He is risen [ laughter ] the the guy kept singing. [ laughter ] though the guy who played jesus burned to death. Luckily, he came back three days later, so. Be safe out there. Im jim jefferies. I think we can all do better. Good night. From comedy centrals world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with trevor noah. cheers and applause trevor welcome to the daily show, everybody thank you so much for tuning in and thank you for coming out cheers and applause so good to be here our first show of the week im trevor noah. Our guest tonight is a Pulitzer Prizewinning novelist whose new book is called the nickel boys Colson Whitehead is joining us cheers and applause phenomenal author. Were going to have a great conversation with him. Also on tonights show, Elizabeth Warren is killing private insurance, a bombshell in the fast fort hood industry, and mexico is unbuilding the wall. So lets catch up on todays headlines. Lets kick it off with mcdonalds, the Worlds Largest fast
A bounce in the eyes and Services Data out today in order to save the market but today the i sense that his readings on the u. S. Services sector fell last month to its lowest level since august of 2016 coming in at 52. 00 expectations of 55. 00 Service Oriented companies employ the vast majority of americans and registered the weakest growth in september in 3 years business production new orders grew more slowly and employment levels were essentially flat so between the 2 numbers now the param surveys clearly point to a sharp loss in momentum the Services Side is much larger than manufacturing accounting for about 80 percent of the u. S. Economy manufacturing only makes up roughly 20 percent so many analysts came out and they didnt place too much emphasis on the manufacturing numbers earlier this week and they were overly dismissive of the weak reads these said that the market shouldnt panic yet manufacturing doesnt amount to much and Services Matters more. More and thats actually sti
A bounce in the eyes and Services Data out today in order to save the market but today the i sense that his readings on the u. S. Services sector fell last month to its lowest level since august of 2016 coming in at 52. 00 expectations of 55. 00 Service Oriented companies employ the vast majority of americans and registered the weakest growth in september in 3 years business production new orders grew more slowly and employment levels were essentially flat so between the 2 numbers now the pair of surveys clearly point to a sharp loss in momentum the Services Side is much larger than manufacturing accounting for about 80 percent of the u. S. Economy manufacturing only makes up roughly 20 percent so many analysts came out and they didnt place too much emphasis on the manufacturing numbers earlier this week and they were overly dismissive of the weak reads they said that the market shouldnt panic yet manufacturing doesnt amount to much and Services Matters more and thats actually still ex
Like china now with the trade war backdrop International Trade has been weak and u. S. Corporates are starting to see they hit their bottom line so now with the 2 main drivers of corporate profits both getting pummeled are we in for a round of negative q 3 earnings and furthermore is this the start of another economic contraction. And earlier this week we had an opportunity to catch up with steve professor of economics unpatriotic and the author of can we avoid another financial crisis we started our conversation by talking about the economic slowdown in china despite the burst the slowdown the nations economy is still growing the fastest of all the worlds Major Economies we asked if this was sustainable. Growth is if you actually look at a 6 percent rate of growth every year that means your economy doubles and saw as if. That sort of growth is possible when youre starting from the incredibly low blows that china began with but if you want to eat you want to go to out of the. Period an
You, Procter Gamble Ceo David Taylor will be here to weigh in on what was the best quarterly organic Revenue Growth in years. Joining us now for the hour, though, charlie baa brinskoy from aerial investments. Industrials are an interesting standout today given lowered expectations for u. S. china trade hopes. What is that about low expectations. We had some people report and they were better than peoples fears. We had big companies, the big maker of drilling rigs people were worried about that, they beat, and the stock was up almost 15 Zebra Technologies makes scanners, and that business was better than expected, the stock up 15 . Low expectations, you think, which are easy to beat on earnings, but not on the fed you think maybe only able to cut in the shortterm . Yeah, that is the consensus prediction i happen to agree with it, which is one cut, 25 basis points. I dont think theyll pull a baitandswitch. I think they would not want to mislead the market i think that will happen, but it