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>> i think steve cohen is sensible to say that in any cold war and detante in principle is a good deal facts are different than his. the evidence that i'm aware of is that even as the u.s. and russia had agree to a new cease-fire plan on september 12th, the syrian regime was mobilizing for its preferred course. it did not want to see that new cease-fire take place. its preferred course was to finish the battle for aleppo, to take aleppo. key strategic target they have been going after for more than four years. and i'm told that the u.s. intelligence indicates that the russians were aware of syrian planning, syrian mobilization to do the opposite of what the cease-fire agreement promised. so early in the first days, this was supposed to produce a seven-day reduction of violence that would lead to significant new steps and, as steve says, joint u.s. american targeting of the terrorists. in that seven-day period, there were some hideous acts of violence, including a strike on a humanitarian aid convoy coming into aleppo that showing that the u.s. moving towards a reduction of hostility, t

there are five-year stretches like hedge fund managers like steve cohen do very well, david tepper.e not just in one of those periods right now. >> we're definitely not in one of them. connell: charlie, thank you as always. we'll send you over to paris. >> i would love to investigate the story. think i can get an interview with her. connell:down 45 for the dow. if you're looking to shake up your portfolio from standard tech and names, how about this, charlie, most flourishing generation of all time, the millenials! >> are they flourishing? connell: wait until you hear the numbers. he is next on the countdown. >> is he a millennial? connell: no, i don't think. (announcer vo) or you can take a joyride. bye bye, errands, we sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy. (announcer vo) you can sit in traffic. or you can crack up. (man on radio) but if it isn't refreshing... (announcer vo) sorry traffic, we laugh 'til it hurts. siriusxm. road happy. connell: millenials are officially the nation's largest generation now. they surpassed baby boomers. more than 75 million around. our next guest

congressman steve cohen called on comey to resign.black caucus defended clinton on saturday, questioning comey's actions. >> this letter, i read it over and over and over again. provides little new information to the public. all it does is give republicans a new basis of which to attack hillary clinton. why would the fbi director go so far as to send this high ly unusual letter? it does not make any sense to me. now, on top of that, you don't hear the director talking about any other investigation he's involved in. is he investigating the trump foundation? is he looking into the russians hacking into all of our e-mails? is he looking into and deciding what's going on with regards to other allegations by the trump organization? >> all of this has given new confidence to the campaign of donald trump. at stop after stop throughout the weekend he railed against what he's called a system rigged against him. >> the investigation is the biggest political scandal since watergate, and it's everybody's hope that justice at last can be delivered

. >> congressman steve cohen, thank you so much, we appreciate your time. >> you're welcome, john and kate. >> thank you. >>> all right joining us now to discuss. erol lewis and paul talen. the congressman saying he think this could cost hillary clinton the election. where are we right now? 72 hours after the fact here. the polls actually haven't really seemed to move all that much not that we should engage, it's early for that. >> one poll suggested that 63% of americans told the abc/washington post they don't think this is going to affect their vote one way or the other. we know something i guess about 10% of the vote is already in because of early vote. i think where we are is in the middle of turmoil and unfortunately, it seems like we were going to be froze within turmoil absent new revelations either from the fbi or wikileaks which is scheduled to dump a few thousand more e-mails this week just to make things little a more complicated. folks are going to have to make up their minds. with all of the information that you are now. everything you know about candidate's policies, the

somebody told me they asked for a lifetime bar on steve cohen. he will be back in business in a year. >> did they talk about barring you? >> there's no way. we are fighting this. let me put it this way. we have very competent counsel. excellent in this area. they looked at our trading records two years ago. the comment from the lead partner on the case was i know insider trading and there's none here. david: that was leon cooperman talking to erik schatzker. vonnie: coming up, the battle for the white house but scaring the gop apart. the latest headlines and analysis. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg markets. i'm david gura. vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. some of theook at latest business stories. general electric is trying to buy denmark-based wind power. the maker of winter and nine planes it will enhance ge's ability to participate in the wind market. as a stand-alone business within the renewable energy unit. a potential deal would team canada's largest alternative asset manager with the maker of the bauer and easton brand. setting th

reactions from members of congress without statements or comments on twitter, this is congressman steve cohena democrat from tennessee, a member of the judiciary committee and writes in light of the recent comments by f.b.i. director comey regarding hillary clinton emails, i call on him to resign and a link to his full statement. then there's congressman jeff duncan, a member of the homeland security committee, he wrote on twitter yesterday, he's a republican from south carolina, if you don't want the f.b.i. involved in elections, don't nominate someone who is being investigated by the f.b.i. line for republicans nathaniel is up next. caller: hello. i'm a colin powell republican. and he would have been a great candidate if you wanted change. he would have been superb. but he has all of the background and the sophistication and etc. the only person i compare on the republican ticket, my ticket is hillary clinton and she's republican. she has the ability and has the history. the problem is that women are not respected in our country yet. they are still trying to break the glass ceiling and men

a hill writing this morning, steve cohen is calling on fbi director james comey to resign saying his recent public comments on former secretary of state hillary clinton and her e-mail, before seeing any evidence to make clear for the code of the fbi and the justice department that he should resign his position effective immediately. congressman cohen is a supporter of hillary clinton, the democratic presidential nominee. that was his statement. he went on on to say that director comay's letter to congress was premature, careless careless and unprecedented. you can read more at the hill .com. >> sees and brings you more debate this week from key u.s. senate races tonight at 8:00 eastern, live on c-span, republican senator rand paul and democrat jim gray debate for the content kentucky senate seat. wednesday night at eight, live coverage on c-span of the louisiana senate debate between a field of candidates, republican congressman. at nine, republican senator kelly ayotte and democrat maggie hassett debate for the new hampshire seat. now until election day, watch key debate from house,

cohen. wow. it gets two tens and a nine from the judges. ormer marquette star and milwaukee buck steve novak, holding up a nine luke fischer doesn't like the call. but sandy cohen is still your baseball playoffs tonight. lebron james and some of his cavalier teammates on hand in cleveland to support the indians. lonnie chisenhall lines a three run homer off of david price to right field. the indians blank the red sox a -- blank the red sox 6-nothing and cleveland now leads the series two-nothing. and, in the much anticipated nlds showdown between the giants and cubs, in the bottom of the eighth inning, it is 0-0. coming up in our second half between milwaukee morse marshall and milwaukee king. patrick: republican presidential nominee donald trump bumped from an appearance in wisconsin tomorrow. joyce: the other big-name taking his place. we're also following the path of hurricane matthew. the damage caused so far and where the storm is heading next. patrick: plus, hundreds of local students in a big show of support for a much-loved joyce: live pictures from south carolina. hurricane ma