among our guests this hour, byron york, dan henninger, ralph nader. david: ralph fade e nader, haven't seen him for a while. the dow sinking into the close after hitting a record high on friday. take a look at the tech heavy nasdaq. the months long rally has stalled. the index closing down nearly 1%, this after dropping 97 points on friday. we have you covered with nicole petallides at new york stock exchange. but first to lauren simonetti at the nasdaq. lauren, what is driving tech lower? reporter: because it's a crowded space and it is really high-priced at this point but maybe not so, david, with the capacity two days of incense selling for nasdaq. 1.8% drop on friday and modest half a percent drop today for the nasdaq. it is still up this year by about 15%. this still has been a successful trade but we're starting to talk about pullbacks of 5% drop from a recent high corrections, 10% drop, and of course the bear market, right? speaking of this, netflix, very popular stock, up 1500% in five years time. at one point at the low of the session today it

like ross perot and ralph nader and others put in that box saying you're just a spoiler. it's a way to say, that shouldn't happen. should be able to participate and voters should be able to consider you. not sacrificed being able to choose lesser of two evils. you need open up the ballot. they're ready to do it. here's my first choice but here's my second choice and third choice. that's not complicated. it's what we really think about things and we do it all the time. we rank our ice cream flavors or whatever. that is a way to do what's called instant -- you don't have vote splitting. if you apply fair representation act, which we're excited being introduced today, in the multimember districts where you have more than one winner, you don't actually need 50% to win which is what you do when you're electricking one person, like president. you can lower that share to whatever is proportionate to number of seats. you have five seats it will take a fifth of the vote. this is the amazing thing. it opens up every single corner, every single state meaningful engagement and partic

ralph nader cost them the election and now apparently they've even pulled in dr jill stein of thegreen party she was part of it she cost them the election they never want to take ownership that maybe they have the wrong candidate may ran a horrible campaign so it's easy no let's blame the russians and it's also more than that i don't like the fact that we're out here trying to drum up the cold war again how many elections have the united states of america interfered in venezuela cuba where guatemala iran i mean the list goes on and on and on who are we to talk about interfering in elections and speaking of credibility and there's a bill right now in targeting media outlets like our t.v. sponsor of the bill senate senator jeanne shaheen democrat of new hampshire says she's claiming that our tea and sputnik are designed to undermine our democracy and she says she's referring to the russian meddling in the u.s. election which again as we said has not been proven so governor what is your response being that you're actually work for art that you think people who are the ones who actual

i give a certain amount of credit, even though i'm disturbed by ralph nader did in the year 2000 but it was ralph namedder who made the word "whistleblower" respectable from the writing in 1970s, and that's extremely important. when you think about the who isle blower in terms of the great disaster think of the role of the whistleblower in watergate. i know all the credit goes to bob woodward and carl bernstein. very little credit or fame ever goes to the whistleblower niksch this case, mark felt. and when the nixon white house was first dealing with the problem that there were serious leaks that had to come from the top -- the united states is the ship of state that leaks from the top, not from the bottom. haldeman new it was mark felts. he told richmond nixon, i think it's mark felt the fbi. the deputy the fbi. and nixon's first response was his jewish? and haldeman wants no, i think these catholic. i don't know what either one would have to do with it but the role of mark felt in the case of watergate is extremely significant. when i think of vietnam dish don't know what the first