the clinton campaign, the clinton foundation. it is unprecedented. >> -- look this is a democratic nominee this year was under criminal investigation by fbi in the year she ran, that is not' top story, you would think that would belo be -- prohibitive. a small frack of what trump got for women, 20 minutes on clinton foundation, pay to play, two minutes on benghazi, they are sca are -- scandals that go to heart whether she can funfunction as president they are pushed to the back of the line. >> two largest newspapers, this is washington post, and "new york times," have honors. jeff bezos, himself is committed to destroying the candidacy of donald trump. carlos slim, largest single shareholder now in "new york times." both organizations, driven anti-trump, anti-- and most unantidemocratic fashion if i could put it that. what in the world should american people do in response? do you see a wake up here in an alarm? or more apathy and indifference? >> every cycle it grows the number of people who do not trust the press, press have pr

hillary clinton today with obama's trademark takedown of donald trump. >> when they go low, we go -- >> high! >> yes, we do. >> are you all with me? you ready to roll up your sleeves? >> bill clinton, inc., is threatening to overshadow today's big event. an e-mail leaked by wikileaks. >> reporter: this is an optics problem for the clinton campaign, for the clinton foundation. it feeds into this narrative there's something untrustworthy about south korea clinton about how she's handled her campaign. >>> 12-day forecast. only a dozens days to go. trump and clinton playing the expectations game. >> we cannot stop for a minute. no complacency here. now, donald trump says he can still win, and he's right. >> so far i haven't. don't talk about, it okay? >> you know, i don't pay attention to polls when they're good and i don't pay attention to them when they're bad. >> here's one when she makes a speech for 15 minutes. she goes home and goes to bed. she has less energy than jeb bush. >>> good day, i'm andre

, bill clinton, hillary clinton, the clinton foundation -- by the way, they were passing out immunity to like parties favors, including cheryl mills. >> to shut the case down. >> right. to set aside perhaps. >> isn't it given specific information that you're going to hand over. >> right. >> so there may still be some opening somewhere. but i'm assuring they dotted thash a's and crossed their t's. >> when the person making the proffer is offering evidence of a crime. otherwise there's no point of giving immunity. >> why fbi ever agree as part of the deal to destroy evidence. >> because they wanted to get rid of it, pure and simple. sometimes the most simple answers are the ones that come to mind. >> common sense. >> whatdy didn't count on is that wikileaks -- >> julian assange. >> has was the unknown variable that will haunt them. and the problem is we're real close to the election here and there's a strong likelihood she could be the next president. now what? >> impeach her. >> they knew wikileaks was coming out. they knew they were in deep tlubl and they said let's hold it. >> that's

clinton: thank you. thank you. [applause] ms. clinton: thank you. your eminence, your excellencies, members of the clergy, al and dan smith, donald and melania, and all the distinguished guests. earlier tonight, al reminded me that when the first al smith ran for president he chose as his running mate the progressive senator from arkansas, joseph g robinson, who is one of my husband's political heroes. this work that you do through the dinner, al, you have done it now for 30 years, is such a labor of love. you have been a hero for both the children of the archdiocese and for the city of new york, and i think we all owe al smith a great round of applause. [applause] ms. clinton: this is such a special event that i took a break from my rigorous nap schedule to be here. [laughter] ms. clinton: and as you have already heard, it is a treat for all of you too, because usually i charge a lot for speeches like this. [laughter] ms. clinton: but for me, it was kind of ironic thinking about a fiery populist, al smith. if he were here today and saw how much mon

we can attack bill clinton. we can attack hillary clinton. it works for you guys. that's exactly what donald trump was doing today and he kind of teed it up for him and i wouldn't be surprised if it comes up. >> i don't think that works for donald trump to grow his appeal, which is what he needs to do. >> we'll see. we'll see what happens sunday. a lot more news ahead. another quick reminder about our cnn coverage ahead. guests tomorrow morning. and form he trump supporters tell why they are planning to vote for clinton. we'll see when changed their minds. also, evacuations begin in florida and several other south eastern states as hurricane matthew causes massive destruction. ight which is good for me hey! and bad for the barkley twins. take care of all your most important parts with centrum. upgraded to our most d3 ever. ♪ you foundi'm a robot! cars.com rawr yeti and found a place to service it, too. ♪ jingle bells now when you're ready, you can sell your old car and find your new one all on cars.com you know us for shopping, and now we're there for every tur

doug had been one of the partners of the firm had been close with the clintons, aide to bill clinton and provided a lot of services for bill clint, you know, as well. his firm is the one that chelsea was worried about getting advantage from the connection to the foundation for which they were doing fundraising for bill clinton and the connection to bill clinton to whom they were steering business, speech-making business. jenna: we will see what happens at that and whether or not we see headlines of a sale. that could be interesting as well. great to have you on the program. >> you bet. john: we will be taking that up ahead. first lady michelle obama is campaigning with hillary clinton for the first time in north carolina where there is also a hotly contested senate race republican in dead-heat with democratic challenger former state aclu director debra ross. republicans consider this as must-win race if they are to hold a majority in the u.s. senate. jonathan gives us a closer look live from charlotte, north carolina. >> hi, john, this race is too close for comfort for either candida

hillary clinton campaigns in iowa while bill clinton is in pennsylvania. clinton's running mate tim kaine and president obama campaigning for her in the key battleground state of florida. our senior white house correspondent jim acosta is covering the trump campaign for us, joining us from manchester, new hampshire. so, jim, what is trump's message and strategy today, 11 days to go? >> reporter: yeah, wolf. i just talked to a trump campaign official who says that the gop nominee when he does address this crowd here in manchester, new hampshire, will again be talking about the drug epidemic they've been dealing with up here in new hampshire. a subject donald trump likes to talk about a lot when he visit this state. but he is also going to be keeping up his attacks on obama care and on these ethical questions surrounding the clinton campaign that have been generated by those e-mails stolen by and released by wikileaks. so we'll hear more of that from donald trump, but i think the other big story line today, wolf, no question about it, is this news that donal

bill clinton was the 42nd president of the united states. >> i, william jefferson clinton, do solemnly swear. >> what's the first thing they would do in the white house? >> pull the covers over our heads. i think every woman who has been in this position has redefined it to fit her. >> the couple quickly got to work. >> hillary wanted to play a major role and was entitled to. and she and i discussed the possibility of her being chief of staff, and i said that's a bad idea because the owner has to always be able to fire the manager. >> i'm grateful that hillary has agreed to chair this task force not only because it means she'll be sharing some of the heat i expect to generate. >> so bill set up a task force on health care with hillary in charge. >> rosalynn carter had sat in on cabinet meetings, but this is the first time a first lady had had an office in the west wing. >> am i conscious that i could get blamed or be criticized? of course. but i think that it's a risk that my husband believes is worth taking, and i agree with him. we believe if we have everybody in the system, that wil

>> they voted for bill clinton. they're concerned about their pocketbook issues and they're concerned about gender equity issues. they're not concerned about mitigating bill clinton. >> bill clinton is one of the most popular people in the world. james carville kept saying it over and over again that he's a popular man, but he is. i've been to places like ireland with him, and he's loved. why is he loved despite his public behavior. something is there. why does that not hurt bill clinton? >> it's partly because of who bill clinton is as a person which donald trump and hillary clinton couldn't do last night on the debate stage which is make a real connection with voters. bill clinton is the american dream. he came from nothing to become the highest office in the land, and i think also, secondly, people have fond memories of a better time in terms of the economy as well. the 1990s were undoubtedly -- in disputably a growth era for blue collar voters. >> he kept coming back. this idea that we all sin, we all fail, we a

amy: and tell us a little bit about the clinton campaign. you cover the clinton campaign. she was on the plane when this news broke. the wi-fi service on the plane is spotty. she didn't even know about this. neither did the reporters there when they landed. talk to us about not only her reaction, we saw her speaking there, but what you think the campaign is doing right now about this. >> the campaign is doing sort of a slow motion version of what they have done in response to this email issue from -- for a year and a half now. which is, hunker down, investigate internally. think it through. issue a statement in this case from john and work up to having hillary clinton say something herself. she looked about as close to being in a hostage video as i've seen here. at that podium. she took 3 1/2 minutes of questions. it wasn't an extensive iteration of this. and she came very close to pointing fingers at comey in a partisan way. she walked right up to the line of saying, this is, in her view, an inappropriate thing for him to be doing. she walked right up to that. the trump c

lonnie davis, a former attorney with the clintons and a big clinton supporter, he is going to be on the show later tonight with me, he said, bring 200, 300 agents in and we'll work around the clock for the next 24 hours and put all the e-mails you have out into the public domain and let people pour through them themselves. that is feasible. >> the court of public opinion may thrive on innuendos but the court of law does not. the fbi's role is in the court of law to say, here are the facts and the evidence we have. when you have generic or vague description that you may have a box that says hillary on it and we are going to draw conclusions based on that generic, nonspecific basis, you are left with just having enu indoe. that's the reason the justice department does not want pending investigations commented on. not because of the timing, not just because of timing, not just because it is a presidential election, not because of hillary clinton. because we do not know what those e-mails contain. perhaps the more prudent course, you are right, perhaps was not to talk about it in july but a

but if the clinton cam goes to war with the fbi director, hillary clinton's aide is lying low. we're live on the campaign trail coming up. eight days until the election. a week from tomorrow. stay with us. ♪ before it became a medicine, it was an idea. a wild "what-if." so scientists went to work. they examined 87 different protein structures and worked for 12 long years. there were thousands of patient volunteers and the hope of millions. and so after it became a medicine, someone who couldn't be cured, could be. me. ♪ >>> hillary clinton is in the battleground state of ohio and talking about the renewed fbi e-mail investigation. the democratic nominee just wrapped up an event in kent, which is 30 miles southeast of cleveland, or title town -- we'll see. she told the crowd the fbi should examine the i'ms but says she is sure the feds will come to the same conclusion they did last time when the fix director, comey, insisted no rome prosecutor would charge hillary clinton. jennifer griffin is in cincinnati following the clinton campaign. >> reporter: it's interesting that hu

they're the clinton campaign. it's a corrupt at a level that nobody believed until now. >> and something else we've been talking about for 30 years which was revealed, the one between john pedesta and hillary. they're talking about why some groups succeed and others don't. and what they say is blacks and muslims will not be successful irrespective of circumstances. their expression, and what they're saying is what we've been saying for a long time. that is to be successful it's about drive and hard work and self-sacrifice own not blaming other people. that's what they believe, but they tell you you are being oppressed by racism. therefore we'll have a program for you whether it's set aside or affirmative action. they're laughing at you behind your back recognizing the programs are nothing more than instruments designed to get votes from us but not designed to make you succeed. it's insulting. it's what george bush called the soft bigotry of low expectations. they are lying to black people, telling them they're vic

dollars for both the clinton foundation and the clinton family. personally. fox news chief national correspondent ed henry has the story. >> while the shear number of wikileaks emails has made it hard for allegations of pay-to-play at the clinton foundation to break through with voters -- >> -- the more emails wikileaks releases, the more lines between the clinton foundation, the secretary of state's office and the clintons' personal finances they all get blurred. >> tonight, there are fresh signs republicans may have hit paydirt, literally, with a damaging email about former president bill clinton lining his box cold, hard cash. >> just today we read about clinton confident doug brand, bragging that he had funneled tens of millions of dollars to bill clinton inc. through the foundation donations, paid speeches, and consulting contracts. >> donald trump is referring to this long memo which details the complex relationship between the clinton foundation and their money-making operation. sip nicly dubbed bill clinton inc. not but donald trump you bu

he is attacking hillary clinton because of bill clinton's inif i had infidelities what did hillary clinton do that was wrong? >> she called the women bimbos, floozeys, said we have to discredit them. she hired private investigators to go and dig through their trash, dig into their private lives. she instructed her attorney, bob bennett, to threaten pedaling naked pictures. this is documented. hillary clinton spent the '90s bullying and smearing the women. one of the women said the shame stuck to them like tar. so this is her history. this is not a innuendo, this is fact. and if she is trying to act that she is somehow a champion for women, she doesn't have a leg to stand on. >> many of the allegations you just made are strongly contested. some don't even make sense. why would hillary clinton be personally spending money on private investigators? i don't know if you can find a source for that. >> it doesn't make sense? of course it makes sense, ari. the reason is because she wanted to find something in the history of those women to discredit them. and it's well-documented, various sources.

there's no allegation apparently that hillary clinton or hillary clinton's associates were withholding e-mail. there was no e-mail here from hillary clinton is what we have learned so far. it's not from her server. apparently the device is one that's owned by either huma abedin or anthony wiener. this is not -- >> four devices. >> it was not related to what we were discussing earlier in the week, which was that there was in the wikileaks information that was put out apparently mills, who was clinton's lawyer, was saying, we know about this and we think it's a problem and our people are dealing with this problem. this is none of that. this is a totally separate thing. it gets conflated because there's so much political energy around this. for republicans as we saw from the donald trump crowd, all of a sudden new hope, maybe this is going to change things. from the democrats, i think they're shocked. that's j john podesta said, put up or shut up. >> juan, we are missing the headline here. the fbi reopened an investigation into hillary clinton. >> i don't think that's right. >> that's wha

recent day, clinton leading in florida, clinton leading in ohio, clinton leading in nevada, i could go on and on and on, clinton leading in battleground states. why does this matter? this is the math that matters election day. we all believe secretary clinton would win and cross that threshold today. at the moment, the most in the toss-up states, the goal, clinton's leading, clinton's leading, clinton's leading, clinton's leading. republicans think she could be on a path to electoral college blowout, bigger than barack obama in 2012. donald trump gets it. i get it uphill. i'm going to work until the very end. >> were she 28 days. november 8th is the big day. we're going to get out, we're going to win. i'm going to make three, four, five stops a day. i may be limping across that finish line, but we're going to get across that finish line. >> three, four, five stops a day. at some point, talking about the metrics of the campaign. it gets hard. you can focus on one state and turn a state. if you have to turn florida, very different from nevada, very different from pennsylvania, which is v

bill clinton takes the white house. 2000, clinton vice president al gore is battling george w. bush. republican strategists are certain bush can pull ahead, and then news emerges bush was arrested 24 years earlier for drunk driving. in the popular vote, the race winds up a tie. although bush wins. the back wash of that october surprise, halloween trick or a treat depending on how you look at it. anderson? >> a lot of surprises. >>> coming up -- thank you very much. coming up another hour of 360. we will keep an eye on cedar rapids, iowa. we will get the latest on the decision to revisit the clinton server case. the e-mails in question are connected to clinton's aide huma abedin. more details ahead. ( ♪ ) ♪ they tell me i'm wrong ♪ ♪ to want to stand alongside my, my love ♪ ♪ whoa, talkin' 'bout my love ♪ ♪ to want to stand a[ rock music playing ] have fun with your replaced windows. run away! [ grunts ] leave him! leave him! [ music continues ] brick and mortar, what?! [ music continues ] [ tires screech ] [ laughs ] [ doorbell rings ] when you bundle home and a

the clinton, inc. story is great, and it hurts the clintons. it is harder to explain. the when you get that notice in the mail that your rates are going up, that's easy. >> and mark, another knockout all these accusations about donald trump sexually the trial thatn, came out last week was buried by this announcement. john: an interesting question right now, to me, is whether comey will have to respond. let me know what you think about that, and do you think the clinton campaign would rather have him go forward or rather have him stay hidden away and continue to be on him? >> i think he has to come forward, given all the criticism he is facing from all sides, and given how close we are to the election. i actually do believe that the clinton campaign is being honest when they say they wanted to come forward with all the information. there is no indication that there is anything new, any bombshell. it would benefit them, i think, for them to be more transparent. >> except there is nothing for him to say right now. we know they have to go through all those e-mails. what ca

campaign, the clinton cartel, the clinton foundation, it is breath taking. have you ever seen the like? >> no, nobody has. we have never in american history had the depth of corruption that we're seeing and frankly, you'll notice that john podesta, the leader of the clinton campaign, was having dinners with justice department officials while they were investigating hillary. the fact is that the stench of corruption now has infected the fbi, comey is the first corrupt director we've seen in the sense he clearly, a lie, he clearly was, i assume, pressured by the attorney general who had a skroet meeting with bill clinton on an airplane the week they were going to interview his wife. you couldn't write a novel. treason is a novel. i couldn't write a novel that had all of these different pieces that would be believable. people would say, no, it can't possibly be this sick. but the truth is, we're learning it is this sick and that's why i believe in the end hillary loses. i don't believe the american people is going to send somebody to the white house who ought t

clinton has more money. clinton has a better organization. is it reasonable to think donald trump can win those states? of course not. even if he did, let's do it. unlikely, but let's just do it. even then it's not enough. donald trump is a little bit closer but when you go state by state, and you look at these states, not impossible, but highly improbable. >> tough, thank you john king, i appreciate that. >>> when we come back new revelations about the clinton foundation, what will it all mine with 12 days until election day. raveled, what is your nationality and i would always answer hispanic. so when i got my ancestry dna results it was a shocker. i'm everything. i'm from all nations. i would look at forms now and wonder what do i mark? because i'm everything. and i marked other. discover the story only your dna can tell. order your kit now at ancestrydna.com. and now...i'm in bristol, inia. tennessee. on this side of the road is virginia... and on this side it's tennessee. no matter which state in the country you live in, you could save h

joining me now from clinton headquarters in brooklyn, new york, to discuss friday's shocker is clinton campaign manager robby mook. robby, what's your reaction to fbi director comey's announcement, and why do you think he did it? >> chris, thanks for having me. you know, we were very surprised by what we're asking at this point is director comey get all the information out on the table, all of it, so the american people can judge for themselves. this issue was vetted through for months. director comey came to a conclusion. we believe the voters have already made up their minds on this issue. so we find it very strange that ten days out, that he's putting this letter out there. and we discovered last night from yahoo! news that he and the messages. we just want all the information out there. >> why do you think he did it? >> i don't know. and this is the problem, chris. this letter was put out there. we have no information whatsoever about what might be in those e-mails. again, according to yahoo! news , it appears he may not have seen any of these e-mails at all. so we think he has a r

and this campaign is not about bill clinton, it's about hillary clinton and her history, as someone who was not a champion of women, quite the opposite, made these women feel afraid to come out and made them feel smeared and shamed. >> i'm trying to figure out what the trouble standard here is from the trump campaign to talk about how hillary clinton was smearing bill clinton's accusers and not donald trump smearing these accusers. >>> we'll check in on hillary clinton's campaign to see how much impact the wikileaks are having. stay with us. using 60,000 points from my chase ink card i bought all the framework... wire... and plants needed to give my shop... a face... no one will forget. see what the power of points can do for your business. learn more at chase.com/ink see what the power of points can do for your business. hashtag stuffy nose. hashtag no sleep. hashtag mouthbreather. just put on a breathe right strip. it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right. the search for relief often leads her

like wise, clinton helped manage the u.s. withdrawal from iraq but allowed isis to gather strength there and in syria. she failed to pure suede president obama to funnel weapons to syrian rebels early on. >> she left behind a written record. she left behind a record of actions. she is relatively a realist. although, she has been committed to issues of women's rights, girls education, those kinds of things, a little bit softer. but certainly not an idealist who seeks to remake the world. >> reporter: as a real estate developer licensing manager and reality tv star, donald trump possesses next to no professional foreign policy experience. his first comments to the candidate about mexican immigrants plunged him into controversy. >> they are bringing drugs. they are bringing crimes. they are rapists. and some i assume are good people. >> reporter: a meeting with mexico's president went fairly smoothly. but trump's foreign policy stance have been contradictory as when he denies he said allies like south korea should be allowed to

weighs in on clinton's e-mail trouble and the conflicts posed by the clinton foundation. >> the good news, thank god, is there is no evidence of anything that's been illegal. >> dickerson: new cbs battleground tracker numbers give us the first look into the political impact of the f.b.i. director's move in the states that matter the most. it's all coming up on "face the nation." good morning and welcome to "face the nation." i'm john dickerson. with a little over a week to go before election day, the ban lash from f.b.i. director the discovery of possible evidence tied to the clinton e-mail server investigation has been intense. there's been a lot of confusion. what we know is that thousands of e-mails were found on a laptop belonging to former new york congressman anthony weiner and his wife huma abedin that could have some bearing on the investigation into whether or not hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server violated the law. weiner is under investigation girl. abedin is a top aide to hillary clinton. the couple is separated, but she reportedly transferred state departme

clinton: thank you! [chanting hillary!] mrs. clinton: thank you so much. i am so excited to be here. i want to thank you. [cheers] mrs. clinton: i want to give a big shout out -- i'm here with a lot of great people who are working so hard in this campaign. i want to thank evan, that you so much ken. remember the congress, congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. congressman hastings. and your congresswoman, lois frankel. [cheers] mrs. clinton: i also wonder think sheriff israel for being here. and mayer resnick just gave me a key to the city. [cheers] mrs. clinton: i want to thank my longtime friend and such a great leader, chad griffin. human rights campaign president. i know chad told me there are a bunch of human rights campaign organizers. [cheers] mrs. clinton: as i've said many times, hrc sounds good to me. [cheers] mrs. clinton: well, my friends, just nine days left until november 8. nine days that really will determine the outcome of the most important election of our lifetimes. we cannot take anyone or anything for granted. it is great to be here a

that was a big clinton foundation donor. they also paid bill clinton's speaking fees. you can go down the list and lock at example after example which certainly does look like pay for play and corruption. >> yeah. we did this more than a year ago in an hour special called tangled web. and based on the clinton cash book by peter schweitzer. pull into clinton emails it does brings things brought up. let's talk about that today jen palmeri, people have made their judgment with the clinton foundation. clinton foundation four star rating has done a lot of great life saving work and compare that to the trump foundation which has been i will locally donations to political candidates and spend money buying portraits of donald trump. within the press core, in particular, there is a lot of interest behind the scenes staff entry. we understand that but we don't believe that this is something that voters are going to focus on or going to care about. >> a.b.? >> they're hoping that this is baked into the cake of people supporting hillary clinton because they don't want donald trump

a cnn special report "unfinished business: the essential hillary clinton." >> hillary clinton sale, folks. >> in june of 2008, after a year and a half long campaign, hundreds of hillary clinton's friend and supporters gathered in the nation's capital. >> it was like running 7/8 of the race. you could see that finish line and you knew you weren't going to cross it. it was surprisingly emotional for all of us. >> the woman who many hoped would make history as the country's first female president had fallen short. >> she was surrounded by her daughter. on the other side of her was her mother. >> well, this isn't exactly the party i planned, but i sure like the company. >> i did feel as if i was standing there at another step in history because my grandmother was born before women had the right to vote and she lived long enough to vote for her daughter for president. that to me is an amazing american arc. >> although we weren't able to shatter that highest, hardest glass ceiling this time, thanks to you, it's got about 18 million cracks in it. >> i think that hillary clinton's a fighter first

she's a close -- >> the right arm of hillary clinton. >> right arm of hillary clinton and has been a long time. there is information on there that is significant enough for the fbi to come out and say this. and i just think this is just like the third strike. when you talk about october surprises. the first is wikileaks and then obamacare premiums about 25 percent going occupy aup and th fbi reopening the case. >> you forgot the "access hollywood" tapes. >> i'm talk about the hillary clinton. and three strikes. i met a woman tonight who was truly undecided. she said i haven't watched the campaign. if she tunes in right now what conclusion is she going to come to? >> as a clinton supporter how freaked out are you and how upset that there is not more detail in the comey letter? >> very upset. >> i notice you avoided the freaked out. >> i'll be honest. when i first heard it yes, of course i was freaked out. but then again to the point about the fbi not providing enough information when we took -- when we took a step back and actually started realizing what was in there, from the reporti

blocks for clinton and trump. where does clinton need to cut into trump? jessie: college educated men and women are usually republicans. but hillary clinton sees this as a place to pick up votes. a lesser extent cleveland, where there are a lot of college educated white individuals. these are people who voted for governor john kasich over donald trump in the gop primary. as peoplethese people they might be able to convince because of trump's rhetoric to come to their side. trump is doing very well in southeast ohio, the appalachian region which has voted for democrats in the past but it is very much trump country this year. >> what about the divisions between the chair of the ohio republican party and the trump campaign? it is no secret that john sake kasich is not in the donald trump campaign. does that affect the turnout by mainstream republicans in ohio? jessie: it definitely has potential to play a role. the trump campaign has not been making a lot of friends with mainstream republican voters this year. like y

the clinton campaign should covet. a poll from the research institute said likely catholic voters favored hillary clinton over trump 55% to 34%. and a georgetown study shows that in the past 16 presidential elections, catholics have voted republican only three times, once for nixon, twice for reagan. again, we e-mailed the clinton campaign for a response. so far, nothing. >> trace, thank you. >>> joining me now with more, president of the family research council, tony perkins. to tony, good to see you again. >> good evening. >> the hostility toward christians in this and the one paragraph in particular, catholics, as this man describes as bastardizing the faith and dismissing the entire catholic belief system as severely backwards when it comes to gender relations and on and on he goes. and clinton's campaign communication director seems to agree wholeheartedly. >> megyn, it should be no surprise to those who listen to what hillary clinton says. remember, this is the same elitist vineyard that gave us the term basket o

clinton: that's true. i did not the first debate, and i am going to try not to in this debate because i would like to get to the questions that people have brought here tonight. ok, donald, i know you are in the a diversion tonight, anything to avoid talking about your campaign and the way it is exploding and the way republicans are leaving you, but -- let us focus on the issues people care about tonight. i think hillary clinton made a very wise decision. i am not going to be punching back. i actually want to appear like a victim on stage. i think these things relate. the viewers did not take in, here is the debate, here is the billy bush thing. it is all for collating at the same time -- she looks more empathetic than she ever did before. she has this man hovering at her and laying back. john, thoughts? john: well, you know, i thought there were a couple moments, the abraham lincoln thing, a few things that were small missteps. you're watching someone self immolate or dig a hole, you have got, the right s

clintons. it's harder to explain, but when you get that notice in the mail that your rates are going up on an average of 25%, that's real easy. that's -- clinton hurts your pocketbook. >> and mark, another thing it knocked out of the headlines was all these accusations about donald trump sexually assaulting women. and there was just a 12th woman that came forward last week, and it became completely buried by this fbi announcement. >> so, an interesting question right now is still, to me, is whether comey is going to have to respond. is he going to do a press conference? will he come forward? first of all, let me know what you think about that. and do you think clinton campaign would rather have him come forward or stay hidden away and continue beat on him using hill as a punching bag? >> i think he has to come forward, given the -- all the criticism he's facing from all sides. and given how close we are to the election. and i actually do believe that the clinton campaign is being honest when th

hillary clinton. john podesta told reporters last night that the fbi is investigating the hack of his account. and he's also say that roger stone had been in much ji founder of wikileaks about julian sa song about the e-mail hack. >> so, i think it's a reasonable assumption or at least a reasonable conclusion that mr. stone had advanced warning in the trump campaign. and advance warning about what assange was going to do. >> the trump campaign is also out with new full contact tv ad that attacks hillary clinton over her stamina and her strength. watch. >> hillary clinton failed ever single time. agency secretary of state. now, she wants to be president. hillary clinton doesn't have the fortitude. strength, or stamina to lead in our world. >> the clinton campaign responded to the ad with a statement saying this good to know donald trump's meltdown has continued to his tv buys. as a b-movie script this would be have been rejected as being ridiculous. it's embarrassing and beneath the dignity of the offi

clinton, 46%. trump, 45%. this was taken this weekend, post-fbi announcement. 63% say no difference. but 34%, one in three, say it makes them less likely to support hillary clinton, and there's a sizable democratic component in that 34%. does this sense that hillary clinton was sailing to victory here, does that go out the window now? >> look, i think this race was destined to tighten anyway. they always do at the end. you have undecided voters who are starting to drift toward donald trump a little bit anyway because if they hadn't decided at this point, they may have already decided not to vote for her. you have some gary johnson voters, the libertarian candidate. his support was shrinking. those people look a lot more like trump supporters. and you also have some republicans coming home, which tends to happen late in the game. so i think there was going to be some tightening. this probably increases the tightening. but you also have to say on the other hand that a lot of the country is already locked in one

clinton. hillary clinton has been preparing for the debate. donald trump has been on the campaign trail in wisconsin and two big rallies in colorado. listen to what he said in colorado junction on that topic. >> she's home sleeping and i'm working. so that's the way it's going to be in the white house too. she'd be sleeping, i'd be working. >> reporter: donald trump has got a couple of special guests who are going to be with him tonight at the debate. first of all, pat smith who is the mother of a ben gau zi victim, and the half brother of president obama will be there. he says he's going to vote for donald trump this year. fox news anchor chris wallace will be moderating. the first time an anchor from fox news has been asked to moderate a presidential debate. some of the topics, debt and entitlements, the economy, supreme court and fitness. >> taking a run maybe this morning. >> it's going to be a good one. >> i went to the fitness center yesterday. >> good for you. is that before or after th

detailing the clinton campaign's early plan for handling bill clinton's sex scandals. the strategy? to simply brush it aside by saying -- a strategy that obviously has not worked. joining me executive editor of the weekly standard, fox news contributor, fred barnes. good to see you. these documents are being ignored by not only the left-wing national media but much of the conservative media in the country, and it alarmingly so, don't you think? >> i think it's a mistake, to the extent that's happening, you know, wikileaks, as you suggested earlier, lou, the one thing that can break through somewhat break through the wall that surround the dia wall that surrounds and protects hillary clinton, but there's so much stuff, you mentioned a good bit of it, you know, it was the one that alarmed me the most that i thought was the worst of all was the clinton campaign in order to protect hillary clinton's e-mails between her and the president got the president to claim executive privilege over these things. they had nothing to do with national security or great domestic issues.

like wise, clinton helped manage the u.s. withdrawal from iraq but isis to gather strength there and in syria. she failed to pure suede president obama to funnel weapons to syrian rebels early on. >> she left behind a written record. she left behind a record of actions. she is relatively a realist. although, she has been committed to issues of women's rights, girls education, those kinds of things, a little bit softer. but certainly not an idealist who seeks to remake the world. >> reporter: as a real estate developer licensing manager and reality tv star, donald trump possesses next to no professional foreign policy experience. his first comments to the candidate about mexican immigrants plunged him into controversy. >> they are bringing drugs. they are bringing crimes. they are rapists. and some i assume are good people. >> reporter: a meeting with mexico's president went fairly smoothly. but trump's foreign policy stance have been contradictory as when he denies he said allies like south korea should be allowed to have nuc

and mind of hillary clinton. and she is going to have to choose, as she did to a great degree during the campaign when she put john podesta in charge, who has a long-time relationship with hillary clinton but -- and with bill clinton, but they're going to have to make a decision about whether it's -- it's the old gang or it's the new people that come in and can set her on the sort of straight and narrow here. i think that this is -- when i read these e-mails, it was kind of, for me -- i don't know about you, jake -- it was sort of dÉÀa vu all over again back from the '90s. >> yeah. i mean, i just hope, assuming she wins -- nobody should assume anything these days -- but should she win, i hope she chooses wisely regarding the group of individuals she surrounds herself with. on the other side of the aisle, david, jason chaffetz reversed himself on his support for trump. listen to what he had to say to don lemon right after the "access hollywood" tape broke three weeks ago. >> my wife, julie, and i, we have got a

clinton well -- moderator: secretary clinton? sec. clinton at the last debate, we heard donald talking about what he did to women. and after that, a number of women have come forward saying that's exactly what he did to them. now, what was his response? well, he held a number of big rallies where he said that he could not possibly have done those things to those women because they were not attractive enough for them to be assaulted. mr. trump: i did not say that. i did not say that. sec. clinton in fact, he went on to say -- moderator: her two minutes -- sir, her two minutes. her two minutes. mr. trump: i did not say that. moderator: it's her two minutes. sec. clinton he went on to say, "look at her. i don't think so." about another woman, he said, "that wouldn't be my first choice." he attacked the woman reporter writing the story, called her "disgusting," as he has called a number of women during this campaign. donald thinks belittling women makes him bigger. he goes after their dignity, their self-worth, and i don't think there is

the clinton team knows how to deal with him. hillary clinton herself does. i think playing it safe is probably the right thing for her to do. when she takes risks she is not , always the best performer. i think it is going to take a big disclosure to be a problem. donny, do you think sports metaphors come into politics all the time, do you think four corners offense, i say proudly in the tar heel state, is the right move for hillary clinton order she needed to keep taking chances to make sure she does not blow it? donny: let us say she fired back at trump about what she was saying about her husband. the story today would have been about that. the story needs to continue to be about donald trump and donald trump and winning. what she needs to do is continue this rope-a-dope strategy. i think it was very deliberate that she did not respond. they need to run out the clock without seeming defensive. let trump continue to define the election. he is unelectable in his current form. anchor: the closer we get to election day, the closer, go ahead. donny: no, go ahea

bill clinton. presumably, the monica lewinsky scandal. i assume that hillary clinton, being somebody who likes to know about an opponent might know about this and say something about this, jeffrey. might say, i recognize this is your position now but in 1999, when it came to my personal life, you expressed sympathy for me. >> i believe where we are tonight was ignited when she earlier in the campaign called donald trump a sexist and went after him. she's been after him in everything, from the basket of deplorables, that his supporters are sexist, racist, et cetera, et cetera. finally, you know, after all that mud, enough is enough. he is the guy who says, he hits back. if you're going to take a swing at him, and that's what she did, and so -- >> come on. >> van? >> first of all, you're saying it started when she talked about his sexism. he actually did things that were sexist. you left that part out. he actually talked about a woman like that. he talked women pigs. you always skip the part where yo

clinton is attacking mr. trump on a war on women argument, i think it's appropriate for him to pivot and say you don't come to this conversation with clean hands. you have your own scenario with the victims of your husband, bill clinton. she's called some of them trailer trash, i think it was one of them said listen, hillary clinton is basically a terrorist against women. but if you do it, again, you've got to be cautious. i do think if you can avoid the name calling on both sides and stick to the issues that are really going to grow the economy and keep us safe. that's what most voters want to hear about. we've seen this election more so than any other one. we're talking about this random stuff that drives the cycle, but this is tabloid magazine stuff. let's talk about the issues that are going to kickstart the economy. >> i hear you loud and clear, but this is a candidate that is starting the conversation on it. we're talking about it, because donald trump raised this. if hillary clinton is hitting him on w

joining us now is clinton benenson. joel, for the last four months clinton ally, people in the clinton campaign have told us that the f.b.i. director made his determination about the clinton server, and they've been using him to prove that that story is over and done. with now it seems like the clinton campaign is really going after the f.b.i. director. are people going to believe it, that switch in position? >> well, i think you had an intervening event here, john. the f.b.i. director took an unprecedented action that we've seen in the last 24 to 4 a former law enforcement official, both democratic and republican, having served in the administrations of prlts from either party, have said this is contrary to policy at the department of justice, the statement he put out on friday, and it's unprecedented. you don't take actions within 60 days of an election. he did that. now we need to get to the facts. and i think in fairness you can't compare what happened in that he put out, unprecedented, told his own employees in a l

clinton. she is guilty and shouldn't be allowed to run for president. >> okay, what about the vote itself? you know? it's close in a lot of states here. it's very, very close. and a lot of your supporters are worried and they write me that they think there might be nefarious things going on at individual polling places. can you reassure him? will you do that tonight? >> i think things are going on that aren't good. and i think you look at texas, a lot of calls made from texas, an incredible place, i love texas. lines are massive and they're talking about flipping. they press it for me and another name comes up. >> do we have data on that? >> no they called in to fox. fox received those calls. >> i don't get backs to back up wide conspiracy. >> i know. i've been hearing for years abou philadelphia, chic chic, st. louis. >> on a mass level, you don't believe that 120 million american votes that it's going to be dishonest. do you believe that? >> well, i looked at pew research. there are 1.8 mill

she's now for clinton. on the first day of early voting you grab her by the ear and get her to vote. >> so somebody who is a die hard hillary clinton supporter, they're not as concerned. >> they want you to vote early, but they're the last person you worry about. >> so the test of their data operation, how many of these people did you turn out already. and now it is a best of the trump organization because those records are all public. they know he used to be for trump. he was going to vote for clinton. he hasn't voted yet. let's see if we can get him back. >> can you imagine if there was another republican candidate that hillary clinton was running against? >> a lot of people have imagined that. >> i think a lot of people have imagined that. we're going to take a quick break. we have been waiting to hear from donald trump who is now said to be minutes away. we will continue our conversation after break. >> again, we are waiting to hear from donald trump, expected very with my moderate to severe crohn's dis

another clinton lie. as it turned out, the letter was sent to both republican and democratic leaders in congress. the fbi would never have reopened this case at this time unless it were a most egregious criminal offense. >> donald trump reacting today's big breaking news. some october surprise, i guess. but the fbi now reopening its probe into hillary clinton's private e-mail server. it is not the only problem for the democratic nominee this week. on monday we learned that obamacare premiums will be sky rocketing next year by double dig ilts in every state. and wikileaks continue to release damning e-mails allegedly from the inbox of clinton's campaign chairman john podesta. with 11 days to go in the race, how bad will it hurt clinton at the polls. back with us, former speaker of the house newt gingrich. i think there's a lot to absorb here. i have been telling you this for a couple of weeks, especially as relates to wikileaks. we keep putting up on the screen and giving you only half of the screen. you d

doug band apparently getting bill clinton rich off his connections with the clinton foundation. donald trump plans on hammering that hard here in colorado and again in arizona later on today and certainly his support es are responding to this. >> the fbi after discovering new e-mails, is reopening their investigation into hillary clinton. the investigation is the biggest political scandal since watergate and it's everybody's hope that justice at last can be delivered. >> reporter: now this does present an interesting contradiction for donald trump because for the last several weeks he's been out there on the campaign trail complaining that the entire system is rigged against him, the election system, the polls, is rigged against him. which he had to walk back in new hampshire when all this broke. listen to this. >> the system is rigged, but with what i've just announced previously, it might not be as rigged as i thought, right? the fbi, i think they're going to right the ship, folks. >> reporter: now in addition to the battle ground states that he's going to be hitting today, an

they truly know who hillary clinton is. i call her hillary i'm a liar clinton. liz: the fbi didn't explicitly say hillary clinton you're a liar. they said there were classified e-mails on the server. turning to the fund-raisers, hillary has had 1300 fund-raisers bundled together at least $137 million from hillary's friends. what do you make of that money? do you think those friends are middle class, joe? >> no, no, they're not middle class. let me back up to the wikileaks, though, people need to understand this. this is not a donald trump attack ad. this is not a pac for donald trump attacking hillary clinton. these are their own words that have damned them. these are their own words, own e-mails, they talk about their plan. hillary clinton has no moral code when she sticks her finger in the air and sees which way the polls go. she has no standard, she's going with what is popular at the time. if you have no core values, you can't be a leader. liz: looks like hillary clinton has raised more money than president obama? >> she is a friend of wall street, she's not

internal turmoil in the clinton campaign and clinton foundation. clinton's lies about bernie sanders, and finally the admission, ignorant and apathetic voters are key to hillary clinton winning. those, the words revealed by wikileaks. it is strange, wikileaks honoring the public's right to know, americans' right to know, more energetically than any other news organization or outlet. >>> new charges tonight that president obama and his justice department have gone extraordinary lengths to protect hillary clinton's campaign for the presidency. the obama department of justice has dropped its case against an arms dealer in possession of damaging evidence and intelligence against hillary clinton. marc turi says he's been investigated for fiveyears now by the obama administration in order to keep him quiet. and with less than a month to go trial, the justice department, after all those years, has abruptly dropped the case altogether, fearing, perhaps, the discovery of evidence. fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has our report.