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i should say uch thank you for y23eqy yvpy . >>> libertarian candidate gary johnson slipped up on the question about syria he's far from the first presidential candidate who is involved in a mishap. jenny moss reports. >> we dare you to try and look away even if you've seen it ten times already. >> what would you do if elected about aleppo? >> and >> you're kidding? >> no. >> the exchange instantly gave birth to #what is aleppo. >> 14 people we asked on the street couldn't identify the syrian city at the epicenter of the refugees crisis. >> what is aleppo? >> i have no idea. >> i know a libertarian candidate got it wrong. i don't know either. >> one of those animals? >> someone tweeted donald trump wouldn't know the difference. when criticizing someone for screwing up, better make sure you don't screw up yourself. a former ambassador to iraq called johnson aleppo johnson and proceeded to talk about about it wrong. >> new york sometimes precipitationed a correction then a correction correction. candidates hate what they consider to be gotcha questions. what happened to johnson wasn't a

uch an ambitious program >> he has outlined the tax plan.ly happens when you decide you have the resources area there are a number of ways to increase infrastructure. you get rid of the davis-bacon act. this makes roads cost more, of all put into effect to keep african-american workers from -- african-american workers from the south moving to the north and competing with uaw workers. when you widen the road, you have to do another study. those sorts of things that make building a highway more x and said then they need to are all government mistakes, all part of democratic party agenda. neither -- never change any of those. there is a lot you can do if you're not committed to organize labor from the past. david: the last question, the likelihood we will see tax reform from either of the individuals. you have been calling for reforms for a long time now. treasury is upset with the fact that congress has not done anything about in version. -- if past is president, there is not reason to be optimistic about things. let's all the reason. trump wh

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>> no, the positive train uch, it's about $2 billion a year to develop this and maintain it. but the key issue is that in 30 years, it would be about approximately 30 to 40 billion. both of the two options are a high price tag but more importantly, the key is not high-speed rail at 350 miles per hour, it's actually moderate speed rail at 220 miles per hour because it's how we look at use and efficient, how we use alternative sources of energy. electricity but also renewable energy to run the moderate speed rails which would be much more efficient compared to cars and trains that we have today and planes as well. charles: i think we're all hoping as we're watching this horrific footage on the screen there that the right amount of money is diverted from what i think is a boondoggle into making the existing system safe for all people. thanks a lot, oliver, appreciate it. >> thank you for having me, charles. >> coming up, dazed and confused or crazy like a fox, talking about the libertarian candidate gary johnson, and you know what? let's call it what it is. he is the real teflon

that is why this matters so uch. jake: why do you think there is such a climate of fear in the united states right now about this issue? tony: it's even larger than this issue. it's understandable. there is so much going on in the world and people know about it immediately. it creates as much heat as it does light. there is a sense of confusion and chaos. when you look at what is happening overall, there has never been a better time in human history to be on this planet in terms of the progress we have made. people are healthier, wealthier, wiser and more tolerant. overall. if you could pick any time in history not knowing where you would be born or what race or religion you would be, you would pick today. but despite this progress, too many of our fellow citizens feel left out and left behind, that somehow the system is not working for them. unless we can address that, i think those that would make hay out of concerns that are understandable that people feel when things are changing around them, including new people

. >> it so manies that antibacteria soaps are all washed uch.d drug administration is ordering them removed from consume isser products. they do little or nothing at all to make soap more effective. and there is debate over the safety of long- term use. companies have a year to remove antibakt bank account ingredients from the products. and the race could depend on one demographic. college students. experts say they could make the difference this election cycle. 16 million people are old enough to vote the first time. david lee miller explains. >> college students could decide the presidential election. the youth vote could play a role in ten states including pennsylvania, ohio, and florida. college students can decide who the next president of the united states. and there are more than enough to determine who wins. >> uncertain is how many will go to the polls. enthusiasm is waned without bernie sanders in the race. >> the two candidates are not best. and it is the lesser of the two evails. >> students for trump. goal is win withing over the sa

polls are tightening and the race is heating uch. chairman about donald trump, his week, and what the polls are looking like, watch this. >> thanks for joining us. i have been hearing republicans say this race is tightening. nobody follows polls more closely than you could. if you can point to surveys that indicate this race is getting tighter, what would they be? >> if looking at routers and fox news poll, they had movement that was significant. and l.a. times has trump plus two. no matter what poll, trump is moving in the right direction. and he's been doing very well across the country and i think he had a great day yesterday in mexico. so look. we had the same thing happen after the convention, tucker. when trump gave that speech, he had a convention bump because people want prot duct he's selling but like reagan in the 6 1980. people wanted to make sure this is someone i can see in white house, when people view donald trump, the numbers surge because they don't want to buy what hillary clinton is selling. >> right. >> so they --

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. >> kelly, shares of national beverage plunging as much as as 20% today after a gloss uch reveals performanceicable. national beverage has now issued a response calling the stock inflammatory. it was down 18 cents before the close. >> glockus. oil rallying after those reports on opec, reaching a deal to lim limit. >>> plus, many workers feral robots would take their job d. that's later on "the closing bell." you're watching cnbc. >>> welcome back. oil surged today. look at these numbers. opec reached a deal to cut production. up 5%, crude up nearly as much. nothing expected to be formal until opec's meeting in november. joining us is global director of commodities at city research. so glad to have you here. what do you think, first of all, of the news, and secondly the prospects of each member actually coming wup with these cuts in november? >> it's a big surprise, but i think it's a delay action. i think it's an indication that even saudi arabia is willing to take action as the oil minister said, to nudge the market a little bit and get it a little bit tighter. >> ed, you know, we've been in

the book of daniel says the most high god lifts uch who -- lifts up who he will, blessed be the namef the lord. one thing we need to understand in all of this is that we do have this choice and we have a choice again where i don't even think it's close. i'm not on the payroll of the trump campaign, i'm here on my own volition because i'm a mother to five, a foster mother to 23, now a grandmother, greatest thing ever, but this is the other thing i get, we have been privileged to have a gift. do we as believer identify how privileged in the united states we are, you know, all the hollywood people who say if donald trump wins, i'm out of here -- [cheers and applause] >> you're going to hear from a hollywood person who is awesome, john will be out here in just a minute. he's just the opposite. he's so fantastic. that's what hollywood says, well, t easy for them to say that because you see they love socialism. they love centralized planners. they've got an entire world to choose from of socialist nations and central planners. what i ask you is this, where do we go, those of us who love co

thank you for inspiring so many pictures that will go on social media and as soon as everyone is hooked uch up we will start trending. mayor lee used the same words as cathy davis and talked about partner ships and the fact partnerships work because there are so many actors whether it is governments, non-profit groups, educators, it all works toorkt to create the product. but how did we get here? who had the vision? we are fortunate to have joining us all the way from comcast corporal offices, the individual who recognized the issue of the digital divide needed to be addressed. he took it apoun himself to do his part and have comcast do his part and breed a culture with employee tooz do their part. he developed the vision and took the lead creating internet essentials which is now 5 years in go tg into 6th year. this had such a profound impact on so many families mptd the visionary internet essentials, the senior executive vise president and chief diversity officer, ladies and gentlemen, please welcome, david cohen. [applause] >> i'm glad you went after the mayor because the microphone is a

there's too much, it's just too uch, benghazi, e-mails, the clinton foundation, the selling materialompany to russia. the past, in whitewater, so on and so forth, much.just too in, like trump said, been in politics for 30 years, but she hasn't gotten anything done she wanted to get done or she care of it and plus, blam banks for the the housing crisis, which caused the recession, but yet she went and spoke and took money from the banks. that's kind of hypocritical. host: anderson, indiana, clinton.ng hillary good morning. caller: good morning. penny.i, caller: thank you for taking my call. host: you bet. think? you who do you think won last night, your candidate, hillary clinton? caller: definitely i believe hillary clinton did a much better job than donald trump. i want to bring up and my husband and i both watched the whole 90 minutes of debate. we were both upset with the moderator, lester holt. they eard people say thought he favored mrs. clinton. think he st don't reigned in donald trump. onald trump would just talk over lester holt. hey need, i guess, to have a moderator that c

or more than three-party system has the possibility of being stable in our system because there's so uch power in the presidency that if you had three parties, unless they were exquisitely well-balanced, one would emerge as the dominant party. there is a need for two parties in order to have any sort of competition. even if a third party emerges, the result would either be quickly rereceived or one of the existing parties would within a few election cycles. i suspect. that is a broader political science point. on the question of whether we should have contempt for the voters, if you want to have contempt for the voters, jillian, in your role as a journalist and commentator you're entitled to it. am entitled to in my role. i tend not to. try not to have contempt for people with whom there is a significant overlap among the people i count on for my livelihood. i think for my fellow panelists here working in politics and politicians and people who are nterested in persuading voters though they should not have contempt for voters, they should try to have an empathetic understanding, the bett

thank you for inspiring so many pictures that will go on social media and as soon as everyone is hooked uchill start trending. mayor lee used the same words as cathy davis and talked about partner ships and the fact partnerships work because there are so many actors whether it is governments, non-profit groups, educators, it all works toorkt to create the product. but how did we get here? who had the vision? we are fortunate to have joining us all the way from comcast corporal offices, the individual who recognized the issue of the digital divide needed to be addressed. he took it apoun himself to do his part and have comcast do his part and breed a culture with employee tooz do their part. he developed the vision and took the lead creating internet essentials which is now 5 years in go tg into 6th year. this had such a profound impact on so many families mptd the visionary internet essentials, the senior executive vise president and chief diversity officer, ladies and gentlemen, please welcome, david cohen. [applause] >> i'm glad you went after the mayor because the microphone is at my hei

cummings: thank you very uch. mr. chesapeake bay fets: i now recognize the gentleman from georgia. mr. chesapeake bay fets: i now recognize the gentleman from georgia. rep. hice: thank you, mr. chairman. you know, based on the actions of director jarvis, i think further oversight of the national park service is desperately needed. this is actually my third hearing on this matter, as a part of oversight. we of course were here in june, but also natural resources subcommittee. we were with director jarvis in may. and i want to thank ms. martin and mr. healy for your testimony this afternoon and what you have endured. director reynolds, let me start with you. based on your testimony, i know you are aware of the sexual harassment cases, specifically cape canaveral, the operation there. can you tell me just how many complaints, total complaints came from there? even those that are ongoing or resolved cases? mr. reynolds: yes, congressman, i believe there are about three complaints, but there might be a few more ig report. i will follow-up with you on that. rep. hice: ok, actually there

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