JOSH BROWN: The other thing, obviously, climate change is something that none of them have been willing to discuss yet, and obviously Fox doesn't bother asking the question. Hopefully someone tonight will ask the candidates about how they feel on that issue. There are huge business ramifications. Whether we're talking about energy or we're talking about the food supply or even geopolitics. Don't forget, the Arab Spring happened because of food prices initially. So I think if we look at those issues tonight, the way investors are treated and the way we think about climate, there will be a lot of clues in there of what we can expect.

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