we want to have strong borders in the united states. democrats don t want to let us have strong borders for one reason. you know why? because i want it. that s what you are fighting for. when you think about it, you are fighting for borders in other countries. they don t want to fight. the democrats for the border of our country. the president arrives in iraq amid a pentagon shake-up spurred by deep disagreements over whether to stay or leave syria and drawdown the force in afghanistan and looking for reassurances and they won t be abandoned. he said pay us and we will protect you. if they wantitous do the fighting, they also have to pay a price. sometimes that s also a monetary price. so we are not the suckers of the world. we are no longer the suckers, folks. people aren t looking at us as
too many. a growing rift getting worse between the united states and turkey. both countries announcing visitor visas among the countries canceled. issuing a statement suspending all visitor visas days after president recep tayyip erdogan had a u.s. consulate employee arrested. hours later, the turkish embassy in washington released an almost identical statement. the it the or the at the moves exposed the widening rift over a series of deep disagreements and also undermined president trump s vows to repair u.s. ties to turkey that frayed under the obama administration. let s get a check on cnn money stream this morning. global stock markets mixed. wall street broke its record run on friday on weak jobs report. the s&p 500, the dow closed lower friday. that snapped the dow s longest record streak since 1997. the u.s. lost 33,000 jobs in september. that s right. a job loss. we haven t seen that in seven years.
war going on there, it must look pretty petty to these men who risked everything and probably lost brothers and fathers and saw the worst. yeah. i wonder what they think. yeah, there is an interesting speech given today on the floor of the senate by lamar alexander, i think it is up on youtube. people ought to take a look at it. where basically it admonishes the president and senator reid for taking the attitude they have had. he said look, our responsibility, the founders knew that there would be controversy and deep disagreements. and they created a system of government with checks and balances and they expected us to try to resolve it in an orderly fashion. and you, mr. president, doing what you re doing, and you, senator reid doing what they re doing are not helping to bring about a resolution. i think the democrats would say it is the tea party element voting against them. they say the law was passed whether it is unpopular or not. and that they would say the same argume
that s the power of the coalition. and i want to go a little bit further on that. in part because sometimes coalition also means doing relatively temporal work with people, with whom you have other kinds of deep disagreements, right? and yet you can say, all right, we may not agree on who we will vote for, once we get into the polling place, but we can agree that everyone should have unfettered access to that polling place. when we went into mitchell county, we said to them, listen. when this governor in north carolina cuts unemployment, unemployment in mitchell county, though it s 89% republican, was 15%. when he cut education, that made the jobs up there a public schoolteacher. when this governor goes against the environment, you don t mess with people s environment. when you hurt the vote, you undermine my and what they ended up saying was, there s not a lot different. i love that language. if you don t touch mountain
romney s had, you know, the $500 million to roll out to say he is such a great guy, and this race is essentially deadlocked in some polls. i hate to undercut the entire basis of our show, but one day, one poll says one thing, and the next thing he s up nine, he s down three. new polls are showing he s sshhh. it hurts. willie, willie, i m sorry. breaking news. the gallup daily tracking poll has just came out. the daily tracking. and there it is, willie. see? mike barnicle, it s over. the race is over. ok. so mitt romney is up by five points in this gallup daily tracking poll. but it does point to something that we have known all along. that while they do disagree with many of his policies, the american public generally do like president obama. think he is a good man. they may have deep, deep disagreements with him, but they