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ifts telling all of them, you guys are writing the indians off as the first hurdle for the red sox. this team can absolutely win it all. there's no question in my mind. pitching, bauer today cut his finger. what do the indians need to do to win the series. >> they have to win. they have to take game one. you don't want to have to go to toronto knowing you have to win there. even if things don't go their way tomorrow, with the they're okay. i can the indians will win it four games to two. the key is keeping the middle of the lineup silent. >> thanks for making us proud. thank you so much. >> what a year for jay crawford. >> i feel good. >> i do too. those teams. maybe it's the cavs victory that helped. >> thanks for watching news 5 at 6:00. >> have a good one. >>> tonight, breaking news. donald trump fires back a short time ago. new accusers now coming forward late today. among them, a contestant from "the apprentice." and trump now appearing to take aim at their appearance. >> yeah, i'm going to go after you. believe me, she would not be my first choice, that i can tell you. >>> als

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ifts independent. >> charley leduff follows your money to the dark side of new detroit. >> hundreds of millions of public dollars have gone in the purse of private developers. >> scott smith is back to help call the odd b on the trail. this is money, power & politics. >>>compared to the trump clinton debate the pence kaine matchup is dish water. kaine overcompensated for a self-described boring nature by snip anding sfap anding rolling out catch phrases. >> you are donald trump's apprentice. >> if you score on style we predicted last night he got bed reviews from pun dits and focus groups. most didn't land and he looked nervous and feisty and he hearsed in a year when voters crave authenticity. he landed a couple of punches by catching him in contradictions. the most striking example is denying putin is a better leader than president obama when that's what he said. >> governor pence said, in leader than president obama. >> that is absolutely inaccurate. >> i think it's inarguable that putin has been a stronger leader in his country than barack obama has been in this country. >> kaine a

he was on the committee for fine arts originally when he was founded under william howard ift and woodrow wilson yard was taking the rock creek park taxi and i noticed how beautiful that parkway is and how the fact that the rock creek was not put underground. olmsted was instrumental in seeing to it that the creek was open rather than closed. a lot of things happened with this committee on fine arts. the book talks about that somewhat and other books of mine have the town with the committee olmstedarts but the way and other people created these parkways along the river has been a magnificent contribution. >> is it fair to assume that it was world war ii that stopped all of the urban development? thathere some other factor made the 1940's the end of all of this? ii, of course. the development of washington after the war was more regional. the buildings for the department of defense and other buildings have come about since then to develop outside the city of washington dc. a lot of this happened because of the war and i have written another book on the washington dc during the cold war. bu

with supported the stability is ift the you want itself -- you were to see a big strengthening in thedollar, like we had in 2014, then i think the bearish pressure on see and why would come back -- cny would come back. francine: the debt levels remain extremely worrying. are you confident that the authorities have a handle on this? does this turn ugly quite quickly? victor go -- vincent: that was a concern when the method outsource was creating a lot of sliced -- stress in the global market. had couple of months, we substantial outflows. the global market reaction was not the same. was not thecny same. that appears to be under control for now. we need not only those outflows but the economy. those concerns -- francine: we have the imf world bank annual meetings in d.c.. their assessment will be what? the economy is long gone overall but emerging markets are in better shape than they were 12 months ago? vincent: the news is not a bad just not as bad in countries like china, russia. -- not as bad in countries like china, russia. develop market economies is going to remain -- growth in d

charlie: we have to retaliate in some way. , ift: but there is a risk they retaliate, the russians retaliatewhat happens if they take out the electrical grid in new york city? war is a whole new frontier. we have the ability to retaliate in kind, it would be interesting e-mails,adimir putin's but what is the retaliation to the retaliation? charlie: do you expect more disclosures to come out about what donald trump may or may not have said to howard stern or some other media outlet that will simply keep this pot stirred as people realize there is a lot of stuff out there because donald trump has been a celebrity and been in pursuit of attention for a long time? certainly, "the washington post" and other organizations are looking into it. the donald trump campaign is fully aware of other tapes out there that are possibly coming out. they are bracing this morning and afternoon for more things to come out later this week, there is an expectation that it will happen. the goldmine is really "the apprentice." the producer of the series is the owner of many tapes, things that were never broadcast, f

grief ift in 1915, a silent movie considered a technical masterpiece for its time but also a film thatux klan and solidified stereotypes of african-americans in hollywood that parker says persist today. >> why is it important that d.w. griffith that we recognize what he did to hollywood? oh, well it will give us a better understanding why we are having conversations of diverse team. how is nat turner the birth of our nation? >> reclaiming a title. reclaiming a hero. nat turn ter, birthed a nation of resisters, of people willing to die for absolute freedom and liberation. >> nate turner was never taught of nat turner's revolt in school. 50 miles from where parker grew up. >> never once did i hear about nat turn ter. >> not until college. you started to read about nat turn ter. >> my goodness. this guy was real and excited. >> reporter: why is it important to know what happened to that turner and what he did. >> why is it important to know about george washington? the revolutionary war? >> reporter: you are saying what nat turner did and people did, you are putting on par with george was

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not a lot of fall color in northern wisconsin, but enjoy what ift no rain right now in milwaukee. we have anywhere from mostly clear to mostly cloudy skies across southeast wisconsin. 42 degrees. clouds will fill in the next hour. a band of clouds to the west. with more cloud cover in madison, they are in the lower 40's. where there was clearing, frosty temperatures. they have a little more cloud cover. the gray represents cloud cover. green could be light sprinkles. they are fading as they drop to the southeast. i don't think we see rain this morning. clouds will usher in quickly. by midday more sunshine. mostly cloudy early. a mix of sun and clouds on the forecast. middle to upper 50's for highs with a breeze of 16-miles-per-hour. a little warmer near the lakeshore. inland closer to 40 for west bend and beaver dam. mostly clear skies tonight headed into sunday morning. wednesday, thursday, rainy days. the storm system will track across the midwest bringing rain and the southern wisconsin. the potential is there for a half inch to one inch of rain. if you do fall fertilizing some

ift you have tickets to make sue you get there early to see the official championship banner raising and the opening ceremony. starts at seven and about tipoff is set for 730. of course we will have complete coverage right here on fox eight. >>> the world series matchup is set. indians will face off against the cubs. we gave you a look at the celebration in toronto but you have not seen it quite like this.bu >> you didn't do anything like i did but i still like you sometimes. not all the time. >> he's all right. >> it's time for you to do something kids. >> trevor bauer ready to capture every moment from the field to thept clubhouse some of the best player on his boots at after blue jays said he would be quote shaking in them. hit single called circumstance of course referring to the comments made by jos? batista. you can watch the entire clip at www.fox8.com. >>> 7:37 a.m. and still ahead. >> living in new york for just $1.rk what to do if you want in on aw deal of a lifetime. >> but first here's a look at lake is not as angry as it was yesterday. >>> what a difference a day makes.

for the suspect in custodys and not releasing any type ofpe identity yet and they will notoe until or ift and they that mane will keep you updated here in fox8.com. on a lighter note, the cleveland you indians are north of the borderd this morning, looking to take a commanding three zip lead over toronto in the alcs. getting used to the sweeping them. use of course, been about trevor bauer and his injury. on the pitching hand with that girl. he says is okay. got to go with it. s it. our stacey frey is live atstace progressive field with an update.y frey is li good morning how are you doing? good morning. bauer cut his pinky finger cut f during what he called a routine droid accident. apparently he is obsessed withew these things uses them all the time. built this one as a matter of it forced the indians to pushnsh back to start from game to to gave three tonight. what a series this has been so far.t. to great wins at home and two teams capable of scoring a lot have combined to score just five runs in two games. ato it'll be up to bauer to try toto push the indians to a commandinc 3-0 lead

ifts i was going to say it was beautiful yesterday. to on the 7th day of october. that just doesn't happen here in northeast ohio. 57d yesterday. no one was complaining about it. especially after that big win. here is what it looks like outside as we speak. so if you suffer from mold allergies i might suggest you have that box of kleenex with you. otherwise, mid to upper 50s, low 60s. it's oo comfortable start this morning, although it is windy. notice those winds from the northwest between 15 to 20 miles per h also, a chance for a few showers this morning, especially on the eastern edge there of lorraine heading into cuyahoga county. so north ohmstead, perhaps an umbrella. i might suggest weight it out for at least the next 15 minutes if you are thinking about going for a little jog around town. otherwise, the forecast for today will hang on to the clouds through the early-morning hours, then we're trending towards more sunshine with temperatures in the low 60s later on this story is hurricane matthew. we'll give you all the details on what's expected and where hi

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close enough if the election strongly goes in clinton's way, a little investment in those states, even ift was theoretically for the presidential race, might have a knock on effect in those lower state, lower ballot races. it would be so important to the democratic party if the democrats could sweep those senate races blue while putting hillary clinton in the white house. may also be a similar calculation with the governor's race in missouri and the governor's race in indiana. both in reach for the democrats. so part of what the clinton campaign is doing with the red state spending, it may be about down ticket races. it may also be she's confident enough she's going win that she's now just trying to win big. in terms of electoral probabilities the "new york times" they give hillary clinton a 91% chance of winning the election. at 5:38 they give her an 88% chance of winning the election. they give her a 91% chance of winning. says hillary clinton's chances of winning the election on november 8 are 97% for whatever that's worth. maybe she's going for red states because she's looking for a go

t was going on both janet yellen and mark seemed as iftely they were trying to talk down the bond market. >> we have seen many evolutions of central-bank policy. it feels as if we are trying to get to a new version of it. we are moving away from qe. they seem to be changing b communications. there has been all this talk of absolute control and allowing inflation to rise and economies to run hot. a lot of this comes down to one thing, they think long-term yields are too low. they are trying to talk them up. on my chartchael, i have the very graph guy was talking about with one we developed. you can check it out on the bloomberg. check out how much u.k. sold off. we are now at spanish levels in terms of yields. u.k. debt is trading at 1.97. ae we seeing too much of reaction within the market? michael: i think the important point to note here is the starting point. obviously, yields in many countries are loving from record lows. certainly, given where we think we. inflation will be, yoes, can think about how quickly the economy will also slow. but you know, u.k. inflation could be at 2% ver

literally, a shut ift of 20 to miles. this storm is still about 500 miles away. a 20-mile shift is nothing. that's why they're telling everyone to get out of harm's way. >> what about our friends in the carolinas? >> fast forward here, show our computer models. this will tell the story well. we have pretty good agreement we're going to come close to the west palm beach area up to melbourne and the space coast. what changed overnight from our friends, is all of a sudden the models are doing the bend, taking the storm further out to sea. another does come almost over the top of charleston. it's not out of the question that we still can get a storm affecting a high impact in the carolinas. but the trend, 1, 2, 3 of them are bending it more off the coast with just a glancing blow for the carolinas. that's still one of the questions we have to answer. that's more of a friday night event. we have a little more time to prepare. >> all right, bill karins for us. we'll come back to you later. let's get to blake mccoy. blake is in miami with more on the emergency plan and

in kris ir bryant to open the scoring inhei the very first inning, youin aren't going to like that ift you're a cubs fan. f they would end u start, pitcher jake arrieta ata five-nothing lead. arrieta was almost unhittable.bl he struck out six got the win. cubs win game 25 to one.o o the series is tied as it heads to wrigley field friday, saturday, sunday. >> conceivably this could beivl over sunday. ov >> yeah, but do you reallyh, bue think they're going to win all a three. >> probably not. >> yeah. >> probably not.ot >> we all prefer a game seven. >> the cubs are good but the >> the whole series -- [laughter] >> i get it. i totally agree. listen, some showers today but y not much. mh. >> okay. o >> okay. >> and really for us we don't deal with the evening commute, e so it won't affect us.t us. just so you know some of youf this evening may be affected afd by a few showers. shors. it's not enough rain to worryor about fancy rain boots or anything like that unless you lk just want to wear them, okay, but we're talking aboute jt ust some showers later on. after 2 o'clock i think we'll ii

ift's catch and release. it's a mistake. letting people out of jail that were arrested and commit crimes is wrong. it's because of president obama's executive orders of which ashford helps to fund. we should have taken a harder line with the homeland security funding when this came up. in the end, we have between 300,000 and 400,000 people coming illegally. it's more than the united states air force. we have to do better. we have to secure that border. then we can do the right thing with the folks that are here. it won't be a one size fits all. >> i need to respond to that. my vote is not what you suggested. i voted to maintain and keep the homeland security office open. i voted against my party on that because i would never vote to shut down homeland security. i was the vote. it was cynical. it was a gotcha vote. i would never vote to shut them down. i also, david young and i, as you know, had the sarah root bill. david young from iowa, the republican, we have a bipartisan bill that says if you committed a violent crime, i

turns out when you don't actively try to make ift hard ad inconvenient for people to vote, they vote.ing the people who meat it hard and inconvenient to vote, i have a feeling they knew that. msnbc live is next. >>> the director himself has said he doesn't know when the emails referenced in his letter are significant or not. i'm confident whatever they are will not change the conclusion reached in july. >> the investigation is the biggest political scandal since watergate, and it's everybody's hope that happen justice at last can be delivered. >> reaction from hillary clinton and donald trump to the stunning news of the fbi reviewing more emails related to the former secretary of state's personal server. >>> good to be with you on this saturday morning. i'm frances rivera live in new york at msnbc world headquarters. just ten day

ift china does, particularly this turns into weakness for the yen, if it moves back about 110, particularlydian dollar weakens and so on, at some point it goes back through. and then it is another cap on the u.s. interest rates. getsorst outcome is it all a little bit out of control. 30 seconds later we have risked golf. anna: we were talking yesterday about whether the china story come if we do see further weakening, whether that makes it back onto the fed rate. it doesn't seem to bother the fed as much. kit: it would have to change quite a lot. there is a general sense from china that at the expense of a lot more credit growth, they have slowed the pace of economic slowdown, they have managed to weaken the currency of little bit. they got rid of deflation. we know that is a temporary solution. it is separate for one year or so, but they bought this economic situation. anna: thank you. next, do not buy on the profits come of this quarter from u.s. lenders -- numbers from wells fargo, jpmorgan, and atlantic equities. this is bloomberg. ♪ plaques 8:00 a.m. in dubai. two hours away from the o

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ift is not the only concern he gets caught up in regulatory hurdles. ace problem for banks involved. chase and bank of america could get caught up in the regulatory impact. the banks could be on the line as well. said to beameritrade near a $4 billion deal. ramy: a lot of m&a here. a slew of earnings reports. su: absolutely. earnings are the big theme. a lackluster session on friday, but microsoft the standout star. they hit a record on friday. you will see that we have andosoft adjoining intel cisco in terms of knocking it out of the park with earnings. we have a number of companies apple reporting and the latest products. we also have deutsche bank. ramy: looking forward to that. let's get first word news. lloyd blankfein has said he personally supports and admires hillary clinton. he had shiedew away from publicly backing a presidential candidate, saying support could harm the person's chances. he is supportive of clinton, although he does not agree with all her policies. chinese billionaire jack ma has advice for the nation's top security bureau. t

ift is inequality, and income is low -- mary: i said that. avik: i am responding to the question. free trade not only makes life better for people today because it lets their dollar go farther, but let's not forget that free trade is also beneficial to the people who are supplying with -- us with goods and services. if you are making a t-shirt in vietnam and that is zero livelihood, we are helping those people in those countries. keith: if you are making an iphone in china for pennies an hour you are helping those people too? avik: absolutely. china has a middle-class now of millions of people thanks to them entering the global market. we have to note the gains and recognize them and not just say it is so terrible that people -- charles: i think this is -- clarissa: i think this is where we get stuck. every time we have a discussion, we try to make it into a binary proposition. is the reality is, there truth to what you said and it is true that capitalism requires a certain amount of it in -- am ount of inequality. americans were willing to accept that equation that there would be

ift might have been reversed the army had been reconstituted. final myth that i want to address is that the surge that president bush ordered in 2007 had actually won the world for the united states, but the victory was too annoyed by president obama due to his premature withdrawal of american forces from the country. the surge was successful in getting the sunnis and the sunni part of iraq to abandon the whom were becoming tired because most of them were not fundamentalists islamist as the jihadi's were, and that pacified the most troubled area of iran. but the architect of the surge were always clear that ultimate success depended upon reconciliation between the sunni and shia communities, and that in turn depended upon conciliatory policies being carried out by the now shia dominated government in baghdad and especially by the sheer prime minister. malik he decided to carry out the opposite of conciliatory policies. t vocus promises to the sunnis, discriminated against them in some way, began to persecute them. the sunnis turned against him,

ift has high in electricity a candidate walks into the room. obviously, both campaigns will have their surrogates out there. they will have senators that are supporting them. prominent democrats and some just and republicans will try to refrain what happens in this room, and try to spin it so that they can frame the stories to be more positive for their site. writerenior political for u.s. news, thank you so much for starting off our night in st. louis. >> thank you. little bit learn a more about the format for tonight's townhall. sections.really two the first is citizens participants closing sections during the first half. these are undecided voters who had been selected iv organization. the moderator will be asking questions in parts of issues trending in social media. organizations have been soliciting questions on their social media pages for the past several days. that will help to frame some of the trending issues in social media. candidates will each have two minutes to respond to the question, then the moderator has one additional minut

you probably in theory could cut ift by 45,000 lives a year you had the right kind of sophisticated approach whole thing. how many times in your life can you find an issue where you might potentially affect half a million people over a 10 or 12 year. why we are talking about it, it attracts a level of attention that no one of us would get on our own. ms. satel: that was one of my next questions -- what can you do that other and boxy groups can't? was what aretion some of the agenda items? mr. jones: it is really good to see this many people coming out. we live in washington, d.c., we deal with issues all the time. graph, when you saw that the depths -- the deaths, that is shocking. those are just little numbers. those are thousands and thousands of people who have died. that's thousands and thousands of funerals, that parents with children. there is some external enemy that has figured out to kill this many americans a year, we wouldn't be able to have a room even the side. we would have a stadium full of people trying to figure out. so part of the reason i am here is because i have some i w

ift is inequality, and income is low -- mary: i said that. avik: i am responding to the question. free trade not only makes life better for people today because it lets their dollar go farther, but let's not forget that free trade is also beneficial to the people who are supplying with -- us with goods and services. if you are making a t-shirt in vietnam and that is zero livelihood, we are helping those people in those countries. keith: if you are making an iphone in china for pennies an hour you are helping those people too? avik: absolutely. china has a middle-class now of millions of people thanks to them entering the global market. we have to note the gains and recognize them and not just say it is so terrible that people -- charles: i think this is -- clarissa: i think this is where we get stuck. every time we have a discussion, we try to make it into a binary proposition. is the reality is, there truth to what you said and it is true that capitalism requires a certain amount of it in -- am ount of inequality. americans were willing to accept that equation that there would be

we normally get our absentee ift talent center home in michigan. i also got my michigan ballotha which i shredded. i guarantee i guarantee you most people in the party i have left would not have done so. they they would have tried to vote twice. the other thing i would like to say is that we find out, and and i have learned because being a lifelong democrat, previously, as well as my husband, they wana to put everybody in boxes. i'm tired of being a box. i don't consider myself a box or this, or that, any hyphenated anything., any hyphenated anything. i am an american citizen. as far as our country goes, donald trump doesn't matter,vero hillary clinton does not matter. what matters is their views. hillary clinton's view is to totally erase the sovereignty of this country. give it over to foreign entities like the wg o, whatever. donald. donald trump wants to protects our sovereignty and as well as with the supreme court. this is an extremely importantm election. it is the election, as far as i'm concerned and i'll be 61 next month, it is the most i

to them ift access they need to. but britain is not unique but not necessarily the norm and other developed countries. there are other countries where police regularly carry guns. french police, finnish police. it's not just american police that are armed. the discussion has to be when they use the weapons and under what circumstances. disarming the police might sound like a good idea, but of course, there are plenty of citizens in the united states who also have guns, and that something police in most of these other countries don't regularly have to worry about. i don't think disarming the american police is necessarily the right way to go, but certainly training in under what circumstances they use those weapons is something that should be looked at. >> i would like to follow-up on that. some agencies have tried to use more toward tasers and other quote on quote nonlethal uses of force, although we also hear stories about people dying after being tasered. what we have found is that the use of tasers goes up if they

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in regard to secretary clinton statement that you just broadcast about the letter being ift to republicanrs, people were to read the letter in its entirety, they would notice at the bottom, the carbon copies were sent to the whole list of democratic leaders, including nancy pelosi. mrs. clinton has, well, essentially skewed the intent of the letter. and, misinformed the american people. i just want to point that out. theirwe are speaking with .estward you think this could be the him to theropel white house? guest: not necessarily. donald trump has a lot of questions he has not really answered. that being said, there was already a tightening of the race. we were saying that donald trump was getting some upward momentum, likely given the wiki eaks. remember that hillary clinton, a lot of supporters are only going to vote for her reluctantly, possibly because they think that donald trump is an unacceptable turned it. he cuts a lot of her support is so soft and there is such a high number of undecided voters in race, it point in the is far too early to call it over, even though we are 10 days

twitter says that ift to court. matt, savannah. >> pete williams in our washington newsroom, thank you. >>> let us go back over to dylan for the rest of her forecast. >> we are watching matthew but the rain we're going to see, scattered storms and showers in florida not related to hurricane matthew just yet. that will change as we got to the end of the week. we have a chance of strong storms today right through the middle of the country including indiana and illinois. we also have some rain making its way into the pacific strachan 75 out there pick there is a storm watch for highlands, sumter and polk county. that is them for 48 hours. we will see that throughout >> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you very much. >>> coming up, what investigators are now revealing about that terrifying armed robbery of kim kardashian as her friends open up on how she's doing. >>> and al takes us inside paisley park, prince's home and studio, to give us a look at the life and love and prince's sister speaks out about

in the case of the court at the 4, ift where it is split 4- those decisions are left in place, that could a new president in that part -- precedent an in that part of the country. we have seen that in the transgender bathroom case. two obama appointees ruled in favor of a transgender student. there is also the voting is right's case in north carolina where a court struck down the voter id law. you can see evidence of these appointees having their influence on the law. if hillary clinton was to win the election, you would get at least another four years of democratic judicial nominees. shapen really the judiciary for a lifetime because a lot of these nominees are quite young and they could be around for 30 years or more. host: jt is joining us from spanish fork, alabama. good morning. caller: great guest. he made a statement a minute ago that i wholly disagree with and the average american does not pay much attention to the supreme court until there happens to be a decision. well, i'm shopping at walmart and the people that i talk to, every day america, i would have to say he is dead wrong

firiving mod let y stomize the steeri, ift points, ansion t t. fit the mood y're in... and the ro y're 20 c-class. lee thc300 for $36a nth at ylolol the rcedesenz dealer. >> you take a look at what's going on where you have pockets of areas of land where you have the inner cities and you have so many things and so many problems and so many horrible, horrible problems. the violence, the death, the lack of education. no jobs. we're going to work with the african-american community and we're going to solve the problem of the inner city. >> joining the table, we have republican strategist nbc analyst and host of radio free gop podcast mike murphy and msnbc anchor and political correspondent steve kornacki and on capitol hill, sean spicer. >> sean, a lot of talk this morning around the table about this race being over. is this race over? >> not at all. we're in it to win it. i think a lot of these polls in the states and nationally are showing the trend going back into donald trump's favor. you look at absentee ballot returns, it's good news for the republicans. not so good for democrats. a

if you believe we can open doors , if you believe that we can .reate and be standing tall and ift a greate you believe we can do it all on a foundation. it, weth that underpins leave heree today -- today and tell every neighbor, every friend. we will make america great again. let's get america done. everybody, and god bless you. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] road to thelive white house coverage on c-span networks. if you missed any remarks, you can find them to watch any time online in our video library, c-span.org. on a conference call with house members, paul ryan told them he would not defend or campaign with donald trump. and in their own district races, they should do whatever they need to do to win their own elections. donald trump has responded via twitter and rights paul ryan should spend more time on balancing the budget, jobs, and illegal immigration and not waste his time on fighting republican nominee. 240 5 p.m.,

in regard to secretary clinton statement that you just broadcast about the letter being ift to republicanders, people were to read the letter in its entirety, they would notice at the bottom, the carbon copies were sent to the whole list of democratic leaders, including nancy pelosi. mrs. clinton has, well, essentially skewed the intent of the letter. and, misinformed the american people. i just want to point that out. theirwe are speaking with .estward you think this could be the him to theropel white house? guest: not necessarily. donald trump has a lot of questions he has not really answered. that being said, there was already a tightening of the race. we were saying that donald trump was getting some upward momentum, likely given the wiki eaks. remember that hillary clinton, a lot of supporters are only going to vote for her reluctantly, possibly because they think that donald trump is an unacceptable turned it. he cuts a lot of her support is so soft and there is such a high number of undecided voters in race, it point in the is far too early to call it over, even though we are 10 da