Russell 1,000. The russell 2,000 and the s p 400 midcaps have all hit alltime highs. Ten dow components have set multi year highs in october with seven reaching alltime highs. As for its year in the markets, volatility has fallen almost 18 this month. Of course, the lineup has led some to question if things have gone too far too fast. Pim pimcos bill gross on cnbc yesterday after the fed decision. The markets are bubbling and all asset prices are bubbling down. Steve liesman has pointed out Profit Margins are bubbling. To the extent that any of them can be suspended i guess is the ultimate test in terms of tapering or, you know, the purchases by the fed in terms of adding to the down shape. But, yes, slightly bubbly. All right, a little spooky. Well talk more about his opinions through wrought the morning. The futures at this point are indicated lower. Right now, you see some red arrows there. Dow futures down by about 30 points below fair. The s p futures off by about 2 points. On tod
Increased premiums. Also, more democrats are starting to push back against the law. Including senator Mary Landrieu who was working on a bill to allow americans to really keep their own health plans. And congressman darrell issa has subpoenaed secretary sebelius for the information regarding the botched healthcare. Gov launch she so far declined to hand over voluntarily. All right. All those stories and more. On the kudlow report starting right now. This is just unbelievable. All right. Now, weve got all this developing news here to analyze the whole story. We bring in bob lashevski. Dr. Scott gottlieb joins us, American Enterprise resident fellow. And ovik roy, senior fellow at the manhattan institute. Gentlemen, welcome. Ovik, let yes just start with you. This is a quick one, but i want to get it out. Darrell issa subpoenaing sebelius. She wont come clean. Hes been asking for documents, inside documents. Who, what, where, what did the contractors tell her, whats it going to cost . I
The final word is with you. I should mention the fact aclu and have made some strides on that. But i get some concerned about low voter turnout because i was taught by my parents who were immigrants to this country my mother grew up in nazi germany my father was russian and escape communist i was taught how precious a live is and how fragile democracy is so i always go to. To go back to the survey data what keeps people out of the polls is not the registration and voter identification that theyre not interested in the political process. If you want to increase turnout that is a cultural issue starting at the Elementary School level. But to the point where i feel guilty if i dont go to the polls and vote. Many americans are not raised that way or taught that. In nuclear not doing enough to do that. Also to anchorage people those that worked in the election process the problem is they cannot get enough people to work at the polls on election day. It is a tough problem the average age of
I would ask you vote for your hopes and not hate. I would ask you would vote green. That is the end of our first congressional debate of the 2014 general election. I would like to thank the candidates. How about a hand for all of the candidates . [applause] we also want to thank our panelists, molly parker, jennifer fuller and beth. Thanks also to the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois university carbondale, the Jackson County league of women voters, the civic center as well as the bellevillenews democrat and our partners, the Southern Illinois. The second debate will been wednesday october 29 at 7 p. M. In belleville. The debate will be streaming life. Thank you all, good night from mary and. On cspan2 we take you live to the American Enterprise institute in washington for a discussion on education policy and the common core standards. That were creative better prepare students with skills and knowledge necessary for success in college and later in their careers.
Place for businesses want to be an ad jobs and grow jobs but we also have to make Smart Investments in our future and infrastructure, education, workforce training and we need to support her workers by raising the minimum wage. Im running for governor to rebuild Rhode Islands middle class and create tens of thousands of goodpaying jobs and i have experience to do that. Prior to becoming treasurer ran a business and we helped to create over 1000 jobs. I am running for governor to rebuild the state can get rhode island back to work. Moderator thank you ms. Raimondo and now Robert Healey an attorney and businessman a partial owner of a Liquor Import Company called peaceville. Mr. Healey has run for statewide office six times. He attended Rhode Island College Boston University and Northeastern University and the new England School of law. Mr. Healey. Healey thank you. I would like to thank you and thank my opponents for being here tonight. I need you to look at me and the reason for that i