i think that's a small possibility, but we could see effects on pharmaceutica stocks. to the extent that clinton is in favor of more regulation of drugs, banks and oil companies, that could be an issue. look at big pharma. abbott, merck, johns johnson & johnson, all down 2% to 4%. banks, clinton in favor of more regulation of banks. see banks at 52-week highs. even yesterday, all of them down today. finally, energy stocks also in favor of more regulation of that sector and you see that. i'm not saying this is the primary factor that we're down, but this is becoming an issue. i think the election is clearly starting to influence some sentiment on wall street. back to you. >> bob, thank you very much. verizon communications ceo lowell mcadam weighing in on the samsung phone crisis on cnbc monday. take a listen to what he told our julia boorstin. >> this is by far the biggest concern i've seen in cell phones during my tenure. i do expect samsung will get back on their feet. they have got a lot of high quality engineers. they got a good customer focus. this is clearly a bl