[laughter] liz: purple plus blue equals stunning. >> that's merrill lynch's brokerage force right nowm to basically adopt this new age lifestyle which includes meditation. he bring this guy david ji, he's an expert at meditation. liz: okay. >> the brokers at merrill used to be this hard-charging force. he's forcing this cultural change, and it's starting to have an impact. a few days after we report that, guess what? merrill has its first big brokage meeting, big semithat are in orlando, and apparently -- not apparently, what we have learned, the fox business network has learned how many brokers are in merrill, where they are right now and in 2012, deals skipped is very important. dinner meeting, and guess what? no wheat grass juice served at the meeting. he was forcing the merrill brokers -- well, urging them. liz: what'd they drink? >> from what i understand, and it's going to be on foxbusiness.com, meat, potatoes, booze. no wheat grass juice, no cucumber juice which he'd forced them or was urging, advocating them that they drink for their health, and no john thiel at the meeting. a

charlie gasparino, who is the bank. >> merrill lynch brokerage firm known as the thundering herd, createddred years ago by charlie merrill, the father of the modern brokerage industry. it ran like a marine battalion, very smart, savvy, very direct, very tough brokers who worked that the thing, now under the new brokerage chief. liz: ohmmmmm. >> a guy named john thiel. liz: i am way too high strung, i know that shocks all of you. >> the new brokerage chief, he's been trying to change their image from the marine corps to like woodstock. so here's what he's doing. telling brokers, he's bringing in gurus, meditation gurus, david g. from the chopra institute, speaks with the brokers. [ laughter ] >> who are these people? >> there we go! he tells them to take naps during the day to meditate. you know, the old days -- liz: i would love that. >> this is what he's telling his brokers, right? liz: that was high school musical. >> we're going to talk later. liz: zac efron. >> so in the past, they used to serve beer and wine, now forces them to drink wheat grass juice. forces them to engage noble pur

. >> there's a merrill lynch broker right there.: charlie is here to discuss it. >> people are watching fox business network -- >> merrill lynch brokers are leaving becauue they don't like the calm -- >> and they're charged the culture which used to be a hard charging culture. and very masculine. not all positive. they're changing it to a very touchy-feely culture. the head of the operation wants people to take naps, do meditation, drink wheatgrass juice and cucumber juice. i don't think i know how to say his name david ji. one word. he's from -- liz: what did you you hear from wall street. >> they're so sick of it. they think it's the with the wussification of merrill lyych. this is the twitter charles the guy who founded merrill lynch is rolling in his ggave while these ivy league communists sit around and talk about their feelings. >> george bush went to yale. mitt romney went to harvard. ivy league, i ddn't get that. >> they believe they're noble purpose. they believe their purpose is somewhere else. we're bigger the lead. that

merrill lynch with a $39 price target. >>> lastly intel. ommitment to smartphone and mobile applications can help the company continue to beat earnings and raise forward guidance. merrill believes it's a winner. david: well, president obama is just about to unleash a hornet's nest by doing what he once said he couldn't do. >> with respect toed the notion i can suspend deportations through executive order, that is not the case. some people want me to bypass congress to change the laws on my own. that is not how, that is not how our system works. david: but the president is about to overrule himself by providing amnesty without congressional approval to millions of illegal aliens residing in the u.s. what will the consequences be legally, politically and economically? we turn to immigration policy analyst. alex, thank you for coming in. >> thanks for having me. david: first, legally. the president is a lawyer. he was head of the law review. he knows his law. he first said he doesn't do it. now he is about to do it. how is that possible? >> the

that compares with the merrill lynch study, to be isolated from friends and family? not being able to do the things that i enjoy? health care costs and related expenses? being in pain or discomfort? dying? quite frankly after spending 20 years my husband as a physician if you define yourself by your intellect and who you are, this is not a disease that you want to live with or impose upon family. the idea you can control what happens to you with this disease, forget it. my mother hid away prescription drugs but it slips over you as you saw that video done who is also an author. but you were in and out of reality. i am my husband's copilot and his guardian. he hasn't known who i am for the last 12 years but he knows my touch. i have to be persuaded he knows my touch because i leave the team with a 12 hour shift everyday not only for my husband before my mother as well. somewhere deep you have to believe you can reach a loved one in this space. of "washington post" reporter said i lost my prime. and it seemed to be a bitter overtones that you cannot take care of a love

and still with us is mcneil kerry, strategist at bank of america merrill lynch.the republicans do get the majority of the house, what will be their top trend. hopefully imperial tax laws are put in place that ease the burden on those in the middle class, ease the burden on businesses and continue strengthening where the market is going and where the economy has been going to continue the highway trends. boris and republicans are referring to the job market that hasn't improved. >> well, the job market has improved, obviously, as they do in an upwards cycle. but it 'tis a cyclical downturn longer than it should have been. there's a lot more burden on the be taken off. the middle class and small business owner. that's exactly what you should be doing when they take power in the senate, maybe i'm clearing wrong. >> reporter: one of the potential likely outcomes from the midterms is there's more gridlock. what does this mean for u.s. markets? >> if we take a step back and focus more on a couple different things when it comes to the equity markets. there are three thi

he worked at barclays bank, then joined merrill lynch in 2010 in london and transferred here to hong kong last year. speaking to his colleagues, they described him as normal and a really smart guy. certainly not somebody they would associate with something as brutal and gruesome as this. but as this investigation continues, we will hopefully learn more details. but certainly we have confirmed that the two women who had been murdered were both from indonesia, young women who had been living here in hong kong. >> and do we know very much more about those two women? >> reporter: no, we don't at this stage. we're still waiting for more details from the indonesian consulate. >> many thanks to our anna coren where that dreadful find was made. thank you so much. appreciate that. >>> a peaceful ceremony turned into a grisly night fair when a suicide bomber killed at least 45 people in pakistan's main border crossing with india. children and security personnel are among the dead. the bomber appeared to target crowds leaving the flag lowering ceremony. the ritual normally draws people from bot

remember when we told you about merrill lynch hippie run notion?rino with us. >> i think i just saw brian monahan dancing back there. john peel is basically trying to change the culture of merrill lynch. basically trying to get them to adopt a new age lifestyle. bringing in meditation experts. stuart: into the office? >> and during the oak ridge meetings. urging to drink wheatgrass juice and cucumber juice to meditate. this has been going on for the last couple of years. some of them came to the fox business that work. we were the first to report that this was going on. a lot of them are leaving because of this. you were unfortunately out that day. this was service journalism at its best. a new age revolution at merrill lynch. there was a big brokerage meeting. guess what they served the brokers for dinner. meat, potatoes, booze. they were testimonials to brokers. this is a fun story, obviously. there is a cultural issue here. stuart: thank you very much indeed. we have the house expected to vote on the keystone pipeline next hour. the man who deba

now we spoke to some of jutting's former colleagues from bank of america merrill lynch. they described him as being a smart, normal guy, who was very good at his job and they're completely floored to learn that he has since been charged with this double homicide. we're also hearing from the father of one of the victims. the father of 25-year-old sum atyeningcy. she was the woman found stuffed in the suitcase on the balcony. her body decomposing. her father spoke from indonesia and has called on the government to issue the death sentence if jutting is convicted of her murder. of course hong kong does not carry the death sentence here. however, it just goes to show how much pain this family must be going through. he also said that he is calling on both indonesian and hong kong government to have the bodies repatriated to indonesia, as soon as possible, where he wants to bury his daughter. we heard from the consulate and they're taking steps to do just that. >> very disturbing to hear people who knew him say no sign that anything was wrong with him. it just leaves so many q

is an investment of bank of america merrill lynch.h on this jury of let's get to something important. i just look at the fixation >>. >>membership has its privileges. >>. . oh stop. i just don't get it. perhaps i will get economics of -- perhaps they will get back to the economics of david woo's textbooks. will we see instability? >> i think we will. good news has been good news. bad news has also been good news. bad news means the fed is going to do more. that is good news for financial markets. forward, you have to recognize that now that the fed has exited qe, the political is so fareenter qe down the line, things would have to get a lot worse. qedo they like in their migration to the animal spirit of a given nation? how do they link this decision train? >> you could say now that it did not take very much bad news for them to justify qe. would have to believe that things will have to get a lot worse. when he said that we may not end qe, the stock market has not stopped rallying cents. thinkforward, do you they're going to come in y

know is how far do you think you are from closing that gap to have morgan stanley do as well as merrill lynch >> that's a great question and it has been our top strategic priority. stanley wealth management, we have a very large bank with $130 million of deposits. these are the cash balances of our clients they leave in our account and the best thing we can do is lend them back to our client in the form of a mortgage or securities based loan, tailored lending for high net worth clients. -- over the last two years, we have increased our balances in the loads we're making to our clients by $15 billion. i think we are in the middle innings in terms of closing the gap, we still have a ways to go. will be looking to broaden the banking services we offer and compete with banks had on across the landscape, including day-to-day banking. we have a lot of momentum behind it. >> how much does increased regulation hold your business back from growing? one would say dodd-frank in the volcker rule has held the back but in private wealth, where does it hold them back? >> we spend a lot of time working with

. >> this is about merrill lynch. used to perate kind of like the marines.essive, disciplined staff. they have taken a distinct turn. all of this sort of new age culture. he brings in this guy. this guy's name is david g. is that hoo you say that? >> i think there are two stories here. they want to kiss up. they turned their brokersssales force into a new age retreat. it does have a practical effect. brokers are leaving their to go to other places. for the most part, brokers are generally good. charles: a very competitive industry. >> you are right. it is like boxing or football. what would you do if your boss walked in there and said,,3 charles, i think you need to meditate? charles: i would say hell no. [laughter] charles: there is a new report out. it is a very reel threat. we have the gang. my bed is it will be real pants. two hours and two minutes away. ♪ charles: homeland security issue in awarding a russian computer virus has a possibility to infect our critical infrastructure, power plants, gas lines khalil pipeline call vulnerable. it is a major eco

bank of america merrill lynch is forecasts a 500,000 barrel a day reduction. seema, i was chatting with an oil expert yesterday and he said this opec meeting is the biggest in the world in over a decade. all of opec wants to see a cut from the group with, but none of them themselves wants to be responsible for that cut. >> and this is coming at a time when oil prices are down about 40% since june 20th of this year. we've seen a massive drop and that has brought more of a focus on what analysts will do. expectations had been for the cartel to not cut production and add to that if the talks in iran do not go well. that brings even more pressure for opec to find some type of solution here. >> i think over the last month we've been saying whatever your view is on the long-term oil price, the short-term oil price has very little flaw until we get to this meeting. so this meeting next week is crucial. we'll get an indication either way of whether opec is willing to respond. that can give us an indication of where the short-term price can go. there would be a 500,000

contrast, po help grimes shows mcconnell on one side with a black family on the other, saying that merrill lynch mcconnell -- mitch mcconnell is targeting our community. mcconnell is now focused on the president. >> spending, borrowing, taxing, over regulations of slow growth, threat to the next stkpwhrepb generation, these people need to be stopped, it starts tomorrow night. >> reporter: potential run offs in louisiana and georgia could day lay for weeks a determination for which party will croa control the senate net year, alaska guarantees it will be a late one with sullivan and begich. very difficult to pollack ratly, it could take days to count. nonetheless, airwaves are jammed with a blizzard of out of state attack ads. if the majority is to be determined tonight, we could probably get a clue in north carolina where kay hagen is in a tough battle with thom tillis. in early voting republicans have an advantage, not as big over democrats as in the past, some things it could go to the wire, and perhaps democrats could hole s could hold on, if hagen loses it could signal a lot of big wins for

a broker ie, get it through schwab, one source i believe it is called get it through broker at merrill lynchr morgan stanley. these are institutions, big pension funds. gerri: they take their time. they talk about. there is a vote. it doesn't happen quickly. >> only can do it certain periods. they're thinking what pimco is bracing for is massive redemptions in january. tens of, could be billions of dollars. this is $200 billion fund, this total return fund. this is the one that bill gross ran and people are going to pull out. what they're doing now is damage control. all hands on deck people are calling up, please don't pull your money out. don't bail out. gerri: 27 billion pulled out in october alone. >> that was individual investors. i think it could be double that. and they could probably withstand it. gerri: that was my next question. >> this is what we do know from sours inside pimco. they have established lines of credit. they can deal with this they're -- gerri: what about people who stay in the fund? that is what i'm worried about. >> that is the big question here. does the individua

he is a british national, an investment banker for bank of america, merrill lynch.en working there since 2010, first in the london office, and then transferred to the headquarters here in hong kong middle of last year. according to some of the colleagues, his colleagues that we spoke to, they describe him as a normal smart guy who was good at his job. they are just shocked. bowled over by the fact that he is now charged with murdering these two young indonesian women. but certainly when he appeared in court today he was asked if he understood the charges, and he said, "i do." the case has now been adjourned until next week. natalie. >> what a murder mystery for now as far as why this happened to these women and who they were. but at the same time hong kong has a very low crime rate compared to other cities in the world. what's been the reaction from people there? how unusual is a crime like this? hong kong? >> reporter: people are absolutely shocked. as you say, this is one of the safest cities in the world. one of the lowest crime rates in the world. according to p

the 29 year old earned a six-figure salary at the bank of america merrill lynch. >> he was a nice guy. he was very nice to the girls. he told me he had financial problems. he told may that he tried to kill his self. >> reporter: his final revelation might explain a cryptic e-mail he set up at the bank. i am out of the office indefinitely. for inquiries, please contact someone who is not an insane psychopath. the last line only really worked if i had followed through. the victim's appear to be these women. on friday night she told friends she was going to a halloween party and planning to have fun. it's reported the police found six toys and cocaine in the apartment on the 31st floor and they're studying hundreds of photos of his phone in case there are more victims. jutting did not apply for bail. he's been remanded to custody until he returns to court in a week. >>> all right, we will take a very short break. but next on cnn, kurdish defenders fighting isis in kobani now has reenforcements. by isis seems to be getting its own reenforcements as well. in this accident... because there

the 29-year-old earned a six-figure salary at the bank of america merrill lynch.e've spoken to one of his ex-girlfriends who describes how they met and how he was depressed at work. >> he's a very nice guy. and the other people think he's kind of rude. every time we meet he always -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: this final revelation might explain a cryptic out-of-office e-mail he set up at the bank. i am out of the office indefinitely. for urgent inquiries or any inquiries, please contact someone who is not an insane psychopath. the last line only really worked if i had followed through. the victims are thought to be a 25-year-old sex worker and mother of two. and another female seen with him on a number of occasions. on friday night she told friends she was going to a halloween party and was planning to have fun. it's reported the police found sex toys and cocaine in the apartment on the 31st floor, and they're studying hundreds of photos on his phone in case there are more victims. juting didn't apply for bail. he's been remanded in custody until he returns t

he recently worked for bank of america, merrill lynch and was charged with two counts of murder following the grisly discovery at his apartment. police were called to the 31st floor to investigate. when officers arrived, they found the body of a young indonesiaen woman lying on the floor, her throat cut, with cuts to her buttocks. hours later, they discovered another woman stuffed in a suitcase on the balcony. residents in the building say there was an extremely foul smell in the building. many expressing shock after discovering what caused it. >> you're scared? why scared? >> because of the murder. >> it's shocking. >> reporter: not much is known about the two women who were so violently murdered. however, it is believed they frequented these bars known as the red-light district. it's two blocks from where rurik jutting lived. some tell us they knew the victims but were reluctant to share many details. while bank of america acknowledged that jutting worked for them until recently, they refused to comment on the case. it's believed he joined the firm in 2010, moving to hong kong mid last

thing three, amazing, bank of america, merrill lynch, apple computers market cap 100 million bigger than every european bank combined! >> my mind is officially blown. thanks for watching. safe weekend, everybody. >> "closing bell" is next. >>> welcome to "the closing bell" to close out this friday and this week. i'm kelly evans at new york stock exchange. >> i'm tyler matheson in for bill griffith. the markets continuing to hover. oil settling about $75 a barrel even with a bit of a bounce back today and keeping our eye on both of those numbers in this final hour of the trading week. kelly? >> we are also watching apple. that stock continues to reach new heights and right now looking at the price it would be trading, get this, at about $800 a share. 113 here. can it keep marching higher? we'll take a closer look coming up. >> nba commissioner adam silver shocking and i do mean shocking the sports world in support of gambling. joe torre joins us with his thoughts later on in the program. >> looking forward to that, tyler. i think some of the guys might be able to stick around for it. that

in court he was justified as a banker at bank of america's merrill lynch unit. he reportedly moved to hong kong last year after working at bank of america's london branch. he graduated from cambridge. the 29 year old's apartment is located in the central district known for its night life. hong kong has a reputation of one of the safest cities in the world. the victims here both from southeast asia. >> and in court he just sat there only speaking to confirm he understood the charges which could get him life behind bars. the case is back in court on november 10. >> thank you very much. >>> back to the markets now. specifically, the metals markets. gold prices are closing. platinum and palladium the biggest movers. if you look at the palladium market it is up 1.5% on the trading session on the close. also orange juice prices are on the move but going in the opposite direction sharply lower down almost 3%. the 2014 hurricane season is winding down. there really was no major damage to orange groves in florida so there is excess supply on the market. >>> to the bond m

. >> bank of america merrill lynch upgrading to a buy from under perform. their target $24.ank of america sees 24% upside. >>> we were talking about gold miners. you have kinross getting an upgrade. biggest one-day jump in about five months. >> it could use the help. down about 19% as gold has tanked, as well. it was upgraded to a buy at ubs. they did decrease target. they see a little upside. it is over our market cap requirement. canadian company won't hold that against them. >>> final radar name of the week is walker and dunnlop. >> sounds like something you will drink tonight. >> maryland based commercial real estate company. wells fargo upgraded to outperform. valuation range is 17.50 to 19.50 a share. they see about 20% upside. average target of 25 analysts, 17.25. stock is at 15.90. >>> now to talking numbers which is our daily look at a stock from a fundamental and technical perspective. today we look at disney. todd gordon on the technicals. steve cortez is on the fundamentals. todd, we begin with you. how do the charts look on disney? >> disney has been a very stro

thing three, amazing, bank of america, merrill lynch, apple computers market cap 100 million bigger thann bank combined! >> my mind is officially blown. thanks for watching. safe weekend, everybody. >> "closing bell" is next. >>> welcome to "the closing bell" to close out this friday and this week. i'm kelly evans at new york stock exchange. >> i'm tyler matheson in for bill griffith. the markets continuing to hover. oil settling about $75 a barrel even with a bit of a bounce back today and keeping our eye on both of those numbers in this final hour of the trading week. kelly? >> we are also watching apple. that stock continues to reach new heights and right now looking at the price i

the 29-year-old british investment banker until recently working for bank of america merrill lynch washarged with two counts of murder following the discovery inside his apartment. just before 4:00 a.m. on saturday, he called police from the 31st floor of his upscale residential building telling them to come and investigate. authorities say when officers arrived, they found the body of a young indonesian woman lying on the floor, her throat slashed. there were also cuts to her buttocks. hours later police discovered a second female body with wounds to the neck stuffed in a suitcase outside on the balcony. residents in the building tell cnn the many. >> it's shocking. >> reporter: not much is known about the two women who were violently murdered but it's believed that they frequented the red light district of hong kong. it's just two blocks from where he lived. some of the women that work in the red light district tell us they knew the victims, however, were reluctant to share many details. while bank of america acknowledged that he worked for them until recently, they refused to commen

until about a week ago, he had been working for top tier global bank, bank of america, merrill lynche in hong kong. he had only been here a year. he spent several years working for bank of america and barclays back in london, so he was fairly new here. i have spoken with people who are friends with him who said that he seemed to enjoy the night life here quite a lot. not a huge surprise. and what i also understand from talking to bar owners living in the area, working in the area, is that he was a regular at some of these bars, nightclubs where he was believed to have met these two young indonesian women. >> juliana lui in hong kong. coming up, calls to strap the stadium for the 2020 olympics because it's too expensive. you lower handicaps... and raise hopes. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. (pro) nice drive. (vo) well played, business pro. well played. go national. go like a pro. break the ice, with breath freshening cooling crystals. ice break

the producers issued of roughly 17% of the high-yield bonds, $1.7 trillion in high-yield onset merrill lynchd by the producers going into the oil field, and i think that financing gets shut off monday morning. it is so that we will see some and very similar to what we saw in the mid--1980's, early 1980's, when prices began to fall him and midland, texas, went from being a boomtown to a ghost town. so the activity will slow rapidly. the rate of production will not decline. 2016say, not until probably. one of the ways to think about this is the housing crisis. we saw a seven collapse of housing construction. a lot of bankruptcies. people in foreclosures. but the homes remained, and the homes are occupied now. what happened is we have seen all this drilling and increase in production and the activity will slow and may come to a halt to $50 or so,down which the saudi's expect, but the wells will be there. there are some relatively modest low-cost efforts that producers can make to keep the wealth they have already drilled flowing and pump up the floor rate. what we are going to see is a quick dr

he apparently worked for bank of america-merrill lynch.fter someone called 911, that is when officers got there and found an unconscious woman between the ages of 25 and 30 years old lying inside the apartment, which is located in one shy. she was pronounced dead at the scene. it was during this investigation when authorities also found what appeared to be a suitcase on the balcony, and inside the bar -- was the body of another woman between the ages of 25 and 30. officers say it is believed the two deaths may have happened days apart. police have not identified the names of the victims. an extra shock because hong kong is not known for homicides of any kind. this one is really grabbing headlines across the world. it really is. it is quite rare. between14 homicides january and july of this year, but i think the thing that grabs a lot of people's attention is the fact that this man may be annexed patriots. he's not from here, and he may be a banker. compared to last year's figures, 62 homicides in 2013. were in the ferry incident. including

national work at the banks merrill lynch unit since july of last year.aces life in prison if convicted. the murders occurred almost 11 after anotheray employee was killed. october was a strong month for automobile sales. nissan and chrysler beat estimates. nissan reported 13% increase. crossover fell. a similar story at chrysler, overall sales were up 22% versus estimates of 20%. truck sales rose 28% but car sales were up only four percent. people are really buying the gas guzzlers. "on the markets bloomberg television is." time for futures and focus -- gold futures are trading near a four-year low this morning. the precious metal capped its first monthly declines of the year last week. joining me with a look at what is pushing down the present gold and how you can make money off of this move to the low side let's bring in greg bender and craig hurwitz. greg, what is behind this selloff? >> take all the headlines and you combine them together -- it's all about the dollar. the dollar going higher is better for gold and commodities. on top of that is a str

until recently he worked at bank of america merrill lynch.e to his former colleagues they described him as normal, smart and good at his job. they are shocked he has been committed of these violent murders. >>> iraqi forces are said to be training thousands of soldiers for a major counteroffensive against isis in the coming weeks and months. the main goals are retaking mosul and retaking the al an bar providence. >>> two more nuclear commanders fired by the air force with a third facing disciplinary action. this is the latest evidence of lapses in evidence. the latest one to be relieved is carl jones. they said he was dismissed because of a loss of trust and confidence. >>> only 200 former relatives and players have opted out of the nfl concussion settlement. that's less than 1% of the thousands who are covered. those who opted out are free to pursue lawsuits separately. the average award for those players suffering from alzheimer's and lou gehrig's disease is expected to be about $195,000. >>> election day, here we are. >> we're right here.

. >> merrill lynch is gone -- sort of gone -- lehman brothers is gone, the street is not the same ast is access to enou that is access to these funds enough of a carrot to keep the best of the best from leaving goldman sachs for a private equity firm or you can make so much more money? >> it is a carrot to not leave for one of the other banks. but we talked to one recruiter who said every private equity firm has something like this. is -- your own cooking is what you have to do if you are a private equity firm or hedge fund. >> if you are sick of the regulation of a bank, if you want a chance at higher pay, i don't know if it is going to keep you there but -- >> what does the senior management attention look like compared to other banks? >> it is very high. they have lost every few people at the top. the management committee level, there is not been a ton of turnover. seen a mikeen't cavanaugh-like exit. >> whether it is a result of the bridge street funds are not come something is working. >> something is working at goldman sachs. tomorrow the big list will be out. big class, small

. >>> to talk about oil, the senior director and global economy strattist at bank of america merrill lynch is joining us. traders say there's not much focus on the holiday market given it's a holiday for the u.s., but on top of the talks in iran, there's a chance we will not come to a consensus this week. >> well, this is definitely one of the most expected opec meetings in years. if you think about it, opec has not been hit as a cartel. and in 2009 the system effectively ceased to insist. i and other open members have break even prices that are above the current oil price. they have an interest in cutting, but at the same time this clearly is a flight for market share. there's also the view that while there will be a cut in opec production, and he said it will be an announcement of a cut of a half million barrels a day, they will likely be reluctant to stay competitive and keep market share. and keep producers in the u.s. from expanding too quickly. >> savannah, i suppose you say the individual members of opec want there to be a cut and don't want to bear the brunt themselves. do you thin

face it merrill lynch was not in the map from the budget.ut somehow we popped up in first do governor christie for believing in us and two-step up for the rga for their leadership and going into debt on our raised. they did have great commercials on the end but i'm hoping. >> debbie will turn things around. with the of party affiliation the purslane ashley first person is the democratic happen to believe we have to reach across the aisle with real common-sense bipartisan solutions. we have to roll up our sleeves. we have 60 days to put a cabinet together. takeover is states in a bad job and i have to submit two days after with the billion dollar shortfall and a structural deficit. we will get to work to receive we promised during cut spending and taxes than streamline regulation. we will make maryland a business friend least a twisted has not been in a long time. the government would get off our back. . .

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