Lots of Fed speak today. All of it hits as September's mixed jobs report adds some new uncertainty over whether the Fed will move ahead with the December rate cut. Joining us right now is Richard Fiser.He is the former Dallas Fed president, also a CNBC contributor. And Richard, we have talked so much about will they or won't they um that it gets a little tiresome, but you see the action with the market yesterday and it makes you realize that you know the market is kind of hinging to some extent on what the ...

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