steve ronan and his buddy, they're going t ing to this aba bank in chicago, illinois. >> they moved tocut costs they just abandoned it. >> what do they need that at the bank? >> well, it turns out -- >> probably water pipe leak. >> and it's a beautiful building, i really fell in love with it and you can see that beautiful architecture. the decorations, the detail, the quality. time to go under. >> it's waist high, right? >> no. >> we really have to squeeze through. >> they find the vault door and they go through through. >> hmm. >> look at the numbers. >> some of them are open. >> i don't know what's in there. >> ghosts of debts gone by. >> eventually, they make their way back up. now, this was the second time that they went to this bank. the first attempt, it didn't go so well. and that's because once they were climbing the space where they went out -- >> wire there, to keep the explorers out. >> well, these guys thought they could get around this -- [ bleep ]. >> oh. >> ah. >> oh, my bad. >> and we immediately realize he has a very seriouso go straightt e.r. bandaged up and treated.

steve kornacki has them at the big board when we come back. >>> we're back live. three things have happened at, near, or during our air time tonight. number one, jane mayer and ronan farrow of "the new yorker" are out with an article, this time on people who knew kavanaugh who have not been interviewed for this investigation. number two, dr. ford's legal team has reacted to not being interviewed as part of the fbi investigation. they write, "an fbi supplemental background investigation that did not include an interview of dr. christine blasey ford, nor the witnesses who corroborate her testimony, cannot be called an investigation. we are profoundly disappointed that after the tremendous sacrifice she made in coming forward those directing the fbi investigation were not interested in seeking the truth." that's from them. the third thing that happened is the president has tweeted tonight, touting the poll numbers, approval behind his nominee. steve kornacki, our national political correspondent, is at the big board, and steve, i hate to begin with a curveball question, but what polls perhaps is the president talking about? >> it's very interesting, that combination