still ahead, we'll hear from the chamber of commerce ceo tom donohue on how the u.s. presidential elections could affect jobs growth, and as we had to break, here is mark take on therber's election. farb i will vote for mr. trumper: as he may destroy the u.s. economy, but hillary clinton will destroy the whole world. that is the difference. ♪ betty: you are watching bloomberg markets. i am betty liu. it has been a big week on the economic news front, spurring debate over the quality and pace of u.s. growth, and according to tom donohue, the head of the u.s. chamber of commerce, the u.s. is at risk of becoming a less significant economic force. he spoke about the impact of tighter financial regulations on the economy in interview with david westin. mr. donohue: they fundamentally see it as a problem, as opposed to the absolutely necessary for service that we need to grow this economy, to put people back to work, and they have got to change that view, and deal with it in a different way, or we will pay the price for a long time to come. david: so, how far you willing to