the country's elections last month yes exactly the election morale is one what i am just asked mark weiss project director of the center for economic and policy research you can look at any website for any major news organization in the world and no one has yet presented any evidence and that's because there isn't anywhere i think the media has played as you drooled by simply repeating over and over again this allegation which is really nothing at this point more than an unfounded conspiracy theory oh yeah it's one of the unfounded conspiracy theories we were. so that means it's totally true. man able to just fled the country on a boat premise that he rig the elections here in the us hillary clinton has stuck around even after. the d.n.c. admitted in court they rigged through their twenty's 16 primary elections. what what what do we have to do to get some of our to flee to mexico. a. and you don't say here even when they're being impeached they dig in like goddamn tax and like parasites like the t.v. show survivor you always think it's going to be gone but it's not. but something else you

the country's elections last month yes exactly the election morale is one what i am just asked mark weiss brock director of any major news organization in the world and no one has yet presented any evidence and that's because there isn't any but i think the media's played as you drooled by simply repeating over and over again this allegation which is really nothing at this point more than an unfounded conspiracy theory oh yeah it's one of the conspiracy theories we were. so that means it's totally true. man able to just fled the country on a boat premise that he rig the elections here in the us hillary clinton stuck around even after. the d.n.c. admitted in court they rigged through their twenty's 16 primary elections. well what do we have to do to get some of our to flee to mexico. a good. every. day here even when they're being you. they dig in like goddamn tax you know like parasites like the t.v. show survivor you always think it's going to be gone but it's not. but something else you need to know about bolivia it's not alone it's one of many countries that were involved in the pink t

in the country's elections last month yes exactly the election morale is one what i just asked mark weiss brought director of the center for economic and policy research you can look at any website for any major news organization in the world and no one has yet presented any evidence and that's because there isn't any but i think the media split as you drooled by simply repeating over and over again this allegation which is really nothing at this point more than an unfounded conspiracy theory oh oh why it's one of the conspiracy theories we're. so that means it's totally true. man just fled the country on a bold premise that he rig the election here in the us hillary clinton stuck around even after. the d.n.c. admitted in court they rigged with their 2016 primary.

weiss, to you. marc in pennsylvania, think i know where youstand because yo mentioned this stock earlier if people were paying attention. marknnsylvania wants to know about fedex. >> i'm staying with it. it's been a great trade. it's still an historically cheap valuation. they got rid of amazon so margins will go up. there's no reason why the stock can't go a lot higher than where it is now. >> okay. all right. more trades ahead, including qualcomm, the stock surging after earnings. first let's go to tyler matheson with a look at what's coming up on the exchange. >> let's tell you what's coming up. america's corporate debt pile is about to face potentially a massive test. and we will take a closer look at what's at stake and how it could affect you and your holdings >>> plus, espionage on twitter. the story of how two former employees that the company became spies for saudi arabia, it's alleged. >>> and china issues restrictions on playing video games. that's ahead in rapid fire. i'll see you then. "halftime report" right back after this. woman: what does the word "partner" really mean? someone i can trust. games. ck) who is

weiss, first of all, why did it come down to tennessee? >> well, it -- the federal amendment, so, the suffrage cause had been going on for seven decades, 72 years at this point, if we mark it from the first organized meeting at seneca falls in 1848. that's not the first time it was discussed. it wasn't the first time women were advocating for it, but we market it as that, for various reasons. it's the first public call. so from that time to 1920, 72 years. the-- for various reasons that i explained in the book, women were working both at the state level and at the federal level. they finally got a federal amendment passed after 40 years. it has been stuck in congress for who years, since 1878 and finally, in 1919 after world war i and women participating in a different way than they'd ever participated before, congress finally relengths narrowly, narrowly passes it and it goes out to the state. three quarters of the states have to ratify, that's 36 states because there are 48 states in the union at that time, 35 have ratified by the summer of 1920, just one more if needed, and for various reasons, it turns out, tennessee is the sort of best hope for the suffragists. >>

weiss. the proposal came during a campaign to change the business strategy and per -- boost share value. fired atgan stanley least for traders over miss marking$140 million. the bank opened an investigation which involves traders based in london and new york. this marking means the value placed on securities not reflect their actual worth. net income fell 20%. it aims to reduce outgoing by lowering at a spending and reviewing the works. chinas outside mainland have fallen more than a third since october. how: let's get a check of we are trading. byhave the nikkei higher .25% after disappointing industrial numbers. employment steady. keeping thekorea rates unchanged at 1.25%. looking bright in this part of the world. similar story in new zealand. almost 1%. both indexes floating with record highs. this is bloomberg. ♪ inl: it is 9:00 a.m. beijing, shanghai, and singapore. welcome to "bloomberg markets: china open." i am tom mackenzie. david: we are counting down to the open of trade in hong kong. let's get to your top stories this friday. trumpters thank president for his support in hong kong. markets wait to see how china will respond to the