Bloomberg Talks
00:03:44 · Tom Keene, Meredith Whitney, Paul Sweeney
[00:03:44] S1: Just a headline just out moments ago. What did oil do here, Paul? Yeah, oil comes back. It was down $ 3, and now Brent is down $ 1. This is a headline. I'm just bringing it to you folks as it comes across from Bloomberg News. Iran says U.S. response to its demands wasn't convincing. I have no idea. Meredith would want me to do that headline here on this election day as, well, NASDAQ up half a percent. as well. Meredith, from where you sit with all of your work over the years, I'm fascinated by the middle ground. Conservative Democrats or liberal Republicans, do they exist out there? [00:04:29] S0: I think so. Certainly for the group of people that I talk to, I think there's a middle ground. I think Let's give an example of Texas. Talarico is a centrist. So I think that, you know, when he I expect him to win, that says a lot about the country, because, you know, for a Democrat to win in Texas, that's a major, major problem. [00:04:56] S2: Move. [00:04:57] S0: And I think more and more people are centrist. You've got the extremes that dominate the parties, but most people don't relate to what's going on with either party. So I think a central trend is growing in the country. [00:05:14] S1: I've got to get the market open, but Meredith, please stay with us. I want to talk about the agony out there of people selling winners, which Meredith Whitney has fought against for years. Meredith Whitney with us on this Election Day with Meredith Whitney Advisory Group with a real understanding, again, of the Beltway and Virginia.