jim murphy let's bring you win. he sought _ the world. jim murphy let's bring you win.orld. jim murphy let's bring you win. he sought the death - the world. jim murphy let's bring| you win. he sought the death toll rises on both sides. we saw more is really, the number of israelis who have been killed, the death toll has gone up and indeed the scene with palestinians in gaza. what has been the reaction where you are at the labour party conference?- the reaction where you are at the labour party conference? direct at the labour— labour party conference? direct at the labour party — labour party conference? direct at the labour party conference - labour party conference? direct at the labour party conference here i labour party conference? direct at| the labour party conference here in liverpool— the labour party conference here in liverpool on — the labour party conference here in liverpool on the morning of these heinous— liverpool on the morning of these heinous attacks. and it'sjust liverpool on the morning of these heinous attacks. and it's just a sense — heinous att

because john, i know you are also former of to also former chief of staff to jim when he was scottish jim murphyottish labour leader. are the snp finished ? finished? >> no, the snp aren't finished because there's going to be support for independence in scotland for a very long time. in my view. it'd be the wrong thing for scotland to do and i don't believe a second referendum happen. if it referendum will happen. if it did, the would lose again. did, the snp would lose again. would scotland would stay in the uk, snp a uk, but the snp have taken a beating. the beating. yes. and the interesting thing about they interesting thing about it, they won't that they've taken won't concede that they've taken a labour's majority was a beating. labour's majority was larger than the snp vote. that's right. back to the that's pre that's pre referendum politics. labouris that's pre referendum politics. labour is dominant you have to accept when the voters send you accept when the voters send you a message, you've got to go. we got it. that's one of the reasons that keir starmer has taken labour on a journey.

john, you are because, john, i know you are also former of staff to also former chief of staff to jim murphy the snp aren't finished because there's going to be support for independence in scotland for a very long time. in my view it'd be the wrong thing for scotland to do and i don't believe a second referendum happen. if it referendum will happen. if it did, the snp would lose again. would scotland stay in the did, the snp would lose again. woubuticotland stay in the did, the snp would lose again. wou but the and stay in the did, the snp would lose again. wou but the snp stay in the did, the snp would lose again. wou but the snp have stay in the did, the snp would lose again. wou but the snp have taken n the uk, but the snp have taken a beating. yes. and the interesting thing about that, they concede that they've they won't concede that they've taken beating. labour's taken a beating. labour's majority was than the snp majority was larger than the snp vote . that's right. back to the vote. that's right. back to the that's pre pre referendum politics. labour is dominant. you have to accept

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murphy of north carolina coming up to join us. where are you on this, some of the candidates mentioned including jim jordan who has the support of donald trump. it's an interesting race, each of these individuals have different proclivities, different things, each have some challenges. the you take jim, favoring vibrant person who has done fabulous on judiciary, his challenge will be overcoming the obstruction seen from members of the freedom caucus and trying to pull moderate members together especially those in the biden district, trying to get them on board, jim is a great guy, he will need to step up his fundraising across the board, not just on the conservative side of the caucus but across the board. steve is a known quantity. he would be the successor for this position and there have been some questions of his health. i've talked to him. i'm a physician and have been for 35 years. seems like his doctors at anderson think he is over the initial heartland feel he's up to it. one wildcard in this is kevin who has laid low and made conversations with kevin is extremely talented. has been in the conservative wing of congress, well re

jim. i still really like the economy is moving along nicely and almost everything that's made is unbelievable. >> absolutely right. >> caller: i think it's in a lot of great areas. >> i agree with you. matt murphyay from its optical business which is involved with nvidia. i think you buy some here and then you buy some if it comes lower. in other words, i am not all in it at this level. i need to go to stacy in georgia. stacy? >> caller: dr. cramer, how are you? >> i am good, stacy. how are you? >> caller: i'm doing well. thank you. i am calling to pick your brain today on snow flake. >> all right. very high multiple stock. should report good earnings next year. i think frank is doing terrific stuff to be able to rent the cloud. but i also am concerned about high mobile stocks and i don't want to go all in on this one. i like it, though. now let's go to abeed in ohio. what's happening? >> caller: boo-yeah from ohio. thank you for taking my call. >> absolutely. how can i help? >> caller: jim, i'm calling about a stock that's big this year but starting to show some recovery. jim, what are your thoughts on gray television network? >> oh, boy. tv? i'll tell you, i just can't go there. i'm not afrai

murphy. congressman, thank you very much. who is leading the conference right now? >> well, patrick mchenry is the speaker pro tem, and he is arranging things to move forward. the speaker nominee is jim jordan, and that's who is conducting the business of the house. i was listening to your other members there. this is disruptive in a way, but republicans, our greatest asset is our individual im, our rugged individualism, and here we're seeing sometimes our greatest challenge is our individualism. this was all started by one individual who seemingly loves the limelight and everything he can squeeze out of it, and sadly enough it's put us in a bit of a quandary right now as we move forward. the government is being funded there, by the way, by one of your commenters. people are being paid. the government is still functioning. >> those are reporters. the government is, yes, being funded. it will continue to be funded until november 17th, and then it no longer has funding. are you confident a republicans will have a leader by then in order to pass a bill? >> i am. >> why are you so confident? it's been two weeks. why are you so confident today? >> well, because, we had steve scalise that

i think someone like representative murphy is one of these individuals who likes to get behind the majority. if the caucus in the majority decides he is going for jimjim jordan. if they decide they're going for johnson, he is going to go for johnson. he is going to go to the individual who he thinks will get to 217 on the floor. he wants to go for someone who will get to 17 on the floor. someone who is not trying to get involved in the fight. there are some that really want to stay out of this. there are others -- it is a great moment to make a name for yourself. they are getting involved. tom: thank you so much. our bloomberg correspondence in washington. day by day this torture goes by. we look at equities, bonds, currencies. greifeld nailing it earlier, the unspoken year-round it up two point 46% on the inflation-adjusted year yield. i am not exaggerating. one is there a collapse? katie: this is what you are seeing in the markets. lisa: i know some people read the beige book and they found a lot of anecdotes that pointed to weakness. this is one that is going to keep the fed on hold. we have not seen it because the company is growing. tom: we wi