we were talking about jeffrey sachs foreign policy adviser.ers. we were talking about jeffrey sachs foreign policy adviser. fnd and he said he think this should be more of a coalition government, that secretary clinton should be willing to have senator sanders even on her cabinet. what do you think of that? >> i think senator sanders deserves a great deal of respect for the millions of americans he's produce the out who have supported him, who have engaged in the process because of his passion and his vision. senator sanders has worked for decades for things that he believes deeply in and that resonate with the american people. and it's my hope that ultimately he will be a strong supporter of secretary clinton, her campaign and her administration. if we are successful in retaking control the senate, senator sanders would likely be chair of the budget committee, so he'd have a significant influence on shaping the budget here in the senate and would inevitably have strong input into then president clinton's leadership. so i do think that that is

jeffrey: the big news last week ayer is that they lined up more banks. last week, they added goldman sachsnd hsbc. the interesting part here is that there is no deutsche bank. is not there is more interesting than who is there. jeffrey: this could be the biggest deal in history. around --were looking pimm: it is a conflict of interest. jeffrey: exactly. you don't give them an monday advice and just give them money, we are ok with that. so these buybacks are committing $12.5 billion, more than enough .oney to make a deal and they can bump from there. so why wouldn't deutsche bank knew the same thing? they haven't been able to get the waiver. the bsf, stuck with because they thought they would jump in. are too cautious and they're not willing to jump into the deal right now. so for deutsche bank, not a good situation. pimm: do you think this will be regarded as a deal that is positive for the markets? jeffrey: monsanto shares are trading way down. they have been struggling for the year. they cut their earnings forecast. andr shares were way down they are not paying the top of the top. pimm:

jeffrey currie make sense of the recent commodity selloff. ♪ david: commodity crash. dip.snaps a nine date we will make sense of the crude move and commodities. jonathan: a cut in investment banking jobs. goldman sachsadded to the list of slowing down directivity. megan: a battle for the white house keeps up and we revealed the top exchange traded funds for clinton. david: welcome to the second hour of "bloomberg ." jonathand westin with ferro and megan murphy. megan: first, we had the head of commodities research jeff curry here. he is revealing has outlook for all. later, stephen englander will join us, too. we will discuss what is happening with china and the yuan and the surgeon again. first, a look at the markets. jonathan: a decent session out there for the bears and not so much for the bulls. .75 of 1%.by dow jones futures up. switch out the board, the big cross, dollar yen, one point 09, down by over one full percentage point. the prime minister shinzo lobby domain that sales --prime minister abe delaying. a stronger euro story at 111.74 and yields creeping on treasury, down by two basis points. a 50 handleys from to a 48 handle, 4847. over one full percentage point on wti. abigail dooli