." >> joining us now, josh barrow, senior editor for "business insider" and msnbc contributor. so no one should be taking personal financial advice from donald trump, what he doesn't seem to know there to get into the particulars of the advice is ough he can do that in big business he's advising her to ruin her credit rating, something he doesn't seem to know about and never get a mortgage again in her life. >> it's also a broader trumpian thing where trump seems to have an idea that if you made an agreement, even if you don't perform on the agreement, you will get it away. remember the usa freedom kids, the three girls who had the creep owe song about how donald trump will restore freedom? they came to some rally of his in iowa and he was supposed to pay their travel and he didn't. that's just another small example. >> and here what is such a trump fingerprint also is she says she's totally financially capable of paying this mortgage, she doesn't need help paying this mortgage and he doesn't care, he's saying screw the bank any way you can and when you're looking in these stor

. >> joining me now, jay newton small, and josh barrow, msnbc krib kribtder and senior editor at business insider. how much more can trump withstand. all the republicans abandoning, reputeiating their party's n nomin nominee. how do you see this ending? >> donald trump is going to lose this election. right now, the question is by what margin is he going to lose this election. when you saw this deluge of republicans through the day announcing withdrawals of their support, spread all the way throughout the day until ohio senator rob portman, one of the best positioned republicans seeking re-election, who had been with trump all along, saying he can no longer vote with him. you're going to see republicans, waiting, hoping to see if he can do something to fix the course, but my guess is the debate is going to be a disaster for him. he's clearly angry. he's been telegraphing his strategy such as it is is to bring up all sorts of things about bill clinton's past at the debate. i'm sure he'll attack hillary clinton in a way that will be aggressive and make him look ridiculous. furthermore, he is

i want to bring in chief legal correspondent ari melber and the republican strategist and josh barrows. josh, you recently changed your republican to democrat. clearly showing this is an exciting election. ari, i want to start with you. this decision on director comey's part. this is opening a hornet's nest. all of us and the justice department and hillary clinton found out like the rest of us. does this mean it is a foregone conclusion what is in the e-mails is explosive or could it be a prosecutor tying up loose ends? >> it is most likely tying up the letter is unobjectable for what it says. i think comey is doing what he should do. update testimony. he told congress we are not reading anymore e-mails. now he has people looking at newly discovered e-mails. the reaction is as we reported is much bigger. because the letter cr cr cryptic, he is doing what he needs to do. >> josh, congress has an obligation to learn about the e-mails. does he has an obligation to the voters who are going to the polls in 11 days? >> yes. while i think it is likely -- what they found is there is a laptop o

. >> joining me now is josh barrow, senior editor of "business insider." were an employee of wells fargo from 2005 to 2009. the company faced an unprecedented amount of fines. maybe the first time we've seen this measure of culpability. will it satisfy law makers and customers who feel they were duped, cheated, whatever their words are. >> the $185 million in fines is a lot, but less than 1% of the profits wells fargo will make this year. yet the stock is down 10% since this scandal broke. that reflects how this will negatively reflect on the bank. wells fargo is focused on the long standing branch, we've been around forever and we'll protect your money. will customers be less inclined to work with them? the other problem is obviously what law makers might choose to do. how they might choose to regulate the bank more stringently or interfere with what made them a lot of money. including where the scandal came from in the first place. the bank had extremely aggressive practices to encourage employees to sell new accounts to customers. that in many cases led

. >> joining me now, josh barrow, senior editor for "business insider" and msnbc contributor. and associate editor for the hill. thank you for talking with me. let's start with the woman who was just talking with our reporter, jacob rascon. we're talking about trump's defense against some of these women with these allegations. i wrote it down. see says, josh, he's being himself. she says she is sympathetic to what he is saying. what do you think about this? there have been so many people i've listened to today, and they say these are conspiracy theories, donald trump is going rogue, it's not working. and then you hear, frankly, supporters like this woman. what do you say? >> well, it's a personality cult. she even brought out the armrest defense. this is -- this is what has made this week so stupid for me. we have been reduced to arguing about airplane arm rests. there is a guy at cnn who dug up these old photos of first class seats from '70s and '80s and there were indeed that had arm rests that move. i feel like i'm on crazy pills, donald trump is on tape saying what he does

i want to bring in senior editor for business insider josh barrow and msnbc contributor kate, real clear politics and political analyst, nina turner. all three of you, jump right into this because i can just imagine there's a whole lot to say about it. there have been so many of those i call them the where with you when moments in this election cycle? this is certainly one of them i don't think people will disagree with me. josh, where were you when and your reaction when this news broke yesterday? >> well, i wanted a drink. >> well said. i appreciate the honesty because i guarantee you everybody here probably toasted to that as well. >> no, i mean, i was in the newsroom at "business insider" and obviously this is people talk about october surprises but this is something that certainly seems to be up ending the campaign more than i think we expected in the last week and a half. i've been watching the way the financial markets have been reacting to this. oddly the u.s. dollar, mexican peso trade track the election when hillary is more likely to win, the peso goes up. what we saw in the cu

here to talk about that and much more, msnbc contributor josh barrow, and "new york times" report reporteriamecre we being hypersensitive, too politically correct, or is donald trump just absolutely out of touch and that's just bad? >> i mean, i think this is just a continuation of the fact that he's been stereotyping where african-americans lived, when he was at the debates, he said african-americans and hispanics were living in hell. this idea isn't that far from what we have been hearing before. i just published a story about african-american voters saying they have heard this kind of language that donald trump is using all throughout their lives. teachers joking with them, you should go back to the ghetto. third grade teachers telling you, you're going to die before you're 18 because of where you live. this is really personal for african-americans which is why he's polling at about 4% with african-american voters. >> josh, why even do this? why is donald trump going after this narrative? here we are, the obamacare premium hikes are a gift to donald trump. low gdp is a gift to donald trump.

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first pitch scheduled josh tomlin will be making a start. trevor barrow was scheduled to start game two, but he cut his pinky on his drone. he will start game three in toronto instead. >>> if you are headed downtown for the game, there are definitely some things you need to know about, especially when it comes to parking. street parking will be hard to come by, to say the least. parts of prospect, huron, carnegie, east 9th and east fourth will all be no parking zones. your best bet will be garage parking, maybe taking a cab or lyft. >>> all right. thank you so much for spending part of your saturday morning here with us. i'm nick foley. and coming up later the hashtag what a doctor looks like is going viral right now. we will explain the claims by a passenger on a flight that prompted it. >>> and an energy scam targeting customers right here in northeast ohio. what you need to know so you don't become a victim. >>> and tomorrow, as always, we have your local forecast. >> take a look outside. beautiful flowers there, amazing conditions for that table becam