The greatest fraud in the history of elections. Theres no way you can go through a mailin vote without massive cheating. The blat ballots are lost, frau, theft, all over the place. China, north korea, iran, these countries can grab those ballots or print forgeries. People get the ballots and hand them to people down the strait. Theyre mailin ballots and they send them to anybody. Two or three were sent to dogs, one sent to a cat. Trevor holy shit, guys, trump is freaking out. People are cheating, cats and dogs getting ballots. If im perfectly honest, i dont mind dogs voting but cats, you cant trust them for shit those assholes will vote for jill stein just to mess with us meow trump stories about kids and Foreign Countries rigging the election sound pretty terrifyin hey, kid, go get ballot from mailbox and i will reward you with delicious russian candy. Its frozen onion. Regardless of how it happens, trumps goal is to stir up fear about fraud, and if you commit fraud, youre going down,
That we had in the week. The last two days, the price of oil, up again today, the president wrapping up a meeting at the white house and there is a virtual opec meeting planned for monday and opec and oil both on the rise. Small caps, though, they are going in the other direction a week to forget for smallcap investors losing another 5 , and this is a staggering stat which will show you just how bad things really are for the smaller cap stocks just ran the numbers before the show, 132 members of the s p Small Cap Index are down more than 20 this week well dig in more on that. Plus the sba pay check protection act, the Small Business loan program, may be getting off to a rocky start two important guests for you on that the ceo of honeyfin bank, the number one sba loan maker in the United States and the true story of a 125yearold familyowned business trying to get one of these loans and struggling to survive. Of course, we have the crack team with you, guy adami, tim seymour, and steve g
By. 7 the hang sang was up by 2. 1 the shanghai composite up by 2. 1 in europe right now where there is active trading taking place, green arrows across the board. The biggest gainer is the footsy up by. 8 . Quick check on treasury yields which was so closely watched last week when you saw the temporary inversion in the middle of the day between the 10s and the 2s this morning, 1. 618 the two year is 1. 15 so showing more room than we have seen over the last several sessions. We have a huge week ahead for wall street. Kicking off today, big tech executives testifying at ustr hearings then tomorrow, quarterry lults from home depot, kohls and t. J. Maxx wednesday, fed reports on existing home sales plus reports from lowes target and l. Brands and thursday jackson hole symposium kicks off where, of course, Steve Liesman will be. All leading up to fed chair jay powells big speech which will take place on friday but meanwhile, we want to pivot right now to an update on the big story over th
Incidents . The tone of the town hall stayed positive. Issues like this will continue to happen in the future. Not just here at au, but around the country as well. Now we have the opportunity to be proactive and to help create a procedure so that members of our community can have a level of transparency and support that is necessary when dealing with biasrelated incidents in the future. Reporter of course prompting the town hall meeting today, the banana incidents on monday, those hate crimes. This is Surveillance Video from Campus Police of the person of interest in this case. They are still looking for that person. Theres a 1,000 reward. Coming up, wendy, tonight at 6 00, whether students at the town hall meeting found it to be productive. Back to you. Thanks, kristin. Congresswomen who are members of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority are strongly denouncing this incidentnd joined that group on capitol hill this afternoon. The group noted the symbolism of hanging fruit, recalling the dark p
Chris murphy, talks about the future of the iran Nuclear Agreement. He was keynote speaker at an Atlantic Council discussion. This is about 40 minutes. Please take your seats. Please take your seats. Good to see you. Have a seat. Thanks for having me. The senator doesnt have a lot of time here, so, okay, welcome, everybody. And welcome, senator. Murphy from connecticut to come here from connecticut to come see us. Were honored to have you here. Ive known the senator for probably 11 or 12 years. I knew him when he was a senate when he was in the Connecticut State Senate and then when he ran for congress we got to know each other and now the senate. And i want you to know that he he sort of violated the senate rules by being a very active junior senator from connecticut. Hes not laid back. He has a point of view. Hes working across the aisle with with republicans. He has famously involved himself in gun control, particularly famously also had a filibuster which he started on his own to g