go to brian kilmeade.com. make reservations to you don't have to wait online also don't forget, coming up on one nation, amongst our guest, dr. oz. i'm going to ask him about oprah endorsing the other guy. kari lake is going to the border. we will discuss what she found out and one of the funniest comedians in the america chris stephano, he is also going to talk politics. also, coming up straight ahead. democrats like new york's governor is calling in the big names on the campaign trail. listen to this. fleury the governor herself said everything is on the line. >> brian: okay, that's motivational. how will the voters respond? will cain is going to conduct a real town hall in just a moment. ♪ i'm back ♪ i'm back ♪ back in the new york groove. lasts up to 12 hours. vicks sinex targets congestion at the source, relieving nasal congestion and sinus pressure by reducing swelling in the sinuses. try vicks sinex. your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto. entrest

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brian, over to you. >> brian: get into it now. it's the buckeye state. let's start there, sending trump-backed senate candidate j.d. vance to a substantial victory. he wins in ohio and he takes senator portman's seat. >> whether you voted for me or not, the thing that i promise to do is go to the united states senate and fight every single day for the people of ohio. thanks to you, we get an opportunity to do just that i will never forget the great people of ohio. thank you for the honor to serve you. i will fight for you every day. god bless you guys and thank you. >> brian: let's break down what we know so far and see where it's going. political panel is here and they are great. fox news contributor. former wisconsin congressman sean duffy is with us now. fox news contributor and "wall street journal" journalist reilly. to my immediate right lives close to me in real life laura kern. as a democrat for you laura, tonight, are you surprised that democrats aren't trying to explain a red wave because it never happened? >> it never happened. and i know a lo

brian: any build off this? jerry "seinfeld" said i did think the comic was well executed but i think the subject is for a conversation i don't think i want to have in this venue that provokes a conversation which hopefully is productive. where do you stand? >> dave chapelle is famous for getting close to the line and some sometimes stepping over because he's a comedian among the best to that's what he does. jerry "seinfeld" respects that so in his comments he recognizes you can take that from the comedians themselves, it takes away their art ann coulter so i get that but also jerry "seinfeld" is a political, inoffensive and his brand is flat out funny and among the best so i can see where he doesn't want to step too much into this because he could get blown up, is toxic right now and we should be talking more and i think he understands that dave chapelle understands as well that's where we should go, we shouldn't hold back sauce, let's hash this out and comedians do it the best. brian: i sense he talked to his

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brian, over to you. i'm sure you have thoughts on that. >> brian: i just want to tell you i have roots in rock and roll, that's what rod stewart does before every concert gets celtic balls and bunches into the stands. >> carley: wow, okay, good to know you learn something every day and this is my moment. >> brian: there you go carley thank you >> meanwhile still ahead on this show, the balance of power in the senate still up in the air as we speak. pollster lee carter breaks down election night's biggest winners and losers. but first the ultimate winner dana perino who worked through night. what's coming up on your show? still so much in the air i know you wanted it all done. >> i was the winner yesterday sitting next to you on the five. you're right still waiting on critical calls in the midterm elections some decisions could come in the next two hours so we'll bring those to you if they happen. one thing we know for sure ron desantis was the big winner in florida defying the national trend so what is n

we to they can check and make sure. >> brian: did you actually taste them. >> steve: sealed up. >> brian: plot to have some candy. i have to eat your reese's piece's. >> ainsley: she likes nerds. we were doing all these stories about nerds nerds and skittles. >> brian: democrats turning to outlined faces to midterm disaster. panel on whether it's a winning strategy exclamation point. ♪ breakthrough heartburn... means your heartburn treatment is broken. try zegerid otc. it contains the leading medicine to treat frequent heartburn, uniquely designed for absorption. get all day, all night relief with zegerid otc. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you're calling about the $9.95 a month plan -from colonial penn? -i am. we put it off long enough. we are getting that $9.95 plan

across the state. >> brian: one thing i understand was unutilized governor brian kemp. obviously extremely popular and successful. he said he was never really asked by the herschel team to help out. should he now? can he be valuable? >> well, i mean, i think governor kemp typically runs his own race. most of us here in georgia we want to run our own race. now, between now and the runoff, i'm not real sure who is going to jump in to help herschel. what i do know is that we have momentum. it's very difficult to take down an incumbent senator as raphael warnock is or, yeah, is. he did not get above 2 million votes. that was a threshold across the state where our top statewide candidates were able to exceed. so it shows that there's not a lot of excitement for warnock, which opens the door for a herschel walker victory. as long as the republicans come out to this runoff election december 6th. >> brian: we didn't two years ago. >> right. because they didn't two years ago. >> brian: one thing is for sure -- go ahead. we will have to end it there. but you have a bright future

he kicked the goal. >> brian: >> brian: he is our best player. hit a few injuries after the game we will see what happens but the youngest team in the world cup he had to figure the most resilient, the most supple, and they will beat the netherlands who have not looked unbeatable as they have in years past so in round 16 congratulations to them. there is the hurt guy right there. >> ainsley: next game saturday, 10:00 a.m. >> steve: on fox. fox picked a good way to broadcast. >> brian: and remember it will be here in four years, mexico, u.s., and canada hosting the final. >> steve: >> steve: in the meantime will talk about in china you know we are in the third year of covid and for thet part here in the united states people are moved on however that is not the case in china. they have a zero-tolerance policy when they are thinking there is a little over here will clamp down on that and so obviously the country does not have any natural immunity because nobody has really gotten it except a few people. you know, considering who lives there. >> ainsl

>> brian: i didn't have many. >> steve: did you have any? >> brian: i had a few. that's a cute little kid, $11 if you like some candy. they would walk away. >> ainsley: does everyone in here remember in college you would go to a questioning party and someone at the door with a big poster that said $10 to get in. this is what we have to do at the kilmeade house. >> steve: we got the money up front. >> ainsley: put the kid on the door. >> brian: i will do it. >> steve: lots to talk about thanksgiving one week away. my wife and i were in walmart shopping in the grocery department over the weekend. a lot of stuff going fast. so, shop early. >> ainsley: do you all the cooking? >> steve: no, kathy. she writes cookbooks. >> ainsley: she does everything? >> steve: yeah. >> ainsley: you need to help her. >> steve: i help her a little bit. >> ainsley: get the kids to do something. >> steve: marcus luttrell's wife melanie has a sweet potato casserole in cookbook. best thing. >> brian: sweet potatoes in the mres in afghanistan. >> steve: that's why he makes them now. a week t

is it even a story. >> brian: brian waited ping-pong ball. north korea firing warning missiles across japan now. former secretary of state, fox news contributor mike pompeo on the threat. >> steve: first, let's check back in with pancake pete hegseth having breakfast with friends in arizona. >> pete: steve, pancakes have been ordered. i will report. i hear the cheros are amazing have to try those. kim, you are a former public school educator, education and the border are big for you. we will talk to you about that in a moment. you hear a lot about democracy. democracy under threat. what are your thoughts? >> i love it. and, you know what? this is the biggest thing they can throw out there with what has gone on here the last two years, i will say adios to democracy. if this is what democracy is, we need to go back to constitutional republic and kiss democracy goodbye. >> pete: it was not a democracy it is a constitutional republic. we will talk to "fox & friends" voters in just a moment. moments away. ♪ ♪ hritis. even walking was tough. i

>> brian: there we go! with just four days in the high stake midterms, early voting in florida spells trouble for democrats. >> republicans outpacing democrats dramatically at the ballot box before election day, leading by more than 345,000 votes. >> will: that's unusual. >> katie: steve, i think we all heard you warning everybody, here we go it's time to go, steve doocy, dan bongino live from harry and the natives in hobe sound, florida, let's go, steve. >> steve: thank you very much, well. we're talking about early voting, how many people, it's hard to see everybody so let me hear how many people are going to vote just by applause on election day. [cheers and applause] okay, how many people are devoted? [cheers and applause] again, that's what we're talking about. what is going on in florida? traditionally for the most part a lot of people vote on election day but now they want to do it at a time to make sure accounts. >> after the bush v. gore fiasco they said enough and they have a really efficient syst

steve, ainsley, brian? >> brian: let's hope. one of the biggest surprises over the last six months has been a republican candidate out of arizona who joins us now we will a blake masters. of blake, what to do for you to have the libertarian candidate dropout yesterday and push his percentage of supporters believed in single digits to be your campaign? what do they could do? >> an extra boost of momentum and momentum is what we have got on the ground right now. for this race is neck and neck it's a jump ball we are tired but i would rather us than the kelly cap because we have momentum. grassroots republicans fired up, libertarians fired up we are also attracting independents, right? moderate voters and even some democrats look around in surprise, surprise, even democrats don't like wide open borders and violent crime, my goodness, we have the momentum and we will sprint for the finish line. >> you're sitting there in phoenix. we have an ad from your campaign, we have an ad for mark kelly's campaign as well, first will play just

brian, you are exactly right. you know, one of the reasons we thought early on and donald trump used to come on this show, we thought that he could get elected was there were so many independents who said that's a really good message. and sitting here in new york city, there were so many democrats who would come up to me and come up to both of you as well, i'm sure, and say i'm a democrat. i'm going to vote for donald trump. that was in 2016. how many will from the democrat party vote for donald trump now? how many independence? we know he has a core of supporters, ardent supporters. the question is how many? and you can make it through the primary can can you win in the general. on with jesse and had this observation about mr. trump and governor desantis. watch. >> they have the same agenda. same record of accomplishment. one for a state one for a whole country. they are both -- desantis and trump are both on the front lines for freedom. they are both stewards of freedom, of lower taxes, of fewer regulations, of

. >> brian: is that a trigger? >> ainsley: not us. that is a huge crowd and it is cert5:00 and they have been thee since 3:00 a.m. though we are very appreciative. they are at "another broken egg cafe" with pete hegseth. >> i didn't know it was franchise. there is a broken egg in jackson. >> steve: there is another broken egg? >> i guess this is a same design appearance be to how many are they are? >> steve: 80 in 50 and dozens more coming. i am sure it could be a franchise if you want to own one. after l in gilbert, pete, you are thinking maybe you can franchise one because look at all of the people showing up hours before it actually opened. look, it is pancake pete! >> there it is. just for you steve. >> ainsley: you need a lot of syrup. >> i will be diving in because i have a lot of serve. it is a great spot. how many will people like "another broken egg cafe"? [cheers and applause] they are loving it in new york. it is been a lot of fun. it is 5:00 a.m. here in this place was just as full two hours ago. if you are watching "fox &

brian, the question is are you ready to go? if you look where i'm seated here, this is the brian kilmeade book signing location. i'm warming it up for you here. as we're outside the halls of the hard rock and these are some of the sets, they're not set up yet and they will be soon and the doors will pop for me walking through and this beautiful theater will be packed tomorrow night, by the way, guys, you'll be on stage here on "fox & friends" tomorrow morning so, brian k kilmeade, you consir yourself the master of the walk and i'm trying to demonstrate the efficacy of walking backwards and speaking up a ramp into a theater. >> the dean of admissions. >> brian: love it, pete. >> ainsley: he did it longer. >> you see that stage, it's a beautiful one. but what's a lot of fun about going up on that stage is when you're up there, and by the way, we got a lot of technical directors up there getting your shots looking all pre-ty. ainsley, especially yours. you can't mess up your shot. they're making sure it's all arranged the way -- >

>> brian: world cup soccer, fox has the rights, world cup 22. >> go u.s.a. >> brian: 2022. this morning about 8:00 in the morning eastern time biggest upset in history world soccer. saudi arabia trailing 1-0, 47th minute cut to the right and left footed shot finds the corner, 1-1. you think argentina bounces back and put saudi arabia to bed. not so fast. five minutes later. hold up final score 2-1. they gave a national holiday in saudi arabia, obviously a partisan crowd because it is saudi arabia right next door. meanwhile the biggest story was yesterday u.s. 1-0. looks like a shoe-in to advance. yield the goal late on a clear penalty kick, 1-1 the final there. not out of it a 57% chance of advancing to the next round. that was pretty cool. big story is i have guaranteed a tie or a victory against piers morgan $5,000 charity. i won. he chose 5,000. weave will see what happens. england friday. game time is 1:00 i think. meanwhile on stage december 2nd. you will see me newark, new jersey, new jersey performing arts center. it's goings to be streamed on fox nation. it's a show

>> brian: good question. didn't see the iranian national anthem, here is the good point, steve because because then when they did sing the song, the protesters saying you just sold us out. we are putting our lives on the line, over 300 people died. >> steve: they had to because their families were being threatened. >> brian: there is it is this is your answer. >> steve: they sack along. they don't look very happy. they know they have got to sing the song so that their moms and dads don't wind up in a jail. >> brian: women at this game. iranian women at this game without anything on their heads. their faces are showing. they go back, they can be arrested. >> ainsley: can't they play for another team and get their families out of there? >> brian: up to the government to let them out of there you could sit there and say you let your mitt fielder go out and play and do interviews. by the way, if you start saying things against the government we know exactly where your cousin and mom is and where you go to school

. >> brian: really? >> steve: they bought a tree. >> ainsley: don't even try, mister. >> steve: we placed the tree that was burned down last year with a fireproof version. >> ainsley: got enough security. >> brian: we built a fence, we built a wall. >> >> steve: we built a wall. >> ainsley: who paid for it. steve the north pole is going to pay for the wall. >> brian: it does look good. the fence adds to the brightness. do you know what i found out on tuesday and wednesday it has become a tourist attraction. now when they say meet me by the tree they will say which one. they come here and prefer our home game it looks like. >> steve: over the weekend, my daughter mary and her husband and i walked over to the 30 rock christmas tree, the ornaments were not on it yet. and it's not lighted up. but ours is. >> ainsley: there is a lot of scaffolding over there. >> steve: the scaffolding is down. nevertheless, that is america's tree. and we are panning it and right there, brian, you can see that wall around it,

brian, who is next? >> brian: you want to start with will. i like rachel campos-duffy. >> rachel: i do, too. >> brian: you do? okay. in wisconsin where polls open in just under two hours. >> steve: lawrence jones is down in gainesville, georgia at the smokehouse barbecue. >> ainsley: but we are going to talk first with pete heg set is he live at the eagle diner in war minister, pennsylvania. we tossed a coin. thank you so much. like the super bowl together. n. politics. the blevins the senate could come down to one state. that state could be pennsylvania. and it could come down to one county, which is bucks county where we are eagle diner in warminister, pennsylvania. it's mehmet oz. it's john fetterman, all the way through the tape even if only one of them can run at this point we really want to hear from the people. what's their take. what is motivating them when they go to the polls. it's razor thin. polls don't matter anymore. .1% difference separating the 2. former presidents have been here. donald trump, bill clinton, barack obama, joe

brian? >> brian: thanksgiving dinner gobble up 20% more of your wallet this year, ainsley. >> ainsley: so, brian, how can you make sure that your table is beautiful and on a budget? >> here with their tips and tricks for fashionable and affordable day core on thanksgiving, lifestyle expert lamore. >> good to have you. >> you know, everything gets really expensive. the first thing you want to do is take an inventory of what you have in the house, if you have maybe a gravy boat in the back of the cabinet. have everything, stop prepping. when you are buying, don't buy the plastic. buy things that are on sale so can you use them year around. >> steve: of course. >> over here j.c. penney 60% off. >> you only buy stuff on sale. >> always on sale. this table runner is $13 a four piece dinner ware set was $20. and then can you use it year around. so you are not necessarily just using it once and throwing it away, the next tip is to go outside and just find things in the yard over here i got pine con

back to you, brian. >> brian: that was pretty great. 13 minutes before the top of the hour let's check in with janice dean who has promised to give the weather with world cup sweater. >> happening today starting at 1:00 p.m. the festivities the game actually starts at 2:00 p.m. let's take a look, because i have a special weather map for today's game there is a full screen. united states vs. wales, there is the weather. fabulous 80-degree he is. 2:00 p.m. eastern. festivities on fox begin at 1:00. that will be of course, u.s.a. vs. wales. do they call soccer or football? i think they call it football over at wales. anyway, take a look at the rest of your forecast and show you my swanky sweater in a moment. 28 degrees because we had epic snow, record breaking snow, 80 inches of snow downwind of erie an on takenio this weekend. it broke records, here are some of the snow totals near lake ontario, the record breaker, are was, of course, i believe in orchard hills and that was 80 inches of snow. this would be a top five snow maker for buffalo, it's amazing that the forecast got this right.

what about brian? does brian work? brian going anywhere? >> brian: i'm going to just read the prompter. >> ainsley: everyone around the country is asking does brian ever work? the guy is on every show. >> will: i don't know, does brian work? brian, by the w way, is on the will cain podcast up this morning. my man works. everybody knows how brian kilmeade works. yes, welcome back to allen, texas, allen cafe. we have been talking to people all morning. they just got done chanting u.s.a. we are talking to them about the issues that are important to them six days out here from the midterms. texas looks like it's going to it reelect greg abbott all polls indicate. [cheers and applause] >> will: here is a couple big guess what's next for beto? what with a's he run for next? maybe they will have the answer for next? [laughter] >> eating tacos with a fork. >> saying beto eats tacos with a fork. >> will: find out what issue is an mating voters just six days away. come hang out allen cafe. for now make brian work. read something, brian. >> brian: tha

yeah, ha, i i, brian's absolutely right. i mean, he was cast because he was so photogenic, he was affable, not very smart. and then he went to his head. i mean, he actually believes the propaganda that is generated about him and it gives us another example of how bad narratives create bad outcomes. shay and dublin. yeah, i think brian's got a great point. i mean, zalinski is a perfect mark for the cia and for the, the american war state and to target and manipulate to present this honest, you know, a rags to riches figure. but of course, as an ascii has no political pedigree and would be relatively naive that you know, he's a, he's a, a young man am who has been swept along on this type of propaganda. his own propaganda as well. and to go back to the previous a guests and analysis of how the the, the state has been of ukraine has been sort of undermined. i mean, it goes back a long way. i mean, in 1949, that the u. s. deployed agents in the ukraine, so this is the new operation red sox, which was please say your strike under

special appearance by brian sutland. welcome, brian. let's talk about today's market action. stocks rallying to round out this week. the jump higher didn't save stocks from posting weekly losses across the board. the dow snap ago four-week winning streak while the s&p and nasdaq ended a two-week winning streak. carter what did you make of the action today? >> that's the thing. just as you described those items, it was something for everyone, right, various characteristics on the week and bears, of course, the same. what's important is we are starting to get some dispersion which allows for opportunity for those who are doing either individual stock picking or etf choices. >> brian, what did you think? >> well, i think i look at the s&p 500 and the options that's traded there, and we really -- people are willing to just sort of take their insurance bets off, sell up on the down side, basically if you wanted to get on the markets, let's all it 3,500 on the s&p. now, i haven't seen that kind of amount of put selling since 2008-2009. what that tells me, when i typically see somet

they don't make sense. >> brian: right. they come of course, saudi arabia update daily update and the alienated and iran at the same time here at the same time you vilify oil and gas companies and then you tell everybody you will tax them. and not let the oil flow, it is idiocy. >> that is 100% right. think about the american policy for one second. they want to kill the fossil fuel industry, and they said the oil companies are not creating enough fossil fuels. the oil companies are like massive ships. it takes time to move the resources one direction or another. you can't start drilling right away and say, look at all the oil. same with refineries. it takes a lot of time. joe biden yesterday demonstrated what a complete economic crap he is. if you like what is going on. you vote for these guys because you haven't seen anything in terms of prices, food shortages i'm telling you he is a walking talking disaster. he was a walking talking disaster. he has a walking talking disaster even more so and the radical left controlled t

yeah, i think brian's got a great point. i mean, zalinski is a perfect mark for the cia and for the, the american war state and to target and manipulate to present this honest, you know, a rags to riches figure. but of course, as an ascii has no political pedigree and would be relatively naive that you know, he's a, he's a, a young man am who has been swept along on this tie to propaganda his own propaganda as well. and to go back to the previous, a guests, an analysis of how the the, the state has been of ukraine has been sort of undermined. i mean, it goes back a long way. i mean, in 1949, that the u. s. deployed agents in the ukraine, so this is the new operation red sox, which was please say your strike under undermine the ukrainian s s or at the time. so did ga, has a 70 plus year history and ukraine of trying to manipulate and undermine and exacerbate the act, no nationalist realities of, of ukraine. so to portray this, as brian said as a, and this is vladimir putin waking up in the 24th of february, sticking a pin and

so there you go. >> brian: of course. lawrence jones is at the smokehouse barbecue no where near pennsylvania. he's in georgia, hey, lawrence. >> yeah, brian, i'm in the south. so no where near pennsylvania. it is good to be here, too. i'm with my friend argentina and we just met argentina. we have a candid conversation because you voted for joe biden, but you feel a little differently now, why? >> because of what is going on now. i have always voted democrat. as soon as he took office, i knew exactly i opened up my eyes. it is leaving people behind in iraq. the border, the soft-on-crime. education. it is unbelievable. >> enough is enough. >> i went this morning and i voted all republican. [cheers and applause] >> wow! guys, it is not just argentina. this is my final stop in all the swing states we have been to, the amount of democrats done with the democratic party and voting republican because of joe biden is astounding. sir, what is the number one issue for you a? >> if we don't see a major change today, my generation

they may revisit that decision, brian. a dispute over exactly how much information the public is going to get out of this bankruptcy proceeding so far, the answer is, not much in terms of those names, brian back over to you >> i'm not sure that i've seen a bankruptcy hearing where they've redacted the namesof the creditors like this one before i thought it might have something to do with law in the bahamas. apparently, it's not in those headlines, though, eamon, also, in the filing, ftx's attorney also said that revealing those names could destabilize, their word, not mine, the crypto markets so, in a way, they're kind of arguing that this is also potentially, at least for crypto, a systemic event >> yeah, well one of the things that they're arguing here is that people invest in crypto in the first place, for privacy reasons. and it's unfair to those customers to then go ahead and name them in the proceedings here in court in delaware. the u.s. trustee didn't buy that argument at all. he said, we want as much information b

are you glad to see brian in miami. it is like you can't get away from him. >> excuse me -- i have extended my stay. >> anything? i just realized that i have been here since wednesday and i have not been outside yet. >> outside yet. i am looking forward to that. >> have you been to the casinos? >> no, i don't gamble. i did the slots when i was younger and i won $300 and i never won again. rp>> you gambled with your lif >> well, every time we open our mouth is a gamble. i can't believe it had gone on this long. you are near retirement age? >> you think that joke would be near retirement age. >> wow. >> wow, that was unnecessary. >> really? >> no, it was necessary. >> i deserve it. >> you are new yorkers and so you are - and moaning about notnothing. [ cheers & applau >> that's so true. >> we are in florida now, you don't have to complain about every little thing. [ laughter ] >> i can't wait to go outside then i will remember it. >> i will go to the green room, what a wonderful day, hard rock hotel and fox and everyone i

brian. >> that's a great question. i are think when it comes to air quality, it is very unfortunate for district 10 that we have two freeways and major expressways cutting through the neighborhood. for people that are living near 101 and 280, a lot of people myself included suck. i think when it comes to car pollutants, we might see support for public transit and making people more willing to ride a bus. we might have less car smog and expose people to less pollutants there. i think when it comes to construction and contaminants inside the environment from decades of neglect and bad practices from our forefathers making sure we stick to the rules and not streamlining or cutting the red tape that protects our lives and health, so making sure that during the construction it is covered or water so people are not exposed working with the bay air quality management so-they notify us, but making sure the community knows when there are potential risks and expanding services so we know all we need to know and working to keep t

. >> yes, and it's a great day actually, a narrow range, brian, 2-1, advancing to declining stocks still on the upside. we've been trying to push towards 4,000 on the s&p and boy, we just fell back a little bit but we were headed in that direction. we're up 5% for the week on the s&p 500's two-month highs right now. the dow is lagging all the other major indices, up about 3% the reason is disney was a real drag on the dow this week and some of the more defensive stocks like merck, for example, johnson & johnson are down this week as growth is back nasdaq started weak today on word of that ftx bankruptcy that dents the risk-on appetite, but we rallied very quickly back up. that's the pig winner. the nasdaq is up about 7% this week take a look at the sectors and again, you look at risk-on, risk-off, what's the appetite? very simple way to look at this. down at open and rallied very quickly up that's the big winner on the day, and on the week here, they're up about 12% for the week semiconductors also up about 13, 14%, so you see the risk on, really back, materials that are proxies for glob

brian sullivan. here's what's ahead. in just 25 hours, the fed will announce its decision to raise rates. that means your borrowing costs, from everything from credit cards to car loans are likely to go up. we'll take a look at the impact on your money. and another big event with implications for your money. that is the midterms we're going to break down what happens to money and markets in each of the three scenarios, a blue wave, a red wave, or a mixed congress and we're going to get you ready for more big earnings reports coming up. we've got the story, we've got the trade on both amd and airbnb we've got all of that ahead. but let's begin with these markets. and we are not seeing a big move we wouldn't expect a big move ahead of the fed you know that by now the fed is actually meeting today. the rate decision comes tomorrow these are two-day meetings we're seeing the dow down 0.3%. that's totally normal. everybody is in a wait-and-see mode as well better than expected jobs numbers through the jol

brian. in bangkok, this was the whole purpose of getting a klein regime and to power in 2014, in the 1st place. to put a group, a circle of interest into power in kiosk that would irrationally lead the country down the path toward proxy, more and ultimate destruction at the hands of russia, but also at the hands of their western sponsors were slowly and shortly feeding them into this this grinder essentially unfortunately. ok, well is go to dublin shay essentially the same question to you because i mean, as, as we're sitting down right now, the u. s. is having to have to restock it. stock piles, wanting, needing to buy ammunition from south korea and all the while the media is saying that russia is on its last gas. you know, the morale is low. there's though, i mean, it's actually everything is completely upside down. ok been and what we're looking at now and then we they talk about, you know, being able to retake territory. ok. we taking the territory the size of delaware. oh my goodness. o

brian: no. i don't think our strategy changes here. we try not to look too much of what competitors are doing and look at what our customers want. most interactions we have our cooperative and friendly. we are trying to grow the whole space 100 x and it's not a competitive thing most of the time. that said, by nansen coinbase are taking different approaches and we are building in a trusted, compliant way and trying to get licenses the countries where we operate. although we have good products in the crypto space, with the reason i got into this is i want there to be a more fair and free financial system where there's more economic freedom. so we are enabling people to do all kinds of things including earning a living and remittance and peer to peer payment. so we are going to continue to build toward that. our strategy doesn't change but this could have an impact in terms of the regulatory landscape and how policymakers are going to engage with different parties going forward. emily: would coinbase consider buying fts ux? brian: i've h

i am brian sullivan in once again for kelly evans. a key piece of data suggesting the fed may start to back off the fed rate hike gas pedal. we'll take a look at where we could go from here and how to position now plus, crypto chaos ftx reportedly on the brink, and its founder facing all kinds of questions. it is hitting the entire crypto world, but is the worst now behind us? or maybe still to come and just how much are rising rates hitting housing? we are going to look west with the ceo of one of seattle's biggest banks, who's actually live right here in studio. all of that and much more ahead. but we begin, where else with this big inflation-fueled rally. but it's an inflation-fueled rally that's a good inflation-fueled rally, because inflation actually cooled down just a bit still red hot, historically. but the trend is what the market looked for and this is turning out to be a massive day for the bulls, particularly on the tech side. and by the way, a reminder of why it's so key to not try to time the market, right you want to be

stay there, brian. stay right there, brian. lauren has locked the studio doors so you're with us for the hour. she always does. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is going after elon musk over the platform's paid subscription. what's going on here? lauren: this is overpaying for the blue verification check mark and laughing my butt off at a billionaire trying to sell people on the idea that free speech is actually $8 a month. he claps back and elon musk says well, your feedback is appreciate now pay $86789 he8 ae doesn't stop there and neither does she. he posts a picture of one of her sweatshirts that sells for $58. she wednesday that had and elon is made by union workers and the point is everything the two of you just said aoc is the left. she hates elon musk and everything he represents. now he's making big changes to her platform; right. and that's opinion. here's news, bloomburg is reporting the blue check mark fees starts on monday and in the next few days, musk cuts half of the twitter staff, 3700 workers and tell th

another way to draw the lines, a reversal of sorts. >> brian, what's your take on the trade? >> if there's a true reversal coming lag into this options spread you don't have to put a spread on where you sell a put what i might do is buy the call now, wait for some movement because the market is having tons of movement, so lots of movement in the metals area. we get that movement i would wait to maybe sell the down side put to see if there's a pull back or wait to sell that further up side call, wait for that break out to happen and then sell the call so be patient with the trade and put the first by call on >>> up next we're taking a look at one of mike's tech trades options action back in two thinkorswim® by td ameritrade is more than a trading platform. it's an entire trading experience. with innovation that lets you customize interfaces, charts and orders to your style of trading. personalized education to expand your perspective. and a dedicated trade desk of expert-level support. that will push you to be even better. and just might change how you trade—forever. becaus

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brian, back to you >> there's a lot here. thank you very much. >>> as kate mentioned, that deal news of the news comes on the heels of the coin desk scoop it's not a research company, it's a trading firm. coin desk reported that alameda's books were full of those ftt , effectively created out of thin air by ftx which means, it is backed by a coin that was invented by its sister company, rather than a more independent asset now, if you are confused by some of this lingo, don't worry it is confusing, to me as well even if you're not deep into the crypto world, we get it. but let's keep working to make sense of all of this and what it might mean for crypto, writ large. joining us now is emily parker, executive director of global content at coin desk emily, this story has a lot of sort of its own lingo, its own players. we still -- there's a lot that we don't know. what does it mean for the industry writ large right now? >> you guys just did a fantastic job of summing up a very conflicted situation so, yes, as you said, this stor

brian kiefer? >> yes. >> brian kiefer, aka, money. brian's nickname is money? >> yes. >> do you know why? >> he said that's what, you know, the drug dealers call him. and i believe it's probably because he is a boss. he owns his own company. and he runs in those same circles of people. >> brian ran a building renovation business, but he also had a criminal past. troubling to you? >> yes. it's always troubling when you know they have records and they're doing things that are outside the law. so that's always a concern. >> did you think for a moment that possibly he might have done this? >> yes. everybody -- once again, everybody is still on the table. we don't know who did it. >> and unlike lance who either was or wasn't on a shrimp boat, detectives learned that brian had been spotted in jacksonville recently. now they wanted to talk to him. coming up -- >> brian tells us some things that only the person that was there would know. >> but couldn't that make him a suspect. >> yes. >> it could. >> and he also reveals something else, what a friend told him. >> what

i am brian sullivan. here's what's ahead on a big 60 minutes. it has now, a thousand days since the market peaked pre-pandemic is there any coming fed pause or reason to think that we are going to go back to the new highs next year? barry knapp is here with that. target shares, they are crashing and you may not believe one reason why we'll talk about it and all the retail earnings. and we are going to hear in moments from carson bloc he just busted out a brand-new short stock today. that stock is tanking. we'll give you the name. the trade, and why he thinks it will fall. we're going to get that in moments. right now, let's get to macro markets with mr. dom chu >> generally negative, so to speak. it's kind of not surprising, given the fact that we had a nice rally yesterday and everything going on. but if you take a look at the markets right now, with airbnb shares, at least, that's the reason why they're up there right now. i'm not sure why, but i would show you what's whappening with the overall markets. the indices right now, down about 21 po

what if brian kemp and desantis have in common? they did not rely on donald trump to bring the victory's home. you have to wonder who really is the leader of the republican party right now? is that the former president or is it may be desa desantis/brian kemp, glenn youngkin the new blood. >> todd: we will have answers november 15th potentially about the presidential run or an announcement, we will seek. brian a lot of people are waking up this money probably conservative voters thinking, we didn't have the night we wanted. but if republicans get control of the house, kevin mccarthy with victory, it does not look like that will happen but what can republicans do from an economic standpoint to stop the bleeding in our country? >> they can push back on every single one of the regulations that joe biden is planning to do or has done and having a senate would be helpful for that. they need to be a roadblock. look, if you are the minority party and you have one house, you stand in the way every chance you can get your the best you can h

brian, what did you think? >> i think i look at the s&p 500, and options traded there, and we've really seen put sellers, meaning people are willing to just sort of take their insurance bets off, 3,500 on the s&p i haven't seen that kind of amount of put selling since 2008, 2009 so that tells me when i typically see something like that, the market's going to move big. either there's big bull bets being made and they're going to squeeze the shorts out of the market, and the market's going to be up look, up 10%, or not many people have protection on the downside, and we get some catalyst event that's bad wekt s we could see the vix we haven't seen that capitulation it's setting up now that people are taking share insurance off it could happen. i think a big move is coming in the next couple months. >> in term of capitulation we've seed for many shows that we need to see the generals come down. we're seeing apple come down the last five days wonder field goal that's a sign of weakness ahead. >> there are a couple

welcome. >> todd: we have to welcome brian kilmeade. last night, hillary clinton and kamala harris playing identity politics card, you need to elect kathy hochul, because she took over for andrew cuomo when she left. did identity politics that got us kamala work out so much they want to repeat with hochul? >> brian: they brought in it is all-star team, kathy hochul's message is off beat and she is cutting crime ads, hillary clinton, is aggravated and she brings anger level high and the vice president is too happy about a small crowd. together they are celebrating abortion and talking about being tough on crime, it is different reality, not sure that resonates. this seems to be the perfect match up for lee zeldin because you have, i think, a lack of nimbleness on the left. >> carley: no question and tough on crime, the ads may say it, but you have kathy hochul calling crime conservative conspiracy, that is her closing argument? hillary clinton said republicans are trying to scare people, think about how people feel when they hear those t

brian: i think it is still in process. the countries are buckling down and trying to figure out what is there best -- their best policy in the interest of national security. sometimes that means the relationships turned very tense and challenging. i really do hope as many of the diplomats and policies mention the key here is to continue to engage, and compete at the same time. there are key issues on a global basis china and the u.s. need to cooperate on. those are more important in the long run, then the disputes that we are facing that are creating the tension. i am confident that the g20 coming up, hopefully there will be some dialogue between the two governments however that may turn out. these two countries need to continue to collaborate. emily: brian wong, former alibaba executive author of the tao of alibaba, thank you so much for joining us. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology," thursday we have the ceo of aurora talking about big changes and challenges ahead for self driving technology i am emi