joe: i am happy.appy with what i see in terms of how our people get into it, how they take ownership, literally, in what we do. that they take it on and say it is my company, my responsibility, it's my job, which i own, so i am responsible. it takes a lot of confidence to give them the freedom to act. francine: do you think investors ever get confused, because you are such a big conglomerate? joe: they only get confused if i try to explain it in too much detail. [laughter] joe: then i always know i better shut up, because i just went too deep. don't confuse them with the details. just tell them the way they want to be as the commitment and then deliver it over time, and they will be ok. francine: so what exactly drives you? joe: at the end of the day, business is there for society. a business which does not create value for society should not exist. you need to be more inclusive in society as leaders, and you cannot afford to further divide society into the haves and the have-nots. francine: you seem

joe? [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] was sheriff joe convicted for doing his job? he should have had a jury. i will make a prediction. i think he will be just fine. [applause] [cheers and applause] but i will not: do it tonight, because i do not want to cause controversy. is that ok? all right? good --ff joe can feel but sheriff joe can feel good. host: the president pardoned him a few days after that speech. aj colley from raleigh, north carolina, on the line for supporters. aj is a she. i am in support of the president pardoning sheriff joe. it was not as if he broke any laws. he was found in contempt by a judge. countryck woman in this , i want to see the time come upset aboutget more what is not being done for black people in this country. black men have an unemployment rate, young black men have a very high unemployment rate. they have dreams to. -- too. we should be focusing on taking care of our own. i am old enough to remember when janet reno sent armed federal agents t

now, fourth down. >> joe fourth and 3. >> joe the deficit with under four to play is too big. everyb coming. pass i broken up! incomp the broncos take over! the denver broncos will take over on downs for the second time in this game. >> tro prescott didn't have time in the pock e you see the pass rush. the three-headed monster out there, talib, stewart. >> joe the hand off is to cj anders and a time-out by dallas one left. >> tro i got a chance to visit with peyton manning yesterday. and asked him, what is next for him? we see him in all the commer a guy who could probab be an owner, go into televi run a football team like john elway does. he is enjoying the fall weekends to himself and his family. he is having the time of his life. >> joe we talked about ezekiel elliot you need a law degree to figure out wh is going on between the two legal teams, the nfl had a 13-mon investigation, which does not result in charges, by the way. the nfl suspended him for six games, elliott got an injuction. the nfl seeking an emergency stay to block the injuction. right now, it is if you tile.

this is bloomberg. ♪ joe: i'm joe weisenthal. "what'd you miss?" something you don't very often, the u.k. statistics authority reprimanding boris johnson over his use of what it calls a misleading figure. this is the letter the statistical chief published that claim in ann made a article that the u.k. could bring back 350 million pounds a week after brexit. this was a key talking point of the leave cloud during the brexit referendum. the number has been wildly disputed. he wrote this controversial letter. bringing back this figure that had been rebuked. you see chairman of the u.k. statistics authority writing to johnson saying that i am surprised and disappointed that you have chosen to repeat the 350 million pounds per week in connection with the amount that might be available for public spending. i don't think of seen anything like this before. blastingstical chief someone in government for this figure. julia: this was the brexit slogan and on the side of his bus. it has proven that when you bring in all the rebates margaret thatcher wanted, it'

one week, one game, does not make a season. >> joe: sixth sack. let's go blue for the guys who decided to wear all maze today. florida had won 27 straight season openers. michigan got the best of them. 433 total yards of offense holding florida to under 200 yards of total offense as michigan with maybe an early launching pad kind of day for all this young talent takes care of florida. 33-17. only the beginning folks. we're in the midst of a great weekend of college football. going to be fun tonight with alabama and the noles. for holly and todd i'm joe tessitore. this has been a presentation of college football on abc. so long from texas. ♪ the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. for years, centurylink h

joe: and i am joe weisenthal. scarlet fu is off today.e are 30 minutes from the close of trading in the u.s. julia: u.s. stocks rise after a week of jobs report, and gasoline prices fall for the first time in almost two weeks. joe: but the question is, what'd you miss? julia: the jobless rate rose and wages climbed less than forecast. plus, hundreds of ceo's and business leaders across the united states urging president trump to keep the dreamers program. we look at the policy's impact on the economy. u.s. auto sales after hurricane harvey slammed one of the largest car markets. we will be breaking down the numbers. joe: cap white house press secretary -- we have white house press secretary sara sanders holding the white house briefing. a -- she says dac that trump plans a daca announcement next tuesday. sanders says that trump is finalizing the decision on the state of the dreamers, and the announcement will be made next week, on tuesday. julia: in administration gets a long weekend to decide, and we heard from president trump is saying,

joe: i am joe weisenthal. >> stocks are at record highs. joe: the question is what did you miss? scarlet: tax plan architect gary cohn came out to take questions at yesterday's press briefing. where should investors draw the line question why puerto rico's crisis is causing bondholders to rethink yield. theseying it on all issues and more, do not miss our exclusive one-hour sit down. we missed joe. but also the 2017 marks its 20th year of the bank of england passes independence. learned during this time and will the world passes major banks retain independence in the future? foring us now is robert u.k. house of lords and professor and political -- fellow of the british academy. joe: welcome. great to have you on set. >> very nice to be here. joe: i thought it were celebrating 28 of independence and my first thought was we think of independence as a core aspect of modern central banking but 20 years is not a very long time. it is pretty recent. what have we learned during that time in terms of what independence means for the functioning of the central bank? >> the independent cen

joe: i'm joe weisenthal.ulia: we are 30 minutes away from the close of trading, as another atlantic hurricane threatens to make landfall. joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" one million immigrants in limbo, as president trump announces the end of an obama era immigration program. and a state of emergency in florida. hurricane irma's potentially when isins are -- luxury cruiseg stocks. for perspective on how investors are likely to be positioned for the rest of the year, let's ruchirn morgan stanley's sharma. ruchir, we have u.s. stocks falling, the dow off by as much as 270 points, the dow -- the dollar declining, and treasury rally. our people holding off on doing anything? the markets are really 2% off their all-time high, so it is very hard to read much into one days moves. there is extremely low volatility. thatnk it is quite obvious the markets are this expensive. it doesn't take much to knock markets up a bit. the year isstory of just how resilient the markets are, despite all the negative headline

joe: i am joe weisenthal.welcome you to our closing bell coverage every weekday from 4:00 to 5:00 eastern. scarlet: but is begin with market minutes. a close without conviction, but this is the fifth straight day hired for the dow, which is at a record high. the s&p and nasdaq are inching back a little. any of thetime for markets, especially since monday. another gain for the dow. scarlet: this on the heels of an interesting inflation report. let us look at a couple of individual names. ceoer moothe says there are changes. morgan stanley downgrading. mac getting a boost after they asked steve mnuchin to let enterprises capital curtail their payment. we are awaiting oracle's results. they just crossed. we are looking at the trade. no change. perfect timing. adjusted earnings per share, $.62. revenue of $9.2 billion. better than what analysts were looking for. the margin in the first quarter was 41%. julia: also set of upgrades coming in. we want to hear details. we will review that shortly. at what happens in t

joe: i'm joe weisenthal. abigail: the dollar is low today. joe: the question is, what you miss?scarlet: with hurricane irma, losses could suppress $30 billion. party showdown with president esump and republican alli could set the stage for a showdown in december. and we're looking at the winners and there is with the sports media titan -- winners and losers with the sports media titan, leo hindery. the white house is said to be considering at least 6 people for the fed chair position. be a raceo longer between gary cohn and current chair janet yellen, but a much broader race. never been any indication officially that it was a two-horse race. lots of people figure that gary cohn was the lead. it would appear his audits have dimmed since his comments in "ft" a few weeks ago. other candidates include glenn hubbard of lumia business school, -- columbia business school, a former bush advisor. a mix of business and academic names. abigail: it certainly opens it up a bit, and it will be interesting to see if there's influence in the days ahead on market action. scarlet: he will continu

joe: and i am joe weisenthal.e tuning in live on twitter, we want to welcome you to our closing bell coverage. scarlet: let's begin with our market minutes. little change for the major indexes. the major indexes. the dow coming off by almost 0.1%. scarlet: john mccain, the arizona senator said he would not vote for graham cassidy. it is unclear with the fate of the bill is, as the other three senators -- rand paul has said no. they have not said decisively which they -- which way they are leaning. gavelia said, mccain's no them room to say no as well. carmax up 8%, the largest seller of used cars. reporting better-than-expected sales, even when it had to shut houston stores for more than a week after hurricane harvey. pharmaceuticals off by 17%. a growing number of patient deaths for its only commercial drug, a liver treatment -- they were expecting it to surpass $1 billion in sales in 2021. joe: let's look at the government bond market, starting with u.s. two-year and 10 year. today, two-year yields not doing muc

>> no. >> joe, joe, joe! >> a long time coming. what a moment. >> and i move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee of the democratic party. >> i make up and have been here a heck of a long time. >> i will faithfully execute the oflsz of president of the united states. [ applause [ applause ] >> i just got a quick question. what are they doing up this early? >> it's really early. but we're celebrating ten years. that's actually barely scratching the surface. good morning. and welcome to "morning joe." . >> didn't you guys always assume we were the ones awake at this time. they're up, it's unbelievable. >> we're celebrating with our tenth anniversary this morning. [ applause ] >> i really feel old. countless moments, countless events, countless family members, countless big moments. >> this morning, we will be looking back at it all and what's ahead for the country? and what we're gathered here in this historic studio, studio 8h across town, president trump is on his way to his first u.s. general assembly, something we neve

joe: i am joe weisenthal. julia: the s&p is heading toward an all-time closing high.arter: what did you miss -- joe: what did you miss? scarlet: hurricane irma may go down as one of the worst storms and florida's history. russia and china backed the sanctions proposals against north korea. the apple event tomorrow is being billed as one of the biggest events in years. more on the company's latest push for the iphone. julia: let's get straight to our top story. millions afford are without power in the wake of hurricane irma. the storm continues to go through georgia. the cost of total damages has dropped to $49 billion from $200 billion earlier, in terms of estimates. our very own reporter is reporting in palm beach. great to have you with us. explain what kind of damage you have seen. what attempts are being made to get back to some sort of normality? >> this is one of the most exclusive, expensive retail locations in america. it is empty. m beach is a ghost town. we had to talk to the police and tell them what we were doing, reporting on the damage. they aren't even

joe: i am joe weisenthal.e tuning in on twitter, we want to welcome you to our closing bell coverage. scarlet: we begin with our market minutes. a record high for the dow jones. it is the sixth straight day of gains. it did appear the s&p 500 closed above 25000. joe: so close. i am going to be crushed. scarlet: a record high, you will take that? i record high for the dow, the s&p 500. in terms of the individual names we are focused on, oracle reported results yesterday. revenue beat the highest analyst estimate. nonetheless, it is down 7.8% on the day. oracle had a bump up going in. the week sales forecast rattled investors. $.50 frosty'sed for helping boost sales. stock that has been on sale because of bitcoin. joe: extraordinary, new highs. scarlet: nvidia up by 6.3%. joe: let's take a look at the government bond market. lots of up arrows on the board. yield up to 1.38%. 2.25%g out the week at the end of last week. u.k. five-year yields shooting up. all this talk about a possible rate hike. check out the two

former arizona sheriff joe arpaio. he was convicted of ignoring a court order to stop targeting latinos, but last month the president pardoned him. tonight he was free to speak at an annual republican fundraiser. andrea borba was there. >> reporter: joe arpaio spoke inside the fresno republican party fundraiser, but outside protesters and counterprotests fought to make their voices heard. the convicted and pardoned former arizona sheriff was the keynote at this republican fundraiser. >> anybody kneeling around here? [ laughter ] >> for people to kneel and play political games using the national anthem is sickening. they ought to fire all of them. [ applause ] >> reporter: at the corner of phillip and kings canyon road, anti-joe arpaio protesters outnumbered those supporting him. >> >. he's a convicted criminal and trump pardoned him, so i don't think he should be raising money for the republican party. >> reporter: in fact many prominent central valley republicans deferred invitation for claimed scheduling conflicts, i

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joe: and i am joe weisenthal. we want to welcome you to our closing bell coverage.scarlet: let's begin with our market minutes pre-to rally continues unabated and the dow continuing .ts winning shrinks -- streak the s&p 500 adding 1%. treasuries edged lower and this is even as donald trump gave a speech to the united nations that sounded fairly aggressive. once again, basically no action in headline equities. scarlet: and the federal reserve began a meeting in which it will likely deserve to reduce its balance sheet. aside from record highs and the major indexes come we got a big pop in the gun makers the final half hour of trading following reutersreport from which cited official saying the trump administration is preparing to ease rules for to sell smallkers arms including assault rifles and ammunition overseas. double-digit gains for those gunmakers. molina healthcare off by almost 6%. obamacare back into circulating once again because a bill is making its way through the senate and they are thinking they could potentially get enough votes to pass it before the e

joe: and i am joe weisenthal. a julia chatterley is on assignment.e want to welcome you to our closing bell coverage every day from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. eastern. let's begin with market minutes. it looks like we are closing at our highest levels of the day, as well. the dow up marginally, up by 0.1%. modest gains, but all-time highs. a sixthhas gained straight month, for the eighth straight quarter, which makes it the longest quarterly winning streak since 1997. joe: pretty impressive. thank you for our markets team for coming up with these statistics. julie was talking about this, tyson foods getting a big lift, up almost 8% after they would top their previous forecast because of improvement in their beef segment. also, they are cutting 450 jobs. growth -- gross margin improvement. quifax -- earlier this week, their ceo steps down. joe: let's take a look at the government bond market, focusing on the u.s.. rates higher today, two year yield up to 1.48%. getting a little bump on the news of the white house having talked to kevin morris, causing a hawkis

by the which, joe, on the ft. thing, sometimes the secretary of the treasurer has to check on the gold. it was a great service he was providing to america. >> you want your government officials going out of the way to try to plan their travel schedule with natural events, that's a great way to conduct government business for the benefit of the american public. up next, three republicans in the past week announce plans to retire, offering plans for democrats to possibly flip their seats. one congressman retiring joins us next on "morning joe." excuse me, are you aware of what's happening right now? we're facing 20 billion security events every day. ddos campaigns, ransomware, malware attacks... actually, we just handled all the priority threats. you did that? we did that. really. we analyzed millions of articles and reports. we can identify threats 50% faster. you can do that? we can do that. then do that. can we do that? we can do that. can we do that? hi..and i know that we have phonaccident forgiveness.gent, so

they met up with mexican joe. season, mexican joe took his trip to paris. first, to publish in 1942, the stories are paraphrased by a number of authors. they have offered fresh perspective the owned the occasional objective and confusions of their own. the lack of research has been up until no deplorable. this becomes intolerable. i would like to focus your attention in one particular passage from black elk speaks, from paris, we went into germany wasfrom there, there something shaped at the top like a teepee. the accompanying footnote says that he apparently visited naples. one day, that volcano is going to blow. when yellowstone finally goes off it will be like that. [laughter] i finally visited naples. i learned a bit from pompeii. this is pompeii. but in the background is a pee shaped at the top. the only clarification is that vesuvius corrupted with devastating in fact -- devastating effect in 1789 ad. sometime later, the timescale is not adequately explained. hawk had to, black be left behind in the care of the family of a girlfriend he had met in the

mexican joe was -- in the west country. presumably not very impressive in the production of the show. -- was justdid not around the corner. to june 12, mexican joe was the star attraction at every part oft this evening, the refugees from buffalo bill's show, here's pictures of mexican joe. .ot long after he arrived august 1887, for that wonderful exhibition. that is -- buffalo bill outdone. this is something masterful of lakota's west, a surprising --to i got from the grandson from another relation by marriage. that's the biggest photo i've ever had. i can tell you about the frame. this is a -- past the 20th century, the same mexican joe. alexandra palace was one of the great entertainment complexes of the late victorian age. the other grand attraction there was a weekly spectacular, a dramatic representation of walt whitman's novel, the last days of pompeii. the adaptation, simulated with -- mexican joe as the blackout narrative describes, and remained there until august. from paris, the wild west -- mexican joe did not go

welcome to morning joe. with us veteran columnist and nbc contributor mike barnicle, mark halperin, jim vandehei and in washington, at "usa today" pryzbyla. i have to call my daughter. we're going to get to the major hurricane headed towards florida in just a moment. but first, what happened yesterday politically? give as you quick read. >> donald trump did yesterday we were been saying for two years he'd be most natural doing. he dealt with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer than paul ryan and mitch mcconnell. we said that before he stepped in the white house because it's true. he contributed to schumer and he understands pelosi. we saw him strike a deal that's very bad for conservatives and very bad for republicans. it's very good for donald trump, it's very good for democrats and i guaranteed you if you polled americans, most would be glad they put off a debt krelg crisis for three months and he funded them again harvey. republicans are going to have to get the votes and understand what we said yesterday on t

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"morning joe" starts right now. ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "morning joe."t is wednesday, september 13th. >> let's get to the news right away. willie geist, 22-0. >> cleveland indians have won 20 baseball games in a row. >> they are one away from the record. >> mika told me they tied the american league record and she knows that from the oakland a's record in 2002. they approached the national league record soon. i think the new york giants a hundred years ago won 26 in a row but a tie in there and it's a weird record. any way. incredible season for the indians. >> all right. along with joe, willie, and me. >> the dodgers won last night. >> we have senior political analyst and msnbc and msnbc mark halpern and on the hill is kasie hunt. former treasury official and "morning joe" economic steve rattner. >> man of the golden charge. >> white house reporter for the associated press, jonathan is here with us. first to the cleanup which continues this morning across the southeastern united states in the wake of hurricane irma. president trump and first lady melani

euphrates. >>> back to "morning joe."republican congressman charlie dent surprised many yesterday when he announced he will not seek reelection next year. the co-chairman of the tuesday group who has been critical of president trump and declined to support him in last year's election said he reached his decision earlier that's summer and noted the political climate in d.c. was an impact on the decision. dave reich effort's decision also deciding not to seek e reelection in 2018. but another one earlier this year, republicans will be forced to defend three open swing districts in next year's midterms. charlie dent, the kind of guy you hoped wouldn't leave washington. you want more of that moderate view and a dying breed, perhaps, in the united states house. >> as long as they allow gerrymandering to go on the way it has and the courts allow it to go on, people like charlie dent who can work with the republicans and democrats become a dying breed. more specifically, though, john, what will means for the republican party, 20

joe: i'm joe weisenthal.ulia: we are 30 minutes from the end of trading, with stocks pushing higher. is, "what'dstion you miss?" scarlet: a vacancy at the reserve area device chairs daily fisher has resigned, effective october. hurricane irma, sweeping over the caribbean and headed toward a florida. why this could be the most expensive storm in u.s. history. "what'd you miss?" president trump and congressional leaders passing harvey aid. our bureau chief jason kelly is in houston. jason. we are here in the emergency operations center of harris county, with harris county judge ed emmett. you have spent a lot of time here over the past 10 days. it is quiet here, but we are just steps from where you oversaw the reaction and rescue. where are we in the recovery? luis: we have lots of debris and have to get the debris removed. add: i had a meeting this morning with secretary duke, the acting secretary, and fema folks. they are grateful we made it through the storm. feelings.warm, fuzzy those will go away real quic

when i met one of the arizona survives who was rescued by joe, he told me joe george was never awarded anything for his bravery. he's no longer with us but i believe in his memory he should be awarded the navy cross. lauren bruner was another survivor joe saved. he said to me the six of us would not have survived except for his courage. in spite of being at high risk himself, he fully deserves high commendation for his actions. i feel he should be rewarded for this courage and presented the navy cross. in his own words during an interview in 1978, joe said, i'll tell you the only thing i can tell you about that day is my conscience was my guide. well, his conscience was that of a hero. we need more people like joe george in this world. that's why today i'm committed to honoring joe and why i raise today -- i rise today with the honor and privilege to call for a unanimous consent for the passage of a resolution honoring joseph leon george. joe passed away in 1996 and it's long overdue that the senate, the united states navy and a grateful nation honor the heroism of boson's mate second

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and joe cirincione, joe, i never -- cirincione. this is tough. i know it's late. joe cirincione, author of three relevant books for our conversation. "nuclear nightmare: securing the world before it's too late," "bomb scare: the history and future of nuclear weapons" and "deadly arsenals: nuclear, biological and chemical threats." also a veteran of the house armed services committee staff and teaches at georgetown university where they have get his name right at the completion of the term. for the record, dotard was the most searched for word of the night on websters and it means old or senile, or in my case, unable to get cirincione right. andrea, a day of real sanctions, where does this thing stand tonight. >> sort of good news and bad news. i'm not going to attempt joe's last name. his book covers are enough to scare the heck out of you. >> we've known him for years. >> let's talk first about perhaps the positive side, the president acknowledging there is still room for dialogue or diplomacy, and this in answer to a reporter's question, and also successful sanc

. >> kpix 5's joe vazquez is at the scene. joe? >> reporter: there is still an army of investigators here on the scene trying to piece together exactly what happened. it started inside the safeway here at the green house market place around 8:30 p.m. tonight. a shoplifter stole merchandise and was leaving the store when employees flagged two officers down. a male and a female officer. >> that subject did not comply with the officers. he was able to run to a vehicle. got in the vehicle, the officers continued to struggle with him. attempted to detain him, take him into custody. the subject started his vehicle and drove it away while the drivers were engaged and ran over the two officers. >> reporter: both officers were rushed to had hospital. their injuries are not life threatening. police are still looking for the suspect at this hour. >> a description of the suspect or the car? >> reporter: usually you would have that by now but we talked to the public information officer, they were not able to provide one at this point. the two o

joe: how big are these regions?e are talking about one fringe part of china's rust belt, but it is a long border. some of it also touches close to russia. there is some russian influence too. julia: we cannot underestimate the importance of this northeast region and the struggles it was already facing with the result of the economic transition china is undergoing. it is a double wedding -- whammy for this region and a difficulty for china given we keep talking about it being the u.s. equivalent of 2016. it piles the pressure on the chinese president at an important time. cristina: we talked to a lot of people actually lost their jobs and began in the 1990's to basically with draw support from state owned enterprises. this was done in preparation for china joining the wto. but, there has been deindustrialization in the area and nothing has emerged to revive -- to provide with the area needs. it is what we here in west virginia, places losing coal jobs. julia: what about the response from officials because in the past

you know this, joe.n front of it and you think you have something to do against it. we didn't do a very good job. this kind of transparency that facebook is doing now would be a great thing. and we worked with them very closely in the counter isil stuff and they brought a lot to bear there. they've been in a little denial about what happened in the u.s. elections phase, and this protection of their ads is a bad idea. complete transparency on political ads online has to be the future. >> clint, presumably everyone assumes they're going to get more sophisticated. if facebook clamps down now and does clamp down on the ads, then whoever is doing the hacking, the russian government, will find another way to get their social media message out. foreseeable elections in the future are just going to be questionable because of russian influence and there's nothing we can do about that? or is there some way we can shut this down? >> the one thing we can do which is nutrition labels for information, the same as you

welcome to ""morning joe." "yesterday was a tough day. >> it was a tough day. >> if you're mitch mcconnell. >> isn't it a tough day if you are mitch mcconnell. >> or a member of the washington establishment overall. gop senators pulled the latest plug to repole and replace obamacare. >> if you are keeping score at home, children, number one, they dropped the measure to undue the health care law. >> naming at their promise to repeal and replace. thank god. >> a big loss there. >> the steve bannon outsider candidate defeated the mcconnell backed establishment candidate in the alabama runoff. >> roy moore, that will be a lot of fun for mitch and the rest of the republicans in washington. >>> and the cramer of the foreign relations committee, senator bob corker of tennessee will not be seeking a third term next year. there was an announcement yesterday. >> there goes the neighborhood. >> well. we're going to break down what all of this means for mcconnell, the republican party and president trump. with us on set we

joe's prep in the broadcasting club. ricky one player to watch on st. joe's prep tonight?ersity of richmond commit, phil o'connor, senior linebacker, leads the team in turchynov downs both sides of the ball, gubs leader all around on the team. >> all right, st. joe's hawks, what do you got? not saying anything, not supposed to. dan tonight when you open up the game against archbishop wood, give it to us, give us the call. >> good evening ladies and gentlemen and welcome to widener university here in ceausescu at the pennsylvania where the defending state champion st. joe's hawks are facing offer against the archbishop wood vikings in the catholic league opener. >> that's beautiful. isn'ty? i got chills just from that, boys have fun tonight, enjoy big game, sane joe's prep against arch bishop wood. our friday football frenzy game of the week. we will kick it off live from the field at 5:00. then we will wrap everything up, the game tonight at 11:00. these guys i got to kick them out. they'll try to take my job. >> that's what i was going to say, watch out, audition here for

joe? you very much. >> what they're talking about doing is taxing 401(k)s as you make the contribution which would stop people from contributing to 401(k)s, it would hurt savings. they're talking about taxing people or putting a larger tax burden on people that already live in states that have the highest tax burdens right now. they're talking about cutting home mortgage deductions for a corporate tax rate cut. good luck with that bill where you're basically gutting the middle class and hurting people already taxed the most. that's your idea to get the money? no, doesn't work. >> joining us nbc news senior correspondent tom brokaw. good to have you on board this morning. >> good morning. >> daca, what do you think happened yesterday? >> well i think what happened is a continuation of the republican determination to cut out hispanic votes on their side for as long as we can see. this has been going on for a long time. this is a rejection on the part of the republican party that we have hisp

we can only do so much, joe.americans know that. >> do we get the sense he was talking about invading all these countries? >> you get the sense he had warrior language underneath he wasn't afraid to go after any nation. >> david ignacious, i could be wrong. i didn't pick that up. but -- and maybe i'm wrong, too, i didn't sense the isolationism unilateralism that we saw nine months ago. like you said, i saw a tip of the hat to harry truman several times, which at least for those of us who you know look for such things, that's a tip of the hat to the history of the united nations to 1947 to the marshall plan. again, i'm not saying this was, you know, i'm not saying this was fdr, i'm just saying -- >> i know that. >> this may not be donald trump january 20ing, 2017. >> joe, i thought it was a speech from a president who is enjalgaged in the world sometim too loudly and too inflammatory a way but engaged. i thought there was an interventionist theme, frankly, saying, you know, cuba is an undemocratic place and we're

joe: i am joe weisenthal. julia chatterley is on assignment. watching on twitter, you can watch our live coverage. atrlet: when you look equities, not a whole lot happening in terms of major indexes. although the nasdaq had its worst week in the month. joe: so much news between the , theics, weather earthquake, geopolitics. for the most part, not a lot of headline action for equities. scarlet: and in nice round number for the dow, 21,800. abigail: we do have big movers on the day starting out with equifax. down 13%, its worst day since 1999. there was a massive online security breach of the credit bureau. hackers may have gotten the information on as many as 143 million. and there is evidence executives sold shares the day after the hack. investors clearly not liking any of it. turning to big movers, read resources down 7%. emp downgraded to neutral. it is now down to 52% this year. freeport mcmoran having a rough day, down 6%. copper down 3% on the day. they say that is about profit taking. copper had been doing well this year. take a look at