Eric Holthaus and Brian Stelter discuss some of the reasons why the national coverage fell short: Floods are uniquely difficult to cover; the storm had no name; and the election has squeezed out other stories.
How accessible is Hillary Clinton to journalists? Tamara Keith, who covers the Clinton campaign for NPR, talks with Brian Stelter about the candidate's decision not to hold a full fledged news conference so far this year.
Rigged polls? Hidden support for Trump? Slanted samples of voters? 538 founder Nate Silver cuts through the noise and explains how to interpret presidential polling data.
Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards addresses Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani's suggestion there is a double standard in the way President Obama is being treated for not visiting Louisiana. He insists he does not want to make the flooding there a political issue.
In a heated exchange, O'Malley said that people come to the USA "with last names like Lewandowski and O'Malley, not because we're a nativist white America"
