manfred sneed i founded flow tex in 1994 and became enormously successful as the next several years. also forced on france and germany could be pretty intimidating so he was always very well dressed with a tailor made suits and a rolex on his wrist. a very impressive and examples on the other muslim he takes everything he does to extremes. and when he goes after something goes for a chase is it like a terrier until they get silly and tell. the boy has started out with a moped had made it to the top and now owned a fleet of luxury cars. in 1909 me to celebrated his 50th birthday with a ga event at his estate or 2 i'm back on the outskirts of cars where. downtown of i'm invited about 300 people politicians business executives sports stars anybody who is anybody by the lord is into it then i'm a lot of people were dying to get an invitation. it was the event of a year in the state of baton rouge my back i mean. meter lived a life of luxury a private jet with gold from. villas all over the world. florida europe and some of. the end 3 yachts the largest was 55 meters long. from the sultan

me to also started building a new flow tex headquarters complex at the airfield leading politicians attended the groundbreaking ceremony including the state premier at the time having to fly for. the guests were impressed with his model of the proposed new facility. mido made a promotional video. for hero from here will tackle the projects of the 3rd millennium. media claim that this new facility would bring prosperity to the region. the state premier teufel took the controls of an excavation at a ceremony to mark the start of construction. but for this report none of the politicians who worked with smita wanted to talk to us about him. after all it's a very old story. so this need amid the media enjoyed being around politicians and they enjoyed being around him who it was and it was like they acknowledged each other's importance can be shown in the 1st. leader built celera is a former bandit and back interior minister who later chaired a state parliament committee that investigated the flow text scandal. at this point questions were already being raised about the company's finances but pros

coming up, we are going to look at that big tex selloff, that was since june -- the worst since june.umbling by most in almost three months as they were taken away from the highflying tech stocks. now, the senior vice president of strategy at global x etf. to me about the unwind we -- tell me about the online we have seen in big tex today. -- unwind we have seen in big tech today. can you hear me? we will get back to him. try to reestablish the line as we -- let's try to reestablish the line as we talked to him. a really rough day in the equity markets today, big tech having some of its worst -- one of its worst days since june. up a littleing better than the s&p. ruffleap stocks that 2000, the big underperformer as well, certainly not selling off as quickly as we can, so you are getting a bigger selloff today. the nasdaq the worst performer, which was off about 5%. you did see a bit of elevation points.ix, up seven earlier in the day, the vix was up about nine points. back on theave jay phone. can you hear me? >> yes. taylor: perfect timing. talk to me about the selloff today and tho

fu.ing us is scarlet has been a know it dismal month for big tex. 2.6%asdaq 100 was down before pairingnasdaq trails the broader market. sentiment on the ndx, and this is a proxy for big tech because the five big names make up value, are steadily souring. boosted since the most since 2006. positioning in 2020 never got bullish either. it is not like it went back to the highs of 2016. bloomberg macro strategist observes the speed of selling in recent weeks leaves a position six standard deviations short versus the two-year average. one reason we may be seeing a return to the playbook of tech stocks leading the way is that you are getting rebalancing before wednesday which is the final day of september. keep in mind that most of this week's event risk is later on this week. you have got the presidential debate tomorrow between president trump and democratic nominee joe biden. we have the september jobs report on friday. when jeffries looks at this data they conclude the extreme positioning means now is the time to buy big tex. -- tech. perhaps single minded opening -- single-mindedness is

new selloff in big tex shares. volatility continuing to be the only certainty.ings out after the bell. telcom revenue soaring on continued demand. oracle reporting strong sales that beat estimates on increa

caroline: generally what i care about in the presentations come i want to see big tex ceo's making melist. themselves. sarah: we have expectations for timings on the technologies but the least he can give us his dance moves. joe: it is so funny because it is one of the classic things. battery day and then you toss it off in a random tweet last night. this will be 2022. a little thing i will mention on twitter in response to someone. that probably explains why the stock was under pressure a little bit during the day. we see it up modestly after hours. but i am sure my inbox will be flooded with endless notes about cash flow implications of whatever new battery technology they are rolling out. caroline: meanwhile, quite a big name in e.v.'s. joe: what a rise that was. that was a real flying too close to the sun thing. sarah: the most recent elon musk tweet is pretty much the new tesla stock is too high. he has tempered expectations somehow. caroline: that is all for "what'd you miss?". joe: "bloomberg technology" is up next. have a great evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> tesla battery

e trumump campaign n has sa that big g tex should not be the arbiter of truth. catherine viette has the story. catherine: cracking down on misinformation on its platform, twitter has announced new measures meant to reassure the public ahead of thee u.s. presidential election. the tech company will label or remove false or misleading information intended to undermine public confidence in an e election or other civic prprocess. gets of tweets that could flagged include unverified information like election ,igging or ballot tamperingng misleading claims about the outcome of the vote, or premature claims of victory. it is not the e first time twitr has taken action. announced the company it was banning political advertising on its platform and flag t tweets by u u.s. presidet donana trumpmp about mail-in "misleading." the president has accused the company of interfering in the 2020 election. twitter's decision comes as tech companies feel the pressure terrain and rumors, viral videos, and conspiracy theories that run rampant on social media. being accused of politic

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moshe rounds the deputy actually back then in back then was netanyahu himself brigadier general hugh tex again israel's military governor of gaza claimed that israel finances hamas what i'm trying to get to as to the relevance today is is israel financing islam ists terrorism throughout the middle east we saw netanyahu accused of supporting isis diane in syria against president assad we even know about israel's role with iran in the iran contra scandal why does israel support islam is violence. i think that you are totally longview you mentioned the shower and anthony oh it is deputy it was so 2 years ago failed to you to go a generation ago. are we involved in. directly in. contrast. mao denial of vote and we see in iran post khomeini iran. not in. any terrible israeli probably de most determined state in fighting against their will i mean israel obviously was part of the iran contra deal allowing weapons to be exported to iran and as you say these are historical details but how many years ago but how many is it hurted how many years ago did netanyahu meet with a legit isis diasur al qa

a regulatoryally threat to the servitude of big tex stocks?hatg tech stocks echo >> -- >> i am much less worried right banks, tech companies, then i am about banks. the reality is i do think tech companies are in the sites of regulators the same way banks would be. i do not think you have some of the breakup risk people were talking about six months ago when candidates for leading the primaries. franciene: when you look at some of these things, how do you play the china cardiac of -- how do you play the china card? >> china is the one part of the world where you are seeing a v shaped rebound. you talk abouts that are material stocks are a direct beneficiary of china's rebound. you see that in commodity imports. the one part of the global economy that is coming back the fastest is manufacturing. happening isis is interesting. consumers are spending, but they cannot spend on services. they cannot travel, they cannot go to restaurants. what we are seeing is a surge in goods. whether it be electronics or home improvements, i think that is another

i do think it is interesting, the divergence between views of whether it is big tex driving this bus or we are seeing a rally. huge upperwe saw performance from airlines, all the reflation types of recovery of stocks. hard to say this is a narrow rally. tom: i strongly take your point. i do not have the math in front of me. we will let many others do this. bank of america would kill this in a seven-page essay. there is a little more breadth there. there is green on the screen, futures up 11. dow futures up 15. may never come back. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: president trump has just had a man arrested for killing two protesters as acting in self-defense. he criticize the killing of one of his supporters in portland, oregon. the president travels to kenosha today. flips the quote "no one is safe in joe biden's america." for morgan chase prepares if press you get reelected. the bank estimates a shift of up to 10 points from democrats to republicans if the perception of protests turns from peaceful to violent. the pandemic has created tons of red ink for chicago. budgety projects a def

show mido also started building a new flow tex headquarters complex at the airfield leading politicians attended the groundbreaking ceremony including the state premier at the time having to fly for. all. the guests were impressed with his model of the proposed new facility. media made a promotional video. for hero from here will tackle the projects of the 3rd millennium. media claim that this new facility would bring prosperity to the region. the state premier teufel took the controls of an excavator at a ceremony to mark the start of construction. but for this report none of the politicians who worked with smita wanted to talk to us about him. after all it's a very old story. so obviously shmeat amid the media enjoyed being around politicians and they enjoyed being around him who it was and it was like they acknowledged each other's importance can be shown the. leader bill is a former bottom of it and back interior minister who later chaired a state parliament committee that investigated the flow text scandal. at this point questions were already being raised about the company's finan

tex continue, as we see the fed and other central banks keep rates to zero or negative in the short term but communicate that they be letting inflation expectations continue to rise. that could be a good indicator of financial performance. >> you start to see some doubts breaking that suggests the market needs to hear more from the fed about how it plans to get inflation right. what about indications with the dollar? does the slump continue? >> we believe it does and primarily against the euro, although we may continue to see it against the yen as well. the effect could be that further the -- prices boost material sector. >> we have every letter under the sun in gauging what the shape will be across different economies. what does that mean for companies' guidance? does that mean greater volatility coming -- going forward? particularly since we've had a bit of a reality check when it comes to the vaccine optimism? >> it depends. there's been a pretty powerful rebound in the all the supply chain. it's seen a strock rebound with good auto demand and the restocking of inventories but more on

new selloff in big tex shares. volatility continuing to be the only certainty. oracle earnings out after the bell. telcom revenue soaring on continued demand. oracle reporting strong sales that beat estimates on increased demand for its cloud products with so many businesses working remotely. one of the biggest work from home names is slack, which has seen a flood of new customers as remote work continues. shares had been soaring, but got pummeled in the last few days after the company reported a miss on feelings expectations. ceo of us to discuss the slack. this is a pretty big move and one of the biggest selloff of slack shares in particular since you have been a public company. what is your take? >> it gives the backdrop of a lot of volatility. i definitely think the billings missed you mentioned is important. we were a pretty young company, 6.5 years old. we are coming into our sophomore year. there is rightfully a lens of skepticism on whether this growth is durable. happened this quarter is different. we had the pandemic. record unemployment. new paid 8000

there is a financial times report that what triggered this is they went big and some options on big tex. abigail: that is an interesting point. i do not know if it has to do with softbank, but there's been a lot of unusual options activity where you have folks buying short-term call options. that is expiring this week, next week, betting that after the huge move up, the nasdaq up 80% from the march lows come after that it will go even higher. some thinking that is not so stable. what we think because of all this is it is technical selling down to the 50 day moving average. if the 50 day moving average continues to hold, which it has as a low, it suggests we could see rebound rally as cooler heads prevail. we take some of the froth on the table, now we can get back to buying make a caps. david: we have a long weekend to think about it. thank you so much abigail doolittle. you may not be able to tell from the stock market, but we got strong employment numbers today, adding nearly 1.4 million new jobs. president trump noticed it and tweeted "new jobs numbers, 1.37 jobs added in august, and

>> i will tell you, i've been saying for a long time, tex sass more akin to a swing state of californiathan we've ever seen. of all the eligible unregistered latino voters, 25% of all eligible unregistered latino voters reside in texas. it's a huge opportunity. a majority of them are young. when you ask them what's mobilizing them to the polls it's health care, jobs, the environment and racial inequities. any other state you think that i was talking about california or that i was talking about new york. i'm talking about texas. and the motivation behind the latino vote. there's huge opportunity. but in florida if they highlight kamala harris' background, her indian background and her caribbean background, that is a potential opportunity for them. >> we'll be watching to see if that happens. maria teresa kumar and steve kornacki, thank you. >>> overseas, we're keeping an eye on the situation in belarus where maria kolisnikova has been detained at the border. they maintain that one of the three opposition leaders against lukechenko was attempting to cross into ukraine. the deputy minister

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manfred sneed i founded sloan tex in 1904 and became enormously successful over the next several years. valsin 1st and 1st and joe you could be pretty intimidating he was always very well dressed with tailor made suits and a rolex on his wrist. very impressive and as it was on the other muslim he takes everything he does to extremes. and when he goes after something that's for the chase is it like a terrier until he gets out and tell. the boy who started out with a moped had made it to the top and now owned a fleet of luxury cars. in 1909. 58th birthday with a gun a event at his estate a 2 i'm back on the outskirts of cozumel. downtown and i'm going right about 300 people politicians business executives sports stars anybody who is anybody by the lord is into it then i'm a lot of people were dying to get an invitation. it was the event of the year in the state of baton rouge when barack and it went about building work. meter lived a life of luxury a private jet with gold faucets. villas all over the world anything florida europe and some of the things. he owned 3 yachts the largest was

his most recent for god and country joint in the conversation with your phone calls, facebook, scope tex and tweets. watch booktv's "in depth" sunday at noon eastern on c-span2. >> thanks for turning out. i'm laura miller and i am the books and culture columnist for slate.com. this is another social distancing social from future tense in partnership, a partnership of slate, new america foundation and arizona state university. today we're talking about the future of books and then joined by priscilla painton who is vice president and executive editor of simon & schuster, and brandon tensley was the national political writer for cnn politics. hi, priscilla and brandon. i can't hear you have to unmute. >> a, nice to be here. >> thanks for having us. >> when i was asked to moderate this, one of the things that it brought up, brought to mind area broader in my memory was how in the early 2000s it seemed like everywhere you went there was like a panel discussion of the future books and people making a lot of predictions about the future of books and how things had to change and which way they

the republicans have gone after peter struck and tried to tear down his credibility because of the tex messages that were revealed about how we felt about donald trump. how damaging is peter struck? or is he someone who is already so politically-maligned by the president that his book won't matter as much as this military story. >> i don't this it will have the massive ub impact of defaming american generals and soldiers and gold star families like the johnson family. the 2016 russian inter convenient in politic convenient in politi -- intervened in an election they knew donald trump would probably lose. it was a terrible risk why were they so committed, to help this person in this race? that's a question we've never had a good answer to. what we've learned in the months since the mueller investigation closed was that bob mueller never went or allowed to go to answer that question. what was it? what connection did trump have with the russians that made it so important? the trump people say there's nothing there, it's all a hoax but the reason mueller never found anything he was never a

it's a new survey from the marketing platform called simple texing, asking over 1,000 people across 50 states the question. the answer may surprise you. 40% say they would be separated from their dog, just to not be separated from their cell phone. 44% say they would give up seeing their significant other for a month and 72% say they would give up alcohol for a month. it shows how dependent people have become on cell phones. >> it's your connection to everything. >> i didn't hear, did they say they did the story before or after -- did they say before or after we were quarantined together with our close, loving family members? >> for the second one with the spouse, that may be a good question, mike. >> love my family. >> we all do. let's get a look at the forecast for you this morning. meteorologist kari hall has a look at the summer ending and the fall approaching. >>> yeah. we're now just a few minutes away from the last day of summer and now fall begins this rises . and so fall beginning, equal nights where we have the 12 hours from daylight from the morning to the afternoon and we a

tex is now way down. arizona, governor has done a great job. >> an influential pandemic modeler predicts u.s. deaths doubling by the end of this year. >> people think that because the case numbers are sort of going down in the last three, four weeks, deaths are sort of being pretty flat, that the epidemic is over, it is certainly not. and when we look ahead into the winter, with seasonality kicking in, people becoming clearly less veg hra vigilant and it looks like a deadly december ahead of us in terms of the toll of coronavirus. >> this comes days after recordings of trump's conversationi ins with journali bob woodward reveals he knew early, in february, how transmittable and deadly coronavirus is. >> the air, you breathe the air and that's how it is passed. and so that's a very tricky one. that's a very delicate one. it is also more deadly than your, you know, your -- even your strenuous flus. this is deadly stuff. >> directly contradicted things the president said publicly about the virus in the days

the history of their conquest first with the as tex and then of the incas, is of an quintuple desire for precious metals, gold and silver. when the first english settlers came to jamestown in 1607, while they are hoping to find some kind of supplies of gold that have been found by the spaniards. it was a source of bitter disappointment to not find gold in what is now virginia. they brought with him jewelry's, and goldsmith. america's first gold rush took place close to us in georgia in 1829, this was the georgia gold rush in north georgia. if you've been about hundred miles north of here you can see that the old lump can county courthouse has been converted into mining museum. it is about 100 miles up the road. what happened was, the first gold was discovered, then suddenly people start pouring into the area, huge numbers. because of the intoxicating possibility that gold would make them wealthy quickly. and tell them, this had been an area behind the line of settlement. but suddenly, the white settlement catches up very quickly. here is the governor, describing what it was like meet

. >>> next the a's flex their power in tex ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> former cal soccer star and u.s.l team forward alex morgan will be playing in england for the remainder of the calendar year. according to the athleorhe hots women's soccer league this fall. she has not played for the orlando pride since giving birth to her daughter. playing in england will give her regular matches while playing for next year's wsl season and the women's quest to win gold in tokyo in the summer olympics. we look forward to that. >>> and a strange scene at petco park before the giants/padres game. here is the sports. >> the giants and padres was postponed last night moments before it began. we learned a giants player tested positive. we don't know who the play is, but hopefully they are in good health. out of an abundance of caution today's game against the padres has also been postponed. the giants and padres are in playoff contention and face each other the last three games of the season. expect some doubleheader with huge implications. giants face the mariners on tuesday and the a's on friday. the

his most recent for god and country joint in the conversation with your phone calls, facebook, scope texand tweets. watch booktv's "in depth" sunday at noon eastern on c-span2. >> thanks for turning out. i'm laura miller and i am the books and culture columnist

[laughter] >> she is a good tex textualist. she is terrific. she is obviously very smart. in most cases, i think we're together. >> we agree on many procedures. cases, not always. you got one wrong last year. [laughter] >> you pointed out earlier, and they pointed out as well,they did disagree, often on her legal cases. it was one her few majority opinions, the 1996 decision thatound the virginia military institute's men-only admission violated the constitution's equal protection club. your father was the sole dissent. did any of those arguments test their friendship? >> i think they found a way to recognize when they disagreed, they were disagreeing with ideas. she had said about that particular dissent it kind of ruined her weekend. my father gave her his draft earlier than usual, and she said when she got to draft, it was kind of a burden to spond to. even the fact he did that, it w in a way helping her argument, to make sure she would have time to respond to his points. i should add she gave as good as she got. she dished it out. she didn't hold back when she disagreed

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is in other venues shut down permanently losing one major location and in san antonio great tex-mex foodticipates they will never reopen in the same is true with another is better we get assistance i have seen joe's bakery like the asian market to survive or take out may have struggled they don't have the connections that promote easy access and initially in the first round have done a lot more to help the folks that were well connected rather than those the most in need. finally got assistance in the second well but business down 50 percent it is a challenge. and it is the restaurant workers we have to be equally concerned about i have been troubled in the past that so often when you were sick leave for workers were childcare for workers were raising the minimum wage the restaurant association was one of the first to have the vision i am pleased that last year the house adopted the ways that wage act to the level of the general minimum wage. has made word but they say that assistance is conditional. despite all the talk of supporting the restaurant industry there's nothing in the new sk

that is after a big tex selloff in the u.s.. the nasdaq sank more than 4% yesterday. 21% of its market cap, $82 billion. that is a bigger market cap drop for tesla, the drop alone, than the total value of forward and general -- ford and general motors combined. apple lost 7%. sentiment took a knock from astrazeneca's vaccine trial, which was halted after one participant developed an unexplained illness. joining us now is piers hillier, royal london asset management ceo. what do you think about this text selloff? four tech selloff? for a moment, we thought it was a blip. now, it is starting to look like a sustained rout. piers: good morning. it has been fascinating. a lot of people have wanted to call the top been in the -- bin in the tech sector throughout this year. there was concern that we were overstretched. the earnings really did justify the growth we saw earlier in the year. i think the thing that has changed for me in the last month or so is that the final boost we had, technology companies, was the reduction of discount rate. long bond yields fell as we have

in san antonio, angels mexican even, great tex-mex food on the east side anticipates they will neverreopen in the same is true of a number of other establishments. i think it is vital that we get assistance. i have seen the efforts of local restaurants like joe's bakery. like the asian market is headed by eric e. to try to survive with takeout. they have struggled because they don't always have the connections permitted easy access to ppe which may have been a good concept initially in the first round seemed to have a lot more to help the folks that were well-connected rather than those that werethe most in need . we finally got assistance in the second round with business down 50 percent with the cost of takeout higher than in-store service, it's a real challenge. and it is of course the restaurant workers that we have to be equallyconcerned about . i've been trouble in the past that so often when there was a measure before the congress , whether it was sick leave for workers or healthcare for workers or childcare for workers, or raising the minimum wage, the national restaurant ass

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big tex dragging down as well as utility spikes. they've close their hong kong trail -- sales.s largest operator aims to raise. $2.5 million china is betting on chips to counter rising pressure from washington. the plan has the same high-level backing given to the atomic weapons program. theie: let's take a look at way things are shaping up for asian markets. the pivot to value may not be a is dramatic given some strategists have already like the potential for cyclical heavy indexes to rebound like in japan. is weighted tocs classic value sectors. that is little relief today in japan. off by 1%. nikkei under pressure as well. the yen is trading near overnight highs. support coming through for bonds. they may extend the u.s. yield a fall during asia hours amid concern over the u.s. payroll result, the last positive print before more job losses. let's switch the board to check in on the move in south korea. we have the kospi off by more than 2%. reportscks on watch on that china plans to boost its domestic assistant -- domestic semiconductor. samsung off to percent this morning a

except for photo booths where you can still get a picture with the fair's mascot and he is called big textake a look at this guy that's a giant rat but he has won an international award for bravery and devotion he is a giant african pouched rat. he has been trained to find land mines and so far he has found more than three dozen. i'm still having a hard time warming up to that face. but, you know what he's a hero. >> quite cute looking as rats go, i would think. >> i suppose so. oh, gosh i don't know what they're holding up in front of him come back on camera. because that's just not pretty i suppose as rats go, he's pretty cute. but -- >> yeah. >> so that's a win relatively speaking. >> relatively speaking >> thanks so much. >> you got it. >> here's where we stand in the markets. we're still up strongly. the dow especially after the break, the bull case for stocks, a top strategist tells us why he is we're in a secular bull market that could last another decade. you won't want to miss that. we'll be right back. [squeaky shopping cart] [sniffing] is the salmon wild-caught? she only eats w

there's a little barbecue, a little bit of tex-mex but a lot of vietnamese flavors. as soon as we opened the doors the blind goat was very busy, running out of food every day. people i guess were still very interested and curious to know what my cooking tasted like since i was declared a winner of the show several years before. so we were very fortunate to feed a lot of pe and brought a lot of joy to people, not only our staff, but guests and our community. on december 31st of 2019, the houston chronicle restaurant critic allison cook gave the blind goat three stars and i found out that we were named on the long list for the james beard foundation best new restaurant in america. never in a million years did i think i myself, a blind home cook, would be able to run a business, start it from the ground up, and be, you know, named for such an honor. and then, of course, we all remember in mid march was when the country started shutting town and on march 16th my restaurant, the blind goat, immediately pivoted to takeout and delivery. we had to scale back hours for the sa

if the works most tex heavy companies won't voluntarily help artists like me and congress should force them to. i am here to ask for your help. please help me. thank you for letting me tell my story. >> thank you. miss ross? >> chairman tillis, ranking member coons, members of the committee, thank you for inviting me to testify today. it will be from an appropriate social distance on this important topic. first i would like to take a moment to with knowledge protesters currently out on the streets and to say but the smallest fraction of names that must be said, george floyd, breonna taylor, ahmaud arbery, countless others all of them victims of police violence. this debate that we are having right now cannot happen in a vacuum for us from what is going on in americas streets. this is not about content versus tech, i am here to speak about how section 512 impacts the more than 229 million american adults who use the internet as more than just a delivery mechanism for copyrighted content. they used it to pay bills, learn, to work, to socialize, to receive health care and yet they are mis

. >> i ee easked my wife over tex she wrote, "come on." a reaction over text.her says, look, the family goes there all the time. it is a family restaurants. >> they have good chicken wings. but that's not what they're known for. >> right. >>> basketball star maya moore revealed that she and jonathan irons, a former inmate whose wrongful conviction that she helped overturn, recently they got married. moore posted a photo of their wedding day on instagram and wrote, "grateful to announce this new chapter of life." irons was released in july. he served more than two decades for a burglary and assault conviction before it was overturned. moore, you may recall, we told the story when it happened. she put her wnba career on hold to help him. they are working together to educate the public about voting, and they continue to campaign for criminal justice reform. i just think this is great. that number one, when she put her career on hold it brought a lot of attention to this case. >> yeah. >> and then she said, our hearts just kind of knew. didn't start out that way. s

number of years the market writ large has really become to encompass primarily exactly those big cap texy dominate the indices, just the same way that microsoft and sun microsystems and cmgi did back in the late 1990s. so what's ironic now a lot of people who think they have a diversified portfolio, a lot of their money is in exactly those still very expensive names like apple, like microsoft, like amazon. great companies but still very expensive stocks in a very expensive stock market. neil: jonathan, thank you very my friend. jonathan following all of this. the lower portion of your screen, the dow almost down 750 points. we were down 1000 points earlier. not the percentage it used to be. i harken back to 1987, when the dow in one day lost a quarter of its value, 28.2%. we're not minimizing that. i'm putting it into perspective. with all of this, the craziness this year, the dow is essentially where it was when ther. >> started. the s&p is kind of flat with a falloff on the year and nasdaq still up in excess of 18% on the year, year-to-date numbers. i should also point out. this is som

[indiscernible] trump, coward, tex of innovator, clan sympathizer, can't stop pigging out on cheeseburgershost: besides the format, what did joe biden accomplish? caller: please let me finish. host: you have had plenty of time to state these things, what did joe biden accomplish last night? caller: donald trump let him speak. he interrupted him over 100 times. host: ok. let's go to tim in pennsylvania. caller: can you hear me? host: yep, you are on. caller: i liked the debate and that there was a lot of action. caller, i like my president because he is a fighter. no matter who wins, god is in control. host: did you think the president interrupted too much last night? caller: i think they all interrupted too much. i think it is our president's job to do what we put him in there to do. we are going to vote him in another four years. host: specifically, what do you think he accomplished last night? caller: he laid the gauntlet down and put his foot down. it is only going to get better from here on out. host: what do you mean? caller: he called him out on some things. joe biden couldn't answer

which is not moving that much so far today, the dow industrials are down 60 odd points and i got big tex, mixed messages from the white house when a vaccine will be available, the president says october and the cdc director said next year, here is kayleigh mcenany the white house press secretary. the president is very optimistic that we will have a vaccine in place and tested and available by the end of october, are you going to back that up, the end of october? >> last night he said by the end of the year as soon october, could be in november, dr. fauci has said by the end of the year and today the president as having a press briefing at two and you will hear a lot about the vaccine there will be additional upcoming vaccination on the 2:00 p.m. press briefing. stuart: he will address the virus in the vaccine and the testing at 2:00 o'clock. there was really stark differences between president trump's townhall with abc this week in joe biden's townhall with cnn last night, hold on letter audience see little of it. >> why did you tell vulnerable people like me under the bus. >> if he were

the board better than 2%, big tech, truly bouncing back, look at that, major gains for all the big text uber, big game there, through the half% it was up more than that earlier. susan: up 6% premarket because they won back their license to operate in london which is the biggest european market, who were winning their appeal in a years long battle in the uk capital, london regulators refused to renew over his license after they found widespread instances of unauthorized drivers using the app to pick up customers which is not safe. uber was able to continue operating this appeal decision in today's ruling means over get the whole 18 months license in london's taxi black cabdrivers are not happy with uber entering this market and taking away their business several protest and uber drivers being attacked, uber has three and half million riders in london and 45000 drivers so there might be room for everybody but not the type of profit taking that the black cab owners and drivers are used to. stuart: it would be great to see california reverse and give uber a boost. susan: i think we have ti

the level, 2900 bucks for amazon, i think it was 33 - 34 previously, tell me susan, why are the big texoff the table, amazon is down from 3300 levels, we have apple down in a bear market territory meaning 20% lower than the recent highs which was at $137 a share, the reason for looking out a lot of broad selling and getting into the value plays meaning the companies that are trading cheaper relative than what they should be worth, these are called growth stocks of big tech, the writing up so much people have capped the profiting taken that money investing elsewhere, were looking at the s&p and nasdaq the list since july 30 and were looking at nasdaq and correction territory 10% from recent peaks, you look at last week the ipo mania in 2020, where you think that money comes from, you have to sell something to raise cash to buy into new companies and what they have been selling are the run ups in the big tech. stuart: i noticed apple has come back a little bit, it was down a couple of bucks earlier now it's 106. right now you're at 106. some of the selling stopping and apple. millions of

tioned during the spill who indicated to me they ave a huge environmental tex in -- section in their corporation. we can all work together. 'm a strong supporter of clean energy -- of the clean economy jobs and innovation act because t's going to bring jobs and re-envision america. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman from new jersey reserves. the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. upton: madam speaker, i'm side.ed to close on our the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. upton: i yield myself the our time. you know, republicans do support clean energy, but we oppose asteful government spending, top-down policies that make energy more expensive, reduce choice, and threaten our energy security. and i would ask unanimous following submit the documents into the record -- a statement of administration office of the president of the united states, the mending a veto -- letter states, quote, h.r. 4447 ould lead to higher energy costs and discourage innovation and entrepreneurship and fails measures. other the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr

and the 2019 shooting at the wal-mart in he wil el paso, tex. it has increased since ted cruz, president trump, have used their public platforms to spread misinformation and incite hate. it's so important we stand together to denounce this behaviour. i don't care what your politics are, whether or not you like the senator or not, this is absolutely unacceptable. facebook, instagram, twitter and youtube are all directly responsible for allowing their users to spread misinformation and engage in relentless harassment and they all need to be held responsible for their inaction. these platforms are complicit in promoting hate speech and violence at a time when we need to be more vigilant than ever. i'm also introducing a resolution regarding the so-called burning man party at ocean beach. we know for the past six months we have been pleading with our fellow citizens to stop the spread of this pandemic and to keep our vulnerable populations and front line workers safe. the decision to shut down schools, major cultural events, and our entire economy w