Donald Trump appeared on The Morton Downey Jr. Show in 1989 to discuss foreign policy and the media. Twenty seven years later, his words are almost identical.
Donald Trump's frequent visits to the Howard Stern Show are coming back to haunt him. From his comments about women to his statement about the Iraq war, a treasure trove of tapes is providing plenty of ammunition for Trump's critics. CNNMoney's Brian Stelter looks at how the shock jock is a central character in this election, even though Stern says it would be a betrayal for him to release the tapes himself.
Amani Al-Khatahtbeh, author of "Muslim Girl: Coming of Age," says the current election cycle has pulled back the curtain on "the underlying sentiments that exist within America toward people that are different from us."
Speech patterns look a little different when you're not quite telling the truth. For example, the word "I" tends to disappear. A look at the deceptive language of the 2016 race.
Sixty percent of investors now say Clinton is the best candidate for the stock market, according to a new E*Trade poll of nearly 1,000 active investors versus only 40% for Trump.
What some have called 'Clownmageddon' - an increase in sightings of creepy clowns, some carrying weapons - has now traveled from the U.S., across the pond, to the UK.
As the race gets uglier and the election draws closer, record amounts of money are flowing into the campaigns. Christine Romans looks at the huge cash piles and mega-donors.
Michael D'Antonio author of "The Truth About Trump," and Tim O'Brien, the executive editor of Bloomberg View, discuss Trump's volatile presidential campaign.
Donald Trump has been planting seeds of doubt about the integrity of our political system. CNNMoney's Brian Stelter says "we, as a country, cannot allow ourselves to become numb" to the conspiratorial talk.
Poppy Harlow goes to neighboring counties in Pennsylvania - one that's bleeding manufacturing jobs and the other with a strong white-collar economy. Who will these voters pick for president?