gary: jim janus was on this show a few months back -- jim chain nos was on this show a few months back very negative on china. ale: we are going to see preteen material devaluation. we think it is going to be in the next 12 to 18 months. anthony: are you supporting anybody in the accompany -- in the upcoming election? kyle: i think she might be the most fit to govern the country. anthony: now it's time to get personal and learn a little more about kyle bass and ricky sandler. from football to spearfishing, there is more to these guys than just money management. are you supporting anybody in the upcoming election? will the election have any impact on the markets? kyle: elections always have an impact on markets. i think the macro forces are going to overcome that and any potential election outcomes. i think we have a little bit of a hollywood, you know, crew on the republican side. and on the democratic side, i really think it's hillary. to elect hillary is going to be really tough and although i think you might be the most fit to govern the country given her experience. gary: we would

janus capital well. thrilled to bring you jim glassman with his perspective on bloomberg radio before the jobs report.y, we are balanced, optimism and gloom. "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: let's start with foreign exchange markets, on the move. as francine mentioned, the yen with a little bit of strength in the last hour. the mexican peso, i am watching. i do not even know why it is weak. it is 17.82, a stunning statistic, renminbi, which i am supposed to put up there. futures are up 20. we are giving it away a little bit. we have read on the screen in oil. you have to watch oil. francine, what do you have in europe? francine: when you look at u.s. addedata, it takes on importance because of the market turmoil of the past few days. we are not seeing a reversal. the stoxx600 down -- 600 down .2%. tom: david westin, what are you concentrating on this morning? david: the aftermath of what you call the carnage yesterday. we will have michael holland of holland and company. , and david haro of oakmark. expect is thewe jobs numbers, breaking those at 8:30 eastern time. we will also be joined by alan krueg