rising numbers in hospitals that are at or near capacity, the republican governor of this state, kristi noem, refuses to issue a statewide mask mandate and saying people who don't want to wear masks shouldn't be shamed because they don't want to. actually, they should. because science shows masks work, not only to protect one's self-s, but to protect your fellow citizens. as a south dakota state medical association put it in a statement supporting a statewide mask mandate, masks work to decrease the risk of infection for everyone. which is why there are restrictions at the pine ridge reservation behind me which recently included a reservationwide shutdown and installed checkpoints to stop the spread. the disconnect between the native american tribes taking aggressive measures and state and federal officials taking a hands off approach has increased already inflamed tensions. joining me here on site this morning is the state representative, peri pourier. she's a member of the ogala tribe. the pine ridge begins here and goes now to the border? >> correct. >> welcome to the show. thank you

governor kristi noem is coming up next.age to her and other republicans who have so far not acknowledged and we heard senator blunt earlier president-elect biden's victory. >> look, i think it's a mistake. first of all, it is the exact disunity that was just rejected, right? now you're going to stretch to find some legal case and further deteriorate trust in the democratic constitution of this nation. if these election results came in on one night, george, i i i would be called a blow-out, that would be the headline, right?. 4 million popular votes, states no one thought joe biden thought would win. the voting trump was counting on, the military vote, et cetera, never materialized. it would be a blowout. stop the rancor. stop the fighting. we have real problems. let's move on together. and i think you'll see this year i'm chairman of the national governors association. i think you'll see republican governors who were cowered by trump's philosophy to deny covid, don't take tests because if you take tests, then you'll find ca

kristie? i don't think there is any doubt in people's minds right now market for it will hit an all time high very soon. i mean, we're marking cat has already hit an all time high this week to about 3 $129000000000.00. so this breakout is continuing the entire market and ranks higher as well. so we continue tailwind in this market that will only push prices higher. so 1st off as we started out, we see drops in exchange reserves. so this shows that people are moving a bit off of the exchange, indicating that the holy not sound like year to date. my mountain on exchanges have dropped 8 percent of this is really significant. because it showed up there are more apt to i then sell at her price almost like the rally. so secondly, we talked about the rising institutional demand in the past month pay pal bought almost 70 percent of all the new lead mine decline and that is only expected to increase. and finally, this market demand is primarily driven by spot demand miss to sell. so i'm pretty crisis,

and interesting point there, octavio kristie, u.s. equities are down wednesday as it's pointing out employment data kept sentiment in check on where they initially jobless claims rose for the 2nd week in a row. break it all down for us kristie you know, some right now are definitely had it for a double dip here for the 2nd week as we have the number of americans filing for the 1st time on planet rising printing at 778000 or 730000. so you have illinois, michigan, washington and california suffering the largest surge in initial claims. i walk into new claims, fell worse than expected. and i think emergency claims are soaring as americans roll off the standard unemployment benefits so that the kind has been completely off base. so now we're looking at the social tally, the aggregate number of americans who see the unemployment benefits rose over one 130000 last week to well over our 20000000. so i think it paints a pretty good picture now of what working for the center as the economy is continuing to get. and we've been saying this, but

kristie u.s. stocks were obviously choppy on one day as investors remain hopeful on that positive vaccine news right in the front that could result in a smoother economic recovery. but is it a little too optimistic given the rising number of, of zombie corporations and the united states. now, you know, we talk about the rise of the zombie companies at the onset of kroner and how these are not on buyable firms that are adding to the us this rising corporate debt problem. so zombie firms are highly indebted and continue to incur losses, but they somehow manage to stay alive and continue to operate with the support of constant stimulus and loans. they actually add very little value to economic prospects. so like on a day like today when small caps were originally hitting a bar high earlier this morning, that's actually hiding the fact that according to bloomberg over 500 ratios in the russell 3000 are and act now and zombie corporations. so zombies now account for nearly 20 percent of all large. she

yeah kristie i was going to join us about this and just a minute here to talk about a whole bunch of things including the silk road issue. but i got to say real quick about this you know if you consider the fact that number one for folks who don't realize this the silk road was absolutely instrumental in the development of bitcoin over time because even though one really has nothing to do with the with each other in terms of big point itself. the silk road gave a lot of legitimate see to how you could use big corn in order to kind of get around existing systems having said that the feds have been chasing the silk road money for a very long time and the fact that they're now connected to the so-called individual x. who is found in these court filings it sounds to me like this is these are accounts that the federal government has access to and now they're trying to say it was a hacker who was helping them but we can't identify the hacker to you so you don't really know who it is the whole thing seems as kids say they super sketched well let's bring in christiane to talk about it becaus

now kristie when we look at what's been going on with the markets movement especially amid the pandemic big quake has been surging and it's continuing this joe strong momentum even after a major rally how is this rally different from the one we saw in 2017 where big hit its all time highs and then that subsequently came crashing down. well this time around this is just a different story bit criner not the entire quantity based not on the chart companies actually up on their they didn't limit their pockets to just to find the right. back in 2017 even with speculation that what could be. you know what they were were having the final call and. yet kristie we're having a little trouble with your connection so let's let's just go to this next point that i want to hit on with octavio is expected to be a quiet week moving forward after we just lived through basically a hurricane of news in the past 7 days earning season is basically winding down and focus going to shift towards consumer spending and this holiday season that we have coming up what are you expecting in the 4th quarter of this ye

but kristie moving over to currency last month. that was the 1st month since 20 their team that the euro was the most used currency for global payments. it outpaced the dollar. is this the start of the dollar as a well, that was certainly a surprise. i mean, it was coming in the past couple years have been kind of marked with trade up. keep will a pandemic induced recession and geopolitical tensions that have all or to reduce the share of international humans in dollars? so the u.s.d. has weakened more than 11 percent from its march against a basket of major peers. and analysts are betting further drop is coming. so we have a lot about the dollar is a show on the show and how other countries, especially china, india, russia, and they've all been trying to find a way to break free of the dollar as graphic were treated. so it looks like that reality is slowly coming as we see investors and business is dealing more and more with the euro stet. so currently at the ranking stands last month, the euro was followed by the dollar and the j

yet kristie we're having a little trouble with your connection so let's let's just go to this next point that i want to hit on with octavio is expected to be a quiet week moving forward after we just lived through basically a hurricane of news in the past 7 days earning season is basically winding down and focus going to shift towards consumer spending and this holiday season that we have coming up what are you expecting in the 4th quarter of this year. well i don't. expect to be a. leader on the other side of things that. of course i my natural news got of a slow week but yeah yeah yeah it's been a very dark week so it has been out. to say. well i think if you look at consumer spending overall things look pretty good for u.s. consumers in september. and now in the 1st part of the movie see that nothing terribly serious of a slowdown maybe that consumers are getting because again and look at this and say we're not really sure that rex is going in make the election who knows but if the 1st week of the. beyond that we have got and he's. only really resigning side. and there's others on the

kristie. i want to start with you here. why is because we've had such a great year and will continue to climb. well this year has been absolutely incredible. a we're not censored and there are many crashes. and as you talk about this well run, it's come with me during the rally and back in 78 because this time was primarily institutional farai. creating the bedrock that we really didn't have before. so we had a range of wall street investment firms that started to see like that, you know, the great grayscale in less than 10000000000 or it's not since i read that, there were other public companies such as microstrip, where they've made significant that some are now supporting peanuts, and since they aren't, they basically rise to the network value or more people who adopt it the more parabolic later price rises. so this year we have substantial engagement from institutional players. rather. thank you readers more holy for while creating back and support. so this is only the beginning because they point to price will continue

kristi haskins johnson of mississippi to be united states district judge for the souther district of mississippi. the presiding officer: the senator from vermont. mr. leahy: mr. president, i'm struck by the fact, as i cal people around my state of vermont, which is, like your state, every state, is suffering from covid, althou our -- i will compliment our republican governor, who has kept the numbers dow lower than practically any other state in the country. but we're facing winter, and even today the outgoing prident does not seem to be willing to acknowledge the huge mistake he made in not accepting the fact that we had a covid pandic coming to this country. we lost too much time preparing for it. we're still not adequately prepared for it. we could take some hope in news of new vaccinations. but even those going to take months before that can be fully implemented. the reason i mention this, mr. president, is that the senate time and time and time again is voting on jicial nominees that have been recommended predominatenantly by special interest group -- predinantly by a special in

coin is breaking 15000 we'll say it again 15000 so to break this down we turn to the us show host kristie i am chris over mulan founder and chief market strategist of the technical traders dot com guys glad that you're here chris i got to start with you because before the election all the analysts were saying that if we had a prolonged election if we didn't get a result on the 3rd the market was going to plummet under all the uncertainty that wall street didn't know what to do with the volatility instead it's going the exact other way to huge days of rallies what gives. yeah well the market likes to do what the masses are not expecting and of course this big rally is pretty exciting it's good to see but i think it's really on the back there we're seeing you know that the democrats aren't likely to get control of the senate if biden wins year and of course that gives us a little bit of certainty of what's going on who's likely to win with the election going forward and really you know if if you get a mixed house then it's going to be tough for bite into put through some risk or some some s

and also kristie you've mentioned this is what often there are families who are incarcerated. there are moms, his daughters are incarcerated brothers, his little brothers, are incarcerated. now may you were nodding up a storm when christie was talking about that. you recognize that if that happened to hear you, there's been 3 generations of women in my family that have been through the justice system. so my name, my aboriginal man was thrown into jail after the children were stolen and then my mother has had contact with the justice system in the noyo. unfortunately followed in the same footsteps, but of managed to break that cycle mail with my own children through cultural healing and that journey of connecting with my identity in aboriginality. i want to move us on a little bit because these stats and know this is not suddenly breaking news for strain breaking news for indigenous communities around australia. so what are people doing now? reckon you're doing what christine, you are doing the research. the information is out there. so how are people reacting? i want to introd

companies if you can do it to one you can do it to others and now kristie huawei remains a major issue for the u.s. and at this point it appears the top administration has been pretty successful at slowing while waves development worldwide is were always a future directly related to what happens in this election. and our way tensions around technology that will still remain between the u.s. and china you. if i don't win the trump and ministration it's something in motion that has created this tension and animosity that isn't going to just disappear overnight it's takes a lot of time to rebuild the trust the reporting the cooperation that we had before because all our friendships and trust that's been shattered so it's going to take some time and a lot to turn the ship back around to get things back to the way they were if ever so certainly things will be incrementally better for things won't be as volatile as the trump tweets are sudden and without warning it will be more rule based but the tensions are still going to be there because while the biden and mr biden has slammed the trade

naomi muffy is a community activist and kristi sharma is a senior research out with human rights watch. we also asked the government's national indigenous australians agency to join us, but they toned down our invitation. got they did send a statement and i will be sharing that with you a little bit later on. ladies, thank you so much for being part of today's show make and there are just 2 numbers that are in my head right now. one is tang, that's the age of criminal responsibility l strain. the other one is 50 times more indigenous youngsters are incarcerated. white young says in australia, those 2 numbers are shock. what does that mean to family? and if we take it away, certain numbers and we talk about family, what does that mean? it means that it's broken families, families, that it, that it may subjected to racism or discrimination. marginalisation pretty clearly in whispers right now. as mentioned in the other video here, we have a mother who channels and the discrimination is really one. we are putting national suicide prevention and one recovery. very direct, my colleague and

lock down for that for that reason i was actually for it not affect the already hurting economy but kristie the night was full of surprises not just here in the united states but over in china the acro-bat i.p.o. was act halted it was also less than 48 hours before it was expected to be the largest i.p.o. in history what happened here. so this was come clearly not expected and they look both bankers and global investors looking for answers because billions and billions of dollars have already been tied up into this i.p.o. especially the bankers looking for the 400 $1000000.00 payout with the successful listing so now the i.p.o. has been halted after the founder jack ma was summoned and by the regulators who said that they had discovered anna raya shortcomings so chinese authorities didn't give many details about the issues behind us and i've been so far saying only there had been significant changes in the regulatory environment and that this move was to protect the country's capital markets there and i.p.o. had created a frenzy both at hong kong and shanghai months both institutional and s

now, kristie as we head towards the holiday season, shopping at fishley kicks off on thursday. shipping networks are going to be taxed to the maps, but are we going to see consumption pick up in the face of this pandemic? well, granted, certainly an interesting situation can overpower the shipping networks are definitely constrained. as the 3 major carriers have been shipping already. past the for months now for ship to them i am. and so this is going to be unprecedented . and with endless producing there to be about. and 1000000 packages a day delays are based getting to christmas. so expectations are that it is going to read see only 9100000 parcels a day during his $34.00 day period. so last year, for comparison, total capacity was only at $65300000.00 packages. so this is definitely going to be a new record for our last count of the dhobi analytics predicting a total of $189000000000.00 and on my holiday sales. so that will interest 33 percent increase compared to last year, which is equal to true year's worth of quality e-commerce sales growth shoved all into one season. s

there kristie i so that you know obviously we're sitting here looking at a presidential race that is inconclusive to say the least who knows how long this goes on is this going to impact even damper consumer spending this holiday season considering where the retailers are right now or is that going to be more of an issue do you think of coronavirus and what lingers there. it's going to play into well yeah retailers have faced a tremendously difficult 2021st they had disrupted supply chain lines coming from china when china suffered from coronavirus then coronavirus hit our shores and all the retailers they had to shine or lay off and then attempt to reopen again then they had to board up again and hunker down during the george floyd protest so they went quite a lot this year and now they face another threat during the all important holiday season which is to create consumer spending in the face of this problem of the election so consumer spending has been pretty strong during this entire lockdown and coming out of lockdown but now we're starting to go into the holiday season when it'

now kristie, let's turn on the unemployment numbers that came out on thursday morning. the labor department showed those numbers rose to 742000 last week. this is the 1st increase we've seen. and about 5 weeks now, are we going to phoenix number 30 again, because of the increase in encoding 1000 cases, we're saying yes. and i don't think this was a surprise to anyone given the daily number of surges in new covert cases every single day. so unemployment is actually like an indicator. so we've been saying for weeks now, as we get further into this 2 season, the 2nd wave is going to be more apparent and stricter lockdowns emergence are parts of the nation and businesses are forced to either reduce capacity and or operate hours. we're likely to see more unemployment furloughs to the holidays. so this week you see an assault on the biggest surge in jobless claims. and it's continuing claims. have continued to fall data show that americans have been transitioning and rolling on to the pandemic emergency claim. and step, so that decrease has pretty much been entirely offset, s

guesswork out in terms of who's going to prosper and who's going to fail depending on who joins now kristie i know you like to keep an eye on the crypto market how about bitcoin how is crypto actually positioned going into the presidential election. while big client is literally just dollars away from its highest monthly close so this set up guy and elections actually looking quite bullish especially we look at a few factors going on right. now so firstly regarding the elections no matter who wins the result will be pretty good for safe haven such as gold and because i mean on the us situation for markets in europe that's looking pretty bleak with the new lockdown restrictions being implemented across the continents so now the e.c.b. also confirming more stimulus and more money printing with democrats and republicans at full strength for mike more stimulus because it is looking pretty good as an inflation hedge so secularly we also have the support of institutional as they continue to just so the tween pay pal which is the 2nd 20th smartest bank my deposits coming in you know square greysca

now kristie when we look at what's been going on with the markets movement especially amid the pandemic big has been surging and it's continuing this joe strong momentum even after a major rally how is this rally different from the one we saw in 2017 where big hit its all time highs and then that subsequently came crashing down. well this time around is it just not clear that the different story bitcoin actually entire plot keeps taste that time to mature and it's companies actually have time to their bidding implement that context to justify it. back in 27 pm with a speculation of what could be well. you know what the weather we're having to find out. yet christi we're having a little trouble with your connection so let's let's just go to this next point that i want to hit on with octavio is expected to be a quiet week moving forward after we just lived through basically a hurricane of news in the past 7 days earning season is basically winding down and focus going to shift towards consumer spending and this holiday season that we have coming up what are you expecting in the 4th quarte

kristie, despite thing a quicker akari from a pandemic. china is now borrowing at negative rates. what do we know about that? so china actually finds itself in a very coveted spot right now, as it is basically the only nation who is still expected to grow in 2020. it is the 1st major economy to restore production and most of the nation services. so the economy is forecast to expand about 2 percent 2021, point 5 percent next year due to increase in domestic consumption. so meanwhile, most other nations are still struggling just to contain the spread of the virus and they're in the midst of obsession. so as such, china now is essentially getting to our oh, china has sold the nation's 1st, met you only saw vermont on wednesday, a very strong order book from global investors. so as china remains to be a compelling story, and the offering was extremely attractive to investors, searching for yield, as a pandemic, has extended a period of historically low interest rates. pretty much globally. the demand demonstrated that international investors are very confident in trying to rebound sto