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because the right thing democrats are doing but also voters are seeing what the alternative is. >> rick, big being dispatched to battleground states ahead of election day. today, president biden voted early with his granddaughter in delaware, who is a first time voter. vice president harris was in baltimore at a grassroots event for maryland democratic nominee for governor, westmore. and former president obama rallied for governor whitmer and other democrats in detroit earlier. he's expected to speak in wisconsin in just a few moments. meanwhile, donald trump is expected to rally for marco rubio in miami two days before election day. briefly, please, tell me which national figure do you think we'll have the most impact on these midterms? >> i think barack obama has stolen enormous amount of charisma and popularity with voters in this country. his numbers are down voters are still strong, and i do think among the maga voters, you'll see that donald trump is the drop of all drugs. in that race in florida, he is appearing with rubio, but not with his future competitor ron desantis, which is an

rachel: thank you, rick. the big show tomorrow on "fox & friends" weekend.rlie hurt, maria bartiromo and chef robert irvine, but first, we end the show by shining a light on two incredible companies founded by young entrepreneurs with down syndrome. you do not want to miss this. stay with us all the way to the end. ♪ ♪ i just always thought, “dog food is dog food” i didn't really piece together that dogs eat food. as soon as we brought the farmer's dog in, her skin was better, she was more active. if i can invest in her health and be proactive, i think it's worth it. visit betterforthem.com prop 27 sends 90% of profits to out-of-state corporations in places like new york and boston. no wonder it's so popular... out there. yeah! i can't believe those idiots are going to fall for this. 90%! hey mark, did you know california is sending us all their money? suckers. -those idiots! [ laughter ] imagine that, a whole state made up of suckers. vote no on 27. it's a terrible deal for california. we win. you lose. rick: -- is down's syndrome awareness month, or as our

rick scott supplement, i would buy it. he has so much energy. he is the head of the senate committee and he does everything to help ron johnson. please join me and giving a big wisconsin welcome to the florida senator, rick scott. [applause] >> thank you, rhonda. -- ronna. she does a great job she has opened offices everywhere she gets up voter registration, when we win, ronna mcdaniel has done at the rnc. i became the chairman little over a year ago after we lost in georgia. by first job was make sure that ron johnson wins his reelection. i have about the opportunity to serve with ron for four years, this guy cares. you want to have somebody who is going to show up and take one for wisconsin and not give a dam what people think, ron johnson is going to do that. look at this for a second -- if you want to see the reasons why you should vote for ron versus republicans, -- and other republicans. if you like that, biden is doing that. mandela barnes will do that with him. what about these food prices? biden in the democrats have done that. how about the afghanistan withdrawal? biden did that. how about the borders completely open? you have to tell your kids to

rick. so also another big story, paypal is reversing course because yesterday users found out there was a policypal deemed what they were doing was spreading misinformation. rachel: now the company, paypal, is claiming it was just one big mistake, and they're telling fox news, quote, paypal is not fining people were misinformation, and this language was never intended to be inserted in our policy. our teams are working to correct our policy pages. we're sorry for the confusion that this caused. pete: here to react, "sunday morn futures" anchor maria bartiromo. great to see you. what do you make of paypal's, i guess, denial? >> well, it's incredible. good morning to you, team. obviously, now we see that the company is pushing back. why? because there was an uproar on social media pushing back against this plan. candace owens out saying time to not use paypal anymore. look, as -- has this company been living under a rock? did they completely miss all of the misinformation coming out of this administration and the democrat party right before the 2020 election? the fact that the fbi possibly was eve

these numbers are far too big and growing, rick.cult time for this country as we see the battle at our southern border to stem the flow of drugs over the border. parents have to deal with this every day. if a parent is listening now and hasn't yet addressed this with their children how do you recommend they do that? >> first and fore most they need to let them know what fentanyl is. they should not take anything from a friend or anything from a stranger, anything -- even a friend that says i know where i got this from. kids are struggling with anxiety and depression, parents need to let their kids know there are resources for them and parents need to provide those resources for the kids if they are struggling and want to try to self-medicate or experiment they need to talk to them and telling their sons and daughters what to do if they are approached. they need to have a strategy, exit strategy if a friend tries to pressure them or somebody try to sell them so they know what to do. if they have a plan they'll likely follow the plan

although i had a big argument with rick granell last night. he's like you think the baby knows more. i'm like the baby can't read rick like it was a weird twitter fight with that idiot, you know, there's like her tell is that she thinks her baby can read i'm like, okay, but they have the same thing this idea that young people are more critical of believing anything online and there's some really in the book. there's some really interesting research on something called pre-bunking which is about teaching people how the sausages made so that they can recognize the elements of a conspiracy theory and they're less likely to share it and more likely to report it and make it harder to share it. there's a lot of do you really want to do this? studio you want to share? yeah, and i love that. that's a study done out of and a lot of work being done out of cambridge. and i think that's so fascinating because it uses that i mean one of the things that drives some of these conspiracists is this possession of superior knowledge. so if they feel like when th

rick: smells great. >> tastes even better. will: big show coming up.a bartiromo, charissa thompson joins us live. more from the ocktoberfest celebration on fox square. ♪ hey, sorry i missed your game. it's okay. that's when i realized it's time to finally do the thing we've been talking about for years. so we're making plans for right now. start your financial plan today. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ rachel: good morning, america. it's 8:00 eastern time, and we were just out on fox square enjoying the scene there. beer and food. good morning. will: good morning, yeah. a little

we have two republican big names, right, we have rick scott and tom cotton now going to campaign forrgia despite all of the negative headlines we've seen over the past few weeks. why is it that they're rushing to embrace him at this point? >> well republicans have made a calculation that in such a pivotal race for senate control this november, they're not going to ditch their candidate at this stage in the race despite all of the allegations surrounding him. i did find the visits pretty remarkable from two conservator powerful figures in the parry because it is one thing to issue a statement saying you stand by the candidate, you're going to let the race play out, but it is another thing to go down there and campaign on his behalf. but this is the posture of the entire republican -- basically the entire republican party right now. you have powerful campaign committees, whether it is the official campaign arm or the republican superpac. they are not withdrawing from the race. i think this debate between herschel walker and rafael warnock and otherishes come up toar race that is so piv

rick: i'm going to judge. pete: so, rachel, you're going to do football. look at the big hole between the field goal. ve got three little holes. rick: i'll grab those, you get ready for -- pete: i got with you. rick: hold on. pete: i got no more audio, but that's good. [laughter] rick: this is hard. pete: however -- you're the judge. rick: this is the line, right here. all right, we're going to start in -- get over here, rachel. rachel: i'm coming, i'm coming. rick: all right, in 3, 2, 1, go. pete: 1, 2, 2, 3 -- they're not coming out. you can help. 4. 5! rick: all right. you've got 10 is seconds. pete: 6, 7! >> 5, 4, 3, 2 -- pete: 8. not 8, no way. it's joey. how many did he get? [inaudible conversations] ♪ rick: this goes to you. [inaudible conversations] rachel: you guys didn't even count mine. pete: have a great sunday, everybody. of go to church, watch some football. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. welcome to "sunday morning futures," i'm maria bartiromo. today, incriminating the fbi. blockbuster headlines coming out of the john during almost russia probe

. >> she was sucking up to him big time, she is running again another democrat, rick caruso who is gavinal good friend. i don't think he wanted to get involved with l.a. politics. >> because you know why, caitlin, they mat hate him in los angeles, they despise gavin newsom they can't stand him, they think he is full the hot garbage to your point he does not have a spine, does not stand up for the right issues, he is about how high he looks and smells but not how the state is functioning, if he were we would have been serious about homelessness 6 years ago. >> he would, he has a presidential candidate run he is thinking about, i guess or everyone is talking about, put it this way here, has been hard on the democrats lately. aggressively they did not aggressively counter act the g.o.p. on you know top political po p topics like aabortion and likely issues, i don't know what he is doing in future if he thinks he has a chance to run for president, right now democrats don't have anyone that will be around in 2024, that can go against the republicans. kennedy: if gavin newsom is your best bet,

don't miss charlie op on "the big sunday show today." let's turn to rick reichmuth.out here. we're going to have a really cold air mass settle in this week. right now temps not that bad, 40 degrees in chicago, 36 up in fargo. but we are going to start to watch reinforcing batches of cold air begin to surge down across participants of the south even as far south as the north part of florida. temps are going to be much, much cooler than they have been, 15-20 degrees below average. by the time we get towards wednesday morning, jackson, or mississippi, 34 degrees. 34 in atlanta, add a little bit of elevation, and you're going to be seeing some spots well below pleasing. cold air on -- freezing. cold air on its way, it is fall on its way. rachel? [laughter] rachel: thank you. thank you, rick. while the biden administration says the border is closed, smugglers say different. [speaking spanish] rachel: griff jenkins joins us live from the border coming up. and for restaurants hit hard by the inflation, help is on the way. >> you've lost what you started, a journey 30 or 40

herschel walker is getting some big time backing today. >> he is, senators rick scott of florida and tom cotton of arkansas arriving even as we speak on a campaign bus with herschel walker on board, the western part of georgia. the georgia football legend's campaign has experienced some bumps, including an article that he paid for a girlfriend's abortion. walker flatly denies this in the presence of two out of state republican senators giving him their unconditional support. well it sends a message to the rest of the republican party. take a listen. >> it's a hugely important signal to base republicans and to fellow republican senators that the republican establishment in washington is behind this candidate that they believe this is a key race to win to keep control or rather take back control of the u.s. senate no matter what. >> walker is challenge democratic senator rafael warnock, also senior pastor of ebe ebenezer baptist church. he alleged warnock's church is majority owner of an apartment complex that has filed a dozen eviction lawsuits against disadvantaged residents over the

big surprise. it's gone viral and it went violent. florida republican senator rick scott told cnn it's okay to have a heated discussion about the issues. but violence is never the answer. but this violence has got to stop. this is this is horrible and >> my heart goes out to paul pelosi. i hope he has a full recovery. and the capitol police chief put out a memo saying this is just a somber reminder of the threats, lawmakers and their families face and 2022. >> reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >> our coverage of this attack continues online. you can go ahead and scan this qr code and that link is going to take you directly over to our website where we're going to have the latest update as we're continuing to track this story. you can also go over to kron 4 dot com. well, just days after acquiring twitter, elon musk tweets a strange conspiracy theory. >> about the attack on paul pelosi. the tweet linked an article from fringe website. the santa monica observer article said pelosi's personal life somehow played a role in friday's attack. there's been

get a bit nervous globally joe and becky, back to you >> rick, thank you we'll talk later, rick we have a bigtimes, approximately $93 billion in savings leaves the u.s. retirement system annually because americans cash out prematurely. today retirement clearing houses collaborating with fidelity, vanguard and alight to create a workplace called portability services network and it is intended to help those underserved and undersaved and joining us now with more is b.e.t. founder bob job son, also founder and chairman of the rlj companies and chairman of retirement clearing house. progress being made, bob we've wanted to do this. explain why it would be so important, help so much to get people more ready for retirement >> joe, good to be here with you and becky. i think that many times i've come on "squawk box," i've talked about closing the wealth gap between black and white american households. and one of the big causes of the wealth gap is no savings or lack of savings or investment and 401(k) is savings and investment that is done through your workplace the problem is, which we focused on w

and that, i think, the market's big opinion is being expressed in the equity sector today brian, back to you >> rick, thank you very much well, that hotter-than-expected data increasing recession fears. you strip out food and energy to so-called core index, rose 0.6, it's up 6.6% from a year ago that, my friends, the biggest increase in 40 years now, forget the fed pivot, maybe. your next guest says the fed will keep hiking rates and will do so for a long time. joining us now is michael schumacher, head of macro strategies at wells fargo securities michael, welcome back. why do you say that? why do you have that point of view on the fed? >> pretty simple, brian. highest inflation in 40 years. what does the fed focus on core inflation it looks at these numbers just like we do and says, those are not even close to good, nowhere near acceptable. inflation is the ultimate bogeyman for a central banker. you have to put it back in the box. more tingt for a long time >> like until the january meeting of next year i see on the graphic it says september of 2023. is that a typo >> i wouldn't call it a typo, n

some republicans are growing more optimistic about the chances of racking a big wins in the house and senate races. senator rickairs the senate republican's campaign arm, was very confident about the gop's chances when he spoke on cnn's "state of the union". >> we're going to get 52 plus. herschel walker will win in georgia. we'll keep all 21 of ours. this is our year. the democrats can't run on anything they've done. people don't like what they've done. they don't like high inflation. they don't like gas prices, food prices up. they don't like -- the public doesn't like an open border. they don't like high crime. that's what the democrats are known for. >> cnn's jeff zeleny is with us now. jeff, what's behind this wave of optimism for the gop? >> reporter: well, victor, bianna, part of it is this campaign is closing as it was really beginning with economy and inflation still a chief concern for democrats. and these head winds that are facing the president and democratic candidates in his party are very real. republicans would not have imaged encroaching so much into this blue democratic territory we're seeing

rick: you've got water there all the time. little rises make big impacted. lot of the roads are kind of along the swamp as it is so so, you know, big changes can happen. water's such a powerful force, and so, you know, we've seen what it did with the storm surge, now we'll see what's happening here. certainly a breaking situation we're watching. pete: thank you, rick. yeah, we're getting, you know, conflicting and flag ifmented reports this morning -- fragmented. if that levee has broken, as representative steube believes it has, under threat of 7.5 miles of highway being underwater, that very highway that was used as the lifeline to that community, i-75. i don't know if it's the same portion that we showed, but if you have that much participant of the highway cut off, serious implications for surgery and rescue as well. rachel: yeah. it was amazing to see the amount of traffic just the night before. will: that a makes in the all the more important, fox corporation is donating $1 million to the hurricane ian relief efforts, resources like shelter, meals, med

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2019 there's a forecast we'll be there by next year but we haven't hit it yet go ahead, rick >> you know, one of the bigput could be we all know that there's a political mogul to ascertain whatever that level is i do understand we're doing more than we were or may have if it wasn't for the pressures and the very nervous conditions outside the u.s. with regard to energy but even the saudi princes after the opec plus's meeting underscores that the u.s. just doesn't have the capacity to refine that they should have and we have been highly neglineg neglidgeant in that arena. it isn't a democrat problem, a republican problem, an independent problem. it's a big problem we need to address, and the excuse for all this is, well, it takes years. it won't be ready for years. we're still going to need money in years because i can make you a very solid promise that in a short number of years, electric vehicles will not, i underscore not, be ready for primetime. >> the grid can't even do it out of california. >> joe >> yeah. >> you're right. just barely, joe february 2020. >> we had this discussion. you should have w

frustrated when people who voted against the bill, like rick scott, and representative tony gonzalez, don't refuse the money, and then actually make a bigfloor of the house or senate and said no, this infrastructure funding should not happen. and 24e7b they can't wait to be there, when that funding is coming to their district. but -- >> stephen: do you make them hold the big check? >> i hadn't t thought about tha. that would be good. >> stephen: you and the check and them. >> there's nothing better than seeing a skeptic become a conconvert. i call it the sincerest form of flattery if someone was against yourless and when it's benefiting people who live in their communities they can't hug you close enough. i'll say, this politics aside, the people who live in those communities shouldn't be punished because their senator orhouse member said no to this funding. we're going to serve everybody equally. ( applause ). >> stephen: i suspect you would say something like that. i suspected you would have the-- the best interest of the american people at heart. >> well, thanks, i'd like to think that's how we think about things. it comes from the t

rick: my pleasure, thank you for kristen: coming up next, da brooke jenkins promises to get tough. what our new kristen: one of the big problems -- promises san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins has made is getting tough on drug dealing, especially near schools. the issue is front and center in her first campaign at. d.a. jenkins: fentanyl is killing way too many san franciscans. on day one of becoming district attorney, i will work to end drug markets plaguing our city, repeal issues of those dealing fentanyl, increase punishments for those dealing drugs near our schools. kristen: what is the da actually cracking down? joining us now is michael barba, a senior reporter with our media partner "the san francisco standard." michael, thank you for joining us. michael: thank you for having me. kristen: tell us what school zone enhancements means. michael: it basically means or prosecutors can add additional prison time to send this is for people who are convicted of dealing drugs near schools. kristen: ok, so, she announced this, and then you looked into how many cases she has actually filed, those enhanced charg

rick santelli, thank you very much. >>> energy market closing for the day and seeing big moves in natural gas.s. >> we saw a big intraday swing for natural gas. earlier it fell to 4.75 since march 21st for the contract subsequently catching a bid up 4.8%, right around $5.20 some of the support is thanks to traders thinking the selling was over done after natural gas posted a ninth straight losing week since 1991. demand will jump as the heating season kicks off so far we've seen more mild temperatures turning to oil which is modestly lower, although energy stocks are in the green, did want to point out shares of exxon hitting an all-time high ahead of the company's earnings reporting on friday. conco phillips hitting records while slb known as schlumberger trading around a four-year high. >> thank you very much >>> with the third of the s&p 500 reporting this week, that's why we have such focus on this week, we are looking beyond big tech to industrials and what results from boeing and caterpillar, ge may tell us about the health of the economy. here with a look ahead stephanie link, chief inv

i'm not a big yield curve value. >> okay, thanks, rick. >>> moving on here, elon musk the new owner ofl media network the question is, what is he going to do with it? what kind of speech he'll allow? musk said in his words twitter ca can't become a free for all hellscape. jonathan greenblatt, and also rich lowry, editor in chief of the national review. i don't want to use too many cliches at this point, jonathan, one man's meat another man's poison, one man's hell is another man's heaven, i guess, what do we have right now in your view at twitter somewhere between heaven and hell like purgatory or something, what do we have right now. >> look, i don't know about the theological you want to interpret this, joe, i'd tell you, despite my reservations i was cautiously optimistic that elon musk would be able to address twitter's deep and abiding problems and he takes the concerns of a civil society to hoet but the developments have been alarming at best including last night one of the first things he did he was fired the head of trust and safety at the platform, the person responsible for m

as ortiz, corolla cartler explains, of rick is leading oil gas and energy eve and has kicked off in, keeps out the africa oil week. bring some of the big names in the industry, and the 28th edition comes on the bank of europe's attempt to wean itself off of russian fossil fuels. alternatives are being sought and the continent has seen plenty european lead us as well as see he owes of global energy companies coming to africa to look for the same cobbler and resources that they're telling the continent to turn their back on. but africans, it says that they and they alone should be the one to determine the pace and the nature of their energy transition. it is not just good enough to to blend the world where we find ourselves. we have to push what is enough for a century to focus on our energy is on energy grew somebody get into go about to quote that is oil, western finance institutions and climate campaigners, one the african oil and gas to stay in the ground. but africa include some of the least per capita emitters of carbon and asking them to 10 their back on these discoveries is at least hypocritical, especially at a time when the con

this week we will have senator rick scott and tom cotton go to georgia and campaign for him. he will have a bigs will be going to georgia. look, georgia is my home state. auto ima georgia bulldog. i have talked with a lot of folks there. they are troubled and concerned. republicans look at this as the alternative is much worse. having raphael warnock, a rubber stamp for biden's positions back some office, they just don't want that. >> joe, what do you think? >> i think this is the definition of political irony. there isn't a progressive in the country who thinks herschel walker did anything wrong. there is going to be a two-part system. people who can't afford abortions, who can't afford to go someplace for an abortion who will be denied the abortion. and the elite people, the special people, the people who have money, power or fame who can do it. alice is right. this is the definition of hypocrisy. and i think -- i'm glad she brought up the evangelicals. this reallien capsules what's so hard about the midterms because we don't know who is going to turn out. this will once again fire up women a

big surprise. it's gone viral and it went violent. florida republican senator rick scott told cnn it's okay to have a heated discussion about the issues. but violence is never the answer to this. violence has got to stop. this is this is horrible and >> my heart goes out to pump pelosi. i hope he has a full recovery. and the capitol police chief put out a memo saying this is just a somber reminder of the threats, lawmakers and their families face and 2022. >> reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >> thank you. reshad in our coverage of the attack on paul pelosi continues online scanning that qr code that you see on the screen will take you to the stories and the updates on our website at kron. 4 dot com. >> in the south bay halloween weekend turned violent in san jose. one person was arrested for 2 deadly shootings and 2 men were stabbed. kron four's camila barco has the details. >> several people have been shot and stabbed in san jose. all in a matter of hours. and within miles of each other sunday morning, san jose police is crime scene unit seen lea

big surprise. it's gone viral and it went violent. florida republican senator rick scott told cnn it's okay to have a heated discussion about the issues. but violence is never the answer. but this violence has got to stop. this is this is horrible and >> my heart goes out to paul pelosi. i hope he has a full recovery. and the capitol police chief put out a memo saying this is just a somber reminder of the threats, lawmakers and their families face and 2022. >> reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >> well, don't forget that our coverage of the attack on paul pelosi continues online. we're constantly updating the stories we have there. so scan this qr code. it will take you to those stories and those pages that we've set up their kron 4 dot com. police in san francisco have arrested a man following a shooting near a safe way. this one happened saturday night just after 06:00pm at the safeway store on mission street. officers say they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital apparently with non-life threatening injuries. p

big surprise. it's gone viral and it went violent. florida republican senator rick scott told cnn it's okay to have a heated discussion about the issues. but violence is never the answer. but this violence has got to stop. this is this is horrible and >> my heart goes out to paul pelosi. i hope he has a full recovery. and the capitol police chief put out a memo saying this is just a somber reminder of the threats lawmakers and their families face and 2022. >> reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. thank you a shot at 606. don't forget our coverage of the pelosi attack continues online as new information comes in. we'll keep that. >> page updated for you. and you can always scan that qr code on the screen. it will take you right to again that special section on kron 4 dot com. >> it's 606, in the south bay halloween weekend was violent. and san jose one person was arrested for 2 deadly shootings and 2 people were stabbed. kron four's camila barco has details. >> several people have been shot and stabbed in san jose. all in a matter of hours. and within m

big surprise. it's gone viral and it went violent. florida republican senator rick scott told cnn it's okay to have a heated discussion about the issues. but violence is never the answer. but this violence has got to stop. this is this is horrible and >> my heart goes out to paul pelosi. i hope he has a full recovery. and the capitol police chief put out a memo saying this is just a somber reminder of the threats, lawmakers and their families face and 2022. >> reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >> thank you. reshad will our coverage of the pelosi attack continues online? don't forget you can use your smartphone. just take an image with your camera, the qr code you see on your screen. that will take you to the stories we have on our website there. kron 4 dot com. well, jay-z just days after acquiring twitter, elon musk tweets a strange conspiracy theory about the attack on paul pelosi. the tweets link to an article from the fringe website of the santa monica observer. and that article said that pelosi is personal life somehow played a role in friday'

big surprise. it's gone viral and it went violent. florida republican senator rick scott told cnn it's okay to have a heated discussion about the issues. but violence is never the answer. but this violence has got to stop. this is this is horrible and >> my heart goes out to paul pelosi. i hope he has a full recovery. and the capitol police chief put out a memo saying this is just a somber reminder of the threats lawmakers and their families face and 2022. >> reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >> well, our coverage of the pelosi attack continues online. you can use your smartphone scan that qr code on your screen. that will take you to the stories that we've collected and continue to update regarding this. all of it kron 4 dot com. >> in the south bay halloween weekend was deadly and very violent. san jose, one person was arrested for 2 deadly shootings in 2 men were stabbed. kron four's camila barco has the details. >> several people have been shot and stabbed in san jose. all in a matter of hours. and within miles of each other sunday morning, san

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rick: a lot of weather going on today, the case the next couple days. watch this. bigver valley towards arkansas. this is waking you up this morning probably why you turn on the tv. monsoon season across parts of the southwest is incredible. we're getting a different kind of system bringing a lot of rain, really heavy rain across parts of new mexico. this does not look like parts of the great lakes right now. this stubborn system brings progressively colder air. a foot of snow across the up of michigan. they had the first snow of the season. tuesday, wednesday morning we'll see freezing conditions across mississippi and alabama. cold air is on its way in. rachel. rachel: thank you, rick. a democrat is in clean-up mode she wanted parent to be criminally punished to support kids lgbtq identity. one mom says this is mainstream thinking in public schools. she joins us next. finding my way forward with node-positive breast cancer felt overwhelming at times. but i never just found my way, i made it. so when i finished active therapy, i kept moving forward and did everything

rick becker, you have the last word. mr. becker: north dakota dents note that john is a big spender, he has the record and the ratings.e can say anything he wants that is acceptable sounding excuse to do the wrong thing. if it is a good idea i'm guessing those 19 senators that by the way 15 of which have an f rating with heritage action for liberty, instead of just those guys there would have been conservatives joining them. there were no conservatives joined john hoeven. he is a big spender, that is what he does and that is why we need a change. sen. hoeven: the spending i voted against. it is unbelievable. >> i need to move on to our next question. aarp, their question about social security. social security has been a promise that should be kept, but there are those in congress who want the program to be renewed, changed or trashed every five years ago. how would you protect social security for the future? sen. hoeven: one more time? >> there is talk about trashing it or tend five years. sen. hoeven: obviously it is very important that we keep social security in place. i have been's consistent on that. one of the bi

i had a big argument saying you think the baby knows more. i'm like the baby can't read, rick. >> they have the same thing, this idea that young people are more critical of believing everything is fine. and there's really in the book that's really interesting research on something called pre-bunking, which is about teaching people how the sausage is made and recognize the elements of the conspiracy theory andik they share it. >> sharing things you really want to do there. >> i love that and that's a study done andk a lot of work being done out of cambridge and that's so fascinating because they kind of use their own character traits in order to turn them against conspiracy. >> to instant gratification. >> two other victims at the line and they have jones for defamation andn mid 2018 is and when i went to talk to the lawyers and then i spoke with them. i was no longer alive and it's direct to a story and even then these families and have more saga is what's symbolic of what we're all going to live through in our communities if something isn't done. >> okay. >> what is your sens

are well off their lows goldman a big price name, so that's influencing the dow jones industrial average an impressive midday turn around. >>> to the bond market we go rick santelli is tracking the action rick, what's going on? bonds down, bonds up, it's crazy. >> bob nailed it we are starting to see some buys, and guess what we're slowly turning the ship on what has been mostly a down price/up yield day across the globe. the 28th, i like that day, it was the intraday high. we dropped to 357, but boom, we're right back if you look at the mid part of the curve, they are all up, but very short en, 30 year bonds have given a bit back. bund, same thing, what reversals from 177 back up to over 2% huge turnaround to well over 4% and finally, the italian ten-year bonds having one of the biggest session on yields moving higher since covid march 2020. human moves approaching 4.5%, what's going on? i can tell you this. whenever everybody else was looking at prices paid down five consecutive months, listen, it's hard to figure out the cycles. one thing for sure, my last couple days, it was short covering today selling is on the heavy side finally two-day of the dol

import side joe, back to you >> all right, rick stay with us steve liesman joins us now with more hey, steve i see you looking down and you're thinking. you've got a big out the numbers. i'm trying to keep pace with him in the analysis of this thing. i'm curious to see motor vehicle down 0.4%. i'm not sure that comports with the other numbers. gas station sales down 1.4 that's going to come back. i think the overall take here is this, that that goose egg gets deflated by the inflation number and so it's, again, a negative real number that's a back of the envelope calculation maybe down 4, maybe down .5 on the other hand, we know that goods are suffering, but the service that we have -- we have one little service indication in this report. that comes from your restaurants and bars and that's up 0.5%. so we want to say, and we believe the consumer is certainly suffering from the 13% increase in food costs and everything like that on the other hand, we do know that they're making the shift into services so that's worth talking about. joe, if you don't mind, i just want to flip real quickly to this bank of england story there is a little bit of commentary

>> just finally, quickly, rick, the reaction we're seeing in the bond market, walk me through that, the fact that yields are actually ticking slower here the numbers aren't big enough for me to say wow, look at this, but they are drifting a bit. if you look at the minutes to the july meeting, which came out in august, they were worried they might tighten too much, they might go too far. i don't sense that same issue in these minutes, so if anybody is looking to buy equities, purely from the standpoint of the fed at some point in the near future, standing down, i just don't see it. >> okay. that is the last word there. thank you, all >>> so how do you invest, given the fed and economic uncertainty? mark, great to have you on i pay attention to these names mark, i want your reaction to the fed minutes to what we're seeing in equities right now do tick higher on this news, another keep in mind, still well off the highs of the session >> i think i agree with what rick kind of concluded, which is to say, no surprise. there wasn't certainly anything in there, given the fed-speak that's been suggested to suggest there's any diviaition to this ward inflation at almo

. >> rick, it's a little murky because there were some downward revisions from the big jump we saw int on this one is the mortgage rate situation really changed in september compared with august, and that's why you're seeing the sales down both month to month and year over year that's because we started with a 30-year fixed actually dropping in august and coming back very steadily throughout september. these new home sales are based on signed contracts, that means people out shopping in the month of september and signing on the dotted line. you see the 30-year fixed went sharply up, 6.25% over 7%. i will say interestingly the median price of a new home sold in september was up 13.8% year over year. when we look at the supply of new homes, you're still seeing pretty high supply and not what the builders want to see we did see from earnings from pulte and taylor morrison, more cancellation rates quarter to quarter and guiding toward higher cancellation rates, pulte with a 24% cancel lags rate. imagine that, a quarter of your sales being canceled we see more pain going forward especially

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rick averse, canned responses, tell them what to say. based on polling. we work on intuition and work backwards. on that gun ad -- i like guns obviously. i'm not very bigt of republicans that just kind of do gun porn. a lot of republicans have hidden behind the idea that they're for sporting, duck hunting, that's why we want them. these are for self-defense. the second amendment was not about duck hunting, as blake says in the video. >> that's unreal. >> once you start trying to take a conventional, you know, consultant approach, or you try to represent something that you're not, i think that people can deeply feel that. you know, he's one of the best guys i've ever met. i think he's really the cool cowboy. i think that he's an insanely intelligent, but a high emotional intelligence, and got real values, like there's no dirt on this guy. i mean, he's just one of the best people, will be one of the best senators. >> always remember one thing. >> rac yeah, what's that? >> take this to the bank. the west wasn't won with a registered gun. ha-ha-ha. >> i'll use that. [gunfire] >> welcome to open arizona. >> tucker: that's a great documentary. tells you why

rick santelli, thank you. we are 30 minutes into the trading session. here are three of the bigwatching this morning. we'll start with 3m reporting better than expected, and cutting full-year outlook due to rising cost, the impact of the strong u.s. dollars. those shares are down fractionally right now ge also under pressure, reporting a mixed quarter. cutting its annual earnings forecast but it reaffirmed full year revenue and free cash flow outlooks those are down half a percent. u a ubs shares are moving higher those shares are up 7.5% we know it's a big earnings day. after the bell we get tech right now the industrial earnings we've gotten so far are very much in focus want to dig a little deeper in on general electric because chairman and ceo did tell me this morning that while he's seeing moderation in inflation, it's still, quote, acute pressure, forecasting unfavorable cost dynamics in q4. kulp says he has a bit more optimism than others might have given ge's portfolio and the secular growth in those end markets. on the upcoming split, he tells me health care is continui

rick santelli, thank you. >>> we are 30 minutes into the trading session. here are three big movers.overing after sinking yesterday to an all-time low the bank is embarking on a massive strategic review under a new ceo following a string of scandals and missteps. shares are down more than 50% on the year you can see there, up almost 8% this morning rivian also rallying the ev maker saying their production increased 60% from q2 those shares are up 6.5% we'll end with another big mover to the upside. poshmark, the online retail site is being bought by south korean giant neighbor for roughly $1.2 billion in an all-cash deal. that's roughly half its ipo price. shares up 13% right now. carl >> as we head into what's shaping to be a second day of gains, our next guest is keeping an eye on inventory metric as a key indicator for q4 joining us, adam parker is with us great to have you. >> thanks for having me. >> pretty hard bounce. 6% in a couple of days does it last >> well, we did some work. we've only had six -- we had a bad six months, down 15% or more in q2, another five in q3. we look

rick caruso, though, said he was unable to join us. >> well, we have our live from l.a., folks, and coming up, we look at the big picture of the politicalcape. it has been marred by the drill. and threats and even violence. and we will also have more of president obama's exciting the crowd in the midwest today, telling voters not to tune out, but to vote. but, first, my colleague richard louis is my here -- other top news stories today >>. some of the stories we are watching, at least 146 people are dead and 150 hurt in a stampede in seoul, korea. says the fire department there. this was at a halloween gathering. a celebration. the stampede pecan after crowds surged into an area alleyway, causing people to be crushed as many as 100,000 people have turned out for that halloween festivity. the cdc shows flu related hospitalizations rising dramatically. in recent weeks. the cdc's data out friday showing a level typically not seen until much later into the flu season. the cdc recommends people six months and older get a flu shot and children up to eight years old may need two shots this year. and in l.a. county, district attorney confirms r

big enchilada we have to cut back, that is what we did. now he is singing a different song but a leopard does not change its spots. rick scott from florida said the quiet part of lout for republicans when he said he thinks all federal legislation ought to be written off the books every five years, then reenacted. what does that mean? that means eliminating social security, eliminating medicare, eliminating all kinds of rights. that is where they are going. >> a rebuttal. mr. bognet: matt cartwright has been in office for 10 years and joe biden has been in office since 1972. they haven't done anything to protect your social security. they do not have one bill passed. to protect your social security. judge a person by what they have done. he has not protected social security and the inflation that him and biden and pelosi have unleashed asserting our seniors. talk to seniors in our district, they are having a tough time. they deserve big increases. >> mr. cartwright. rep. cartwright: this will not be last of the falsehoods you will hear out of my opponent this evening. one of the reasons i supported the inflation reducti