so, you know, kendra is a very financially strong company they've been lowering expense, reducing capx by 30% they have a new pipeline coming on in 2021 all of these things are going to boost their cash flow and support that dividend. they have 7%, 8% dividend yield and possibly even lead to some share buybacks right now we prefer that midstream exposure to either the exploration production in integratives, refining. >> music to pete najarian's ears, right, pete? are you still in kmi >> absolutely. >> into morgan >> i absolutely am there's no reason to get out of this thing, at least in the near term that i can see, scott. >> i don't know. except for that little number over there on the right-hand side of that chart that we were just showing that said it was down 39% over the last year. i don't know of any other reasons to maybe get out of it, pete, but maybe that would be one. >> well, i still think, scott, i think the story's still in place. as she was just mentioning, midstream story. they've cut back on capx they're financial position is great. when they needed, they cut back on th

question fromr kendra boyd. she says, i really enjoyed reading the book. can you talk a little more about wheeler's relationship with his wife and how she influenced his activism? the first question is a really complicated question. one way i will answer is this. i like to think about this riod, directly pe after the civil war, and i think about the idea of economic emancipation, and her book does a really good job in giving us the economic sense of this transition from slavery to freedom. but one thing we don't often think about is the way we look at reconstruction as exercising for becoming this political democracy. we talk a lot about politics and one thing we don't tend to talk idea of how reconstruction was economic democracy, and looking at the way african-americans had economic understanding of their freedom from the very beginning. it is important for us to understand our own ideas about economic freedom, economic independence, and how best to achieve those possibilities. in this moment, i like to use a sensehat, we really got a that our country an

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already breaking from biden on his oil industry comments, pointing to this one in particular from kendra horn, a democrat from oklahoma, who says this is one of the places that biden and i disagree, we must stand up for our oil and gas industry, we need in all of the above energy approach which is consumer friendly, and protects oklahoma jobs. i will keep fighting for that in congress. that is what the democrat from oklahoma in that tossup race in her health district in oklahoma said on twitter last night. host: and in oklahoma, brad, a supporter of joe biden. hello. caller: good morning. you are doing a wonderful job. my favorite moment of the debate was when vice president biden said, show us your taxes or quit talking about corruption. it's beyond me how anybody can listen to donald trump telling us he's going to release his taxes and keep a straight face. he said he would release them if he ran for president, and if he said he would get them if he got the nomination, he got the nomination, then he said he would release them if you want the election then he said the , irs would not le

oklahoma congresswoman kendra horn we did this "here's one of the places biden and i disagree, we mustp for our oil and gas industry. we need and all of the above energy approach that is consumer friendly, values, energy, independence, and protects okay jobs." fox business phil flynn is in chicago. it may be one of those things heard around the world when you consider the topic. >> we heard it loud in the oil patch, and joe biden is coming for you guys and they know it. they really i think joe biden made a big tactical error, i think that he lost a lot of folks in the oil patch last night and when it comes to the impact on energy, they are talking about a major part of the u.s. economy. he is going to shut down 8% of the nation's gross domestic product. he is going to replace 11 million jobs? that is a very tall order, and to be honest with you, i think it is going to be a big mistake for joe biden and i think he lost a lot of votes. >> harris: you know, when he talks about fracking and some of these other things, i'm just curious, you know, you kind of hear him say, only on federal la

about crop losses and enabling economy they're also wanting of the government to address issues like kendra based balanced violence against women and children which continues to be to say the least problematic in south africa and it's an issue that's come up in the media have come up in the spotlight a number of times and there are governments in criticized for not doing enough one of the other things people here. wanting oppressed was the issue of pay rises think was the war pay rise wage increases were meant to be implemented the there hasn't happened people yankee teachers a civil servants some people who are health workers this really is about a positive in. he want that group of men to make i've also list to growing frustration and for people here this is their occasion to dance to the space station and hopefully have government listen if roughly to an important party like perfectly ok for me to thank you very much for me the middle of the in pretoria for the news hour. time the weather is evident how low chad hall has now been upgraded to a typhoon that system continues to intensify o

. >> by the way, kendra horn, running for oklahoma 5. but you are exactly right.-- and it's difficult. look. how many democrats have we seen covering politics fall into this -- i wouldn't even call it a trap. it's a very fine line because they do want to not make people who are very worried, understandably so, about losing their jobs, even more worried. and say forget it i'm going to vote for the other guy. >> and this underlines something that -- that is interesting in this race which is joe biden's not a great candidate. i mean, like in terms of his speaking style. he flubs a lot of stuff. there are a lot of gaffes. we haven't really seen it because of the coronavirus pandemic. he hasn't been out there on the stump. he hasn't been pressing the flesh. haven't been as many voters challenging him. i mean, this happens. i covered -- this is his second presidential race i've covered and there was one when i was a freshman in college. he's not necessarily the strongest candidate but this is a race against donald trump. and as joe biden always says, don't compare me to

already breaking from biden on his oil industry comments, pointing to this one in particular from kendraorn, a democrat from oklahoma who says this is one of the places that biden and i disagree, we must stand up for our oil and gas industry we need in all of the above energy approach which is consumer friendly, and protects oklahoma jobs. i will fight for that in congress. that's not tossup race in her house district in oklahoma on twitter last night. and in oklahoma, brad, a supporter of joe biden. moment of favorite the debate was when vice president biden said show us your taxes or quit talking about corruption. it's beyond me how anybody who listens to donald trump telling us he's going to release his taxes and keep a straight face. he said he would release them if he ran for president, and if he got the nomination, he got the nomination and he doesn't release them, not after the election or after inauguration, then he said the irs would not let him release them. and finally the new york times gets the taxes and heat pays less than most working-class people in this country and he ha