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Insiders and Outsiders in the Race to the White House

Ten Republican presidential candidates were up against the World Series last night as well as against each other. We hear some lively exchanges and talk about the continued uncertainty for a crowded field of amateurs and political pros.

By Warren Olney • Oct 29, 2015 • 52m Listen

Ten Republican presidential candidates were up against the World Series last night as well as against each other. But CNBC scored its biggest audience ever. We hear some lively exchanges and talk about the continued uncertainty for a crowded field of amateurs and political pros.

Later on the program, the world's most dominant sports team doesn't play baseball, football, cricket or even soccer. The New Zealand All Blacks play Rugby. They're back in the World Cup finals on Saturday night.

Photo: Republican presidential candidate businessman Donald Trump speaks as Senator Marco Rubio (L) listens at the 2016 Republican presidential candidates debate held by CNBC in Boulder, Colorado, October 28, 2015. (Rick Wilking/Reuters)

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Insiders and Outsiders in the Race to the White House

Ten Republican presidential candidates were up against the World Series last night as well as against each other. We hear some lively exchanges and talk about the continued uncertainty for a crowded field of amateurs and political pros.

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Insiders and Outsiders in the Race to the White House

Ten Republican presidential candidates were up against the World Series last night as well as against each other. We hear some lively exchanges and talk about the continued uncertainty for a crowded field of amateurs and political pros.

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