marc morial joining us to talk politics and the economy ty >> all right kelly, markets today taking ae bit of a breather after this huge rally this week. best in many, many months. all the major markets are on pace for their best weeks since march. to be specific, more on the markets coming right up as the s&p right there down five points we'll be right back with more "power lunch." what do you look for when you trade? i want free access to research. yep, td ameritrade's got that. free access to every platform. mhm, yeah, that too. i don't want any trade minimums. yeah, i totally agree, they don't have any of those. i want to know what i'm paying upfront. yes, absolutely. do you just say yes to everything? hm. well i say no to kale. mm. yeah, they say if you blanch it it's better, but that seems like a lot of work. now offering zero commissions on online trades. we charge you less so you have more to invest. ♪ >> to the bond market and the cme we go where rick santelli is tracking all the action. >> hi. it's been a wild week, if you look at the two day 10s, it looks like rates are goi

action on covid, on the economy, on racial justice and we are looking forward to that. , iven: marc morial appreciate you coming and sharing these views without. i hope you will come back -- views with aust. i hope you will come back. marc: thank you. steven: half a century after the fair housing act, racial discrimination is still preventing some americans from achieving the cornerstone of the american dream. our next guests are experts in property rights and fair housing. thomas mitchell is a professor and codirector of the program in real estate and committee developing law. he is known for his work on property rights on behalf of disadvantaged families. he received a grant, was named the macarthur fellow. lisa rice is president and ceo of the fair housing alliance, advancing fair housing pentacles and preserves and broadens fair housing protections to expand equal housing opportunities for underserved americans. 90 see you both. i am fascinated by this question havew committees of color been blocked for so long on the asset building, wealth building side of this. previous employment wr

marc morial is the president of the national urban league and author of "the gumbo coalition" aeks inpalacetogether a diverse group of people during his time as the mayor of the big easy. marc, nbc exit polls show demographics did not vote as expected and the president saw increase support among people of color and women and joe biden gained ground with white workers. are these seeds of a less or more divided country. >> first, shep, nations on joining cnbc i think we've got to recognize it we're at a historic crossroads in american history with respect to race, with respect to culture, with respect to social issues, with respect to technology and globalization and we shouldn't dismiss or misunderstand that as representing a deep set of issues that we face. now, i must say that the elephant in the room when it comes to our divided nation is leadership. >> yeah. >> and i think leadership has to play a role in not dividing or pitting people against each other but overarcing responsibility to try to help people find common ground in reconciliation this is not about the political notion of bipa

only six states have polls still open we bring back our getz, marc morial, scott walker, penny pritzgeran you have bundled for joe biden, there has been so much money sloshing around this race but you look at the returns that have come in are you getting the return on investment you hoped >> absolutely. absolutely joe biden is the man who can take this country forward. there's no reason not to want to invest in him and invest in his great ideas. he is not a socialist as some feared i've worked with him he wants to see everyone in our country thrive and he's well aware that half of the jobs that have been lost since the coronavirus have not come back and we need to invest and be smart about how we get this country out of both the health care crisis, the racial crisis as well as the economic crisis that we're facing. >> there has been a concern among some independent voters how progressive former vice president biden would have to become to cater to what the democratic party looks like right now. what did you see throughout the course of the campaign what do you think would happen if he w