grants interest rate jim grant is going to dig deep into interest rates and how he sees markets.l see out fox news channel, join me for sunday morning futures, we have house majority whip steve scalise along with ohio congressman tim ryan, rising star in the democratic party. my special guests right ahead of the midterm elections on tuesday. catch the show at 10:00 a.m. on fox news. >>> join me every weekday on the fox business network, tune in weekdays from 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. eastern for "mornings with maria." that will do it for us. thank you for joining us. i'll see you again next time. >> i'm bob massi. for 35 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, ground zero for the american real-estate crisis. but it wasn't just vegas that was hit hard. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the grand canyon state of arizona. so we headed from the strip to the desert to show you how to explore the new landscape and live the american dream. i'm gonna help rea

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later we have jim grant on with macro president and economist tiffany conboy, two great minds investing and stay with us to hear what they have to say about current markets. ashley webster is standing by. he's dissecting everything from main street to wall street. ashley. >> thank you, maria. democrats held and hope for a blue wave this year and the midterm election, as expected, ended in a split decision. many describe as a referendum on the top agenda. the dems got control of the house for the first time since 2010 while the gop retain control of the senate. markets initially responded positively to the dc gridlock. i once ate the dow surged in a 550 points and then as i gained over 190 points and smb had gains of over 2% for the day. thanks in part to the terms bounce, all industries finished in the green for the week. due to concerns about too much supply and we can demand and for the first time in a month likely - went down more than 20% from a higher 76 back in october the third. according to the wall street journal amazon plans to split it second headquarters between two location

later we have jim grant on with macro president and economist tiffany conboy, two great minds investing

for a guy like jim grant. you need stock market, savings, c-s. we look at what is cheap. recently we, this weekend we took financials which buffett is building a position in. you mentioned they're leading today. connell: yep. >> they're really cheap. it could be a value trap of course. but i think jpmorgan is trading ten times earnings. under 11 times earnings. yields under 4%. very low prices relative to the market which they usually trade below the market. there's a nice gap there. connell: that is interesting place to play. a lot is on sale you would think. >> i have always been urging people to invest more in foreign markets because generally, all, in all countries you see a home country bias. so americans who are under, over, underinvested overseas, beef up on that a little bit. foreign stocks done horribly. good chance to pick those up with a strong dollar. connell: jack, thank you for being here. get money out of the mattress if nothing else. see you 4:00 with medical list on "after the bell." for now a nice little rally on our hands, a ch

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later we have jim grant on with macro president and economist tiffany conboy, two great minds investing and stay with us to hear what they have to say about current markets. ashley webster is standing by. he's dissecting everything from main street to wall street. ashley. >> thank you, maria. democrats held and hope for a blue wave this year and the midterm election, as expected, ended in a split decision. many describe as a referendum on the top agenda. the dems got control of the house for the first time since 2010 while the gop retain control of the senate. markets initially responded positively to the dc gridlock. i once ate the dow surged in a 550 points and then as i gained over 190 points and smb had gains of over 2% for the day. thanks in part to the terms bounce, all industries finished in the green for the week. due to concerns about too much supply and we can demand and for the first time in a month likely - went down more than 20% from a higher 76 back in october the third. according to the wall street journal amazon plans to split it second headquarters between two location

later we have jim grant on with macro president and economist tiffany conboy, two great minds investingwith us to hear what they have to say about

up on the "closing bell," we'll break down the market's moves post fed decision mark mobius and jim grant and on the earnings front julia borestein sits down with disney's chairman and ceo, bob iger. >> disney, drop box tonight and activision, and the fed decision at 2:00. the final meeting without a press conference so watch closely. let's get over to headquarters and the half >>> i'm scott wopner, after the best day for stocks in three weeks as the market set up for a surge into the end of the year it's 12:00 p.m. noon, it's the halftime report and it's good to have you with us on this thursday afternoon here to debate, joe terranova, josh brown, and our special guest, mario gabelli, the founder and chairman of the gabelli funds, we do begin today where else, stocks, they're mixed following the first post mid term push. only 36 trading days left in the year mr. gabelli, welcome back it's nice to see you again. >> good to see you, somebody knowing i was going to be on the show today said i wa

jim grant talked about them today.of them have great cash flow but aren't really profitable they have been allowed to exist because of low interest rates. buy backs. think about it you borrow, you buy, you buy up here, now your stock is down here any wonder that the feedback loop from dropping stocks into the credit complex has created this very quick catch up by the credit markets if you look at barkley's, high yield or investment grade securities, the index for high yield investment grade, last couple of weeks the line shot up dramatically do i think it is something to worry about? it is always something to worry about. but in big prices in the past, it was always about don't borrow short and lend long. many companies that created many of the crisis couldn't get their hands on cash now, even though they were cash rich in the bigger picture this animal is something completely different how will it ultimately work out? when stocks get a footing, my guess is credit will not only stabilize but move to tighter levels quit

stock market to go up forever, but in the end there is a responsibility to create a landscape, as jim grantaid yesterday, where we allow the markets to move interest rates in order to get that, we need to reverse some of the quick sand the markets are standing upon, and that is what we're going through right now. back to you. >> thank you, rick happy thanksgiving >>> coming up on friday, do not miss the first interview with macy's ceo, jeff gennette at 9:00 a.m. eastern on "squawk on the street." take a look at some of today's laggards on the nasdaq 100 nvidia, tesla, amgen, costco and gilead more "squawk alley" after the break. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free access to coaches and a full education curriculum- just to help you improve your skills. boom! mad skills. education to take your trading to the next level. only with td ameritrade. ♪ ♪ i'm all for my neighborhood. i'm all for backing the community that's made me who i am. i'm all for my theatre, my b

jim grant founder of grant interest rate observer joins me on wall street and he was warning the mounting debt at some point markets will take notice. >> jim you think that something has fundamentally shifted we're mauving into a new era with regard to interest rates. >> perhaps might have been 50 years ago i knew so much more about the future but seems to me that bond yields probably not certainly bottomed in 2016 that was when the tenure treasury fetched all of one and three eighths percent, and since more than doubled, and a i think -- more important than speculation is the observed fact that we have been living in a world of -- of kind of fake interest rates. we have worldwide, we've had ten years of experience with things we have never experienced before, and for example, zero percent funding costs. for example, the -- even today we have upwards of 7 trillion i think of -- of debt that is yielding less than nothing. which not much action when you think about it or even if you don't think about it for very long -- so you back when great victorian victory is walter pronounced that john

that's not the case at all the president keeps hard questions and lots of journalists regularly jim acosta's granted any he got to ask this but he didn't follow protocol to sarcastic about now. it's actually illegal and. someone else. got a couple of almost a few you're a veteran no you heard that the president didn't go all into the veterans of day that he didn't go to arlington on foot on veterans day that he could in some raindrops to go to a cemetery in france. i just i don't know what more this this president has to do that his supporters can just sort of roll over and defend it yes i served and you know what the men and women who served in world war one they were in facing. it wasn't rain that was dropping on them it was actual bullets and to not even have the courtesy to to to go and commemorate and honor them by toughing it out get a number zero if you're afraid of the rain if you don't want your hair messed up get a number you can have somebody hold it for you if you can hold onto it yourself but you know get your get your big boy pants on and go nicely doesn't annoy he's never visited the

(grant) (grant) (grant)(grant) the white house has suspended jim acosta's press pass after his tense exchange with president trump.(vicki) the president may be tempted to fire special counsel robert mueller. but a top g-o-p official on capitol hill reiterated that would be a bad idea. (grant) following last night's midterm elections, anti-trump rallies and protests were held in certain parts of the country today... more to come tomorrow. there was one held on the steps of san francisco city hall. that's where we find kron 4's alecia reid tonight... with the message these demonstrators have for the president... this was one of 14 rallies across the country ... their goal is to get enough people behind their cause, to eventually overthrow the current administration.pkghe needs to be stopped and thats why these people are protesting on the steps of city hall.people need to wake up and see what's going on in this country. we're being divided. they're saying we're not being divided but we are the group "refuse fascim" is demanding ... the trump/pence regime must go. we need a powerful mas

jim grant. >>> let's get over to the cme group and check in with rick santelli, get the santelli exchangeood morning, rick. >> good morning, carl. i would like to welcome my guest, peter tchur let's get into the hottest topic, credit markets. you said something in your most recent writing you said credit not leading. that is huge credit has been actually super well behaved outside of about the last week and a half so i put it to you directly. why are equities marching first in this parade, really backwards to history >> really is an equity valuation story. the other thing is i think there are issues with some credits what's happening is you're seeing companies address those issues you're seeing dividend cuts, talk about less stock buybacks so they're repaying bonds. that's what's happening here as companies will protect shareholder value in the long term by addressing any credit concerns credits will be more stable than equities this time around but also gives us real hope this will find a bottom in equities and be able to rebound at some point. this is not a systemic problem like we had

dream not gender neutral fantastic 9:30 right after wall street a get a show on wall street as well jim grantomo's wall street we will see you on women and money 9:30 thank you so much. we'll be right back. alexa, play weekend mix. the new lincoln mkc. connecting the world inside, with the world outside. . . introducing the well-connected 2019 lincoln mkc. maria: welcome back, breaking news, ppi producer price index up 6 tenths of a percent, much higher than expected. welcome back, i'm maria bartiromo, thanks for joining us, it is friday november 9th, top stories at 8:30 a.m. on the east coast. october ppi is breaking right now just hitting the tape up 6 tenths of a percent. the gain 2 tenths of a percent. that was the expectation, we actually have gain of 6 tenths of a percent, we will get into it on inflation and whether or not this will be a problem for markets, take a look at futures, markets have been down all morning and they remain down in triple digits k down 117 points on the dow, one half 1%, the nasdaq is down 67 points, we have been focused on rising costs for a number of reasons,

. >> this has been a day unlike any with jim acosta being granted his press pass back after a nine dayattle between cnn and the white house. of course all of this started at that post midterms press conference when acosta and president trump had a combative exchange. a few hours later, acosta found out the secret service was taking away his press pass. we don't know exactly who made that call. perhaps it was president trump. but this was fought over in court this week with cnn filing a federal lawsuit alleging first and fifth amendment violations. today in court judge kelly granted cnn's request for a temporary retraining ordstraini which forced the white house to return the press pass. kelly said he was granting it based on the fifth amendment violations. basically that acosta's due process rights were violated you because he wasn't given any notice. the judge did not rule on the freedoms of the press. that might come later during further litigation. but now the ball is kind of back in the white house's court. it is unclear if the administration will continue the legal battle or if it

the white house to restore the press credentials of cnn's chief white house correspondent jim acosta. in granting temporary restraining order, judge timothy kelly said acosta's fifth amendment rights were violated as his press pass was revoked without due process. it's just round one back again with me, the panel. phil, here you go. you know what happened with jim acosta today. the judge ruled in cnn's favor. he's back at the white house after a judge ordered that his pass be reinstated. what's your take on today's round one win for cnn and how this may play out? >> there's only two words you used, don, that i paid attention to, and that's round one. i think you're dead-on in characterizing this as a significant issue, but i think we're way too fast in looking at this as a potential victory for the press. the president from day one has portrayed himself as a victim of both the press and conventional republicans among everybody else, the deep state people like me. he will use this over time to make the statement point a thousand times. to his base, he's going to say these people who are aggressive

a short time ago -- the white house suspended press credentials for c-n-n correspondent jim accosta's . our grantdes is here with more on what led up to this. grant? (grant) credential... suspended until further notice. it comes after a heated exchange during a press conference today between accosta and trump. during his post mid-terms news conference, president trump called journalists rude, telling some to sit down... and even accusing a reporter of asking a racist question when she brought up white nationalists. the president went on to blame president went the president went on to blame the press for the divisiveness in politics today. and in that confrontation with acosta-- it turned bitterly personal. trump: "honestly i think you should let me run the country. you run cnn and if you did it well your ratings would--" acosta: "let me ask you if i may ask a question mr. president if i may ask one more question."trump: "that's enough."trump: "cnn should be ashamed of itself having you working for them. you are a rude terrible person you shouldn't be working for cnn. trump: "ok, just sit down pl

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so that seems to be the judge's main thinking as to why he is granting jim acosta and cnn his white housege ordered the white house return the press pass of jim acosta coming into our newsroom. as we get more we'll bring it to you. meanwhile hand recount getting underway. a live look at broward county where officials failed to meet a 3:00 p.m. deadline yesterday and that caused the result of a machine recount to be voided. republican rick scott leading democratic incumbent bill nelson. more on this with florida attorney general pam bondi. >> jon: first let's bring in america's a-team. shelby holliday is video reporter for the "wall street journal." david asman co-anchor of bulls and bears on the fox business network and doug shown. democratic pollster and fox news contributor as well. >> sandra: is this your first time on the a-team? >> it is. i'm pleased to be here. >> sandra: happy friday. this has been really something to watch play out. we were all talking about this deadline yesterday. 3:00 p.m. and then two minutes late? >> well, where i sort of start from it's about take 12,000 vot

service would let me drive it was when i said i'm five years from now when i'm not granted anymore than i am. well jim just pulled the plug on that model and five others by the way that news release about axing story optimizing workers on allocating plonks just before the festive season a cool zero crushes zero emissions zero congestion at the moment it's one executive tax break five plants shot and fourteen thousand sacked trump and jim exacts you're fired. the president reacted to the g.m. news by tweeting his disappointment with the decision he also threatened to cut government subsidies for the company and confirmed his pledge to protect american manufacturing jobs. with those job losses firmly in people's minds president trump seems to be looking for new ways to make america great again he's even considering a state run t.v. network he goes on of takes a look at how if it ever makes it to where it might measure up against other global networks. it's been a long brutal and tiresome fight fake fake disgusting. how fake i am not going to give you a question you are fake news fake news comes out very

jim acosta were revoked late today .... after his fiery exchange with the president. our grant lodes joins us live in the studio ... to comb through what happened... grant? (grant)news conference that left even veteran trump watchers astonished ...... taken aback by the back and forth with reporters. the most confrontational moment came when cnn's jim acosta held onto the mic, and a mini tug of war with a white house intern ensued.white house of war with a and a mini tug of war with a white house intern ensued. trump: "honestly i think you should let me run the country. you run cnn and if you did it well your ratings would--"acosta: "let me ask you if i may ask a question mr. president if i may ask one more question."trump: "that's enough."acosta: "pardon me ma'am. on the russia investigation are you concerned that you may have." trump: "i'm not concerned about anything with the russia investigation because it's a hoax. that's enough put down the mic."acosta: "mr. president are you worried about indictments coming down in this investigation?"trump: "cnn should be ashamed of itself having you working for them. you a

in just the last hour, a judge granted temporary order forcing the white house to restore the press credentials to cnn correspondent jim acosta. now, the judge who made his decision it's important to point out was appointed by president trump, and it all started with this incident, acosta asking questions to the president, a white house intern tried to take the microphone away from him during that east room press conference. now, at first the white house said it took the credential because he placed his hands on the intern. then they kind of changed their story, said it was because acosta was rude. well, cnn and acosta then sued the president. chief of staff, john kelly, deputy chief of staff bill shine, press secretary sarah sanders and the secret service. this ruling is a victory for the press, for cnn, and a blow to the president who has called the media the enemy of the people and fake news. cnn released a statement saying we are gratified with this result, and we look forward to a full resolution in the coming days. our sincere thanks to all who have supported not just cnn, but a free, strong, and independent amer

jim furkin/former teacher"that flag is not to be taken for granted, in my opinion.it is our symbol of freedom." superintendent dr. keith marty now says the students who did not stand were humiliated and teased by the others.he also says furkin has run afoul of school policy in the past by recording video of students at another school without their permission.and by sharing his personal contact information with students.still, it's only after 'the pledge' incident that furkin is let go. and to him, it just doesn't add up. natsot/reporter"are you done?" jim furkin/former teacher "yeah, i've had enough. and it's a shame. that's what i'm going to miss, i'm going to miss the kids." (justine) that was any banker that was (justine) (justine) that was any banker reporting. the 66-year-old furkin wasn't just a teacher at parkway schools. he is also a graduate. (jrstone) now take a look at this -- a baby deer apears to have lost its way as it comes onto the porch of someone's home in texas. a video survallience camera captured these moments while the family waited inside the

>>> plus a federal judge granting cnn a hearing after the network sued trump over revoking jim acosta's press kcredentials. >>> and alexandria ocasio-cortez. >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, fired cnn reporting. president trump has decided to fire deputy national security adviser after melania trump's public demand to do so. it's an extraordinary move and the first lady's office issued a statement calling for his firing. the unprecedented public statement reading in part, "it's the position of the office of the first lady that he no longer deserves the honor of serving in this white house." that was a public statement. the unprecedented public slam of a senior white house staffer dropped literally moments after this. you see her smiling. she's standing just a few feet away from her boss, the president of the united states during an event at the white house. moments after that, the first lady drops this statement. now, one source is telling cnn that the first lady's feud with her took off after a battle over seating on melania trump's plane during her recent trip t

granted in this case. that tro would then get jim acosta's press pass back in his hands for the next couple weeks.here will be a longer term hearing, a longer term court case. unless at some point the government decides to settle. so that is if he approves the temporary restraining order request. what that essentially means is the judge is saying we think on the merits you're likely to win a full case, so we're going to give you the restraining order for now. if cnn does not prevail, if the government prevails and the tro is denied, again, this will go in a kind of a longer term situation, round two, round three, round four. it would be a setback because it would be a signal that the judge was not all that convinced by cnn's arguments yesterday. >> after today's decision, no matter what it is, what is next? >> this is on a microlevel about acosta, but on a macro level, it's about a lot of reporters and a lot of access issues a the white house and beyond. what cnn wants in the long term is a ruling from the judge that what the trump administration did last week is unconstitutional. you can't go pic

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federal judge granted cnn a hearing foam in the lawsuit against president trump over jim acosta's pressdentials, this comes down to press freedom and process. >> this is an important case, this is not just something for trump to beat up on the press and the press to beat up on trump. there's a very important principle at stake. the principle is the role of the press as news gathers in a free society. if the government can shut the ability of the press down to cover events, then the government can manipulate what people hear. you can't keep them out of courtrooms, out of congress and you can't keep them out of the white house. >> you said the chances are for cnn -- >> i think the kwhachances are . first, at a minimum, the appeals court for the district of columb columbia, held way back in 1977, you cannot strip someone of press credentials, without giving them a full hearing. >> you said this has been ruled upon before? >> yeah, jim cheryl who was the correspondent for the nation was denied press credentials in 1977, it was a tougher case. the secret service said he was a physical threat