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Business and build a donald trump out. kurt eichenwald reports that the tax records submitted to the new jersey department of law and public safety concerning casinos showed five years of income, and that information showed that he declared $76,000 in income in 1975. $24,000 of income in 1976. 118,000 in 1977. and then in 1978, he reported a loss of 406,000. that was more than double the amount of his previously -- his earned income for the previous three years. and then the next year, he lost almost ten times more than that, in 1979 he lost $3.4 million. . those losses would have driven anyon...

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Go. there was such an interesting moment in the first debate, because donald trump's line has always been i borrowed a million from my father and i paid it off completely with interest. and that's his whole story. a million loan. he paid it off completely with interest. hillary clinton used a much bigger number in the debate. i think it might have been $14 million. >> 14 million. >> much bigger. and donald trump didn't contest it at all. he must have figured that she's got the research that has now been revealed in kurt eichenwald's article. >> i think actually hillary clinton was incorrect. i...

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$70 million. it's money he could not have gotten on his own. >> kurt eichenwald, another great report. thanks very much for joining us. and david cay johnston, thank you for joining us. i really appreciate it. coming up, mara teresa kumar will rejoin us to deal with this. >> senator, you whipped out that mexican thing again. and we are watching hurricane michael as it heads towards florida. the national hurricane center will have an updated forecast at 11:00 p.m. brian williams will have that live at 11.

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U.s." eichenwald writes that officials at the counterterrorism center of the cia were so frustrated and so convinced an attack was coming, they suggested transferring so as not to be blamed when the attack took place. all told, it's a devastating portrait. roger cressey is an nbc news terrorism analyst and was deputy for counterterrorism at the national security council on september 11, shgs , 2001. michael tomasky is special correspondent for "newsweek" and the daily beast. let me start with roger. let at the start with roger. you have been on this show so often about this question, about wha...

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Attacks, i thought about why didn't we know this. i knew we needed to figure out what went wrong to prevent other attacks, but i didn't want to start the finger pointing, you know, and say to our intelligence communities, you fouled up, you should have caught this, why didn't you know? >> perhaps one reason they failed to catch this was because his administration neglected the threat in the lead-ups to the attacks. according to an article by kurt eichenwald, the white house, quote, failed to take significant action on multiple warnings by the intelligence community. on may 1st of 2001, the cia...