david: larry shover. a lot more to say. is next. >> we are just moments away from a key senate vote deciding the fate of a project over six years in the making. remaining 1200-mile stretch of keystone pipeline transporting oil from canada to the gulf of mexico. louisiana democrat mary landrieu is scrambling to snag one more vote to reach 60 needed to pass the bill. her political career is on the line as she has until a december 6th runoff. perhaps more important than the fate of one north american jobs and energy independence at stake. joining us before the vote is taken, republican senator john any isakson of georgia. thanks for joining

liz: let us quickly go back larry shover. again youulook at what is going on with the markets at the moment. the dow posting a gain. there are mixed pictures. last hour we spoke to all the traders who gamed what would happen if the senate stayed democratic or tipped to republican. what are the guise in chicago saying on that floor? >> what they're saying, markets are pricing in, senateewill pick up six republican seats. thereby be majority. vice versa, if hotly-contested races go other way. we'll see a downdraft because the market is pricing in its prerogative that republicans take control of the senate, for better or worse. that is what i would be prepared for. david: we haven't talked about natural gas. that is going down as well. although certain companies in that area that you like. chesapeake among them. explain why. >> yeah. if you told me five years ago i would be pitching chesapeake on national tv i told you were insane. david: whh now? >> they have a plan in place changing company. they are. >> cuting. recent asset s

larry shover in the pits of cme. i have to start with oil and four-year low on oil and it ain't over yet, is it? >> i don't think it is over. it is on its niece. the -- knees. the supply overhang and opec is producing 500,000 barrels over the quota they stated. they will not do anything over thanksgiving is what the consensus says. with that demand is lumpy at best on products side when you include europe and emerging markets. brent at 70 and 65, why not, probably see that by end of the year if things continue as they are today. liz: as they are today. well, today, joe durant, we saw a big deal according to "wall street journal," according to those that missed it, baker hughes and halliburton may be linking up. could be halliburton is making a play for baker hughes's competitor in oil services industry. both stocks spiking just before the close. joe, what does this tell you? is the bull market still alive and kicking as we continue to see mergers and acquisitions? >> it definitely is and something like that really re

david: larry shover. a lot more to say. "the willis report" is next. >> we are just moments away from a key senate vote deciding the fate of a project over six years in the making. remaining 1200-mile stretch of keystone pipeline transporting oil from canada to the gulf of mexico. louisiana democrat mary landrieu is scrambling to snag one more vote to reach 60 needed to pass the bill. her political career is on the line as she has until a december 6th runoff. perhaps more important than the fate of one north american jobs and energy independence at stake. joining us before the vote is taken, republican senator john any isakson of georgia. thanks for joining us. 45 goppers will say they will vote for this ink. up to 15 democrats. can the senator bring on enough democrats on board to make the bill go? >> i think she can. i will make prediction. it will be 61 votes. gerri: really? that is turnaround from what we've been hearing. a lot at stake in this vote. what do you think is gained by passing this legislation? >> jobs, econ