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cloud Bloomberg. are weighing in and those of you who put money on it through those say the Democratic

candidate has a 73% chance winning the election now the Republican 27% and

that according to some analysts, reflects the idea that Wall Street doesn't like

uncertainty and doesn't particularly like Donald Trump's plans and are happy to

bet on the idea of Hillary Clinton becoming president.

David Rosenberg is chief economist at Gluskin Chef in Toronto.

He is in our New York studios.

I should mention I'm in Washington today following up on the debate.

Tom Keene will be in the New York studio.

But David is there, and David, Wall Street seems to think that it's better the devil they know

in Hillary Clinton than the one they don't in Donald Trump.

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