i don't think they need to be provided at unh. moderator: next question. >> i want to take us back to a debate. during a conversation about social security, you said you wanted to start weaning people off social security. what did you mean that moment? mr. edwards: thank you for the question. i talked about security social security for seniors receiving it, folks who are newly retired, folks paying into the system. thatd a word non-politicians would use. i focus on having a conversation, so i used a word a non-politician would use. when i asked to clarify that, i said that folks would not have paid into retirement at all. we are having the conversation, every political cycle, we started having conversations. you cannot do in this political climate. moments after leaving there, chris sent out in the mail that said i wanted to wean seniors off social security and i never said that at all. moderator: mr. pappas? mr. pappas: it is important that we protect the program and that is why i took the position i have to strengthen social sec

business isn't even the insurance component, it is the division that is parts farmingcy benefits manager unhted a monster quarter this morning and i bet they are going to tell a good story at their analyst day this month even if you get an eight point decline, you have to take it the bottom line, you can't go wrong with health care exposure here talking about the three more hikes on top of the december here we go, hca, idexx, intuitive. and centene, and united health i think it will keep working if jay powell sticks to the four rate hikes, buy, buy, barbara from california. >> caller: booyah from la jolla california >> what else are you guys buying here >> we have been buying netflix thank goodness and tandem diabetes my question is this, tandem. >> my favorite is dex com. my friends who have the g six, they feel like it is a gold stream but yours is good too. it is a big enough market for everybody. and congratulations on netflix others gave up on it other people decided that f.a.n.g was dead you know what, wrong john in new jersey >> caller: big booyah from south brunswick, new jersey. >>

and he goesnh u-unh gwen's forecast.deteort there. >> can i just do my weather >> yeah, it waseally coldi'm getting i trouble over here aren't i. >> plenty of strong winds today as well.os thwinds even made it feel colder thanua thel air gusty moving in from hey were kicked in eallyth in.hin cold airht settled right temperatures tonight near ex pect to see frost overnight hours. same thior early mng once you get into monday. most the wee is going to be sunny though. do have rainrs showey the end let's take look at those wd s.gu42 mile today per hour windgan national airport. 37 a same at bwi thurgood marshall.e hour wind gusts out there. 47 inrince george's county.46 il multiple reportsf downed trees an power les in many areas as right now a great improvement. winds fairly light and calm. they're going to stay that way. along with that, sees the skies clearing out as well. radiation al cooling going on. cold air definitelyaking itself at home. highs today, 56 reaganti naal, 52 at dulles. 54 bwi thurgood marshall. i want to tell you a 2t4 70 deg. this is really a far cry from that totally

goldman sachs and black rock and unh and j&j is all beat.ally on italy and 10-yr yields 16 futures point to a higher open after strong earnings from some of the largest u.s. companies. a key question is the market cheap. >> the third quarter continuing to impress with strong results of the peak earnings, johnson & johnson and united health this morning. >> pot stocks surge, cannabis recreational legalization tomorrow stocks are opening higher after yesterday's decline on goldman sachs and black rock all better expected larry fink weighed in on the markets following last week's sell-off >> if you like equity and everything felt great, you have to like them more today. the market is actually adjust to this fear. the market is adjusting to the uncertainty. >> maybe we are in peak earnings or maybe we are not. the equity market is cheaper than today >> some of these flows are going back to etfs >> larry think it is fabulous and still net in that's what matters. i agree with larry we are fine if the fed does not continue to raise interest rates.

. >> the dow is now down 1,000 points and the losses on some of these names, unh, verizon, ge, down 13%. >> i got to make some phone calls. >> you have to find out -- >> these are enormous moves. >> i got to make some phone calls. i mean, i remember what he said. i said yeah, that's it i got to make some calls that's how confused we were. again, we figured it had to be something. that would be something going on with the economy somebody knew something we didn't something mysterious, something other worldly, something nefarious. maybe china collapsed. maybe something happened in europe i was suspicious because some of the hardest hit stocks were the recession proof names especially the biotechs that shouldn't be happening. if there was something wrong with the economy, that is where some people buy. those stocks are off in the safest of havens i suggested there were machines that were causing the problems and the computers they had gone haywire. by mid morning we learned that was the case and the stock market under went a beautiful metamorphosis. the economy was gaining strength not los

le less people filing for unhe employment signaling strength in the labor market and consumer sentiment as well reaching a 17-year high. veronica, if unemployment stays on track, and we haven't seen levels since the 1950s, how does the market react? >> i think we might be under some pressure especially if we see more wage growth. see the breadth of that. also labor force participation is also an interesting thing to watch. but i think a lower unemployment, higher wages will put stocks under pressure. especially give the fed something further to look at. david: heather, i don't think that wage growth is a bad thing. i think it is great to have wage growth, particularly since we haven't seen any wage growth over the past eight years or so. if we have wage growth, is it necessarily inflation nary? some people say inflation is too much money chasing too few goods? if you have the goods being produced as they are in this economy, maybe you can have wage growth without inflation? >> i agree. i think tariffs are also putting pressure on prices. seeing higher oil factor into this as well. wage

i buying quality names like unh, goldman, bank of america. it is hard to be a bull. when you take stocks down enough. >> what do you think, jack as we await for the facebook figures? >> most powerful in financial universe right now, not earnings, not tariffs, not tax cuts, it is interest rates. they have been at zero for a decade. most savers, investors don't even realize banks pay 2% interest. they haven't seen that in a long time. under a best-case scenario, that number is headed 3% in a year. for the long run i agree with you, stocks are the best bet. i wonder what reaction will be among people starved for yield so long, they get 3% guaranteed. maybe some will take money off the table in stocks? melissa: stick around, guys. only one week to go before the midterms. president trump is tweeting quote, the stock market is up massively since the election but it is now taking a little pause. people want to see what happens with the midterms. if you want your stocks to go down, i strongly suggest voting democrat. that is very subtle. they like the venezuela financial mod

talk about what happened at unh and at yale. >> good morning, a amy.have been alarmed for about a year and a half that the university of new haven has a program, kind of secretive. we don't know exactly what it is. collegeits henry c lee that specializes in forensic and police work helping a college where all of the police in saudi arabia go for training. we wrote to them. we had a letter signed by nearly 50 prominent americans tellining them, warning them about saudi arabia. we got n no response at all. that was about a year ago. then the khashoggi killing, we started wondering what is going on. startedish sources saying, leaking that the alleged that was a topn forensic scientist. so we are starting to think, forensic scientist, that is some of the things that henry c lee college is famous for. we did some poking around on some saudi websites, and we saw the editorial board of a saudi forensic society had on it henry .ee in a dr. salah this was extraordinary. so we send out press releases. we have e been trying to get soe response t to the university

these uncorroborated accusations have been unhe quifshically and repeatedly rejected by judge kavanaughould locate any third parties who can attest to any of the allegations. there also is no contemporary -- contemporaneous evidence. this investigation found no hint of misconduct and the same is true of six prior f.b.i. investigations conducted during judge kavanaugh's 25 years of public service. nothing an investigator including career f.b.i. special agents does ever be good enough to satisfy democrat leaderships in washington who staked out opposition to judge kavanaugh before he was even nominated. there is simply no reason, then, to deny judge kavanaugh a seat on the supreme court on the basis of the evidence presented to us. the democratic strategy used against judge kavanaugh has made one thing clear, they will never be satisfied no matter how fair and thorough the process is. 31 years ago, the senate democrats treatment of robert bork, their playbook remains the same. for the left wing advice and consent has become search and destroy. a demolition derby. i'm pleased to support ju

goldman sachs and black rock and unh and j&j is all beat.