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let's hope that the winds remain calm tonight as nick walenda tiptoes right behind me across from skyscraper>> no shame in postponing. call it off for a little bit. >> i ain't going up there. >> me either. nowhere close. >>> taking measures for the 2014 midterms. what's this election all about? the talking points that may be scoring votes next. (boys screaming) totino's pizza rolls... ready so fast, ...it's scary! >>> just two days to go until the midterms. and while everyone in washington has a prediction, the question remains, what is this election really about? is it a referendum on the president? the economy? foreign policy? is it still obamacare? well, joining me now is jimmy williams executive editor of blue nation review.com. and a former spokesperson for president george w. bush. also, victoria an msnbc contributor. and i'm going to reach out to you first. when you talk to people outside the beltway who don't really pay attention to the talking points what are you hearing this election about what it's really about for them. >> it's pretty much a vote on the president. i hate to say t

. >>> a day after nick walenda's stunt in chicago, he's talking about a next adventure. wallenda walked a wire between two skyscrapers braving high winds and cold temperatures. he put on a blindfold at the other side and walked across again. he talks about the mental toughness required for the stunt? >> seven generations in 200 years, it's in my blood. challenging mentally. it was training. that's why once it was go time, there was no time to think about it. i told myself "i'll torture you mentally for 2.5 minutes, but i know you'll make it safety to the other side because you are prepared." i jumped on the cable, here i am. >> for his next trip he recreate a walk his grandfather did, including two head stands on the wire. >> incredible. >> and he's talking at 100 miles an hour because the adrenaline pump is still on. all right. see you later >>> coming up on al jazeera america, the head of the syrian coalition stalks to al jazeera america -- talks to al jazeera america and has serious criticism for the plan against i.s.i.l. and the plans to turn rome's colosseum into a

deardevil nick walenda completes two walks between chicago skyscrapers, one even blindfolded. november 3rd, 2014. "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin and joe kernan. it was chilly out there in november, but it was not compared to what maine saw over the weeken with snow. we'll check in with our colleagues at the weather channel in 15 minutes. >>> but first, investors are ready to open the books on november today. the strongest period for the year on gains. since 1928 the s&p has risen a 3.4% over the november to january stretch. that's nearly double the average gain for the three-month period overall. the bullish statistics and details in a wall street journal story today. the stocks are on a hot streak with the s&p and dow closing october at record highs. the two indexes turn in their best two-week period since december 2011.