing new trend in the migrant crime crisis. young migrant thugs at city funded shelters in manhattan committing armed robberies in times square and other local hot spots. anita vogel is live with more on the rash of young criminals. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, trace. think of them like the jv version of the venezuelan gang terrorizing some american cities. some of these members are as young as 11 years old and they are robbing and terrifying people right here in new york city and the heart of the city. in fact, we are learning these illegal juvenile gang members are behind a robbery spree. because of their age, they do not go to jail. they have reportedly been attacking people in times square and other tourist hot spots. police say roughly 21 members have been busted for 50 separate incidents but not one of them is behind bars. >> you know, and we have a mismatch of crimes embedded in those. we have anywhere from snatches to what i

so, jason, what, if any, did the united states play in this? what's going on in florida in the post-revolutionary period. the main role was played by individual migrants coming from the united states into florida florida. i don't know a lot about the did the high level diplomatic history between the u.s. and spain. i am early in this project so that's not something i've looked into yet. but what do see popping up in the records and over is a lot of migration for economic reasons from. the deep south from georgia south carolina really, primarily georgia into florida seeking to take advantage of the lawlessness, the chaos of this moment in spanish florida and that those americans sometimes end up having to get license to swear allegiance to the spanish crown. this continues picks up a lot in the 1790s. there is filibustering heading down into spanish florida as well. so it's it's really. the empire of liberty concept of individuals coming from the united states who are making themselves a their own thorn in the side the spanish and forcing some c

jason will be here at screen time doing an interview? jason: i'm talking to mike after you.s whole day will be amazing. so many people you want to be listening to. you will hear the ceo of comcast coming on. you don't want to miss it. ed: tomorrow, long beach, talking defense and space. we are live from rocket lab. do not miss that. see you soon. ♪ sonali: welcome to bloomberg markets. investors are trying to come to grips with two big data points today hotter than expected inflation and a slowdown in the labor market. let's check the markets. s&p 500 roughly flat sign for the nasdaq 100. a little green on the screen but not much. the two year at 396. an interesting website this morning. the 10 year at 407 almost 408 roughly flat.

jason, i do wonder about fascism. when we talk about the word, you saw charlemagne the god sing to kamala harris, why can't we just use the word fascism? general mark millie saying, donald trump is a fascist to the core. this is a military man. tell me about the use of the word fascism. too much, too soon, too little, too late? it does seem so far removed from our experience as american citizens that i think some people don't take it seriously and make it feel like you are being a little crazy by saying it. >> it is far and away -- it is far past time to label this what it is. and what we are seeing is a fascist social and political movement. there are many varieties of authoritarianism. the kind of authoritarianism that vilifies lgbt citizens. that is based around immigration and immigrants as criminals and vermin. that labels any supporter of democracy with a small d as a marxist, cleaning that marxists are controlling the institutions and says we need violence to root them out. the kind of extortion that we are see

please welcome jason reynolds. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jason, how are you, sir?ce novel, but you insist it is not a romance novel. it is a book about love. >> listen, i'm nervous to say that it is a romance novel. i'm nervous to say that it's not a romance novel. because my buddies who work in romance are very particular about their craft. >> jordan: sure. >> what i will say is that there is romance here. there is romantic moments. but instead of thinking about it as a romance novel, for me, i like to think of it as a love story in which this young man is actually trying to figure out who he is in the midst of sort of these new feelings around his girlfriend. >> jordan: oh. but that -- [applause] that wouldn't fit on the cover, essentially. >> but that doesn't fit on the cover. >> jordan: it doesn't fit on the cover. when i read your book, it brought back a lot of feelings. it talked about someone's first sexual encounter, and don't worry, i'm not going to go into mine at all on television. nobody wants that. >> especially me. [laughter] >> jordan: especially you

let's bring in seattle talk radio host jason rantz. jason always a pleasure to see you again.you make of that part of the debate last night? >> i thought it was strong in that it was very clear. it was, i called j.d. vance aggressively reasonable. he makes his case, whatever it is, very forcefully, but also in a way that doesn't turn people off. it's not too aggressive in its own, but it is aggressive in the points of view and i thought that was really effective. the problem, of course for him is that no one is really talking about this issue outside of conservative media, and so i'm wondering how many people at home who are watching last night, even understood specifically what he was talking about, and i think he be better in his persuasion by bringing up the very specific cases. because i think that's what's going to get folks upset enough to turn this into a bigger issue. the people whose lives were completely destroyed, careers destroyed, because they dared to say something, that was true at the time but not believed to be true at the time. i think those are the individua

. >> jason: simply the recent polling.o democrats have taken so many of these states for granted, some communities for granted for such a long time that president trump is making inroads. whether it be with latino americans. whether it be with african-americans, jewish americans. the coalition is he putting together is starting move. the democrats have fallen into this trap, i think, with the beyonces and jlos and kind of the faux celebrities. let me tell you something beyonce and jlo great, they have some good songs. they are not going to move people to the polls. if you can't tell voters what you are going to do to help them with their pocketbooks or secure the border, then you are not going to win this race. president trump was saying i'm going to make every single person's life better that's why he is going to win. >> laura: jason, brilliant, brilliant move tonight and also an important message. i love the fact that he thanked the sanitation workers. people who get the job done and sometimes they are dirty jobs. as is

jason and tara are staying with us. i would like to note the first line of the new york times called it a course insult. you take that for what you will. next, we will play vice president harris' comments on reproductive freedom and reproductive rights and get into the issues in georgia and the top of the next hour, and we have senator elizabeth warren, joining us from the road as she is campaigning for vice president harris and down ballot candidates across the country, and senator warren is also on the ballot. you're watching "the weekend." you're watch ing "the weekend." o due to bur and stabbing paiy hands, so i use nervive. nervive's clinical dose of ala reduces nerve discomfort in as little as seven days. now i can help again feel the difference with nervive. shopify's point of sale system helps you sell at every stage of your business. with fast and secure payment. card readers you can rely on. and one place to manage it all. whatever the stage, businesses that grow grow with shopify. gum problems could be the st

jason. that means the consented with that. and he even made the comment as hoping to become the official leader of the opposition. i mean, what kind of message does this send out to the world of what london is all about jayce. so if i were to understand this in any meaningful sense, this is the mindset of extreme privilege. while i 11 debate that's comment i, you can google like everyone else that mr. robert kendrick. and i discovered that he went to an extremely exclusive primary and secondary school, the wolverhampton grammar school, that he studied at oxford, or cambridge, i guys should connect place out there. we're looking at someone who has been educated to have a mindset, olga brittany's elite. so when we look at and peacemaking, you know, comments correct, taking or contradicting this? we're not looking at m p. 's and the blessings probably who come from not italy. we're looking and people typically come from the opposition and the labor party. if this is a message for a conservative party, 8 full and future prime mini

trump campaign senior adviser jason miller.d to have you on the program. >> good morning so that was your evaluation of tim walz's skills on the debate stage? >> it differs remarkably from that of your boss donald trump, who had this to say about tim walz. watch looking for the sound bite of donald trump on fox nation on monday, where he's talking about tim walz, are jays where the bidding of a technical glitch watch he's going up against a moron. a total more on how she picked him as unbelievable. and i think it's a big factor there's something wrong with it, guy. he's sick. he went into the michigan gave the other day you got booed out. i went into the alabama game the 120,000 people went crazy so jason is tim walz a moron, well, two things can be true at the same time here. again, the tim walz that we see on the campaign trail as he's bouncing around and dancing and pointing the kamala harris and looking kind of goofy is not the tim walz that shows up in debates. and kasie, i will tell you i've watched more debate footage of

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jason rantz reacting to the details next.ght there, back in two. >> i think it's touch and go right now. i see shades of hillary clinton campaign with arrogance of a democratic priority not attached but electric. >> a lot of biden supporters are not into the harris campaign. >> i don't think harris is going to be good at anything. i think her campaign is based on just ridiculousness. progressive makes it easy to see if you can save money with a commercial auto quote online so you can get back to your monster to-do list. super helpful. see if you can save money at progressivecommercial.com. thank you. teeth sensitivity is so common. it immediately feels like somebody's poking directly on the nerve. i recommend sensodyne. sensodyne toothpaste goes inside the tooth and calms the nerve down. and my patients say you know doc, it really works. after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" i'm thinking company wide power nap. [ employees snoring ] anything

we are back with juanita tolliver and jason johnson. of what we've been talking about over the course of the hour unfolding there. donald trump goes to the state, ends up speaking poorly about major metropolitan areas. she comes to the state, she talks about policy vision, a path forward. >> she also further drew that contrast by playing clips of donald trump bad mouthing workers, and the fact that she is able to do that is just yet another reminder, like we were speaking about with kevin, what he truly thinks about the american people, what he truly thinks about workers and what he intends to do to cause harm to all of these individuals. >> right now the harris campaign recognizes that energy is on their side. she's had two great weeks of media. now they just have to hit the ground, and workers, given the splits we have seen in union endorsements, it is very important for her to be at these union halls and get these volunteers out because the union vote and the union -- >> not even just the split in endorsement, but even where there ha

jason posted this ad on craigslist $250. harry potter cubby for very cheap plus light chores. >> it's about what i need to be able to afford. the rent, you know, and i'm not blackstone. i don't want to charge people for profit. i just want to be able to live in not a tent. >> the craigslist ad has been posted for a month, and on november 1st, his first potential roommate will visit. jason says you won't just have access to the harry potter cupboard, but there's no restrictions on cooking, internet, kitchen, bathroom or gaming space. >> one of the places i looked at on craigslist for $600 was someone's partitioned off living room with sheets, and they had restrictions on bathroom usage. like you can only go between 6 and 7 a.m. or eight and 9 p.m. >> jason sad also mentions he liked to rent it out to a nice nerdy gamer. >> it's just sort of a culturally shared experience that, you know, goes between race and creed and religion. it could be rock collecting or digging up dinosaur bones. as long as there's some sort of nerd or g

of course jason agreed wholeheartedly. then i called this man. one ring and he picks up the phone and goes hello, burt. he never waste any time. he is all business. he goes how are we doing in georgia, burt. i immediately i said look, jason alkeen and i are doing something aldean and i are doing something this saturday. said let's put together something with burt jones and jason aldean. they started a gofundme page on tuesday by saturday of that same week we had raised $7 million for the victims of the hurricane. and that was significant. i just want to thank you in front of this audience. donald: jason is terrific. he's always the first to jump in, along with you. you have a great leunlt governor. burt and i have spoken about it, we also had a lot of help from your governor, he's been great. we appreciate that. we've been all working together. georgia got hit so hard. and it worked very well over here from the standpoint of people getting together and helping, fema has had a hard time. nobody knows exactly why but the federal government's respon

joining us jason chaffetz, former utah congressman, florida condition man mike waltz. -- congressman mike waltz and tammy bruce. here it is, we have a lot of books, let's write books, somewhere some place, someone will read them. >> we can read them. >> hey are there forever. larry: jason, i have note seen you forever, i want to get your reaction, they can throw every name at book at trump it is not working. >> -- polls are not votes. but, is their -- there are snap shots trump is doing better, right where he was before he knocked biden out in a c. all these name-callings. >> that gets to your base, only so far, not to the majority. you have to have a compelling case in politics, justification, you have to have a theory as to why you would be better than the other person, to sayure you are just not trump is not good enough, d donald trump is running circles around the harris campaign, he loves jousting with the reporters, he shows up at al smith dinner and jokes and has fun, kamala harris can't do those things, donald trump is single best retail politic we have seen, he loves it. kam

i like that. >> dear god. >> desi: please welcome jason segel!thank you. >> desi: got big fans here. we are all huge fans of yours. >> thanks. i am a huge fan of yours actually. >> desi: thank you. >> i think what you do is really important. >> desi: oh, that is very kind. >> it is true. >> desi: i have loved you since "freaks and geeks." >> yeah, the good old days. [cheers and applause] >> desi: oh, my gosh. "forgetting sarah marshall" is still one of the greatest rom-coms of all time. still holds up. >> thank you. wow. [cheers and applause] >> desi: and nominated for an emmy last year for season one of "shrinking." now you are back at it, season two. you are not just starring in this show. you cocreated it with bill lawrence and brett goldstein. how did that all come about? >> i am really lucky. i got kind of a free ride on this one in that i got a call from bill and brett. they both had an idea about a therapist going through a nervous breakdown and they got in touch with me and asked if i wanted to play the guy. actually, the truth of the sto

joining us now with an update that jason clay with cal fire. jason, we just spoke with you last hour. are you making any progress on this thing? we are still seeing some spotty and crews have been working to pick out those spot as it continues to spot to east fire moving in a couple different directions. >> little bit towards towards north towards high valley in the east towards clearlake but the growth that we've seen a loss or it go. i just can take part in the latest numbers. 300 acres. there 0% containment. we got about 200 total personnel that are fire right on combination air and ground resources. so >> we've been pretty aggressive with the attack that we've had on this fire. some of the latest that we've learned since we last spoke last hour we have structures, residential structures, but i destroyed fire it's no number a high number of structures are threatened. so we about 2500 structures remain threatened by fire. okay. that's that's a lot. >> yeah. we were looking at the that picture of you. there it is behind you. when we last spoke

jason, first to you.t does it they hit for elon musk and his company spacex for successfully catching a huge booster rocket mid air with two mechanical arms as it returned to earth. this is a big development for space travel, reusable booster rockets and spaceships. ill make space travel cheaper it's going to make it easier. elon musk says when he went to transport people to mars i think is taking a big step in that direction regards get a ticket now. kyle co cost or what's a mist of the secret service that needs fundamental reform according to an independent panel that reviewed the butler, pennsylvania assassination attempt against donald trump. aside from the failures on the ground that date the report this week talks about culture of doing more with less. asked by the secret service is investigating financial fraud and counterfeiting instead of focusing on his core mission. without reform another butler can and will happen the report says which is a sobering assessment that should prompt real changes.

let's bring in for his reaction, from the jason rantz show, jason, this is pretty amazing stuff.ma and harris turn the democrat party into an out of touch vanity project and ivory tower bubble of like celebrities and elites you can't connect to. >> yeah, she's got two clear problems. one she's inauthentic. no one looks at kamala harris and says man, she's speaking organically. she's coming from the heart. no, everything is scripted and she's trying to define herself because of her second problem which is she's attached to an administration and decisions that have been made that made life worse for the american people. we remember things, right? we might not remember policies specific, but we remember how we feel, we remember when you go to a grocery store and you look at your cart and you say i purchased the same thing for the last severals and how come it's so much more expensive now, when you go to a gas station and it's more expensive to fill up. those are the things we remember and so when one side is complaining about how we don't understand the fact that things are actually

jason miller, thank you so much. we'll see you later. appreciate it. >> all right, let's bring in our chief white house correspondent peter alexander who is covering the maris harris campaign. what are they signaling tonight? >> among the things i heard is his priorities this evening top among them all will be to help amplify the case on behalf of kamala harris. this is as much about kamala harris and the eyes of tim walz as it will be about donald trump and jd vance according to those people who are close to his campaign. notably this is the first time that these two will ever be in person. jd vance and tim walz. it does have the potential for fireworks. they have been sniping as we witnessed for months. but mostly from a distance. now for the first time they get to do it in that traditional running mate role as the attack dog. and one key voter group that i'm told both campaigns have been targeting is men, with vance and walz at the forefront of that fight. walz, of course, the former high school football coach, he's a hunter, plain sp

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it's not over jason. but if you try to read the tea leaves, you're looking at the different things going on. i mean, you've got senator bob casey in pennsylvania and senator tammy baldwin in wisconsin, democrats tying themselves to donald trump and they're closing advertising. i mean, if you look at that, doesn't that read that trump's popular in their state and he might win those states? i mean, why else tie themselves to him? look, i think donald trump is running a pitch perfect campaign. he is right on message. he's he's working his butt off. kamala harris just a couple of days ago, took a day off, for goodness sake. and so he's working hard. he's got all the right message, but you cannot underestimate how good the senate candidates are for republicans. that has an exponential assistance, if you will, or help to candidates running for the house, running for the senate, running for the down ballot, the governorships and whatnot. when you have a quality candidate like a dave mccormick in pennsylvania, it

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also everyone remembers jason aldean was on stage when that vegas shooting took place. >> lawrence: is good for the former president but i don't think these endorsements matters for the right. i don't think it matters for the left. all their celebrity endorsements. what matters is the work that the candidates are putting in. when you look at his schedule. the interviews that he is doing. the town halls that he is doing, the events. i think that was 9:00 p.m., 9:30 last night and still on stage talking with the american people. in the homestretch, i think that's the dinners. >> after kamala takes time off of the campaign. then she was doing that town hall yesterday with anderson cooper. i was not impressed with her answers. she couldn't answer anyone's questions. she took questions from the audience asking her things like why are you different from joe biden? she knows that question is coming because she has been asked it before and she said i don't see. >> steve: i'm not joe biden. >> ainsley: now she is saying i'm not joe biden. she can't answer the questions on what policy she would

and when you go to these rallies, as jason carroll touched on, there's this circus like atmosphere. it almost feels light in a way, but there are such such dark undertones. nobody wants to accept the results of this election. we have straight up asked people, will you accept the results of the election if donald trump wins? yes. will you accept the results if kamala harris wins, know and that's pretty much the answer without fails. i think we're heading into incredibly uncertain times, which is hard to believe given that we've had four years to try and litigate this we are right back to where we were. is it uncertain or is it just a sequel of what we had there always bad in the office see. >> i mean, maybe maybe there's some kind of prequel we can talk about jason hey, origin story. well, i think that might be hamilton, frankly, it's there we go. you were at a trump rally recently, jason in north carolina, a few weeks ago, both of you where mark robinson, who is the gop candidate for governor is there. he's been, as you know, embroiled in scandal over disturbing comments that he mad

jason posted this ad on craigslist $250. harry potter cubby for very cheap plus light chores. >> it's about what i need to be able to afford. the rent, you know, and i'm not blackstone. i don't want to charge people for profit. i just want to be able to live in not a tent. >> the craigslist ad has been posted for a month, and on november 1st, his first potential roommate will visit. jason says you won't just have access to the harry potter cupboard, but there's no restrictions on cooking, internet, kitchen, bathroom or gaming space. >> one of the places i looked at on craigslist for $600 was someone's partitioned off living room with sheets, and they had restrictions on bathroom usage. like you can only go between 6 and 7 a.m. or eight and 9 p.m. >> jason sad also mentions he liked to rent it out to a nice nerdy gamer. >> it's just sort of a culturally shared experience that, you know, goes between race and creed and religion. it could be rock collecting or digging up dinosaur bones. as long as there's some sort of nerd or g

we will start with jason again. >> look, i mean we had a lot of inflation.ds into a deep hole in terms of prices outstripping wages. now it's the opposite. wages outstripping prices. people are digging themselves out of that hole. but i get -- i get why they feel that way, and it's compounded by the fact that you always get when there's inflation people credit themselves for their wage gains, blame the government are for the price increases and don't see the two as something that economists call money illusion. it's some combination of reality, money illusion, and then things that probably have nothing to do with the economy that people are reacting to. >> how does this play out in the economy? kevin, maybe you can tackle -- in the election, maybe tackle that side of things, if people aren't feeling like they have done well under this economy what happens in two weeks? >> sure. well the history of it is there's a fellow named ray at yale that's written a lot of papers on this and i think they're pretty good papers, never talked to you about them, but i find

four-time oscar nominee, jason reitman, also with us, the stars of the movie, corey michael smith, whof rather. and dylan o'brien, who steps into the shoes of comedy legend dan akron. guys, good morning to all. >> in morning. things for having us. >> we are huge fans of snl. we are so excited about this. i should point out, it was called saturday night at that point. they later added to live, which is the name of this film as well. jason, just for people who are wondering what to expect when they see this, is this the history of snl? what is this exactly? what part of the story to tell your? >> this is a movie that literally starts 90 minutes before the first episode of saturday night live. so we open with lorne michaels at 10:00 p.m. on 50th street right outside of this building, looking for andy kaufman. a stray shot roller coaster in the last line of the movie is, live from new york, it's saturday night. >> that's fantastic. and the inspiration. how long has this been on your mind? to do this? >> back in 2008, right after i directed a movie called "juno" my agent asked me what i wan

i'm going to try to get everybody in on this. 90 seconds left, jason first. >> kamala harris is evenhan joe biden. that was a nonanswer on the most important topic. two thirds of the country believes the country's off-track. if she had solutions she should have done them over the last four years and she hasn't. >> trace: jim kessler, she's been asked this question a thousand times and she still giving us the middle class child? >> she is a middle-class child. look, whatever you want to say about her answer, she has close the gap on the economy and jim almost she has almost pulled even with donald trump in the blue states. she's making gains and it's undeniable. >> trace: the hitler strategy, what you think about that? the economy, the hitler strategy, what is your take? >> the people of california are hurting and we need new direction, new leadership and we have given kamala harris or chance. it's time for her to go. >> trace: thank you all. one of the new elements of this election cycle is how different the campaign strategies are, like tiktok being used to attract a new generation

jason katz is with us this morning.f i'm worrying about israel attacking iran, and they're likely to do that, what's the best way to play the market? >> sometimes the best defense is a good offense and vice versa so look, i think if you're an investor, you need to hedge volatility in your portfolio and hedge against a spike in oil prices and the best way is to simply get long the commodity. simply get long the entire energy complex. this is the stimulus from china and demand on top of that and not to mention the beginning of easing cycle. that is a recipe for oil to make b line to 87 a barrel. stuart: you, sir, we say that the path of least resistance is up. but the 10-year treasury yield. >> it's 10% higher and heading into the election. rates are going lower and it's the direction of interest rates and elusive soft landing looks like they're going to land that. i wouldn't settle for a 4% bond above average inflation getting earnings growth and 10% into is the transition rate. stuart: thank you very much. lauren, i wan

jason: my gut check is that valuations are stretched. markets do things we don't expect all the time, but if i look at the valuations and i look at what in my opinion is a best case scenario playing out in terms of expectations on future earnings, it is tough to see these levels go materially higher without breakouts. that said, we have had that. we may see that moving forward, but i would take it back again to making sure, regardless of what happens -- look under the hood of the portfolio. i sure you are not overweighted in any individual names or one particular sector. caroline: what about the macro picture? if you are thinking about anyone sector, it has been impossible not to be overweight and to be heavily weighted toward technology because of the valuations of technologies. how do you rebalance when you are thinking about what interest rates are up to? jason: when we are rebalancing, we want to -- i think investors have gotten away from that a lot over the last year or two, and that is part of the reason why we have probably seen t

cowboys sports director jason dumas checks in with brock purdy about everybody's doing. hey, how about deebo samuel news the hospital a few days ago. sports is next. i'm sam liccardo, and i approve this message. evan low. caught again. his tactics called "outrageous" and "self-serving." slapped with charges that he illegally used banned corporate money for his campaign. low's already under investigation for running a corrupt scheme to give political access to big money donors. but when it comes to fighting for us... low's missed nearly 1,000 votes... from affordable housing to climate change. evan low only serves himself. >> it's cowboys week, but really doesn't feel like cowboys week. the trash talk between fanbases the vitriol, the excitement. it is always at an all-time high. but i haven't seen much of that this week and it's not entirely surprising given the context. the vibes are just not there for either team niners have a losing record in a full injury list. cowboys pretty similar, but it's a week-to-week league fortunes as we know, can change in the snap of a fin