linn: yes. it is important with there is a combination under no condition should people lose their home or savings or healthcare. because the bankrupt nation. and talk about political reform. so to sit here and watch sarah and susan talk about financial reform at the heart of the problem. and we can do it with a vote for the independent candidate. >> i think the words for profit and healthcare belong in the same sentence together. and for profit healthcare should not have been turned into a commodity. that is vastly more expensive because the profit motive and then to move in the direction of medicare for all and is to be cause by medical bills that they had for-profit health insurance. >> is healthcare a human right? collins: yes it is where so much we can do to expand health care coverage and what is to take to have much more transparency in the system is so important to compare prices and then to where the cost of prescription drugs. but there is much more that can be done such as putting the

linn: it is. i can list a dozen races in america where republicans or democrats have been in trouble, they always bring in that this person is in line. susan collins is not going to be in charge of the appropriations even if she was, i could bring more money than she could. in thereand susan were together, i would bring more i wouldy could because balance of- and the influence rests with maine. maine would remain all influential. a vote for susan or sara is a wasted vote. i would like to challenge the premise that it makes a great deal of difference whether we have republican or democratic leadership in these key committees. both parties take big money from corporate interests. you can see for yourself. we have lots of bailouts for the corporation. people are still waiting for a meaningful bailout. we are still waiting for relief to communities and for people to get help with their rent and mortgages. i do not think either of the corporate party candidates will change things in washington. indepen

charles: your buying on the weakness, that's the bottom linn your golden beverly hills foxhole. >> i like 3150 on the s&p, the moving average, we will be looking at short-term to buy around those levels. charles: i am with both of you, thank you very much, i always appreciate your expertise. here's my theory, i think the market has come to a greater belief that there could be a joe biden presidency, that epiphany or admission, i believe it came tuesday morning at 10:00 o'clock when we saw the major consumer confidence in key swing states, that was the top for the market this week. the market was not down, that came out of ten, it did not crash at 9:30 a.m., it was up when the news came out and we've been going straight down since then. here's the thing the stock market does not react to who's in the white house, has a very good track record of predicting who may go to the white house. with that i want to join on the phone financial chief market strategist ryan paul dietrich. first and foremost you're one of the smartest guys, you know market history almost anyone better than out ther

will: brian linn third generation oil and gas worker. we appreciate your time this morning. >> take care. will: up next, undecided black women said they are not automatically voting democrat. >> with kamala harris on the democratic ticket will you at all. >> i don't know who said she had our vote. she does not. we were supposed to grab on to kamala with the black girl magic but that didn't happen. will: shows voters represent most black women. we will discuss after the break. ♪ ♪ expecto patronum! and action. 16 people died! did he catch our bad guy? we're know as the charmed ones. you got one day to show me what you got. i want to fight. you need us harry. what a goal! bockey ball, hockey ball, you name it ball. i'm gonna be ready. just say show me peacock into your xfinity voice remote or download the app today. jedediah: back back news for the numbers. hundred how many the will enroll. the new officers will hepa control the streets and replace those in retirement. $92 million how much the biden campaign has spent on tv ads the mos