i have teddy weisberg standing by. he's been trading stocks on the floor there in new york for 43 years. teddy, let's talk about jobs. we know that unemploy steadily rising. and that number that we get at 8:30 tomorrow eastern will absolutely affect the numbers we see on the big board. >> well, i think so. well, what we would all look to see, not so much because it helps the stock market, but because it helps the folks that need jobs, we would like to see a positive job number and positive number that basically comes in well above guest estimates, if you will. unfortunately nobody has a crystal ball, and we'll just have to wait and see. we had an adp number earlier in the week that showed relatively positive gains, but there's not necessarily a connection between the adp number and the number out of washington. the big risk is that the number comes in below expectations, if not dramatically below expectations. that clearly will add, at least for the beginning of the trading day, should a add some negative fuel to the f

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broker ted weisberg says politicians may be licking their wounds in washington over the deficit debacle, but here at the big board, traders can't sugarcoat the damage done in the last month to america's reputation. >> it's the process, the message, it's the lack of confidence, it's the negative circus environment that was created. not just for those of us who live in the u.s., but for the whole world to see. our skirts were lifted and the world did not like what it saw. >> suzanne: trader jonathan corpina says investors from wall street to main street are not just bummed out about our political process, they're worn out. >> investors don't have the confidence in our markets that we need and are looking for. and, what happened in washington did not help that scenario at all. >> suzanne: to be sure, experts say there's still one big reason for investors to cheer up and invest in stocks, and that's corporate profits. the majority of s&p 500 firms have reported second quarter results and 72% have beat analysts' expectations. in a typical quarter since world war ii, only 62%, on average, exc

also joining that you'll find extra bjorn but he kept swinging away as he watched weisberg on the rise a ball drop out of contention on the first and second hole respectively foster dropped the next i'm sure you're losing it all it's after cuzzi missed a birdie the forty year old securing his second win of the season after also finishing fourth off the british open this year. and finally winter sportsman are busy preparing for the new season including players of one of the most popular games here in russia bundy but as like the as it may be it remains overshadowed by more established sports riches from poor flee to the story. if you ask anyone outside of russia or scandinavia what is bandy a vast majority wouldn't have a clue however the game is very simple it's just like field hockey played on ice that may not be as big as football and ice hockey a band he still has a strong following in russia and sweden and one of the biggest stars around is mikhail sufficient of his a household name in both these nations has been a big week for the russian captain as he rejoined his beloved denomin

problem arising which meant five extra holes who weren't really kept swinging away as he watched weisberg on the as a ball drop out of contention on the first and second goal respectively foster exited next on hold for your closing you know it's on for quite a mystery for the forty year old securing his second win of the season after also finishing. and moto g.p. casey stoner was finally able to conquer the brickyard circuit at the indianapolis free the strain racing to the seventh win of the season after feeling through the podium during his two previous are things in indy stoner he was on pole for the race but it was dummy to do so who put off to one of his trademark start stealing the lead of the twenty five rules to come on his honda stablemates trail passing the spot even left seven do some intending that second position fending off yamaha rivals ben spies and forget lorenzo underwriters have now won three straight races held on the american chart which the winner earning his third win in a rules one is lead over reigning champion little one's own feces to forty four i finally winter

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you were finishing the day on three under sixty nine tied with mark foster george put st bernard weisberg on club. which meant five extra holes bjorn while he kept swinging away as he watched the iceberg. of contention on the first second hole respectively i asked him to stay for with bjorn closing it out to after coots a missed the chance the forty year old the securing his second one of the season after also finishing fourth at the british open this year. they n.f.l. preseason is winding down with the new orleans showcasing the same high powered scoring attack which earned then the two thousand and nine super bowl title the oakland raiders defense with few months for drew brees and company in a twenty point factory for the saints the visiting new orleans struck first but they are trying to write back to their a pagan day twenty six old telling the game at seven a piece in the ring lots of different tonight super bowl hero tracy for her on his way to the end zone plenty of running and passing in the game with a tight one jones again leveling the must jump out seventeen seventeen this tim

. >> jacob weisberg is editor and chief of "slate."s in the latest issue of "vogue." so here's the question. is jon huntsman a sort of anti-republican? >> i don't think he's an anti-republican. i think he's a very traditional republican, sort of a george bush 41 or eisenhower republican. he's what used to be the mainstream of the party, the kind that can win a national election against democrats. for some reason the republican party seems to have been taken over by the tea party movement, by the patriotic anarchishsanar. and someone like huntsman has no chance at the nomination. >> so when he says he believes in science, it makes waves because we're so used to republicans running for office that don't want to embrace any of this. >> when you talk about evolution or climate change or say it would be a bad thing for the united states to default on its debt, that makes news, which is shocking. these should be the common assumptions of a responsible party that wants to compete for the votes in the center. i think huntsman has sort of reali

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i want to bring in jason weisberg, the son of ted di. i've been talking to your dad for the last couple of days. he's been trading for 43 years. how long have you been there? >> about half that. >> you've been looking at these numbers with me. i can't make any sense of it, can you? >> i can't make sense of the volatility. the trend clearly makes sense. >> how sow zo? >> a lack of faith in the, i guess, the political wherewithal of the current people that are sitting in office and the loack of confidence the investment community has in them. >> so you're specifically saying these numbers are directly tied to washington. but i'm sneaking a peek at cnn.com. the fear is about european debt crisis resurfacing. i know that is also part of this dialogue. fears of default in italy and spain. mega economies over in europe. that has to play a part as well. >> well, it does. it certainly plays a part, but i think it really plays a minor role compared to the bottom line is that our u.s. treasury takes in $2.8 trillion a year. we ran into the first f

i brought in teddy weisberg, the president of seaport securities. what kind of day is this?eing swung back and forth? >> it is an absolutely crazy day, obviously. but it is an interesting day. and i find it -- you know, we have seen days -- i have been here almost 43 years, so i have seen days like this before and usually get this kind of action after you have had a major move in the market, either up or down in this case down. you know, after yesterday's 500-point drop and we had the rally this morning, based on the employment number, then they sold off, you know, and the market is obviously sitting on pins and needles here. >> let me ask you this, is the market satisfied right now with the jobs number to move the talk of a possible new recession or double-dip recession off the table? >> oh, absolutely not. one number isn't going to make a difference. we had disturbing numbers. the revision of the gdp number on friday was bearish t got lost in the embarrassing display of the debt ceiling talks, nevertheless, very disappointing. the actual gdp number also disappointing, the