o'donnell. >> the deputy campaign manager will join us from the harris- walz campaign and here in the studio tonight because bob woodward will join me to talk about his new book war and i would like to pre-apologize for this one because, as you can see, that isn't awful lot of yellow tabs on this book and i probably will get to about four of them and every one of those is gold. everyone of those is a revelation that hasn't been reported in the newspaper articles about this book, which has already delivered some bombshells and there is just so much. it is an amazing work from start to finish. and bob woodward will join us and tell us what he can about it in the allotted time, which is not enough time. >> than i won't talk to you right now because you need all the time. good luck. >> thank you, rachel. >>> 22 days to go until election day. the stock market hit another record high day with the dow closing at 43,000 for the first time in history and something donald trump said could never happen with joe biden in the white house. nearly 5 million americans have already cast their ballots in the selection and have c

o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. the deputy campaign manager for harris and walz with only 22 days ago. here in the studio tonight, because bobdward is going to join me to talk about his new book "war". and rachel, i'd like to apologize for this one. because as you can see, there is an awful lot of yellow tape on this book. i'm going to get to about four of them. every one of those is gold. is a revolution that has not been reported in the newspaper articles about this book, which is already delivering bombshells. there is just so much. it is an amazing work from start to finish. and bob woodward is going to join us and tell us as much as he can about it in the allotted time, which is not enough. >> then i will not talk to you right now. good luck, lawrence. >> good deal, thank you, rachel. >>> 22 days to go until election day and the stock market hit another record high day with the dow closing above 43,000 for the first time in history. something donald trump said could never happen with joe biden in the white house. nearly 5 million americans have already cast their ballots in this election and they have cast and voted ear

o'donnell. moderator: good evening and welcome to the debate between the democratic and republican candidates for pennsylvania's u.s. senate seat. income senator bob casey is being challenged by veteran and former ceo dave mccormick. moderator: pennsylvania is one of 34 senate seats decided in this election. this is one of a handful of races in the country that could determine the balance of power in the chamber. over the next hour the candidates will answer questions posed by myself and our co-moderators. moderator: under the debate rules each candidate will get a question and one minute to answer followed by a round of rebuttals. by prior draw the first question will go to senator casey. let's begin with the economy. senator, you claim corporations caused inflation by engaging in shrink-inflation. the prices are high when you buy gas and buy bananas and a townhouse. how likely is it that economies across a variety of industries come pollard -- conspired to do this and what other factors could cause inflation? sen. casey: i want to thank all of those who are here for hosting this debate. across the country especially in the last several years pri

o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. the deputy campaign manager for harris and walz with only 22 days ago. here in the studio tonight, because bobng to join me to talk about his new book "war". and rachel, i'd like to apologize for this one. because as you can see, there is an awful

bob casey and republican dave mccormick. our moderators for this evening, univision anchor yearly or garcia, and 6 abc anchors sherry williams and matt o'donnell. >> moderator: welcome to this debate between the democratic and republican candidates for a pennsylvania's u.s. senate seat. incumbent senator bob casey is seeking his fourth term being challenged by combat veteran and former ceo dave mccormick. >> pennsylvania is one of 34 senate seats that will be decided in this november's election. this race is one of a handful in the country which could determine the balance of power in the chamber. over the next hour the candidates will be answering questions posed by myself, matt, and our co-moderator, ilia garcia from univision 65. >> under the debate rules each candidate will get a question and one minute to answer followed by a round of rebuttals by a prior draw the first question will go to senator casey. let us begin with the economy. senator casey. you claim corporations caused inflation by engaging in shrink play but prices are high everywhere, when you buy gas or go to put in a bid for a townhouse, when you go to buy bananas. how likel

bob casey and republican dave mccormick. >> our moderators this our moderators for this evening, univision anchor ilya garcia and abc anchor matt o'donnellscreaming and welcomed to this debate for -- >> good evening and welcome to this debate for pennsylvania senator. >> pennsylvania is one of 34 senate seats that will be divided in this november election. this race is one of a handful in the country which could ultimately determine the balance of power in the chamber. over the next hour, the candidates will be answering questions posed by myself, matt, and our co-moderator, ilya garcia. matt: great to be with both of you. each candidate will get a a question and one minute to answer followed by time for rebuttal. let's begin with the economy. senator casey, you claim corporations caused inflation by engaging in reflation and shrinkflation. prices are higher than ever, when you go to buy gas, but in a bid for townhouse, go to buy groceries. what other factors may have been involved in causing inflation? >> thank you, and i want to thank all of those here at 6 abc for hosting the debate peered across the country, prices have been the way

o'donnell. moderator: good evening and welcome to the debate between the democratic and republican candidates for pennsylvania's u.s. senate seat. income senator bobing challenged by veteran and former ceo dave mccormick. moderator: pennsylvania is one of 34 senate seats decided in this election. this is one of a handful of races in the country that could determine the balance of power in the chamber. over the next hour the candidates will answer questions posed by myself and our co-moderators. moderator: under the debate rules each candidate will get a question and one minute to answer followed by a round of rebuttals. by prior draw the first question will go to senator casey. let's begin with the economy. senator, you claim corporations caused inflation by engaging in shrink-inflation. the prices are high when you buy gas and buy bananas and a townhouse. how likely is it that economies across a variety of industries come pollard -- conspired to do this and what other factors could cause inflation? sen. casey: i want to thank all of those who are here for hosting this debate. across the country especially in the last several years prices have bee

bob o'donnell, _ come. i agree with you, 10096. bob o'donnell, thank - come.nnell, thank you. - there's so much that are keeping a close eye on. in the eurozone, all eyes are on the european central bank as it's expected to cut interest rates again later today. markets are expecting a 25 basis—point cut following comments from the ecb's chair, christine lagarde. euro area annual inflation is expected to be around 1.8% in september — the finalfigure is out in a few hours and that is below the ecb's target, and down from 2.2% in august. will that push the central bank to cut the cost of borrowing again? let's cross live now again to colleen mchugh — chief investment officer at wealthify. most people believe it is to give the rates will come down by a quarter of a point. i agree, i think it would be very surprising if we don't see them cut rates later this morning by 25 basis points coming down to 3.25. the key difference with the particular rate cut versus the particular rate cut versus the two we have already had and the two we have already had and the ecb inju