talking about the past week. mark halperin has great guests lined up, and it will be fantastic. i will bring up the executive vice president of the peter peterson foundation. thank you guys so much. have a great event. [applause] guys so much. have a great event. [applause] thank you soi: much for coming this morning. my name is loretta ucelli, and i am the executive vice president of the peter g. peterson foundation. we are a nonpartisan organization, and our mission is to educate and engage americans in the nation's long-term fiscal challenges. and find solutions that help us achieve and maintain a prosperous and growing economy. we believe that long-term debt is a critical issue for the economy. whatever the issue is that you care about, education, the environment, national security, our ability as a nation to deal with it is grounded in addressing our long-term fiscal challenges. we also believe that debate, discussion, and dialogue are critical in this presidential election and that's why we are , a very proud and enthusiastic sponsor of events like this with bloomberg politi

, please welcome to the stage, mark halperin. managing editor, bloomberg politics, host of "with all due respect." are going to have a big policy discussion today but that is not all we are going to talk about. the question about whose policies are going to be talk about hang in the balance. i was in lakeland, florida yesterday covering donald trump at 6:00. between the time i left that event and now, a lot has happened that will impact this race in ways that are not currently knowable. ken goldstein, my colleague is going to come up and we will talk a little bit about what is currently happening in the news. and we will dabble in some of that but we will mostly have a discussion about the themes and issues that our foundation does so well at. they are one of the few groups that are trying to inject substance into what is happening. i am relatively optimistic regardless of who wins at the white house or congress that we will see a flurry of substantive discussions on the economy. there is a fair amount of agreement on the issues to work with. first, we will talk about what is going o

the been sent talking about the past week. mark halperin has great guests lined up, and it will be fantastic. i will bring up the executive vice president of the peter peterson foundation. thank you guys so much. have a great event. [applause]

presidential level? >> it is. >> thank you for being here. >> we're going to cut to mark halperin right now. if we can get him in the spin room. he is out there trying to get some guests. what do you think about, john, in terms of what the senator was just saying? do you think hillary did enough tonight, particularly i was surprised that she really did not ram at home on women, especially the videos. john: i don't think hillary was at her best tonight. again, these moments, curiously theatrical. people were still distracted by donald trump sniffling. i thought it was worse tonight than it was in the first debate. i think the notion of trump claiming he was going to throw his opponent in jail if he became president of the united states was a pretty dramatic moment. i believe with mark elsewhere in the spin room. mark halperin out there. man, partner. he usually doesn't have a trouble talking. >> it does not upset me to see her, it disgusts me. but yeah. he is such a bio person. -- vile such a bio peson. >> who got you out tonight? >> i think it was breitbart to give me the invitation. [i

heilemann -- mark halperin and john heilemann. and also the cbs news political director and katie k. and joining me later is the strategist. i am pleased to have all of them here. i will begin with al hunt in washington and go around the clock and get response and reaction from this hour and a half debate. changedubt this debate . single vote, solidified bases the only thing memorable was donald trump refusing whether to say he would abide by the election making richard nixon, who actually may have had agreements, look like charlie rose. it was extraordinary moment, but the rest of the night didn't change a thing. i think the outcome is really vague now. i can't see any way trump can make up what i think is a seven or eight point gap. and this contest, if peter said that the trunk race is like the daytona 400 driver without breaks and if faulty steering wheel, it may careen from place to place and occasionally you close, but you know it is never going to win. tonight solidified that. charlie: kathleen. kathleen: i don't disagree with anything else. it was very much a non-game change

candidates will face minutes in the high-stakes imaginable. i'm mark halperin with john heilemann in the spin room where we are going to have a complete pregame and postgame coverage of this big event on bloomberg television and some of you may be watching streaming on twitter thanks to our new partnership with twitter. you can follow us or go to debates. twitter.com for all of our debate coverage. john: tonight's debate will be moderated by martha raddatz and anderson cooper. it will be a town hall format. we will hear from an audience of about 40 undecided voters from the st. louis area. donald trump decided to make some news even before this debate got going with an unannounced, extraordinary, and shocking press conference before the biggest moment of his political life. trump appeared alongside four women among the clinton's most vociferous accusers. three of these women have accused bill clinton of unwanted adventures and sexual assault. another woman was a 12-year-old victim of rape in the 1970's and hillary clinton was the court-appointed lawyer defending the man accused of the crime.

p.m. on msnbc, mark halperin and correspondent for the huffington post, sam stock. >> here on set we have veteran ad man donny deutsche. >> veteran. >> veteran. veteran. >> richard and former treasury official and "morning joe" economic analyst steve radner. >> mark, listen, a tale of two polls. the abc poll, which we'll get to very quickly -- >> actually, right now. why don't we do that? >> it shows pretty close. within the margin of error, according to abc news. the nbc poll differently -- we're going to read through this, but have you looked into -- before we show people the polls -- the difference in the methodologies here why there's such a wide divergence on these two polls? >> well, it's not so much a methodology. it's a sample in talking to lots of people who are doing polling in the battleground states. most of the campaigns don't do national polls. trump has gotten closer to five or six points nationally. maybe seven. he is going to have to have a national surge if he has a chance to win this race. he is currently are not in a position to win anything like the 265 he nee

, mark halperin. everyone was talking about him getting out of the race. ain't nobody talking about billy bush this morning. last night everybody was talking. what are they going to do subsection e of the republican rules allow donald trump -- that's not happening. so he's still in the race, and you're in indianapolis where mike pence has spent quite a bit of time and mike pence was a guy over the past couple days who disappeared. we got word that i'm just going to hang back for 48 hours. >> there's a word for it. >> you take care of this. he put out a tweet early on attacking donald trump saying he was offended. they then leaked to the press they were shocked, flabbergasted, horrified. again, i'm going to quote here. who could have been shocked by what you saw on fridays? >> i was shocked. >> i'm saying republicans that are saying i thought he was an upright moral preacher. please, just stop. i think mike pence is the perfect weather vain in middle america. he let the press know how deeply offended he was and the statement the debate was over, put up the tweet. yea! you win. >> won

more "mtp daily." "with all due respect," john heilemann, and mark halperin, starts right now. >> i'm mark halperin. >> and i'm john heilemann. and with all due respect to rudy giuliani, you're not the world's best headline writer, but you're in the world's worst. >> do you see that on the front page of "the new york times"."." hillary clinton admits she is a liar. >> headline idea, it's the end of the world as they know it, but pawnee feels fine. >> that's a little long. >> all right, citizens spend pleasant evening as pawnee enjoysed nation's parks. >> somehow a little longer. >> all right. let's go with the first one. >>> on the show tonight, bombshell reports about donald trump and the grenades that he is hurling back. republican nominee for president of the united states is facing a flood of new accusations of sexual assault and predatory behavior. since yesterday morning, more than a dozen women have come forward with reports -- and reports by more than half a dozen different media organizations, describing encounters with trump that are remarkably similar to each other,

for "the new york times," nick is with us and mark halperin and willie, joe and me. a lot to get to. >> a lot to talk about today. >> donald trump and his campaign are fighting back against a number of stories that came out late yesterday accusing trump of unwanted and inappropriate touching. "the new york times" released an article yesterday that features allegation of two women, rachel crooks tells the paper she was a 22-year-old receptionist working for a real estate group in trump tower in new york when she met trump one morning in 2005. they shook hands and trump kissed her on the cheek before kissing her on the mouth. and in the case of jessica leeds she met trump white sitting in first class on the flight. he put her hand up her skirt. both women say they support hillary clinton. and leeds says she hopes her story makes a difference in the election. nbc news has not confirmed the allegations. the trump campaign told nbc news the article was fiction and it trivialized sexual assault. trump's lawyer went even further sending a letter to the executive editor of the paper demandi

united states of america. donald trump talking about hillary clinton. mark halperin joins us now. big breaking news. how big is it for donald trump? a bit -- there's a lot to unpack with this story. we can see hillary clinton walking out of her e-mail. she is getting straight into an suv. she is now in iowa following the disclosure of the fbi news. we will continue to monitor .hese pictures matt: 10 days left, this could take two days? mark: the fbi's handling of this all along has been extremely suspect that james comey having a press conference -- he made a statement. he has not been transparent. they put out a bunch of documents. the were so many loose ends in there. it said in the original report that there was a laptop with her e-mails on it. that went missing. there's a laptop out there with 30,000 e-mails? the fact that there are loose ends should not surprise anyone. what are the actually looking at? what is the scope and scale of duration of what they looking at? we don't know. every republican in the country will be able to say she is now potentially someone who's going to b

altogether. coming up, bloomberg's coverage of the presidential debate continues. mark halperin and john heilemann kick things off at 8:30 followed by the bait at nine. afterward, bloomberg's live where we will speak with the barclays ceo and the elian's chief economic advisor, mohamed el-erian. that is it for "bloomberg technology." tomorrow we will be joined by mike evans. all episodes of "bloomberg tech" are streaming on twitter. at 6 p.m. in new york and 3 p.m. in san francisco. ♪ >> stocks rose to a 15 month high, lifting energy producers. the biggest back-to-back gains in a month. >> top level indictments handed biggestorea's corruption investigation in years. >> trump and clinton meet again in the final presidential debate. clouds gathering over mitsubishi with

politics, co-host of "with all due respect" on msnbc, mark halperin. >> mark halperin, who won the debate? >> the american people. even honest democrats would say tim kaine had some good moments but not his best night. mike pence said things that were not true. he was on defense. he had a better night. it gives donald trump a chance to come into the debate on sunday with a little momentum but not on the defense. he should study what pence did that work. it's up to donald trump. pence won on the stage. >> cnn poll that came out last night actually came out this morning taken last night found that mike pence won the debate 48% to 42%. neither at 10%. doesn't really matter. you look at the people scoring this debate. all of the reporters that we're talking about who tweet even those reporters seemed to give it to kaine. >> i think that was mostly on style. pence, i mean. >> most of it was on style. tim kaine came out of the gate. you could see he was jacked up. full of energy. he was jumping on everything mike pence said. >> do you think he was roided out? >> what is wrong with you? >> he ha

with alex wagner. florida,cohost is in where donald trump hosted a rally. mark halperin, how is the weather? mark: really sunny. too hot. and rainy. thank you. katie and i are at this trump event in florida. ands talk about wikileaks paul ryan. mentioned him earlier today. what was your sense of how the campaign wants to talk about this fight? >> it is a complicated relationship. i think that campaign wishes gop leadership was on board more. you heard jillian conway telling gop leadership to get behind trump, that they would do better if they were behind him. accusing paulp ryan of disloyalty. i get the sense he is going off script, talking about it on o'reilly. kellyanne conway is trying to mop up the mess. this does not seem like things he is reading off a teleprompter. seems like he cannot help himself. mark: you are hearing republicans who repudiated him over the weekend pulling back support. other republicans are saying privately they regret going out so far and repudiating him over the weekend. they are hearing from loud and angry constituents. you are only helping hillary cli

: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin. all due respect to donald trump's statement today, he may have been above schedule, but you are a little lower count. mark: a schoolyard fistfight. dan hillary clinton message finale. less than two weeks away from the election, donald trump did what every underdog presidential candidate would do, attend a hotel ribbon-cutting with his family in washington dc. there has been some head scratching over this move, with critics accusing

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john: i am john heilemann. mark: and i am mark halperin. respect, i hope the debates do not get picked up for a second season. ♪ on our blockbuster vegas program, smoke and mirrors, and political acrobatics. in other words, it is debate night here in sin city in nevada, las vegas. donald trump and hillary clinton will appear for the third and final time on the debate stage. tonight's debate moderated by chris wallace of fox news. behind us here is where the two candidates will face off. like everything in this city, the stakes are high this evening. especially high for donald trump, the republican nominee. our brand-new bloomberg politics national poll shows trump trailing by nine percentage 50%, andlinton is at trumpet 41%. his campaign admits he needs a come back hail mary performance this evening for a chance to win. honi nt the last few days ng his anti-washington election rigged warning. >> do you believe that there will be widespread voter fraud? >> and no i do not believe that. it would not be for me to say that there is. our,u hear reports here in but i think his point

mark: i'm mark halperin. john: and i'm john heilemann. and "with all due respect" to rudy giuliani, you're not the world's best headline writer, but you aren't the worst. >> front page of "the times" -- hillary clinton admits she is a liar. subtext for 200 point $5,000. >> it's the end of the world they know it, but it's a little long. the doomsday falls flat as spent the finest evening in a park. ♪ evening in a park. mark: on the show tonight, bombshell reports about donald trump and the grenades he is rolling back. the republican nominee for president of the united states is in a flood of new accusations of predatory behavior. since yesterday morning, more than a dozen women come forward with reports in half a dozen media organizations describing encounters with trump that are remarkably similar to each other . notice is amost story published by "the new york times," which quotes two women who claim that trump made advances on them decades ago. a former "people" magazine reporter claims he did the same in 2005. his response has been swift and venomous. his campaign lashed out a

the ribbon cutting of donald trump's new luxury washington hotel, bloomberg politics mark halperin caught up with the republican nominee, who displayed his customary confidence in his ability to garner 270 electoral votes on november 8th. trump explained if he wasn't so confident, he would alter his language. he also touched on the fact that so far he hasn't fallen under the weather on the campaign trail. >> you're going to get 270-something electoral votes? >> i think we're going topping win, yeah. we're going to win. i really believe it. >> you thought you were going -- >> i would say that we will try to win. there's a big difference. we will try. >> were you a little under the weather? you're feeling good. >> i feel great. >> i've never met a presidential candidate who hasn't gotten sick. >> don't put it in my head. so far iave not. >> mark halperin with a nice interview there. donald trump loomed large over last night's senate debate in florida. senator marco rubio and patrick murphy faced off in a debate. murphy hit rubio over his senate attendance and record and tried his best to li

soon be winning new hampshire. we're going up there. >> new polls actually closer. >> mark halperin is a good journalist and i know he has to maintain access to trump but that was soft. >>> shark tank star mark cuban, why he turned against fellow interview. kellyanne conway on candidate, media, hillary clinton and, of course, the new fbi probe. remember when you said men are superior drivers? yeah... yeah, then how'd i get this... ...allstate safe driving bonus check? ...only allstate sends you a bonus check for every six months you're accident free. silence. it's good to be in, good hands. >>> the presidential race taking another surprise turn this weekend. let's go to trump tower in new york where joining us kellyanne conway donald trump's campaign manager. kellyanne, welcome. >> hi. >> donald trump had been going around saying fbi investigation of hillary clinton was rigged as early as friday morning, the fbi should be ashamed. i know this is a separate inquiry but campaign's view of james comey and his decision making suddenly seems favorable. >> the fact it's a separate investigat

president. with mark halperin and john heilemann will host a special before the debate with begins at 8:30 p.m. eastern. china's economy grew at a stable rate in the third quarter, gdp was up 6.7% from a year ago. that match the medium production of economists surveyed by bloomberg and is in the middle of the chinese government's goal. it opens a window for policymakers to deliver on promises to rein in excessive credit and soaring property prices. german chancellor angela merkel warns not to expect any miracles when she meets with the russian president today in berlin. putin will be there for a summit on a truce in eastern ukraine, a most certain that the fighting in syria will also come up. germany, the u.s., and the u.k. are considering sanctions over russia's bombing. for the first time in 17 months, the world did not set a heat record, still the u.s. government data shows that it was the second hottest september on record. scientists say the weather phenomenon el niÑo faded in june and that is part of the recent the world was not hot as it could have been last month. global news 24 h

editors of bloomberg politics and co-hosts that airs at 6:00 p.m. on msnbc mark halperin and john heilemann. are you asleep? okay. >> everybody happy? how is everybody doing? >> so you felt old mike for the first time last night boston -- >> for the first time. >> boston and major league baseball says good-bye to a guy who certainly in our lifetime has been one of the greatest clutch hitters ever. if you take what he did in game four and five of the 2004 alcs, just on those, but he did it over a career. >> he did it over an entire career and had he is also a genuinely good person. and that res sew fated both with the crowd, with anyone who met him and the enormous reservoir of affection for him last night, clearly you're looking at it, he walked out of the red sox dugout after the indians finished their well-earned victory at fenway park and it was something to behold. >> ted williams, obviously, at the top of any list of red sox hitters, where does david ortiz --? >> i think it's ted and a very, very close second. david ortiz. >> not in the postseason, right? >> well, only one po

christie call him a genius and then mark halperin will respond to that. >> what's your response to this story? >> my response is he's a genius. absolute genius. i rather have a genius that understands the tax code that wants to reform it. >> no one has shown more genius in their way to maneuver around the tax code and genius of donald trump has been to make sure that he follows the law. >> the man is a genius. he knows how to operate the tax code for the benefit of the people he's serving. >> it was very interesting i thought yesterday in the giuliani interview with jake tapper. i have never seen anybody bring chains to the interview but jake tapper did. did you guys see that? >> rough stuff. >> jake has had a great cycle. >> in that case, as some would say, everybody was a little overboard. i don't know it thrusting it at him -- >> it works. the problem is not hiring a great accountant and taking deductions. the real estate lobby gives donations to politicians and gets favorable tax laws. >> the system is rigged. >> the system is rigged because of special interest. >> it's like hedge f

♪ john: i'm john heilemann. mark: i'm mark halperin. with all due respect to tom brady, would you say your enthusiasm for donald trump has deflated? ♪ mark: on the program tonight, donald trump's rigged rhetoric and republicans are shouting quid pro quo whoa. right when wild suggesting senior state department officials have discussed with the fbi a change to the cost vacation of what hillary clinton's secret e-mails, possibly an exchange from our bureau overseas. we will talk about the merits and applications of that story later in the program. with 22 days before election day, the polls are a little confusing. yesterday, two national surveys told very different tales about the state of the race. one from nbc news and "the wall street journal" shows hillary clinton leading by 11 points among likely voters. 48% to 37% over trump. another highly respected poll from abc news and "the washington post" suggests that hillary clinton only has a 4% lead over trump. today, monmouth has put out its own poll showing clinton up by 12%. things are no clearer on the state level. quinnipiac un

own life. ♪ ♪ john: i'm john heilemann. mark: i'm mark halperin. with all due respect to tom brady, would you say your enthusiasm for donald trump has deflated? ♪ mark: on the program tonight, donald trump's rigged rhetoric and republicans are shouting quid pro quo whoa. right when wild suggesting senior state department officials have discussed with the fbi a change to the cost vacation of what hillary clinton's secret e-mails, possibly an exchange from our bureau overseas. we will talk about the merits

announcer ] rated m for mature. john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin. and "with all due respect" to donald trump five word message today, you may have been under ,udget and ahead of schedule but you are a little low on word count. ♪ mark: a schoolyard fistfight. and hillary clinton message finale. less than two weeks away from the election, donald trump did what every underdog presidential candidate would do in his position attend a hotel , ribbon-cutting with his family and washington, d.c.

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin. and "with all due respect" to donald trump five word message today, you may have been under ,udget and ahead of schedule but you are a little low on word count. ♪ mark: a schoolyard fistfight. and hillary clinton message finale. less than two weeks away from the election, donald trump did what every underdog presidential candidate would do in his position attend a hotel , ribbon-cutting with his family and washington, d.c. there has been some head scratching over this move, with critics accusing trump of foolishly taking time away from his campaign to promote his business interests. eckstein says it is a perfect example of his management and leadership ability. for his part, trump gave what some are calling the most focused speeches of his entire campaign, in which he touted his hotel and said the project was finished under budget and ahead of schedule, and promised to bring back kind of ethic to washington. interview for "the circus" produced in conjunction with showtime and bloombergpolitics, i asked donald trump about wha

. you can see their family coming on stage. john heilemann and mark halperin coming up. a spirited conversation between the two men who would like to be vice president. people will have a lot of opinions about what happened during this 90 minutes. it is pretty clear from my gazing at sources during the debate and social media, mike pence did not lose this debate, according to a lot of people he will have won it. -- republicansay can say they won the second debate. i would flip the coin around and say a lot of democrats would it knowledge that on questions of performance and style, pence was the better debater here tonight. tim kaine seemed over prepared, over amped, he interrupted a great deal, interrupted the moderator a fair amount, especially early in the debate. he was abrasive at times. i think he will get criticism from that, even from his allies on the left. the democrats will like about this debate is the extent he was able to push trump into the middle of it and make pence save things, deny things trump had said that when kaine would read back statements and pence with a,

. we'll see. >> i don't know. >> columnist for time magazine, eddie turner. and mark halperin with us as well. >>> on the of big stories. >> this clinton leaks thing has just exploded. >> hold on. >> "the new york times" donations to the foundation vexed top clinton aides. the interesting thing about this it's verifies what you said yesterday that everybody were just absolutely horrified what they had gotten themselves into. they walked into this campaign with all this and i guess felipe said there's no fixing this. no quick fix. >> bill clinton inc. >> the washington post article is fascinating on bill clinton. $66 million to him personally and they're bragging. >> do you think they're hiring? >> they're bragging in the memo they can shake down the same corporations they're taking foundation money for, they can shake them down for $66 million for a quote bill clinton inc. for bill and hillary personally. does that confirm what you and a lot of clinton skeptics that support eed bernie sanders were worried about all along sf. >> it was certainly, yes. i mean one of the things, in th

♪ >> good evening everyone, i am john halperin -- john heilemann with mark halperin. we are in farmville, virginia presidentialvice debate. it starts in a little less than half an hour, after 9:00 eastern. we will be filling the time in hopefully an interesting and entertaining way over the course of the next 30 minutes. the debate, 90 minutes long. it will run without break until 10:30 where we will be back for a postgame analysis. ,he moderator for the event someone who has not done this before. we will see how well she will do it her job, very important. the moderators have a big role. give me your insights, discussion points of what you are excited about this evening. mark: these are two guys, mike both game tim kaine, convention speeches that were not particularly memorable. both were seen by the elites in what youregardless of think of their politics, as ready to be president. i do not think anyone is tuning in to see if there is a major gap, or anything that undermines competence to see that they are ready. it is more about how they might affect the race overall. john: t

keeping the focus away from her. in an interview with bloomberg's mark halperin, trump said he likes his chances heading into the home stretch. >> reporter: what's your general of where you are in the battleground states. florida, iowa, ohio. >> i think we're winning ohio, so do you. we're winning florida more than your poll says, you have us two points up. we're going to do fantastically in pennsylvania. i think we're winning north carolina. i think we will soon be winning new hampshire. look, it's jobs, it's fix our military, it's take care of our vets i don't know if i'm a great messenger but it's the right message. >> susan, what's the smart aspect of saying he's way in pennsylvania? nobody, no poll finds that at all. >> he says something that's true. iowa, ohio, florida, those are states that are and that he could win. pennsylvania seems to be pulling away for hillary clinton and so does new hampshire. >> so does north carolina. >> and north carolina also and maybe nevada will be close. the race has been a little scrambled by his candidacy and some of the changes we've seen and

and thank you for watching. ♪ . . john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin. "with all due respect" to those who wonder if donald trump is tech savy, that has been answered. ♪ mr. trump: we came in with the and net. we came up with the internet. cyber warfare. -- someone sitting on the bed who weighs 100 pounds. i have a son. he's so good with these computers. cyber warfare ♪ ♪

this evening with politics. and we talk to, who else but mark halperin and john heilemann, they are the managing editors of bloombergs politics and cohosts of "all due respect" an also the circus which is on showtime. i'm pleased to have them any time at this table as we take through this campaign, a snap shot of what the forces are that are causing the forward movement or the backward move am depending on which side you're on. i read from "the new york times," to begin this, talking about the speech that trump made after the revelations about his income tax returns. and we will, in fact, have in this broadcast two new york times reporters who were responsible for that. we just had a conversation with them and will you see this as part of this hour. this is "new york times" today, a kind of sum are of what happened in the past week. mr. trump seemed jarred by the pending revelations from topic to topic mocking his democratic rival hillary clinton for having had pneumonia and insinuating that she might have cheated on her husband. the performance capped a bruising week for mr. trump who

editor of the cook political report. mark halperin, managing editor of bloomberg politics. maria, ceo of voto latino. and the editor of the "national review." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> surprise, it's october. donald trump's bad week may have gotten a lot worse. today's "new york times" has a front page expose that trump declared a loss of $916 million on his 1995 tax return. which means it could have allowed him to avoid paying federal income taxes on nearly $1 billion worth of income over an 18-year period. all legal, by the way. mismanagement of three casinos, his airplane and the plaza hotel in new york. the "times" received the documents in the mail anonymously, with a return address of trump tower. his former accountant, no now is retired, verified them. the clinton campaign said, this bomb shell report reveals the colossal nature of trump's failures. trump's campaign said he's paid hundreds of millions in state, local and federal trump tweeted this this morning. i know our comple

, and the supreme questions on as fitness to be president. mark halperin and john heilemann will host a special before the debate beginning at 8:30 p.m. eastern time. merkel warns not to expect any miracles when she meets with vladimir putin in berlin today. it is him a must certain that the fighting in syria will come up. germany, the u.s., and the u.k. are considering sanctions over russia's bombing of the syrian city of aleppo. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg. alix: u.s. equity futures inching higher this morning, but we have some stocks on the downside. one of them is intel. third-quarter earnings did beat estimates, revenues were up 9% year on year, but it was the readthrough for what it meant for the pc market. consumer pc demand is better but not strong and it sees makers cutting inventory. moving over to yahoo!, slightly higher in the premarket it beat on earnings in the last quarter but core revenue fell 15% year on year. increased consumer customer traffic despite acknowle

about the economy, taxes, social security, spending and defense. mark halperin will be conducting the interviews and they should get underway shortly. we will becoming a couple of debates today. state race debates on c-span, 12:15 p.m. eastern the pennsylvania eighth congressional district debate, and the north dilemma senate debate coming up on c-span this evening at 7:00 eastern. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> -- "bloomberg news." >> so welcome everybody. it's great to see everybody again at a amazing at the table breakfast politics. sponsored of course by the pete peterson foundation. we're thrilled to have your and people line streaming -- live stream. we are thrilled at the top of economy. over the past week we really want to focus on issues that matter. i am looking for doing a really substantive talk today about both candidates and economic policies and not so many other things people in my profession at the been spinning to talk to us we. mark halperin has great guests lined up and will be fantastic. to take everything off

four-way matchup. trump is losing support among men and the less educated. mark halperin and john heilemann will host a special predebate broadcast. you can watch it at a: 30 p.m. new york time. it will also be live streamed on twitter at #debate. a tutor style home will be auctioned at the roosevelt hotel here in downtown manhattan. opening bid is $849,000. trump lived in the home, built in 1940, by his developer father , until he was four years old. michigan considered abandoning its a one person emergency management structure and instead install the team for municipalities and school districts, under state control. that is according to a report released by a legislative committee that -- related to the flint water crisis. many have been criminally charged since medical experts innd elevated levels of lead children. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. scarlet? scarlet: thank you so much, we have ebay results. per share.ed that is better than what analysts anticipated. th

respect," john heilemann, and mark halperin, starts right now. >> i'm mark halperin. >> and i'm john heilemann. and with all due respect to rudy giuliani, you're not the world's best headline writer, but you're in the world's worst. >> do you see that on the front page of "the new york times"."." hillary clinton admits she is a liar. >> headline idea, it's the end of the world as they know it, but pawnee feels fine. >> that's a little long. >> all right, citizens spend pleasant evening as pawnee enjoysed nation's parks. >> somehow a little longer. >> all right. let's go with the first one. >>> on the show tonight, bombshell reports about donald

in washington tonight. we have reporting from mark halperin and others are considering which way to lose here. should we ask donald trump or try to get donald trump off the ticket and go with some kind of write-in campaign? some sticker campaign that people attach to ballots with the acknowledgment that donald trump cannot win. so which way do we want to lose? tied to him as our nominee or cut him loose or take a more honorable path. do you have any sense of that kind of discussion going on in washington or any view of it yourself how you regard that strategic question? >> you know, i was on an airplane until about 5:00 p.m. mountain time. i can't tell you i have been in any conversations or discussions or anything like that. i would just hope the media would hold the clintons to the same high standard. you know, i want us as a people, as a nation, as a party on both sides of the aisle. we need good people on both sides of the aisle. we better call it out for what it is and not just have it be one sided. i don't know what's going to happen. i can't tell. i will tell you i will not e