Transition naming a longtime democratic confidant as chief of staff. And the wait is officer as tas over as the masters tees off. This is worldwide exchange. Im all right be in worry about me, you got to give me a fight good morning, everybody, from wherever in the world did you may be watchings did you get the golf caddy shack reference there . I know it is early lets tee it right up and get to a check on the markets and your money. Futures are mixed, but they are turning around at this hour, you mostly get the overnight trade, but nasdaq futures did just turn in the green. No new records yesterday, the dow do do dow down you a bit on wednesday. Did that break the new record high but it was a big day in many ways otherwise and maybe a big sigh of relief for many tech investors as the nasdaq bounced back after a tough beginning to the week. Big gains on stocks that also had a tough start to the week. I just combined apple and amazon well call it amle here we go zoom, decrease could yoc
Greed cell you take. Actually you know what with hollowing almost upon us here in the United States maybe a better greeting would be trick or treat hawk watchers and speaking of things that go bump in the night the very last president ial debate definitely brought us plenty of tricks and treats as we head into the final stretch of days in this very i dont know how shall we say entertaining 2020 u. S. President ial election while the debate was wildly more controlled than the previous meeting between these 2 powerhouses of the 2 Party Corporate dictatorship it was still at the end of the day just another political debate filled with the same spin dodges nonanswers and outright lies that weve come to expect from most of our leaders here in the United States of america but it was not without its tricks and treats from joe biden calling out President Trumps hilarious self aggrandizing on his role in Race Relations here in the United States take a listen Abraham Lincoln here is one of the m
Hosted by the American Enterprise institute. Good morning. I would like to welcome all of you to our final preelection panel. We will be back on november 5 midday to look at the results thus far. Today, i am joined by my colleagues. We have a lot of ground to cover and im going to start by asking each of the panelists a few questions. We are going to start today with of a guide to the electoral college. His volume is all you need to understand the complexities of the electoral college. He is also an expert in absentee voting. What percent of the population do you think will vote early or absentee and can you tell us what we are learning from states such as texas . The technical answer is a lot. Many people are going to vote. Many more than ever. A huge increase in voting by mail and early voting in person. We have been seeing a lot more voting in this realm before. We saw 41 of the American People vote i mail or early in person in 2016. The early results are stunning. As states start t
Hosted by the American Enterprise institute, this is an hour, 20 minutes. Good morning everyone. Im a senior fellow at the American Enterprise institute at would like to welcome you to our final preelection election live panel. We will be back november 5 midday to look at the results thus far. Today, i am joined by my yearagues and by john 14 and henry olson of the ethics and public all the see center. We have a lot of ground to cover, and i am going to start by asking each of the panelists a few questions. They promised concise answers so we can move through a lot of material. Let me summarize the polls. Yesterday, President Trump says he wasnt scared auntie criticized the polls once again. Lets look at the poll numbers. Polls seven major conducted since september 15, bided has been at or above 50 in 133. Trump has been at or above 35 in only 41. His reading has barely moved. Ofn for tier is editor after the people vote, a guide to the electoral college, a slim volume that is all you
Each of the panelists a few questions. We are going to start today with of a guide to the electoral college. His volume is all you need to understand the complexities of the electoral college. He is also an expert in absentee voting. What percent of the population do you think will vote early or absentee and can you tell us what we are learning from states such as texas . The technical answer is a lot. Many people are going to vote. Many more than ever. A huge increase in voting by mail and early voting in person. We have been seeing a lot more voting in this realm before. We saw 41 of the American People vote i mail or early in person in 2016. The early results are stunning. As states start to open up, you see enthusiasm go toward early methods of voting. I give credit to a university of florida professor who spent time counting these things. As of today, over 31 million votes have been cast that we know of. There were roughly 56 million of them in 2016. See certainly over 50 of the v