, kellogg, sirius xm, many of course delayed from earlier in the week.ey, kellogg, sirius xm, many of course delayed from earlier in the week., kellogg, sirius xm, many of course delayed from earlier in the week.che, kellogg, sirius xm, many of course delayed from earlier in the week. and on that note, daniel, we mentioned this during earnings report the string of macro data. is it going to be about that in the trading session today in your view? >> yeah, again, i think people will be holding off until toll. the adp will move things this one direction or another, but i don't think we'll have an enormous amount of trading volume. i would have actually doubted what i'm saying over the course of the two days the market was shut, but i'm now of the opinion that really we'll see a very, very quiet environment from now really through the election. not just into the jobs number, but through the election. because i think there's just too much event risk out there for people to take any meaningful positions. >> great point. we'll leave it there. >>> still to come, new york slowly coming back t

to people's lives than sirius ever was. it was kind of out there in the air. i think there's a risk. that's the risk in this stock. that's why it hasn't been able to get sustained momentum anywhere near the ipo price. >> unlike, though, sirius, the users for facebook, a lot of them are dogs and babies and companies. it's a very -- i mean, they're not going to go out and buy the stock. >> they're not paying a monthly subscription fee. >> mike, always good to see you, mike santoli of yahoo! finance. >>> microsoft windows 8, the man who led the development is now out. the stock took a hit today. will the dep paparture leave th company in a lurch and shareholders with another lost decade? i feel like it wasn't long ago when we were talking about steve ballmer and how he should be ousted because the stock had done poorly over the last decade, it was a lost decade for microsoft. fall of last year to march of this year, that's when the stock started perking up. we gave ballmer a pass on this because there's doubts about window 8.

exxon mobile, sirius satellite, biomed realty, bmr.lty and mcdonalds, mcd. >> this is tough. i look immediately that these two real estate investment trusts, one is realitied to medical, and one is related to shopping centers. i'm going to let that slide. purists are going to get mad at me but i like the yield. sirius is good speculation. obviously, we're going to miss mel. exon, no one ever got if trouble by exxon. that's the wrap. restaurant, oil and gas, speck, health real estate, shopping center real estate. i'm going to bless it. maybe i'm just in a forgiving mood after an all-nighter. stay with cramer. uh, i'm in a timeout because apparently riding the dog like it's a small horse is frowned upon in this establishment! luckily though, ya know, i conceal this bad boy underneath my blanket just so i can get on e-trade. check my investment portfolio, research stocks... wait, why are you taking... oh, i see...solitary. just a man and his thoughts. and a smartphone... with an e-trade app. ♪ nobody knows... [ male announcer ] e-trade. i

exxon mobile, sirius satellite, biomed realty, bmr.look immediately that these two real estate investment trusts, one is realitied to medical, and one is related to shopping centers. i'm going to let that slide. purists are going to get mad at me but i like the yield. sirius is good speculation. obviously, we're going to miss mel. exon, no one ever got if trouble by exxon. that's the wrap. restaurant, oil and gas, speck, health real estate, shopping center real estate. i'm going to bless it. maybe i'm just in a forgiving mood after an all-nighter. stay with cramer. hooo....hahaah! oh...there you go. wooohooo....hahaahahaha! i'm gonna stand up to her! no you're not. i know. you know ronny folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico sure are happy. how happy are they jimmy? happier than a witch in a broom factory. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. ♪ anything, yes, i'd do anything ♪ ♪ anything for you ♪ >>> i see you're back. okay. qualcomm, we look at quarter after the bell. it's nice

i'm glad you're up with us this morning watching on msnbc or listening live on sirius xm radio. e-mail at way too early.com or tweet me @williegeist or text a response to 622639. we'll read the best responses later in the show. the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for monday, november 5th yes, tomorrow is election day. there's a lot going on, including bill clinton's suggestion that mitt romney join circumstan cirque de sole. >>> on the eve the presidential election, today marks one full week since sandy came ashore killing at least 110 people leaving a path of destruction that reshaped stretches of the coast lien here on the northeast. the cover of "new york imagi" me is stunning. this morning, nearly a million people in new jersey are without power or heat as overnight temperatures dip near freezing as cold weather sets in, new york city mayor michael bloomberg says as many as 40,000 people may need to find new places to live, a daunting task, the city known for its tight housing market. the announcement set up the potential return of fema trailers like those used in

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joe madison human rights activist and host of the joe madison show every weekday six to ten am on sirius channel one twenty three joe it's great to have a veteran if it's going to be you know what do you make of what paul ryan said or you said it it's code everyone understands what he means but what he failed to realize and let's be honest. the romney ryan ticket never reached out to the black community in any significant way look i've been doing black talk radio and general talk radio for over thirty years we didn't even get a single news release from from them whereas the obama campaign and the obama administration they have been very good at explaining their policies indicating why these policies are good for example. they took a great deal of care to explain obamacare to the african-american community what does it mean you know african-american women for example are very concerned because there are a lot a single black women what does it mean for their children in getting health care what does it mean in terms of their jobs look at him signing the lead better act african-american wom

and useful political or not do you want to lie is for example sirius such a hot spot and behind not just because what really was the fifth fleet of the u.s. navy does not entitle it to be so brutal and repressive and get a very big range against humanity which are happening. but a government warning is unlikely to deter crowds forming in kuwait protests as a very for a mass rally against new voting rules despite a warning from the authorities that unsanctioned demonstrations won't be tolerated your position believes the changes will give an unfair advantage to some pro-government candidates in next month's election public gatherings of more than twenty people were banned after a string of violent clashes involving thousands marching against the weights rulers of. the middle east the largest christian minority the egyptian coptic church of chosen its new pope its traditional way of blindfolded boy drew the name of bishop to replace the former picture of who died in march ten million cuts in egypt two faced a rise in attacks against them which they blame on islam is. committed to going to

madison, host of sirius and nia-malika henderson, thank ytonight.on the night of big victory meetings that president obama had with presidential historian. you'll want to hear what he said about his legacy. if you think running a reaurant is hard, try running four. . it gives us 5x the rewards on our internet, phone arges and cable, plus at office supply stores. úwa into our business. thmake your mark thing wewith ink from chase. >>> in the hours since president obama's victory, he's already called both republican and democratic leaders in congress to say it's time to work on bipartisan solutions. so will republicans be open to that dreaded word "compromise"? joining me now is congressman emanuel cleveland, democrat from missouri and maria teresa kumar, an msnbc contributor. thanks to both of you for being here tonight. >> thank you, reverend. >> good to be with you, reverend. >> congressman, congratulation on your re-election last night. >> thank you. >> congressman, do you think republicans will work with the president on a second term agenda? >>

sirius x.m. i get so many calls from from liberals in red states and from conservatives and blue states i mean it we're a purple nation it's what you know the the states regardless of whether we're a purple nation or not the states where one party dominates over the other it results in that case it sounds like what you're saying is that if grover norquist didn't exist somebody would invent exactly remember the that how this started issue among republican primary vote ok and i don't reagan asked grover to start a t.r. because he wanted to have a grassroots conservative. sort of nonpartisan organization that would pressure people not to raise taxes this was this was right after reagan had brought jude wineskin as a as an advisor to the reagan administration when askew in one thousand nine hundred seventy six wrote a piece for i think it was human events. go on i'd have to go back and look but and he. was in earlier in the investor this is at the tail end that grover did this dude was out of their s

i'll have to get you a sirius xm radio to listen to. you know the person. you think you know the person. radio is very intimate. it is and always has been. i can't tell you how many people think they know me, think they know that local personality. and you belong to them. >> yeah. >> you belong to them. >> i was going to say, i got to let you gojo. i am personally as a new orleans resident mourning the loss of d.j. chicken and big aid in the morning. it makes me -- i can barely wake up. thank you to joe madison in washington. up next, the single most defining moment of the entire campaign. ♪ i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! mom, are those my jeans? [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios [ male announcer ] you've reached the age where you don't back down from a challenge. this is the age of knowing how to make things happen. so, why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. 20 million men alread

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and voices on sirius fm. >> you have to wake up early again tomorrow. >> i'm always working. >> thanks so much. great to see you. >> thank you, jim. >> pat, back over to you. >>> coming up, why adult film actors are suddenly the talk of the political world. and elections? what elections? the newspapers that seemed to ignore president obama's reelection >>> welcome back, everybody, at 4:30. i'm jim handly. >> i'm pat lawson muse. the first family on their way back to the white house right now, air force one will deliver them to the white house after president obama's reelection last night. they will return to the white house in about two hours. >>> a rough post-election day sell-off on wall street today. the dow down more than 300 points. it fell below the 13,000 level for the first time since september. the nasdaq and s&p are also suffering from big losses this evening. the sell-off was triggered by worries over the looming fiscal cliff here at home. there are also new concerns about europe's struggling economy. >>> tim kaine said it's time for folks on both sides of the aisle to fix t

joining me now is joel madison, nationally syndicated radio hose on sirius/xm's the power and michelleter, washington correspondent for "newsweek" and "the daily beast." thank you both for being here tonight. >> thanks. >> joe, let me go to you first. christie calls boss murdoch but seems like the right wing is still furious with him. >> well, he understood american history, contemporary american history. let's go back 53 years. john f. kennedy versus richard nixon. nixon was called to call mrs. king when martin luther king jr. was thrown into georgia's state prison and they didn't know if he would be safe or not. he wouldn't do it. republicans, once again, didn't do what they should have done. john kennedy did it. reluctantly, but he did it. and what happened? daddy king and the civil rights leaders and african-americans said, you know what, that's a president who cares about our leader, therefore, cares about the civil rights movement. and it was a turning point because, remember, most, most blacks were republicans at the time. >> including daddy king was a republican. >> including d

joining me now is joe madison, nationally syndicated radio host of sirius xm, the power and ryan grimrom "the huffington post." thank you both for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> i want to talk about fox's role in pushing this scandal but, ryan, let's start with the big news tonight about susan rice meeting with the mccain tomorrow. what are you hearing? >> this was simply an unsustainable opposition. especially after the election for mccain, and graham to be standing in the way of an african-american woman who hasn't even been nominated yet simply because she went on the television and repeated what the cia was saying at the time, that was completely unsustainable. tomorrow ricks said it it right. that was completely political. the facts have shown that she wasn't lying. she was repeating what the cia had said was their best guess at that moment. it turns out to have been wrong. but to try to block her from being secretary of state simply for that was completely unsustainable and, you know, the meetings that are going to happen this week are the first step in her confirmation if

and they listen to the folks on sirius xm because they want to hear a perspective that they agree withtion is divided. >> carol -- >> well, let me steer the conversation in a different direction, because i am serious about this, because when i go out in the public, i hear people who are plain tired of the election, and they want it to be ov over. what are you hearing, lars, from your audience? are they excited to go vote? do they want the election to be over? >> well, they want it to be off, but they want a result that is good for america. obviously joe and i disagree about what is good for america. i think that four more years of barack obama is going to be terrible for america. we need a different kind of leadership for the country and different solutions for the country's problems and are people anxious for the decision to be made, yes. >> and let me tell you what my audience is talking about, because i do know my audience. my audience is very concerned -- >> you think. >> because we spent four hours today talking about the voter intimidation in the polls like in iowa where the romn

don't forget, you can listen to my radio show on xm sirius channel 127 monday through friday, noon to 3:00 p.m. follow me on twitter @edshow and like "the ed show" on facebook. we're right back.  >>> and my favorite story of the night. yesterday, congresswoman michele bachmann faced democratic challenger jim graves in the first of three debates leading up to election day. the two clashed over bridges, health care, taxes, and entitlements. but the most memorable moment was this one. >> teresa, you just heard some political speak there, huh? i mean, again, michele doesn't say what she's for, she says what she's against. >> it's insulting to say that these are political speech because that's one thing i do not do is political -- [ laughter ] >> i want to just -- >> we're going to switch gears because i think we need to move on. >> switch gears quickly. she doesn't engage in political speak. you know, if she loses her house seat, i think she should give stand-up comedy a shot. what do you think? see michele bachmann's entire tea party-approved career is dependent on her reckless pol

listen to my radio show on sirius xm radio channel 127 monday through friday, noon to 3:00 p.m. and follow me on twitter @edshow and like "the ed show" on facebook. >>> welcome back. when faced with disasters like hurricane sandy, americans, you know, we always find a way to lend a hand. we're used to taking a shirt off our back for our next door neighbor, aren't we? that's just the spirit of america. that's who we are. tonight we here at nbc universal tried to do our part with the hurricane sandy coming together telethon. the hour long special was hosted by "today" show's matt lauer. and included music from new jersey natives bruce springsteen, bon jovi, long island's billy joel, and staten island-born christina aguilera. coming together to benefit the american red cross and the relief efforts for victims of the storm. nothing controversial about that whatsoever, correct? >> why the timing? why is that today? half the state of new jersey doesn't have power and can't even watch the concert. >> sure. >> is this more political? is this more let's get this thing on tv before the el

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. >>> don't forget, you can listen to my radio show on sirius xm radio channel 127 monday through friday to 3:00 p.m. follow me on twitter @edshow and on facebook and like "the ed show." >>> this year's presidential debate cycle was the first since 1988 in which candidates or moderators failed to directly address the issue of climate change. i guess they just didn't get around to it. now just days before the election, hurricane sandy has brought climate change to the forefront of this race. now we're talking about it. today new york city mayor michael bloomberg endorsed president obama for re-election citing climate change as the deciding factor. the mayor, an independent who refused to endorse any candidate in 2008 said in the aftermath of hurricane sandy the obama administration's efforts to address environmental issues proved more important than ever. and he went on to say, when i step into the voting booth i think about the world i want to leave my two daughters and the values that are required to guide us there. the two party nominees for president offer different vision on where th

joining me now, joe madison, nationally syndicated host of "on the power" on sirius xm. dana milbank, columnist for the "washington post." thanks for coming on the show. >> hi, reverend. >> people come up with m stuff, man. >> dana. mind games? i mean, this is a new one. what is it about the far right and this president? i mean, mind games? >> well, they're pretty good mind games if they've got tens of millions of americans to fall for it. but i'm kufszed because mitt romney just said it was because the american people were bribed with gifts. i think they've got to go with one or the other. it was either bribery or it was some mass tens of millions of people going through mind games. look, this is a difficult time here. they will get through this period. but they can study it and look through it, but when it comes right down to it it's pretty obvious that people weren't buying what they were selling and they need to be selling a different product. >> joe madison, karl rove is making all kinds of excuses again. the "wall street journal" today wrote a column and they gave

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that story has passed, this is about sky works, sandisk, apple, sirius. and i think the question for investors on a tape today that has reversed and moved a little bit higher, if you are looking for stabilization or a trough in the marketplace in technology itself, you're not going to look at these old technology names, you want to look at these newer technology names. >> to your point about the market turning, you'll notice that the nasdaq is underperforming the turn as we saw. everything's high? nasdaq's only good for a point. >> a lot of that has to do with microsoft as well. and i think it's an incorrect analysis to take all of technology, because i think, right now, it is bifurcated between who's got the exposure to tablets or not. so i don't agree with that. >> ennis? >> in the last three years, actually, to that point about bifurcation, you've seen the nasdaq actually have a humongous rally that took everything up with it. it took all boats out with the tide. now you have to be much more discriminating about value. you have to really find the names

. >> i think you are right at you guys were talking about how and sirius this is as a recipe to dealh the economic misfortune we have and this is going to add to it but this is absolutely -- negotiating paper, to put this in perspective what the government -- what the president sent to john boehner was more than he was asking for with debt negotiations. when the configuration in washington was to lead the same, what the senate was able to pass even when it had a filibuster, far in excess of what he campaigned on himself, something out of law land, where three weeks from the fiscal cliff, this is a serious -- almost a way to guarantee you put a stall on these negotiations or set them back ritter and understand what he is playing at. stuart: this is supposed to be just the first initial negotiating position. >> we don't have time. stuart: i had a democratic strategist earlier on the show who said don't worry about this. this is not a final result. this is not what they are trying for. just an opening gambit. what do you make of that? >> we have three weeks ago and they have wasted thre

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. >>> with us now, pete dominic, political talk show host on sirius xm radio and ana navaro, republican released a video of the president crying at the time when we need to see steely resolve. >> i don't think anyone can question his steely strength. he has ordered missiles to be shot in american's faces, auto bailout, chose joe biden as his vice president. that with his a tough choice. he was cutting onions just before that. he is allowed to show emotion once every eight years. and he is showing appreciation for those who worked so hard to get him reelected. john boehner will cry the a kodak commercial. >> you can understand he needed some sort of relief. ana, the president has presented a different face today, this afternoon, when he talks about the economy. what must the president say in your mind? >> first of all, carol, i'm not sure that showing you can cry is not a very good tactic when you're about to go negotiate with john boehner, who is known for being the cry baby in congress. that's kind of part of his personality. it's a good thing they both come in, knowing that they can c

our guest this morning, jim parmele of northern virginia gop, and joe madison, talk show host at siriusou areles all over tv this week, too. >> well, at least on tv one for a seven-hour broadcast. my goodness. >> you're rested up now. running on adrenaline. >> i'ms reed up. >> i want to ask you both. we saw the long lines for hours on election day for some. for days with early voting. tremendous turnout. what do you make of that? >> a lot of people want to come out to vote. i think a function of the line problems that we had particularly in virginia, in areas where you could use the paper ballots, which were sort of an s.a.t. thing. you fill out the bubbles. you take your time, and then you line up and slide through them through the machine. those went much faster than the touch screens. it was one of those instance where is paper trumped technology. >> in washington, d.c., i used the electronic screen. but the sad thing is that my precinct -- there was only one. and i don't know why. but i think that locally, you just had a great deal of interest in this campaign. now, in virginia, i t

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