you were in mma for a while, is that right? >> yeah, i have been a martial artist for a number of years since i was 19 and i did compete in mixed martial arts. it has been a big part of my life. >> and then you went to cornell, you were in the obama administration. what prompted you to run for congress? >> it was about that i don't feel like the third district has been represented well in do.c. and i want to see someone represent our voice and have a decision maker who wants to listen to people in the third district and not just the special interests that he is making sure he stays in office. >> if you win, what are you going to do when you get there. you get to work on three things your first day if congress, let's say you have a democratic

the rest will be made up from mma, or barring any mma, i don't is what'spply picture going to topple high yield. > today we saw a pretty nice rally in stocks. treasuries sold off. terms of corporate bonds, high yield, in particular, is his something that is sort of shrugged off because it's so far away from the particulars of individual companies? something that because, you know, waves are going across go across highey yield, too. what did you see? boost to the ttle auto parts sector of high yield which has lagged this year but and large, theby .s. high yield market is comprised of companies operating in the u.s. so they aren't currency foreign which has been a headwind and they are not exposed to a lot of discussiones that have been going on. >> okay. in the u.s.e mostly but i guess it's the same big picture question. our e a chart here from bloomberg library. first.ws america u.s. junk trading at tighter spreads than higher rated em debt. even though that's not the major focus for you, they moved up, the peso. they have been beaten up by this kind of thing. might think relationshi

so you're actually a fan of mma, right? oh, yeah, oh, yeah.et involved with something unless i like it, and so, i started watching back five years ago maybe when wec was on hdnet and that's what got me into it, and so we just continued to expand. dana: so, somehow he connects with randy couture. - harvey: the fighter. - dana: yes. and randy couture is trying to get out of his ufc contract and basically trying to cast me as the devil. and all these horrible things, you know, that i've done, - and all this stuff. - to get out of the contract, so that he could go with mark cuban's... yeah, with cuban and another group. it didn't work out, you know, so he ends up staying with the ufc. harvey: and you were pissed off at mark cuban for trying to take him away. well, it's just like, you know, i'm not gonna do business with cuban. so during this, me and cuban are at a nightclub called tryst at wynn and he's there, and you know, we kind of get up on the stools and kind of start going at each other. - harvey: for real? - oh, yeah. so we get into it at t

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davids is an attorney, a former mma fighter.n congresswoman. welcome to primetime. >> thanks for having me. i'm excited to be here. you represent a lot of potential firsts. what does that mean to you? >> you know, i was raised by a single mom who served in the army for 20 years. she taught me a hard work ethic. i use that work ethic to go from johnson county community college right here in the third district to cornell to law school and being a first means that i'm tyking all the opportunities i was able to have here in the third district and i want to make sure that every one else have the same kind of opportunities that i have. >> infieg ighting, you were not of the candidates backed by the bernie sanders part of party but the idea of ultra progressive, ultra left. most of your positions are traditional centrists democrat. is that where you think the party should be? w why? >> it's an interesting conversation about where the democratic party is. i'm spending a lot of my time listening to the people of third district. it's impo

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a long shot, that perhaps the european allies of donald trump who criticized him leaving the deal m mma may convince him to come back in. the sanctions will not work going forward. hear is what he had to say. >> the united states had learned that as far as iran is concerned, sanction do produce economic hardship, but do not produce the political joutcomes they intend to produce. i thought that the americans had learned that lesson. unfortunately i was wrong. >> reporter: now, interestingly he made a reference to the 1950s. he was talking on the 65th anniversary of the u.s.-backed coup that kicked out the government here. currently they want to see, quote, regime change. they established in the state department and iran action group to change iran's behavior. he thinks there is more far reaching goal ahead. the real question is can talks pick up again? he doesn't think that is possible unless the iran nuclear deal is honored. there could be more damage ahead with sanctions in early november. back to you. >> nick paton walsh, thank you. >>> white house rejecting turkey's offer to release

and we had sergeant tim kennedy, an mma fighter, an iraq war veteran on. american flag. for this country. you have the right to protest. but if he saw that kind of protest happening, here's what he said he would do. >> come over to my side. you know, come and look at that flag being folded slowly, carefully, deliberately and handed to a widow or handed to a mom or handed to a dad that just lost their son in a war. i have seen that countless times. i have seen that flag flying baits overrun by isis and al qaeda. friends of mine like doing absolutely everything in their power to keep their flag flying. and you know, to have the national anthem come on and you use that as an opportunity to disrespect the flag while trying to promote some issues, it just -- it's the wrong time. abby: he made the point. he said we are over there fighting so that people can speak their minds, so that they can kneel. so they can do whatever they want really in this country. i think this is a real leadership problem within the nfl and the fact that we are still talking about this.

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i trained 5 days hard in mma. i am confident i could be effective. let's be clear: the fact that the people of this country are so fed up with their bias and their lying is not a call for violence at all. as a matter of fact it's freedom of speech and our duty to call out fake news for what it is. it's no surprise that the american people no longer trust the mainstream media. today the trump hating "new york times" defending hiring a person who tweeted cancel white people and did white people burn faster in the sun being only fit to live underground? i was equating trump to hillary clinton before it was cool. -- too hitler before it was cool. that's the "new york times." why would be the american people trust any organization that hired that person. trump tweet ed. they asked my daughter ivanka if the press is the enemy of the people? she said no. the approximately -- president calling them out for the lies they tell. when a network is feeding lies and misinformation every second of every minute of every day, year after year, they are right to call t

that's one thing that apple has done brilliantly well is this idea of embracing the innovator's dile mma. when they've had successful products, 2005, the ipod was just over 50% of revenue, they were very aggressive at creating a new product to cannibalize that with the iphone,. in this case in the future -- with the iphone, in this case. in the future, apple will have to cannibalize the iphone and that will present some risk to the story. emily: wearables were up 60% last quarter in terms of revenue. is it the apple watch or air pods that cannibalize the iphone? probably not. mark: it's going to be another product that gene alluded to, augmented reality glasses. that's apple's next big thing. emily: how big can that be? mark: we declare that apple's next big thing about two years ago. this is what tim cook is banking the future of the company on, in terms of hardware. the company has well over 1000 engineers working on this right now. it will eventually succeed the iphone. it will take some of the heat away from the apple watch not doing as well as some expected earlier on. this is their

by the way, i trained five days, hard, mma. frankly i think i would be an asset.retty confident i could be effective. let's also be clear. the fact that the people of this country are so fed up by their bias, theyyi are lying, it's noa call for violence at all. as a matter of fact, it's actually freedom of speech, and our duty to call out blatant lies, fake news, for what it is. it's no surprise that you, the american people, no longer trust the so-called mainstream media. here's just one recent example. today the truncated "new york times," the so-called paper of record, they actually defended the hiring of a person who wants to eat it " # "#cancelwhitepeople. "i was equating trump to hitler before it was cool." that is "the new york times." why would- with the american people trust any organization that proudly hires that person? today, the president tweeted, "they asked my daughter ivanka whether or not the media is the enemy of the people. she quickly said no. it is the fake news, which is a largeth percentage of the media, that is the enemy of the people. the

mma's mainstream. we're on the next phase of growth. of growth and it starts with innovation and that innovation will bring a true sport format that works for the nfl, major league baseball, nhl and apply it to a sport that frankly the athletes have been asking for it and they're looking for alternatives. and certainly the demand among the fan base is there. dagen: it starts with having real true champions like randy couture. >> we're privileged to have randy on our team. dagen: prief lend to have you both here. burritos straight to your door, chipotle delivery, that's all you need to know. next hour, "mornings with maria." ♪ ♪ you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, all beds are on sale. it's the last chance to save 50% on the new sleep number

. >> the idea of diversification, going from chicken to chicken, they are a specialist in chicken mmais different because they are processed but they are still chicken. i see diversification, i guess food-service verses in the tyson is not looking for broad diversification outside the protein meets face. it made the acquisition of it liked a lot, of meat-based products but quickly sold the ones that it didn't make sense, pie crusts and pies and things like that. when i say diversification, distribution channel and a little more strength outside the u.s. >> do you drink seltzer? >> all the time. >> it is good. >> yesterday this healthy. i tried to be healthy. .> i try to make the point >> bloomberg intelligence. complained about jerome powell asked -- let's bring in romaine bostick of bloomberg. president trump is complaining to republican donors that he did not get what he bargained for. what is going on? -- you have fed policy pushing the dollar in the opposite direction than what he wants us to go. he hinted at the satisfaction or high interest rates before and the market sort of we

.mma: that is right five and at -- 5.5 billion when they brought the -- bought the portfolio.operty that is often with waldorf-astoria, but also overlooking central park and the essex hotel in manhattan and. we have intercontinental in chicago and other u.s. cities hotel in jackson hole. a number of quite significant luxury properties that could be out there being shopped around. of -- aport for the oil portfolio of this size, who would be able to buy? a very chunky portfolio. provided they wanted to keep it relatively intact, you rules out a lot of much smaller buyers. analysts at the journal said that it would only be sovereign wealth funds, or really being private equity firms. i guess big hotel chains like marriott could potentially be interested, but that could raise competition issues. maybe they would like to pick and choose out of those assets rather than by the entire portfolio. looking to see how this one progresses. o'brienoomberg's emma in beijing. he earnings to watch this week from alibaba, what can investors expect? outlook next.heir this is bloomberg. ♪ ramy: t

corporate earnings, the cash on the balance sheets, the dividends being raised, the buy backs, the mmainess, low interest rates i mean everything is there for a continuation of a bull market. >> is that an argument to tell people don't wait, go ahead and jump in now because it's here and if you blink you might miss it >> it's sort of like a small town where if it's quick you say where did it go, and if you hold on, you're going to be fine. >> let's talk about the yield curve. it's been steadily declining and many investors worry it could be a red flag for the economy earlier today treasury secretary steven mnuchin appeared on squawk box saying those fears may be overblown >> i for one am not concerned about the yield curve. i don't think that's a predictor of economic growth i think it's a market condition and for now having a flat yield curve with us issuing long-term debt is something we're perfectly content with >> it was a very good interview there, becky mike, in terms of more and more voices, whether it was jamie dimond recently, whether we're talking to larry kudlow, they're not

back to the mma with viacom, i actually think there's something to that. a billion dollars in cost energies potentially is big, big number i actually think and you marry the two sides, you know, concept and distributions. >> cbs comes out and moonves on its own as an independent is probably less exciting to investors -- look, this is slow and steady media company, not like there's big swing factors in a quarter like studio results that's all of a sudden going to become a topic of conversation on this call the topic of conversation on the call should most likely be prospects for leadership. >> given he hasn't taken any temporary reprove from his role and given in the past he's always been on the earnings call, he kind of escaped addressing it. if he's still ceo he's got to address the questions. >> it's going to be asked. someone's going to ask and if they don't directly ask about the allegations they certainly are going to say what's going to happen in terms of your future role in the company? they're going to dance around it i agree more and more it's sta

winner for sure yes, if they want to focus, the other chatter out there det could open up to much more mma to add brands on both sides. >> but down 3.7% today we've got 33 minutes left of trade. the border markets are low down 71 pointson the dow, 0.3%. the s&p is down 0.2%, nasdaq pretty much flat chemical giant monsanto ordered to pay $22 billion in its weedkiller ruling in the round up spray we'll explain that story >>> and investment banker cohen says there's a big issue looming. is made of. but right now, our bond is fraying. how do we get back to "us"? the y fills the gaps. and bridges our divides. donate to your local y today. because where there's a y, there's an us. at fidelity, our online u.s. equity trades are just $4.95. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. ♪ it is such a good time to dance ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to [ laughing ] ♪ scoobidoo doobidoo ♪ scoobidoo doobidoo [ goose honking ] ♪ [ laughing ] a bad day on the road still beats a good one off it. ♪ progressive helps keep you out there. >>> declines

it's also been super hot with mma as well. >> the thing i would say on the u.k. side is u.k. is not known for exporting its consumer brands to the u.s. successfully. it's certainly not known for a coffee brand, which certainly not something it's done in the past it's done it by being a bit more mass market. it's a slightly cheaper entry point, and it's strong across all of the you can as opposed to just the expensive cities and in london, and i think that plays into coke's own brand whether this is going to be expanded into a few stores or vending machines mike, the question i have, which i totally get the quote that sara has just read from james quincy but they might not want to expand the stores into the u.s. but they've got a pool of 4,000 stores that is new for them to take out clearly they've been operating fine as is, and you're not necessarily going to impose folks from atlanta going there and saying now we're going to run this retail you can coffee shop chain but i do think it's more about the category you have to make good with wall street a little bit on this and pr