caltrain is looking good so far. we have slow drive times coming up next. hillary clinton and donald trump are campaigning in the with el ground states this morning, and clinton in ohio and trump in neighboring pennsylvania on the heels of another bit are presidential debate, noted more for the negativity than its content. trump made this remark on a clinton comment that half ofly supporters were deployable. we have divided nation because people like her and she has tremendous hate in her heart and when she said deplorables, she meant it. and they said they are irredeemable. when she said that to me it could have been even worse. clinton apologied for comments and made this point. my argument is not with his supporters it is with him. and with the hateful and difficult vicive campaign he has run. the inciting of violence at his rallies and brutal comments of not just women but all americans, all kinds of americans. the candidates get together october 19 next wednesd
keep american world leader in fighting to protect our planet. if you care about immigration reform. [applause] you can vote for somebody who apparently only sees immigrants as criminals and rapists, to be rounded up or kicked out, or even though by the way they have already paid more taxes probably than he has. [applause] or, you can vote for a granddaughter of an immigrant who believes everybody deserves a chance to contribute to this country that we love. [applause] if you care about transparency you can vote for a candidate who has released decades worth of her tax returns, or the only candidate in decades who refused to release any at all. one candidate has a foundation to save countless lives around the world, the other takes money that people gave to his charity to buy a six-foot painting of an cell. i m i m not kidding. one candidate traveled more countries than any secretary of state before and the other is, donald trump. so when he asked you what you have to lose, th
prepping in new york. joining us in las vegas, the prep is going, and donald trump continuing the campaign in wisconsin, a couple stops in colorado today before heading to vegas. and john podesta out there today, and and talking about a moral outrage. i don t mind dead americans, we need a bit of moral outrage, i suppose we can dial down the language, a sense of outrage, talking about benghazi. in march, as running mates, tim came got the nod. so were a number of big-name business leaders. mike bloomberg on the list, xerox, tim cook from apple, bill gates on the list, melinda gates was also mentioned on the list, judith from the rockefeller foundation, those are possible names being mentioned. one other email exchange getting some attention today from john podesta, an email to the billionaire environmentalist tom stier, talking about the harvard professional, larry tribe, in march 2015 writing can you get your pals to organize student protests, for academic freedom bought and
the banks will end up in the pockets of terrorists or countries where sanctions prevent any kind of financial activity. carol: some banks have gotten in trouble because money past through them and it ended up in the hand of terrorists. and that s the big worry? alan: ellen: that is a big worry. they are cutting up these charities. these charities are trying to feed people in syria, the people in war zones. they are trying to do the best they can to ensure this money does not in any way to the terrorists. they are sorted at a standoff at the banks because the banks don t want to get in trouble themselves, yet they need the money, the charities the money so they can provide food and money. like islamicrities relief, christian aid, a bunch of them. carol: you guys are following the paper trail when it comes to the panama papers. tell us about that. ellen: this week we sort of step back and look at the reaction to panama all the disclosures from the panama papers about how vari
pockets of terrorists or countries where sanctions prevent any kind of financial activity. carol: some banks have gotten in trouble because money past through them and it ended up in the hand of terrorists. and that s the big worry? ellen: that is a big worry. they are cutting up these charities. these charities are trying to feed people in syria, the people in war zones. they are trying to do the best they can to ensure this money does not in any way to the terrorists. they are sorted at a standoff at the banks because the banks don t want to get in trouble themselves, yet they need the money, the charities the money so they can provide food and money. and other charities like islamic relief, christian aid, a bunch of them. carol: you guys are following the paper trail when it comes to the panama papers. tell us about that. ellen: this week we sort of step back and look at the reaction to panama all the disclosures from the panama papers about how various high-profile people
ellen: they are not cutting off charities because they don t believe in charities, but because they are worried that money passing to the banks will end up in the pockets of terrorists or countries where sanctions prevent any kind of financial activity. carol: some banks have gotten in trouble because money past through them and it ended up in the hand of terrorists. and that s the big worry? ellen: that is a big worry. they are cutting off these charities. these charities are trying to feed people in syria, the people in war zones. they are trying to do the best they can to ensure this money does not in any way to the terrorists. they are sorted at a standoff at the banks because the banks don t want to get in trouble themselves, yet they need the money, the charities the money so they can provide food and money. oxfam and other charities like islamic relief, christian aid, a bunch of them. carol: you guys are following the paper trail when it comes to the panama papers. tel
charity s because they do not believe in charities. they are worried that money passing to the banks will end up in the pockets of terrorists or countries where sanctions prevent any kind of financial activity. carol: so some banks have gotten in trouble because money past sed through them and it has ended up in the hands of terrorists. and that s the big worry? ellen: that is a big worry. they are cutting up these cutting off these charities. meanwhile these charities are trying to feed people in syria, feed people in war zones. they are trying to do the best they can to ensure this money does not in any way to the terrorists. they are sort of at a standoff at the banks because the banks don t want to get in trouble themselves, yet they need the money, the charities the money so they can provide food and , blankets, etc. carol: as opposed to big institutions. ellen: and other charities like islamic relief, christian aid, a bunch of them. carol: also in global economics you
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we love this stuff. britain is voting now on the same issues we will vote on in november. at this moment, gamblers are getting desperate to stay in the european union. state of the overwhelming favorite. however, conventional polls say it is neck and neck. investors placing their bets and go in with the bookings. they are buying stocks on the expectation that written stays in europe. this is exciting rock n roll stuff. on this all day long. up 170 points. now look at this. house democrats turn congress into what i m going to college students titled demo, an overnight city trying to change the poster lando debate from terror to guns. look at this. the attorney general says we need terror by loving one another. the new donald trump big speech. i message. the mainstream media grudgingly out of work. terrifyingly affect as safeway. we discover. varney & company is about to begin. trained to think you heard that. i m pretty sure you did. the guy shouting was louis go mart, shou