liz ann made an excellent point. are they higher on higher inflation expectations, on growth, or higher because we have a supply/demand imbalance in treasuries. you're seeing that additional supply in the market putting a cap on the ten year and that's creating a more fundamentally foundational opportunity for people to buy equities coming into what will be an interesting next ten weeks or so. >> but you don't believe in the market as it sits here. you certainly don't believe we're having a year-end move higher because you want to overweight cash and investment grade bonds over equities which you are neutral on. what does that say about your psyche of the market? >> so i think it's a tale of two time frames. i'm so glad you asked me, scott. the next ten weeks or so, if you look over the last several years when we've had a tough september, the markets have yielded generally a fairly positive outcome in the fourth qua quarter, and so it's about positioning. the cap on yields i talked about and a little less volatility

liz ann sonders on speed bumps. we'll do comprehensive preview of tomorrow's jobs report that could be a make-or-break moment for this stock market. stunning reversal from the biden administration on acute, immediate need for border wall. no longer separate and equal. the assault on congress and the supreme court continues. it is easy to believe it has never been this bad and we can't overcome today's issues. i will share a letter from a irate you viewer and share my response as well. all that and more on "making money." ♪. charles: so the markets stumbled to the point where tomorrow really could be a make-or-break moment. it is weak enough to fall completely apart. in fact take a look at this the spydrs, a great chart from bespoke, spy made lower lows 33 of last 50 trading days and that ties and all-time record. as a result of that weakness, folks, every sector, every single sector, 11 sectors in the s&p 500, every single one of them are now trading below their 50-day moving average. every single one of them. there

jonathan: thank you very much to liz ann sonders. -- 13.2 million barrels a day of production in this country and all i have heard from a lot of people is on the budget and the ability of this country to respond across multiple fronts. tom: tobias adrian has had fiscal sustainability and that was percolating except i would not say it was just u.s. abhisit , domestic issue, it is worldwide. lisa: the dysfunction adds to the feeling of uncertainty and we may get some sort of vote this week on jim jordan who basically is is bid for speaker is dead in the water. there was some talk on the democratic side of hakeem jeffries bringing some bipartisanship to the house. the fact that we are discussing that and not some of the bigger issues that are suddenly driving the conversation in the investment world gives you a sense of where we are. tom: it -- i take your point. this percolating on a monday morning of the middle ground gets together like what happened . jonathan: and supports the democrat. that is a big ask, isn't it? tom: historically

liz: anne frank, sure. >> are these students doing threatening or are these professional organizers?e groups of demonstrators includes students and then include others as well. >> so you're saying that major colleges are allowing outside radical influencers to come on campus and threaten jewish students and the, these places like harvard and cornell are doing nothing to stop that? >> the universities would claim they're doing something to stop it but the reality of what we've seen is that at most there is equivocation when it comes to jews. when it comes to pro-hamas, pro-palestinian activists who are demonstrating, they're permitted to demonstrate at some universities and they're given security. when it comes to jewish students or faculty at those same universities they're told they can't demonstrate because it would be unsafe. liz: marc kasowitz, come back when you filed the suit. >> absolutely. liz: thank you so much, charlie. here we go, closing bell two minutes away, the dow and s&p on the pace to snap its three-day losing streak. nasdaq on its way to its second positive day in

it is something like we would see with liz ann sonders at schwab.ting. lisa: we have seen money market close starting to shift. i am wondering how much of that is going into duration if you are buying longer-term bonds. it does not mean it can drive yields lower if it is a price-sensitive buyer. tom: futures -21. fix 22.3. s&p down .5%. lisa: it feels like as this war drags out in the middle east, there is a feeling the existential risk has been hanging over markets quite as much. manus, you have been covering this a bit. it feels right now people are saying, we are going to wait and see unless there is an escalation. we are going to focus on everything else. manus: i'm going to give you a pause for thought. i grew up in northern ireland. i have lived through violence, have seen many wars. the bottom line is, it is so presumptive and so preemptive of these markets to think it is time to say the sensation is coming. we are far from making that call and these markets are way too presumptive. tom: we could go all day on this. this is a new conflict wit

ann wagner said, quote, hell no. today congresswoman "hell no" wagner came out in support of jim jordan. jordan, whom former congresswoman lizsays was deeply involved in trump's conspiracy to steal the election, they seemed to be losing those principles over the weekend. cnn's melanie zanona is with us. can jordan get to 217? >> reporter: he made notable progress today and flipped several key holdouts. in addition to ann wagner, he won the support of two defense hawks who were skeptical of his foreign policy views and also won support of former allies of steve scalise. in their explanations for why they're supporting jim jordan, it's not because they think he's the best candidate for the job. it's because they want to be team players and end the chaos that has rained on the house floor. there are over a dozen holdouts by our count. he can only lose four republicans on the floor. he's vowing to take this fight to the floor, going to grind down his opposition on the house floor, a similar strategy to what kevin mccarthy did in january. there's been an intense conservative grassroots campaign trying to pressure these house repu

scarlett mccgwire someone calling themselves lady anne on twitter says, please can you tell scarlett that i'm not old or male ? and i voted for lizand i voted for liz truss . however, the do go on say that they're no longer a member of they're no longer a member of the party. but i think picking you up on when you were saying earlier it's just no , no earlier it's just old no, no what i mean earlier it's just old no, no whati mean i mean average what i mean i mean the average the average age i think for a tory, a member is 60, labour is labouris tory, a member is 60, labour is labour is 54. >> and that was when momentum was at its height. members of political parties is old people i saw. i'm glad she's young. >> they're extraordinary mind parties on both sides. >> of course they are. you have to be mad people like us. >> political obsessives like us are strange, strange people are are strange, strange people are a group of young protesters , um, a group of young protesters, um, protesting outside of this tory party conference. >> i wonder if i can bring up the clip for you because i've got to say, i found it a little bit odd. can

liz truss calling for tax cuts, are the tories in the throes of a civil war? i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker , be asking tonight's newsmaker, the formidable ex—government minister, annlus, tomorrow's newspaper , front tomorrow's newspaper, front pages and live reaction from my top pundits . so a packed show, top pundits. so a packed show, lots to get through. but first, here's the news with lisa hartle i >> -- >> i'm lisa hartle in the newsroom. i promise to increase efforts to stop illegal migrants from entering the country has been made at the conservative party conference. that's as the latest figures show, more than 537 people were intercepted trying to cross the channel yesterday. the foreign secretary, james cleverly told the party faithful he's working with international allies to stop the boats. >> i've written to all of our ambassadors, all of our high commissioners, and i've instructed each and every one of them to do even more work with them to do even more work with the countries in which they represent the uk , to help stop represent the uk, to help stop the abhor print trafficking of human lives across the english channel. be in no doubt, no doubt at a

liz truss calling for tax cuts, are the tories in the throes of a civil war? i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker , be asking tonight's newsmaker, the formidable ex—government minister, annlus, tomorrow's newspaper , front tomorrow's newspaper, front pages and live reaction from my top pundits . so a packed show, top pundits. so a packed show, lots to get through. but first, here's the news with lisa hartle i >> -- >> i'm lisa hartle in the newsroom. i promise to increase efforts to stop illegal migrants from entering the country has been made at the conservative party conference. that's as the latest figures show, more than 537 people were intercepted trying to cross the channel yesterday. the foreign secretary, james cleverly told the party faithful he's working with international allies to stop the boats. >> i've written to all of our ambassadors, all of our high commissioners, and i've instructed each and every one of them to do even more work with them to do even more work with the countries in which they represent the uk , to help stop represent the uk, to help stop the abhor print trafficking of human lives across the english channel. be in no doubt, no doubt at a

mean, as you say, anne, that we are now looking more likely to have an election in a year time, october, november. by then, the government be then, the government will be hoping of liztoday, a year today, truss period year ago today, the truss period ended. might be ended. don't forget, might be receding the rear—view receding into the rear—view mirror the electorate and mirror for the electorate and the could be down. the inflation could be down. people might feel a bit better off after maybe a tax cutting budget in march, but it's not easy for the tory party. and again, just gets frankly. >> my goodness. reflecting on a year liz truss resigned. year ago, liz truss resigned. well, our two gentlemen on the spot, thank you very much indeed. christopher hope there indeed. christopher hope there in mid and jack carson in in mid beds and jack carson in tamworth with those overnight by—election results. it's 7:11 already. the us president joe biden addressed americans last night where he tried to convince them to fund $100 billion in new spending to buy weapons and send humanitarian aid to israel and ukraine. let's have a watch and listen to what he said . listen to what