build up a good track record remember we call this action and we call it the most because of larry williamsdozen books. williams have been on a roll ever since last year the economy and the stock market would come roaring back. i saw no one else who made that call he made another big, bold call he said that there was going to be a classic late september. he ran the numbers and realize ds that we are entering the weakest part of the year williams looked at the data concluding that late september when the pain is going to be unbearable this smart move, the sales stock for september 17th then you can buy them back once the smoke clears we went out hard with this call. telling you to sell and sell and sell i had such conviction of this. stocks are selling off into the 17 then the next trading day, yes, you got crushed by the other fiasco with that said, this is one of the few times where the cal der does feel powerful that's why selling in late september has been a winning move, no one believes this for the last 23 years straight i am already hearing a lot of people saying now it's time to star

maybe heed larry williams' warning, do some selling this week september 17th typically kicks off the toughest period of the year i want to start with gary in new york gary >> hey, jim. thank you for taking my phone call. >> of course of course. >> jim, do you think c stock is a good buy right now >> sea limited it reminds me of libre no one is focused on it. i'm going to encourage you to buy some now and then buy some lower. i do think that much of that company. jay in california, jay. >> hey, jimmy chill. we love you here in downtown l.a. you're the best, jimmy. >> i love l.a. so much i just love it how can i help? >> jim, i bought $66,000 worth of roku stock about two months ago. it used to be called the king of kings, the best of the high flying stocks, but it felt quite a bit. it was up 192% in one year it took a dive for about 30%, fell pretty hard the crazy thing is, jim, it had an incredible earnings report on august 4th it was amazing so question, why did it fall so hard should i actually more now -- >> answer, answer, jay, answer zoom by the way, zoom topia started today. pe

the chart by larry williams suggests that the rest of september could be uglier than the month so farast week might be brutal so steer yourself. because like mr. t, and in rocky 3, this prediction is pain santo in florida santso >> booyah, mr. cramer. >> how you been? >> all right so engine 39 ladder 16 fire department in new york city. >> oh, man, thank you for everything you do. thank you. >> the stock i'm interested in is power school, pwsc and maybe what do you think about it >> pwsc. i have looked at this. this is one that we've actually done some stuff on the problem is that it's another cloud based one. this time it is for education. but it is good i'm not going to tell you it is great. because it is cloud based i'm going to send you to sales force. thank you for everything you do for the city the charts suggested that the rest of september could be even uglier than we've had so far and i need you to know this stuff and brace yourself the last week of september could be the most brutal or you could profitif you really are very, very nimble and much more "mad money" ahead with a

however, we may have to wait until the second week of october when larry williams tells us is done finally, you need, let's say we need to see stocks stop suffering big declines on nothing. go back to apple the stock was down big last friday and then the launch went fine and then it still went down more and only if the stock started dropping today did people say that is not such a good phone. please i'll take it give me yours. i read about myself on twitter because i am a massicist, that would turn me into one of these. and i see that apparently i have become a raving -- now maybe at this very moment that is not such a bad thing but i'm not a bear i'm neutral for the moment i'm just waiting to have something to hang my hat on before i pull the trigger. lots of unseasoned players in that market keep mistaking my caution for belief that the whole market is headed down. i simply want to lessen the chances that the stock market gets hammered after i'm doing my buying and be done it. that is what you want. remember, you're trying to make it for a better risk reward. the bottom line, right now i

williams. you mentioned, what's interesting, larry elder in some ways became more of an issue in this race thanwarzenegger did back then even though he was the action hero. even though he was a globally known celebrity riflt schwarzenegger was very discipline in the making the campaign not about his policy positions but let's clean house. let's clean house. we just need to clean house in sacramento. >> so let me ask you. the republican party in california has been struggling. schwarzenegger was the greatest thing to happen to the republican party in california for a long time. until, of course, then he became an independent. >> the last state-wide elected republican. >> you gave as you little glimmer of this. it doesn't look as though the pro recall forces will win. of the people who voted to do that, who did they like? >> sure. let's take a long at that. here it becomes a question, right? that's red everywhere. that's larry elder. question two. please, question one is what matters. yes or no. do you keep your governor? if no carries the day, this has no meaningful the question is, though larry

larry elder and all of his other rivals. brian: this was called after an hour. williamesse joins us frontrunner larry elder's fiery response. update us. >> brian, ainsley, steve, nice to see you guys. with any election there is always going to be suspense because you never know when the polls are wrong. but, as expected, governor newsom did defeat the recall 64% of the vote. so ironically newsom long ignored the recall to an august poll showed 50/50 that he could lose. so the party shifted into gear. hitting up those wealthy liberals and corporate donors, mobilizing union volunteers and the state's sixth largest newspapers for support and democrats turned uncertainty into victory. last night newsom said california didn't just vote no on the recall but yes on climate change, abortion rights, vaccine and mask mandates. >> i'm humbled and grateful to the millions of californians who exercised their fundamental right to vote and express themselves so overwhelmingly by rejecting the negativity that's defined our politics in this country. >> democrats won by focusing on forme

larry, may you rest in peace, my friend. madam speaker, i rise today to honor my good friend, william hane, for his distinguished career. bill was born in 1944 and he attended st. patrick's grade school and marquette high school and received a bachelor's degree. soon after he enlisted and served in vietnam as a member of the first calvary division, earning the bronze star and after returning home from vietnam, he earned his juris doctorate where he met his future wife, anna. bill began his career as a clerk for george moran for the fifth appellate district one of my favorite stories was when he and his wife came to tour washington, d.c., and i had a chance to take him on the house floor here and on the senate floor where bill, who wasn't in the best health when he came, decided to sit down in the senate and an overzealous senate staffer came out and said, i'm sorry. that chair is reserved for a u.s. senator. and bill said, i'm a senator. and i happily reminded that overzealous staffer at the time it was a staff member's chair and bill was ok sitting there while we showed the glorious splendor of what we get to see every

larry: despite we still commemorate the brave men and women who ever and where they are of 9/11. saints, just the one that i knew. john william peary rest in peace. elizabeth: we have news coming in we have news coming in of ourpre on private businesses business disrupting and disrupt labor force. 19 governors plan to fight this as an unconstitutional power grab even president biden, nancy pelosi, the cdc director, dr. fauci, jen psaki already agreed month ago this was government overreach and we have the sound on that full break down how biden will lose the constitutional fight and we have this president biden claims of silver bullet using osha. it turns out this is a water pistol course have rejected that move, joining me tonight lisa maclean from health education and labor lieutenant general keith kellogg, joe concha, guy reschenthaler, terry strada, she lost her husband tom on 9/11. in john byrnes from concerned veterans for america. the white house letting the taliban approve america's leading they know how many americans are stranded there. we have 44 afghan evacuees red flag for potentialng terrorist ties in red flag o

larry: despite we still commemorate the brave men and women who ever and where they are of 9/11. saints, just the one that i knew. john williamn we have news coming in of ourpre on private businesses business disrupting and disrupt labor force. 19 governors plan to fight this as an unconstitutional power grab even president biden, nancy pelosi, the cdc director, dr. fauci, jen psaki already agreed month ago this was government overreach and we have the sound on that full break down how biden will lose the constitutional fight

for potential fraud, larry elder's website is already soliciting complaints the head of elections here bret and around the state say there no evidence of grawd. bret? >> bret: williamnight. we will have complete coverage here on fox news channel. thanks. up next, the panel reacts to the congressional testimony by the secretary of state. first, beyond our borders tonight. vladimir putin is in self-isolation after members of his inner circle tested positive for covid. the kremlin says the 68-year-old russian leader is, quote, absolutely healthy and tested negative. putin, who received russia's sputnik vaccine held several public events monday. meantime north korea's nuclear ambitions are the main focus of talks between the u.s., japan and south korea. the meeting comes a day after pyongyang touted the success of its long range cruise missile test. the u.s. is urging north korea to respond positively to offers to negotiations without preconditions. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ thanks for coming. now when it comes to a financial plan this broker is your man. let's open your binders to page 188... uh carl, are there d

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is the challenge if you will for larry elder as we're looking basically the last day of campaigning before tomorrow's election. neil? neil: thank you for that, williamy much. go to senator mark warner on this and so much else. the senator, senate select intelligence committee, banking, housing urban affairs. two of the biggest issues, afghanistan, what happened there and 3 1/2 trillion dollar budget that democrats are trying to push through by the end of the year. he will be a principal player in both. neil, always good to have you,. >> thank you, neil. neil: we talked briefly about this important testimony today from the secretary of state antony blinken and many have been arguing for his head, that the guy should resign. that there seems to be a push to fire somebody in the white house for its handling of this whole thing. how do you feel about that? >> well, neil, let's go ahead and give secretary blinken the chance to make his case. i know he will be in the house today and the senate tomorrow. i can tell you from where i sit as chair of the intelligence committee we are going back and reviewing all the intelligence leading up to the pullout. i h

larry l. strickland steven f. strobert walwyn wellington stuart, jr. benjamin suarez david scott suarez ramon suarez dino xavier suarez ramirez yoichi sumiyama sugiyama williamel thomas suhr david marc sullins christopher p. sullivan patrick sullivan thomas g. sullivan hilario soriano sumaya, jr. james joseph suozzo >> and my aunt, who was funny, outgoing and always kept the family together. i was only one week old when she passed away but i honor you every single day that -- by the name you gave to me. you are my hero and the bravest person i have known. we love and miss you. >> and my father, richard. and my uncle, james. 20 years ago today i went to school that beautiful morning, never anticipating the horror that was to come to my family and so many others. i have lived almost half of my life and it has been bittersweet. my dad and uncle have missed so much, our family has grown. my father did not get to see the nephews grow into the amazing young men that they are today. he did not get to witness the birth of my two nieces and daughters. it is heartbreaking that they will never get to hear his laugh. i often wonder what nicknames he would have given the

larry l. strickland >> steven f. strobert >> walwyn wellington stuart, jr. >> benjamin suarez >> david scott suarez >> ramon suarez >> dino xavier suarez ramirez >> yoichi sumiyama sugiyama >> william> david marc sullins >> christopher p. sullivan >> patrick sullivan >> thomas g. sullivan >> hilario soriano sumaya, jr. >> james joseph suozzo >> and my aunt. was funny, outgoing, and always kept the family together. i was only one week old when my aunt passed away, but i honor you every single day with the name you gave to me when i was born. you are my hero and the bravest person. we love and miss you. >> my father and uncle. 20 years ago today i went to school that beautiful morning, never anticipating the horror that was to come to my family and so many others. i have lived almost half of my life since then and it has been bittersweet. my dad and uncle have missed so much, our family has grown, my father did not get to see my nephews grow into the amazing young men they are today. and he did not get to witness the birth of my two nieces and two daughters. it is heartbreaking they will never get to hear his last. i often wonder what nicknames he would have given them. my uncle now