mike murphy is with us.ida really going through the roof, property taxes are going up as well. do you think that makes florida a less desirable place for people to move to? >> i don't, stuart. i think the people that are moving there are really moving there for the politics, for the safety, for less woke government. think about it, all the homes you saw that were damaged sports grill so unfortunate for the people that live there, those are water front homes and only so many water front homes out there. if you want to live on the water, you'll pay a premium for the home for your water front or view and paying higher insurance costs so there's a tradeoff. people want to live on the water. still, even with the storms. you can say the storms are getting worse, maybe i don't know exactly. but the storms have always been there. stuart: that's exactly what kevin o'leary said and the storms have been there and florida will be attractive and temporary dip and will come right back. >> absolutely. couldn't agree more.

standing in his place is mike murphy.rt is in charge, i was going to pick the highest number, americans spend a lot of money even though people might be coming back. stuart: what have you got? lauren: $15 billion. stuart: i will go for $14 billion. according to lending tree, spending is expected to decline. coast-to-coast starts with ashley. it is yours.

mike murphy here with me. rising yields on treasuries and oil prices rising and how do you play on a market like that? >> short answer and stick to your game plan. maybe the fed isn't going to cut interest rates for the economy and going to bend and fed cuts more? it's a tough time to be an investor and people start thinking that way, they're overthinking it and it's going to head for a soft landing. the fed appears to have already told us or signal they're going to cut 25 basis points. stuart: i'm going to return to a subject i've often discussed with you before, and i know what you're going to say. what is wrong with me putting some money into a 4.5% money fund, totally safe and know what you're gone that get and totally liquid. what's wrong with doing that in times of maybe some anxiety? >> nothing is wrong with it, but you said the exact same thing to me. we can pull up the tape about 10 months ago at the beginning of the year. stuart: i've said it a dozen times to you. >> you got your 4%. i got 21% being

mike murphy, david axelrod, hacks on tap. that is your podcast. i don't consider either of you is even though that's what you call yourselves. thank you so much as a badge. i know you do. i know you do you think the campaigns right here is tearing into each other? we're good care of that and then we get the campaign back to ted loss of his bold to morton. she'll win all right, guys. >> thank you so much. have a great weekend. >> all right up next a close up. look at our nation's first lady's and what it means that america could soon have its first, first gentleman sandwich between brands and i weigh in on this debate with department of agriculture generally defined sandwiches as meat between bread or a ban. what about subs? >> you been no way can you do this as early as your 40s, you may lose muscle and strength. >> proteins supports muscle health in shear max protein has a 30 grand blend of high-quality protein to feed muscles for up to seven hours so take the challenge, insurer nutrition for strengthened energy when you're home needs work, where

wall street would like that, mike murphy, wouldn't they?ke jamie dimon, but i think it would be offset by the fact they don't like or wouldn't like kamala harris' policies and how it would impact the market and the economy in general. stuart: i wonder what dimon thinks about the wealth tax. the first election vote, the first election to use a voting machine was in which year 1882, 1904, 1920, 1928? the answer after this. .. e call is free. and there's no obligation. you see, medicare covers only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. that's why so many people purchase medicare supplement insurance plans like those offered by humana. they're designed to help you save money and pay some of the costs medicare doesn't. depending on the medicare supplement plan you select, you could have no deductibles or copayments for doctor visits, hospital stays, emergency care and more. you can keep the doctors you have now, ones you know and trust, with no referrals needed. plus, you can get medical care anywhere in the country,

geoff: mike murphy, a real pleasure to speak with you. mike: thank you., we will speak with the democratic campaign strategist james carville to get his take on the presidential race. ♪ ♪ we start the day's other headlines in georgia, where a judge has ruled county election officials must certify the state's election results. a republican on fulton county's election board claimed local election officials could refuse to certify, but in his ruling the superior court judge said concerns about fraud or systemic error are to be noted and shared with the appropriate authorities, but they are not a basis to decline to certify. georgia's secretary of state highlighted the importance of this part of the democratic process. >> we have always believed everyone should follow the law and follow the constitution. that is an american value. i think that is very important than that is affirmed in the judicial system and we will make sure we follow the law and follow the constitution in everything we do. geoff: early in person voting started today in georgia. the state s

mike murphy is a media consul at that particular time who served as a senior strategist on john mccain'ssidential campaign and has worked for mitt romney and arnold schwarzenegger. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. geoff: donald trump sound pretty comfort that his campaign is doing really well in michigan, pennsylvania, michigan, arizona. democrats said they're going to have to fight for every vote. kamala harris says this is going to be a tight race but i'm going to win. what's your assessment three weeks from election day? >> i think it's an absolute 50-50 coin toss. she's a little bit ahead in the national vote. but in our modern era, it's quite possible to win the national popular vote and lose the presidency because of the way the electoral college works. so when you look at those key states, georgia, arizona, nevada, michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, potentially north carolina, trump's doing better there than he is nationally. and i think in the last seven or eight days, he's gone from a tiny bit behind to a tiny bit ahead in many of those states. some he's always

but mike murphy is here, and he's got stock picks.g stocks which he thinks are going to go up. start with nike. >> earnings out today after the close of the bell and, you know, came under a lot of pressure earlier this year. if you step back, stuart, in the last quarter the stock was up over 16, so i think they've found their footing. they still have almost a huge hold on the global footwear market, and they continue to innovate, they continue to expand. i don't think nike's going anywhere. the next move for this stock is over 100. stuart: you don't care about the port strike? could affect them? >> if it does, it's for a matter of weeks and, you know, i wouldn't be investing in this for weeks. stuart: got it. sports betting. draftkings. you like 'em. >> i do. you know, you look at -- i feel like football right now is hotter than it's ever been, it's bigger than it's ever been. and the amount -- although there's a lot of competition in the space, i think you can argue it's just really put draftkings in a spot where they can continue to

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standing in his place is mike murphy. ladies first. >> since stuart is in charge, i was going to pick the highest number, americans spend a lot of money even though people might be coming back. stuart: what have you got? lauren: $15 billion. stuart: i will go for $14 billion. according to lending tree, spending is expected to decline. coast-to-coast starts with ashley. it is yours. ashley: i got that wrong but thank you. happening at this hour, one week to the election with donald trump, we are hearing from donald trump right now but we bring you the latest. first we begin with investors digging into a pile of data trying to predict not what voters will do next week but what the fed will do. let's begin right there. i am ashley webster. let's begin with the 10 year treasury yield trading at a ties level since july operating at 4.32%, leveled off a little bit. joining us from gib's wealth management, aaron gibbs, let's begin with treasuries. it was still pretty high. >> a couple things are moving it. to be accustomed to th

stuart: mike murphy says he knows the answer categorically. >> i was just trying to intimidate you. i was going to say nine but going at number 2. stuart: i'm going to do that too. i'm going back to seven spikes. the answer is seven. i knew it. the national park service is the seven spikes represent the seven sees and seven continents. however the official library and, meant to be a halo showing lady liberty. thanks for being with us. it is yours. neil: we are following this hurricane. it is a doozy as you've been reporting. if you think about it this is one of only 40 hurricanes that escalated to a category 5 level this quickly. its back now to a category 4, there's a possibility it could reignite to a category 5 but it's getting bigger as we speak, 130 miles northeast of agusta, mexico and 520 miles southwest of tampa doing a bull's-eye. we've got you covered everyone with everyone. sarasota, mike seidel, fort myers beach mayor in fort myers where the word is out, get out of town while you still can and ian are lover, new york city looking at the storm's trajectory and what we are

joining us now, long-time political strategist, our good friend mike murphy.republican political game for a long time. >> we now say racket. >> i'll let you say it. >> it went from a game to a racket, which is why i'm so infuriated. but go ahead. >> let's talk about the racket then. it used to be the kind of stuff we're hearing from marjorie taylor greene and donald trump was the guy at the end of the bar. had a conspiracy theory he wanted to tell you about, and you could laugh him off. there were dark corners of the internet where it lived. now, it's been elevated to the center of the political discourse. the guy who was president and wants to be again is elevating this. >> we had can cook wing that would bark at the moon. now, they've been encouraged. they've been put on steroids to get front and center. again, the old method was people knew, this was serious business, let alone a hurricane. oh no, we don't do that. now, we have a ringmaster saying, you, step right up. let's hear more about space lasers. that is the fundamental shift, tragically, in our poli

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and then there's the whole question i was listening to mike murphy longtime republican strategist, who does not like donald trump. on hacks on tap. and he was talking about all of these different kind of micro targeting campaign events and policy rollouts. and whether or not he didn't use this analogy, but i will whether they're missing a discussion about the forest as opposed to just having discussions about individual trees and whether that's a component that is important, especially in a closing message of a campaign. >> right? >> and you see within the trump campaign that there is this tension between the intellectual desire that they have to expand their coalition in his visceral desire to just continue to talk to the base. and so they know that in a lot of these swing states they need take, get to 48, 48, 49, 50% in order to win. and that requires adding. and so latinos are a good group for him because they're all these divisions within american politics that split right through the latino community, whether it's religiosity or it's the education gap and it's the way in which his

we were talking with mike murphy a little bit earlier about some concerns about the state of michiganre. where are you seeing as important areas of emphasis for the harris campaign? >> well, first, somebody asked me when i was getting coffee yesterday, what's the state of the race? and don't term me it's close. it's like well, it's close. i think what's important for everybody out there to understand right now is not only is it very close, but even as everybody watches donald trump be self-combust at times on the stage when he's doing events and be hard to follow and confusing, the campaign and kind of a layer below him is running a far more disciplined effort in terms of the types of paid media they're doing on digital, on local advertising and et cetera. does that mean it's going to be successful? i'm not suggesting that. all i'm suggesting is that it shouldn't be underestimated. >>> still ahead on "morning joe: weekend" a new piece in the atlantic is warning about ridiculous radical sixth happening in plain sight. we'll talk about the movement that helped fuel the january 6th capit

not really, isn't the point if you have an open but mike and you invite eddie murphy and it suddenly profanity laced. you can say, oh, my god, i mean, how did that happen and what is the point of it? what is what is the point of it that is not what they need being discussed and it's not just on what they will call the liberal media. this is what's being discussed on fox and on the right, this since we're the week left, thank god, it's only a week left. you don't want that that is not a closing argument. he can say whatever he wanted later on it doesn't matter. it wasn't worth it. it wasn't worth the risk well, they're go ahead. i was going to say there's a question of whether or not this is intentional to your point to try to rally the aguiar parts of the base or this is just sloppiness and a consequence of arrogance on the behalf of the trump campaign. that the way to rally that part of the base. >> well, so it's you mentioned what the discussions on more right-wing outlets, even megyn kelly, of course, formerly of fox news had this to say about the madison square garden rally earli

dennis murphy: it had been six years since the crime, six years of suspicion. but jarod's attorney mikenolds says it had taken investigators mere hours to come to a conclusion. you get domestic cases. we get a lot of them. and there's almost an automatic that you go and go to the deceased's former spouse or current spouse. and that's my man. we're going to make it fit. dennis murphy: and, the defense argued, there wasn't a shred of physical evidence linking jarod to the actual murder, no dna, no prints on the possible murder weapon, nothing. in that bloody scene at ciara's apartment, all the prosecution pointed to was jarod's fingerprint on her cell phone. he was over at that townhouse quite a bit. it would not have been uncommon for his fingerprints to be all over this place. dennis murphy: jarod says, sure. he used ciara's phone that day. i just remember my daughter handing me the phone saying that it was her older brother in indiana and that he wanted to talk to me. dennis murphy: and they weren't worried at all about that jailhouse snitch. he was totally not credible, as most snitch

mike wallace do it? morley safer, howard k smith they had wives i think one of the most emotional scenes we'd ever written was the decision that murphy made to not get an abortion. i care about you, and i'll care about this baby. >> the scene between murphy and her ex-husband, who was the dad? it felt very real very true. >> but this is your decision i can't be here for you of us who down deep inside had to make decisions that were difficult, it was it was a rare softening of the heart for me people? my water broke at the end of the fourth season in an episode called birth 101. murphy finally gives birth to that baby. >> up until then you would see you know, sort of a fantasized version of of a woman giving birth. >> ricky, this is it. you get the suitcase. the suitcase you'd see the comical run to the hospital spent much time in the delivery room, i think. >> murphy brown is a show. went to great pains. so to speak. to make sure that every single labor pain was chronicled. jim, she cut me open. cut me open and get this kid out of me. use a scalpel. use a pocket life. use a rotten, stinking melon baller if you have to. just do it her