brynn: absolutely.rested in ways we can add increased values for our member base and the ability to give our member base personal training on-demand in their home at a fraction of the cost of a regular personal training session they would have in a gym is a compelling offer. taylor: the $1500 price tag for the mirror caught my attention because it does undercut peloton's bike that starts around $2000. is that also the goal? brynn: we are interested in bringing top-quality fitness the people at a price point that is affordable. we offer financing for as low as $42 a month. personal training sessions are $40 per session, a fraction of what you would pay at a gym. taylor: talk to me about that reoccurring revenue. the monthly subscription. $1500 mirror, $40 training session is probably not enough to satisfy investors. what is the reoccurring subscription? brynn: members pay $1500 for the mirror and then $39 a month for up to six member. s. you, your partner, your children can enjoy classes for $39. taylor:

brynn: there is a lot of capital available in the market. there are also a lot of vc's interested in giving companies the right amount of capital at the right amount of time. and i think it is our obligation as founders to ensure we are not over capitalized and being fiscally responsible. for us, it is something we are acutely aware of and interested in building the business for the long haul. taylor: you talk about companies being valued with strong future growth opportunities. where could we see you next? just a mirror other products? -- or other products? brynn: we are focused on building a dedicated channel into the home as well as original content. for us, mirror is our flagship product and we grow by adding new and exciting types of content onto our platform. in the not-too-distant future, you will be able to use your mirror to meditate and look for other non-fitness vertical launching. taylor: mirror ceo brynn putnam, thank you for joining me. and, still ahead, we continue our conversation on the u.s.-china trade tensions heating up.

brynn gingras joins me. tell us what happened inside of the courtroom?jake, well chris collins just left the courthouse and jumped into a van. didn't say a word. this is a man who adamantly denied any wrongdoing for the last year. this morning he became a former congressman, by this afternoon he became a convicted felon pleading guilty to two charges, conspiracy to commit securities fraud and making false statements each carrying a five-year penalty. remember he admitted now to making a call on the white house lawn at the congressional picnic to his son telling him about a failed drug trial which he served on the board of the drug company allowing his son and associate to dump stock, saving money. he's now going to face sentencing for that in january. >> brynn gingras, thank you so much. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome to a special edition of "the lead." the white house in crisis. i'm jake tapper. and we begin this hour with breaking news. three top house democrats are accusing secretary of state mike pompeo of intimidating witnesses

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> i'm going to wait for the october 30 reports guide wire software is the name i'm in right now >> brynni would skip this one. i know they're going into streaming but i feel it's a little johnny-come-lately. look at the other companies as a better longer term investment. >> josh, i will give you a bonus one, jim in florida wants to know about disney. >> disney, after that april earnings report, it's been holding that level ever since. and that level is about, let's say, 128 if you're a trader, you want to use that as your stop, be my guest. as an investor i'm not going anywhere >> i just got one in from willie who wants to know about slack. because the stock has been hammered recently. >> it's part of that high multiple, high growth software group. i'm not going anywhere i bought in the low 20s. i'm sticking around with the stock. i think this is a three to five-year hold for me as they realize their full potential >> thank you for taking that other question jim, from john in new york, abbvie >> you get these two together and they're a monster stock, bristol-myers and look at that thing

cnn's brynn gingras is here. what have you learned?house floor. and it's a turn of events for a man who adamantly denied any wrongdoing, multiple times, even though he battled to his house seat last year. the congressman will plead guilty this afternoon, to what charges is unclear. but last august, federal prosecutors accused him of giving insider trading information to a company. collins served on the board of that company and eventually gave a heads-up to his son when the drug failed an important drug tile allowing them to dump stock. collins pleaded not guilty to the original indictment and again when the charges were revised. and he won re-election in 2018, even with this hanging over his head. collins represents a historically red district. of course, it was also said that he was the first congressman to endorse donald trump for president. and collins' son and an associate who were charged with the congressman are also expected to change their pleas later this afternoon. >> yeah, i remember he's been on our program many times. we'

. >> i support this and they greater brynn funny ran lincoln and it's only common sense and i think it's hoover. >> you're right at the time that they turn of the century in the last couple of decades the most famous. >> there weren't a whole lot of famous people in america. this is before radios, before movies and before television. most of the american heroes in the military leaders and politicians. with the advent not just of newspapers but of news wires so something could happen with the america one day and be in the newspaper the next. we start to see a few more people a merge and a couple of entertainers and mark twain the, author but when thomas edison brings music into the home and when he brings films that were closer to large audiences and when it comes up with the bold so your house and business have electric light. it's the most famous man in america and it's thanks to newsreels and everyone knew his face and henry ford not only because of the novelty but the five dollar workday in 1914 when he doubled the salary and pretty much forced competitors to have to raise the salarie

good to have you with us our investment committee today, joe, stephanie, josh, brynn is back let's begin with this big day for earnings stefrl dow stocks are moving this hour. let's talk about some of those right there. stephanie link, you go first mcdonald's is a drag comps below. they had the first eps miss in two years. oh, my goodness, your sale completely out of this company earlier or later last week, whenever it was, looks good today. >> i actually thought it was going to be worse than what they put up today a 5.9 global comp is impressive but the problem is they have to investment invest substantially to keep up with the competition. while i liked the story a while ago because of the digital initiatives and the ceo and all the things he has been doing they have to spend you don't get the operating leverage positively i was looking for. i got lucky, but i think it's a great company and if it weakens further i might get back in. >> still like 50 something percent margins, though, and they're spending they said $300 million on tech. seems like it's in line with what they should you