howard dean and a fox news contributor. >> thanks to both of you for getting up and coming on today. ed, let me start with you. we know so far that this arose from the investigation, very sordid investigation into anthony weiner. that the fbi agents here in new york looking through his computer said, wow, we have found something here that's relevant to your investigation of the clinton e-mail investigation and brought it to this other team. it doesn't seem like it's likely to get resolved any time soon, though. >> i don't believe it gets resolved. i think what happens though is that voters out there, especially independent voters and republican voters see it this as an issue and it reminds them that mrs. clinton hasn't been honest about this. the idea that huma, her number one aide, would have the position to share this with her ex-husband, you know, whatever these documents may be. you're not allowed to share confidential documents or anything. and obviously the fbi agents who were investigating and found this, found there was something sufficient to bring to to the director of fbi to

n go straight home. (howard stern on radio) welcome to show business. (announcer vo) or you can hear the rest of howard. bababooey! (announcer vo) sorry, confused neighbors, howard's on. siriusxm. road happy. >>> a day after laying out his plan for the first 100 days of a trump presidency, the republican presidential candidate's team shuts down any talk of losing the election. >> we're not giving up. we know we can win this, and we're certainly not acceding to the same chattering class that has been wrong about donald trump for the last year and a half. >>> hillary clinton is hitting the campaign trail on a swing tlub the swing states as her campaign played defense today over more hacked e-mails from wikileaks. >> i captan't even verify any o the information you have. we don't have time as a campaign. >> i promise you, if these things were not true, you would tell us. >> and it may be 16 days before election day, but millions of americans have already cast their ballot. we're going to find out where and hear from voters who are dealing with those very long lines. >>> and thank y

tomorrow...is today. go long. (announcer vo) you can go straight home. (howard stern on radio) welcome to show business. (announcer vo) or you can hear the rest of howard. bababooey! (announcer vo) sorry, confused neighbors, howard's on. siriusxm. road happy. . . . . >>> we have quick headlines for you breaking overnight. the admitted terrorist behind the terrorist attack now staging a prison protest. the reason? he doesn't like being monitored 24/7. his name is abdeslam. he's been held in solitary confinement. accused of plotting the attack that killed 130 people. tough luck. >>> his lawyers now quitting the case because he refuses to testify and the pentagon says it might retaliate against militants who attacked a u.s. navy destroyer. two missiles falling short of the u.s. s. mason and landing in the red sea on sunday. it's still unclear who fired them. officials say it came from an area in yemen controlled by an iranian backed rebel group. >> disturbing. >>> a viral video with a 7-year-old case of a missing teenager. police in wisconsin say the clip is a hoax and they are no closer to

it? negotiations followed, but that began a decade's long career as what dylan howard, the current editor -- >> i did talk to dylan about your piece and i will get to that in a sec. a plot of people hear "national enquirer." let me put up a few stories that the "national enquirer" broke that were broke by them. they broke o.j. in the shows. they broke the john edwards love child scan ald, first the girlfriend and the picture of the baby. the story they broke also was jesse jackson's love child. the story "the national enquirer" broke fist and correctly world exclusive, the woman at the center of tiger woods' cheating scandal. then story they broke and correctly, gary hart asked me to ma marry him with photos. they went after conservatives, rush and some other stories. so people attack it because it is a tabloid, but they have a pretty good track record. >> david parrell, who ran the team's investigating most of those stories is a journalist's journalist. you may not like the material, but ironically it is so heavily vetted because it is so controversial, it is probably better vette

we will have bob goodlatte, 11:00 a.m. eastern, media buzz tomorrow, howard kurt sits down with kellyanne conway who's had a lot to say about this, donald trump's vice presidential nominee, mike pence, plus chris wallace has an exclusive interview with congressman noonez. as always, keep it right here on fox news channel for all the latest election news leading up to our special live coverage all day election day, that is tuesday, november 8. >>> coming up after the break, we're going to speak about some controversial ballot initiatives involving gun control and whether they're going to motivate voters to come out to the polls. >> another issue on the ballot, whether or not we take action to end gun violence. >> we are going to save something that is under tremendous stress, we're going to state of your second amendment. >>> plus after spending more than five years dealing with drought, millions of americans living in this part of the country are now facing flash floods. we're going to tell you where, coming up. >> it's literally like driving through solid rain. it's like where

track with what trump himself told howard stern back in 2005. listen. >> well, i'll tell you the funniest is that i'll go backstage before a show. >> yes. >> and everyone's getting dressnd ready and everything else, and you know, no men are anywhere. and i'm allowed to go in because i'm the owner of the pageant, and therefore, i'm inspecting it. >> right, right. >> you know, i'm inspecting it, making sure everything's good. >> you're like a doctor. anything wrong with the dresses. >> is everybody okay? and you see these incredible looking women. and so, i sort of get away with things like that. >> dana? >> so, this is a pattern, right? so, he says that, well, what he's said to billy bush and to howard stern, he loves being a star, because when you're a star, you get to do things that, even if he's not actually doing them, right, he's talk being it and bragging about it. and then his excuse is, well, men do this and talk like this in the locker room, which there's been a lot of men who have come forward and said no, we don't. the trump supporters and the trump campaign tonight has

recurring guests on the howard stern show. this is donald trump. so everyone knew that trump is capable of this. everyone who knows trump knows he speaks like this in real life, not this extreme but in the ballpark. one the press has no moral standing to judge anyone who talks like this having spent 25 years in news rooms. >> you have heard plenty of locker room talk. >> i have. the other point is it's misleading to pretend trump is being abandoned by the republican leadership because they are so outramd. john mccain is not pulling his support of trump because he's offended, it's because he thinks it hurts him politically. >> julie roginsky, tucker is saying hardly shocking, we have heard the whole howard stern interviews and so a lot of this is just whipped up from people in the media and politics who do not like donald trump. >> i agree with tucker on almost everything. the only difference between locker room talk that tucker was privy to is donald trump is not just talking about the size of somebody's breasts he is actually talking about sexual assault, he is going up to wome

he bragged to howard stern about his ability as the owner of the miss usa pageant to wander into dressing rooms where pageantless were getting dressed, half naked. >> someone said fully naked. >> fully naked. and there are reports that came out today and yesterday that this also was the miss teen usa pageant where you have girls as young as 15 and he walked in and there are some pageant candidates on the record talking about that. so the whole swirl of this is not good nor donald trump and but he is going to keep pushing back on it. >> no doubt about that and i suspect hearing more from the campaign over 24 hours about that. something to be discussed here is the effect of things like this on a campaign is two fold. the seriousness of the people taking the allegations and the affect that the allegations have on a campaign's ability to get out the message to communicate and in the midst of one of these firestorms and this is bound to generate another one or further the one already going on, you want to talk about your education plan? or your tax plan versus her tax plan? or hillary

howard kurtz shows us why. >> reporter: with donald trump facing accusations in the press of groping women and hillary clinton facing disclosures from hacked e-mails, the candidates have one final shot at making their case to a mass audience. next wednesday in las vegas, they will face off against each other and chris wallace. he has to deal with not just policy issues but i'allegationsf sexual assault against the gop nominee and the democratic nominee's husband. >> you haven't seen anything like this. >> i have never seen a candidate like donald trump. that's what makes this so fascinating and it's what has made the debates. you know this from the three that we did. so challenging. >> reporter: this marks the first time the commission on presidential debates has tapped a fox journalist. wallace, viewed as one of the best interviewers in the business, had a successful career at nbc and abc. from white house correspondent to "meet the press" moderator before joining fox. like his late father, he favors a blunt style of questioning. >> after a long investigation, fbi director james com

wahlberg, and of course clint howard. clint, america whants to know who you are voting for. the writer asks maybe these artists are protecting their brand. f that if that means -- as opposed to that guy who wrote that article yelling at them. anthony cumia, i belt you love this guy. >> i have never bought into the celebrity endorsement. doesn't thing i know, doesn't change their minds. >> you with you are not a celebrity worshipper. what about the people? >> i am. i get smitten. >> you do get smitten. >> like taylor swift. >> yes. >> she has a lot of fans and they do whatever she says. >> yeah, and she is not saying anything. do you know what she is telling me -- sharump. a lot of celebrities are going yeah geez we are tired of the usual we want something to change it up, but i can't dare say i'm voting for donald trump. you are done. you would be excommunicated from hollywood. >> there are some. who do we have? >> scott baio. >> hasn't dimmed his star at all, has it? >> no, not at all. he is still up there. >> ray ellin, welcome to the show. >> good to see you. >> what's the de

go straight home.ithin. (howard stern on radio) welcome to show business. (announcer vo) or you can hear the rest of howard. bababooey! (announcer vo) sorry, confused neighbors, howard's on. siriusxm. road happy. >>> this is a fox news alert. any moment we expect donald trump is going to be releasing a video statement on the issue of the tape that was released by the washington post earlier today. also after hammering florida hurricane matthew is continuing to sit off the coast of georgia at this moment causing heavy flooding and high winds. joining us now is rob schmitt. rob, i'm very found of savannah. used to hang out by tybee island when i was there. >> reporter: we hope it's going to be protected tonight. we're waiting to get popped by matthew. it's been flirting with the coastline for the last couple of days. it still hasn't made it ashore. that could happen here in savannah or maybe up in charleston. we're going to have to wait to see where the line goes. what's interesting is it's going to be high tide when it looks like it could move in here. that's exactly what happened wi

. cars.com (announcer vo) you can go straight home. (howard stern on radio) welcome to show business. (announcer vo) or you can hear the rest of howard. bababooey! (announcer vo) sorry, confused neighbors, howard's on. siriusxm. road happy. >> i'm trace gallagher. there is breaking news out of new york's laguardia airport. mike pence, the g.o.p. v.p. nominee, his plane, a 737 coming in from ohio has slid off the runway at laguardia's airport. our producer, fox news channel's dan gallo was on the airplane. we just spoke with him moments ago. he said in his statement that he said the plane slid off the runway. it was the craziest landing he had ever experienced. he said they seemed to be sliding for the distance of the landing and the burning smell became very obvious like rubber. pence came back to make sure everyone was okay. nobody's injured. pence said that he saw mud on the windows at the front of the plane. again, nobody is injured. emergency crews did respond to the scene. everybody is now off board the aircraft. and there appears to be no damage to the airplane. updates as they

there for every turn. cars.com (announcer vo) you can go straight home. (howard stern on radio) welcome to show business. (announcer vo) or you can hear the rest of howard. bababooey! (announcer vo) sorry, confused neighbors, howard's on. siriusxm. road happy. >>> so why is the media not spending more time covering wiki leaks e-mails? well, it's pretty obvious, right? media people want hillary to win. simple answer. also, on twitter, you want to come on debate? quick programming note. tune in monday night. we'll be in las vegas ahead of wednesday's third, and final presidential debate. hope you have a great weekend. we'll see if liberals can catch. are you ready? at's it for us to. back on monday. next bill o'reilly. >> thank you for watching us. >>> if you thought the race for president couldn't get stranger or uglier than today's developments may make you think kben. two more women have come out alleging donald trump sexually assaulted him. charges he firmly denies. in a new batch of wikileaks e-mails have been released revealing investigation on the clinton foundation. both

would not promise to accept the election. howard kurtz. trump needed to change the dynamic. howard joins us now. time is an interesting thing in journalism and how we see a time line, for example for donald trump. how close is he to that? >> look, he has 20 days or so to turn it. trail nothing swing state polls. it is two days after the debate and media outrage at the thermal nuclear level even as trump walked it back. if it is a tight election i have a right to challenge. but sitting in las vegas, he was having a good debate p. his own team i am told prepared him for this. and mime pence and kelli ann conway. not talking about a rigged voting, wuthe media. >> there seems to be as we end this week a pile on. i don't know what other word to use. media narrative seems to be implying that the race is over. and i wonder what you think about that with 18 days until the official election day. >> we have talked about it for a year and half. remember the pundits said trump could not win the nomination. and in summer he plunged and people said it was over. came back be and now down in the p

straight home. (howard stern on radio) welcome to show business. (announcer vo) or you can hear the rest of howard. bababooey! (announcer vo) sorry, confused neighbors, howard's on. siriusxm. road happy. >>> well, i want you to meet somebody. the largest alligator ever found in texas. there it is. it was caught in a lake near houston. the gator is nearly 14 feet long and weighs more than 900 pounds. it has been moved to an alligator adventure park called gator country. the largest alligator, by the way, ever caught in the u.s. measured 15 feet 9 inches. >> wow, they're petting him. >>> the richard nixon presidential library is reopening this week after a $15 million renovation. the museum now features 70 major exhibits and hundreds of artifacts and photos from president nixon's time in office. here's a peek inside the remodelled site. >> therefore i shall resign the presidency effective at noon tomorrow. >> this is the watergate exhibit. we take it head on. we think if you look at the facts and the totality of the record, you get a much better idea of what president nixon was about.

the rise at least a bit is there any evidence lashing out in the media helps those numbers? howard kurtz will be here next. also trump and clinton spent date in key swing states as they push toward election day. we will take you out on the campaign trail coming up. first, all customers who have been impacted will be fully refunded. second, we'll proactively send you a confirmation for any new checking, savings, or credit card account you open. third, we've eliminated product sales goals for our retail bankers. to ensure your interests are put first. we're taking action. we're renewing our commitment to you. >>> together we will defeat the rigged system and the corrupt media. there is nothing more corrupt than those people. >> with 13 days to go until election day, is trump attacking the media an effective campaign strategy? howard kurtz hosts the sunday media show the buzz is here. first of all, let's get to the question whether the media bias which always cuts against republicans in northeasterly every cycle that we can remember has been noticeably worse in this cycle in your judg

and also with howard stern talking about walking in on beauty pageant teenage girls while they are changing. he has said this. then he will say, wait, this is locker room talk. all that does is that indulges the worst assumptions that all men think like that, all men sit in locker rooms and say this. it's not true. said this and thd examples. the word versus deed argument that i mentioned two days ago or maybe yesterday that he should use, he can't use it anymore. it's now action versus action. then ironically, he is turning all of his surrogates into hillary clinton. they are forced to stand by him. you are not supposed to stand by somebody who does something wrong. loyalty becoming feel-ty is immoral. i will leave it there. >> crimes of sexual harassment, assault, aggressive acts and violence against women should not be condoned. maybe we can learn as soon as something happens, come out, say something. >> sometimes you don't always come out immediately. >> often. >> come out, regardless. >> these are -- another problem is these women did tell family members. if you believe that i

with voter fraud is very, very common. martha: joe trippi, former howard dean campaign manager. welcome. great to have both of you with us. let me turn it over to you. in terms of these charges of a rigged election, is it true, and does it get them anywhere? >> i think it gets them someplace with his supporters to make sure you get to the polls. he may have a point with some of the contributions reporters have given. that argument. but the rigged fraud part is just not nowhere near reality. bill: sometimes he argued the polling centers are rigged. some of his surrogates say they are talking about the media rigging it toward hillary clinton. what is it? >> 96% of donations by the media in the cycle has been to hillary clinton. the coverage of the two negative stories, the false accusations and the foia release, 23-1. in the state of nevada most of the balance, colorado dead people supposedly voted. virginia -- they can't vote because they are dead. in north carolina you have the firebombing of the gop headquarters. that's voter intimidation. voter fraud has many phases to it. it

understand either one of you. martha: thank you. howard kurtz joins us now. howie, welcome, there were no buzzers. and apparently tim kaine thought it was just a discussion and didn't realize they had a certain amount of time to answer each question. >> this was like the endless cable segment from hell. elaine quijano was the least experienced of the network moderate yooshs. to both candidates run roughshod over her. but especially tim kaine whose strategy was to constantly interrupt mike pence and interrupt mike pence. it looked like tim kaine had 20 cups of coffee. i'm listening on a booming speaker system in the media center and it just. martha: rather than the interruption stuff, he probably would have come off bert. what do you think she should have done or said to them in those moments. >> she should have stopped the debate and said your campaigns agreed to these rules. she lamely tried a couple times to say america can't hear you, and she was right. but the candidates bear part of the responsibility because neither one would stop talking when they got into those clashes. tim kaine

clinton's record is being ignored. what do you think, howard? >> good morning, bill. donald trump has been denouncing media bias from the moment he got into this race. mike pence said the media are openly aiding the democratic ticket. sometimes i get up in the morning and i have got to turn on the television with a stick. reporter: that accusation of all-out bias goes too far. but in recent weeks a tidal wave of negative coverage has been aimed at trump. clinton spokesman brian fallon said the media are finally holding trump accountable. now comes ammunition from people who suspect media outlets give politicians the questions in advance which would be a huge ethical breach. in chicago television radio host steve harvey and hillary clinton it was true and in cringe-worthy fashion. last february the questions and proposed answers, there were even preselected pictures of clinton as a female trailblazer in the audience. hillary would talk about singing "wheels on the bus" to her granddaughter charlotte. what did clinton learn from her last campaign. how would she bridge the racial divide in wh

howard dean, former governor and presidential candidate and current analyst suggesting that donald trump is using cocaine? >> i criticized that. trump said he wasn't going to say something extremely rough about hillary clinton which he said was a reference to bill clinton past sexual misconduct. the media are covering it. aren't you having it both ways? >> he could have done it in front of a debate stage. we knew she was going to attack him on women because that is what she does. how could she miss the chance? she rushed to get through at the end. she has mail pieces targeting women. she has tens of millions of dollars in negative ads. those don't talk about her plans for health care and education. she doesn't call it that or lowering taxes but she goes after him on this issue. he was prepared for that. he gets no credit for being -- >> you said you were advising him not to go down the monica road. you think that is a distraction at this point? >> did i say that? >> you seemed to say it on "the view." >> they asked me what do you think about this. the fact is he makes his own decis

little different than the howard stern thing. and just the sheer entitlement that he exhibits that he's entitled to literally grab a woman or what not. it is true what he says that there has been a lot of tolerance for this type of sexual intolerance among powerful people. if you oppose these powerful people, there aren't a lot of good options at the top of the ticket for either party. >> you know, one of the disturbing parts of the tape is obviously these two are objectifying women and billy bush has came out and said he's embarrassed and humiliated, wishing he would have behaved better. but it's the juxtaposition about the way they talk about this woman, this actress as she comes up to the bus aband then when she greets them, the turn of the switch swb she has no idea what they've been saying about her and her body as she walks up. and then the push by billy bush to make her hug trump who had just been referring to her, you know, just here's a short clip of that. >> hello, how are you. >> nice to meet you. >> you know billy bush. >> doing very well. thank you. are you ready to be a so

howard kurtz on how this election is almost coming full circle. plus this. >> i think we should take a drug test prior to the debate. i do. i think we should -- why don't we do that? >> athletes do it, right? should candidates do it? you heard the call over the weekend calling for a mandatory drug test before wednesday night's showdown. what is that all about? we'll talk to the trump team next on that and a whole lot more as our sunday special edition of "america's newsroom" rolls on. you can run an errand. (music playing) ♪ push it real good... (announcer vo) or you can take a joyride. bye bye, errands, we sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy. jennifer martinez was able to put extra moneyher mortgage, back into her home-based business. helping her do what she was destined to do... like a boss. buy in. quicken loans. home buy. refi. power. here you go.picking up for kyle. you wouldn't put up with part of a pizza. um. something wrong? so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? you want the whole thing? yes, yes! live whole. not part. aleve. sprint? i

that op-ed piece. let's talk to our panel. t joe trippi is the former campaign manager for howard dean. jay sabria is former campaign manager for john kasich. let's talk about these endorsements. boy, we saw a lot this week. they're almost all for hillary clinton. two were for gary johnson, and one, the "usa today," was anyone but trump. what do these endorsements actually mean in the race in the first place, jay? >> newspaper endorsements don't mean as much as they used to. i will say this, these are kind of man bites dog kind of stories, they make headlines. people see them on the capable ne cable news shows. it makes headlines. it continues the narrative that donald trump is not fit for the presidency. secondly, it also makes this race a focus on donald trump. prior to last week's debate, everything had been about hillary clinton, her health, basket of deplorables. she'll skillfully made this about donald trump. >> when you say that, in this case, in the polls it's hurting him, but in the past when it's all about donald and it's about negative things about donald, it actually helps

inside information ahead of questions at a candidate town hall. howard kurtz just spoke to brazil. he'll be with us live with the breaking news. >>> now with the media outlets giving hillary the facts. >> ♪ like a human fingerprint, no two whale flukes are the same. because your needs are unique, pacific life has been delivering flexible retirement and life insurance solutions for more than 145 years. ask a financial advisor how you can tailor solutions from pacific life to help you reach your financial goals. hair is delightfully fragrancedl with notes of moroccan rose and the freshness of springtime unforgettable, wherever you go the scents you can't forget... from herbal essences, blooming now! i'm jamie foxx for verizon, introducing lte advanced powering america's largest and fastest 4g lte network ever. and i'm also jamie foxx for sprint. and i'm also jamie foxx for t-mobile. (both) also america's largest, fastest network ever. oh, you're just repeating everything i said? (both) oh, you're just repeating everything i said? i'm switching to verizon right now! (both) i'm swit

. republican william howard taft defeated democrat william jennings bryan. a ticket to a cubs game went for a quarter. tickets for game 1 are going for $6,000. indians last won in 1948, also presidential election year. democrat harry truman beat republican thomas dewey. a ticket to old cleveland stadium a whopping 6 bucks. there is no billy goat curse. lifelong cubs fan. grew up with father, brother. there is no such thing. didn't see the bill murray t-shirt, doesn't exist. that dates back to the last time they were in the world series. a tavern owner brought a quote to the stadium. it stayed. ever since been a curse. harris: i'm fascinated. team with a biggest drought and team with second biggest drought in indians. they are going head-to-head. sandra: cubs fans are loyal. they have been waiting for this moment a very long time, lou dobbs. >> good on them. i love the fact, 1908, we're talking about the last time we had a major national populist figure running for the presidency in william jennings bryan. in universe rights themselves. we seek balance. maybe a win, huh? sandra: bryant w

here. siriusxm. road happy. (announcer vo) you can go straight home. (howard stern on radio) welcome to show business. (announcer vo) or you can hear the rest of howard. bababooey! (announcer vo) sorry, confused neighbors, howard's on. siriusxm. road happy. >>> hi. senator tim kaine, mike pence and the vp debaters, still trending on social media this morning. >> that's right. i checked my twitter feed. here with the top trends is headlines 24/7 carly simpson. >> we should say channel 115 is one-year-old today. >> one-year-old. happy anniversary to us. it's been a fantastic year. you're right. last night was also pretty darn good. a lot of people assumed it would be boring. but it wasn't on the debate stage and especially on social media. mike pence had this great line last night. he said police officers are the best of us. donald trump highlighted that on twitter, tweeting i agree, mike. thank you to all our law enforcement officers. and majority of trump's -- what trump did is he retweeted other people's messages like this one. kaine says hillary and he have plans. she could care less

insurance. (announcer vo) you can go straight home. (howard stern on radio) welcome to show business. (announcer vo) or you can hear the rest of howard. bababooey! (announcer vo) sorry, confused neighbors, howard's on. siriusxm. road happy. >>> lfrpt. here's what america is clicking on today. an epic explosive fail in arkansas. 93-year-old bridge refused to budge. it took crews 30 minutes to pull it down with a cable. amazing. >>> a lifelong cubs fan celebrating after chicago's stunning come from behind win to make it to the national league championship series. new heart tweeting, cubs i'm 87 and i'm getting too old for this. and cuteness overload. she explores her new habitat. that's pretty cute. >>> we're one week away from the final presidential debate hosted for the first time ever by fox news anchor, that's chris wallace. wednesday, the 19th in las vegas. watch it right here on fox. i'm melissa francis. here's shep. >>> it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 p.m. in lakeland, florida, where donald trump is set to speak at any moment. after taking new swipes at everyone from the top r

. and people are watching. >> when howard dean of of accused donald trump of being on the cocaine in the debate. >> i can't speak for howard dean. there was a lot of snivelling. he made fun of rubio with the water thing. a tiny bottle. but he was drinking water. and hillary doesn't. >> she was dehydrated and should had. >> and did hillary condemn the former dnc president. >> i think we'll have trump condemn the kkk. >> he has. thank you very much. >> kanye's world talking race and i hit the beach one last time this sum isser. >> they are targeting a person. and that is a party. >> the clinton campaign is hoping to recreate the obama minority turn out. she's sending out president obama and hitting the campaign trail and so is first lady michelle obama. >> and of course, there were those who question and continue to question for the past eight years whether my husband was borp in this country and i will say hurtful and sdoesful questions deliberately designed it undermine my husband's president see and can't be blamed on other and swept under the run by an insincere sitting at a press

. >> my loser howard dean out of the former presidential candidate. doctor. exparty chairman made lewd conspiracy against trump. he might be a cocaine user. he finally apologized today. >> trump people insinuate it was the microphone that picked up his heavy breathing but go ahead. >> my winner is u.k. prime minister theresa may. a report came out that the british economy was doing better than expected post protect. so i thinprotect -- brex sit. gives her running room as she tries to sticky divorce going forward. >> loser is libertarian candidate gary johnson. we saw last week he didn't know what aleppo was. this week he was asked by chris matthews just to name a foreign leader he admires and any dead, alive, this continent, that continent. and he couldn't. >> so he think this is going to be fodder, just watch. i think these are going to be hillary clinton pac ads used against him to drive down those numbers because she does better on a one op. one match with trump. >> winner and loser? >> with my usual keen grasp with the obvious i went for my winner being hillary clinton and my loser

store. (announcer vo) you can go straight home. (howard stern on radio) welcome to show business. (announcer vo) or you can hear the rest of howard. bababooey! (announcer vo) sorry, confused neighbors, howard's on. siriusxm. road happy. woman: how do we protect them from $4 billion in new cuts to california schools? man: vote yes on proposition 55. woman: prop 55 doesn't raise taxes on anyone. man: not on working californians, not small businesses. no one. woman: instead, prop 55 simply maintains the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians. man: so those who can most afford it continue paying their fair share... woman: ...to prevent new education cuts... man: ...and keep improving california's schools. woman: vote yes on prop 55 to help our children thrive. . >>> welcome back "hannity" broadcasting live from the mgm grand in las vegas. joining us now larry elder, and see this guy here? fox news senior correspondent, geraldo riviera. >> said, he said what is up with you. >> you're undecided? >> well, you know, i always held out hope on immigration issue that he would light

listen to donald trump on howard stern over the years. >> here it is, and what the successful thing about it, i think it is pushing trump off whatever message he was trying to take to the american people. we just saw that clip of him. he was in west palm beach, florida, and talking about these women and talking about his enemies. he is not talking about primarily what he represents. and the more they can get him to do that, the less his base out there figure out why they should vote for him. >> mary, do you find the accusations credible? >> well, as dan said, i don't think anyone is necessarily surprised by this, although i don't listen to the howard stern show. but some of these women allegedly had these interactions with trump many years ago, and that's kind of suspect. i think the time something also suspect. you had, for instance, the tax trump revelations before the first debate and now these became coming out before the second debate. what will come out before the third debate. can't wait for that one. >> well, but are you suggesting that this is orchestrated in some way, and

, leslie marshal, howard kurtz. the e-mails keep coming. we keep digging into them. some more interesting than ours. >> this i think is the worst one. so many of the other hacked e-mails involve what people around hillary clinton are saying. the intern sniping and all that. here you have abedin said hillary clinton created the mess. but she was still widely considered to be a very likely democratic nominee. everybody knew that. i think when we saw chris wallace ask hillary clinton about conflicts at the clinton foundation and when she tried to talk about the great humanitarian work of the family foundation, we see that this is an area of vulnerability for her that she doesn't really have a strong answer to except to talk about russian hackers and the works -- the good works of the foundation. >> leslie? >> you know, i don't agree. i don't agree this is the worst wikileaks dump, if you will. she was not secretary of state at the time. she did not end up going to morocco. i don't know how much china was broken. i know people think i'm crazy, but i think we're more intelligent an

can go straight home. (howard stern on radio) welcome to show business. (announcer vo) or you can hear the rest of howard. bababooey! (announcer vo) sorry, confused neighbors, howard's on. siriusxm. road happy. >>> another day, another wikileaks email dump. one every day for 13 days, a little bit like christmas. the newest batch of emails from campaign chairman shine as light on the clinton foundation. fox news chief national correspondent ed henry has dug through the emails and brings us this. >> more problems for the clinton foundation today. with the latest wikileaks dump raising new questions about former president bill clinton pocketing money from sponsors of the foundation. former clinton intimate doug band writing john podesta he was frustrated about being forced to sign a document guarding against conflicts of interest. band writing in 2011 quote oddly wjc does not have to sign such a document even though is he personally paid by three clinton global initiative sponsors, gets many spencive gifts from him some that are at home, et cetera. hillary clinton, meanwhile, came un

howard stern, he doesn't like it when women have been around for more than 35 years. but donald, we have so much more in common than actually you may realize. for example, i try to inspire young people that by showing them with resilience and hard work anything can is possible. you're doing the same. a teacher told me one of his students refused to turn in his home work because it's under audit. here's another similarity. the republican national committee isn't spending a dime to help either one of us. so tonight, let's embrace the spirit of the evening, let's come together, remember what unites us and just rip on ted cruz. i hope you enjoyed my remarks tonight. i said no to some jokes that i thought, over the line. but i suppose you can judge for yourself on wikileaks in the next few days. donald will tell us after the benediction whether he accepts that this dinner is over. he has to wait and see. but there's nothing funny about the stakes in this election. in the end what makes this dinner important are not the jokes we tell but the legacy that we carry forward. it's often easy t

analyst howard kurtz shows us why. >> reporter: with donald trump facing accusations in the press of groping women and hillary clinton facing disclosures from hacked e-mails, the candidates have one final shot at making their case to a mass audience. next wednesday in las vegas, they will face off against each other and chris wallace. he has to deal with not just policy issues but i'allegationsf sexual assault against the gop nominee and the democratic nominee's husband. >> you haven't seen anything like this. >> i have never seen a candidate like donald trump. that's what makes this so fascinating and it's what has made the debates. you know this from the three that we did. so challenging. >> reporter: this marks the first time the commission on presidential debates has tapped a fox journalist. wallace, viewed as one of the best interviewers in the business, had a successful career at nbc and abc. from white house correspondent to "meet the press" moderator before joining fox. like his late father, he favors a blunt style of questioning. >> after a long investigation, fbi directo

howard kurtz and this is "media buzz." >>> the media narrative began to build this week with donald trump making the case that the election is fixed and the press pushing back hard. >> when i talked about a rigged election, when i talk about the press taking people with absolutely no case whatsoever and trying to put it on front pages, that in its form, it's a media rigging of the election. >> do you really think we're part of a global conspiracy, really? honestly? >> fox hasn't been great, but the others have been really bad. >> this is about delegitimizing the election. this is about rationalizing his defeat because there's nothing gracious about donald trump. >> donald trump, once again without evidence, is questioning the very fundamentals of how we elect people. >> mr. trump talks about it being rigged. he sweeps all his grievances into one big puddle. >> then came the chris wallace discussion in las vegas that sparked the debate and reaction from the press. >> do you say that you will absolutely accept the result of this election? >> i will look at it at the time. i'm not look

in the mix to deal with. howard, welcome to the gal connie on the 27th floor. i know you talked to chris many times about the process and preparation for this. >> crisp challenge is to deal with issues facing americans and not just accusations about donald trump and a lot of the press bias. but there is this question of a rigged election. i'm told this came up in his debate prep yesterday, he's obviously prepared for that. he views this as a tsunami of unfairness. all these women coming out at the same time and even some republican leaders not behind him. the press views his as crack pot. he's proclaiming conspiracies everywhere, debate moderators biased and the election soon to be stolen. bill: when you look at debate history, when did debate matter? sometimes you think about debate number one or number two and make it the initial impression and the lasting impression. does tonight matter in an unconventional race? >> it matters more so than any election i could think of. usually the first one sets the tone. usually by debate number three you hava a lot of rehashing of charges, cl

can go straight home. (howard stern on radio) welcome to show business. (announcer vo) or you can hear the rest of howard. bababooey! (announcer vo) sorry, confused neighbors, howard's on. siriusxm. road happy. >>> thanks for staying with us, i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. in the campaign 2016 segment tonight. how the clinton campaign is responding to today's fbi bombshell, an october surprise few saw coming. joining us now from washington, fox news chief national correspondent ed henry and from des moines, iowa, fox news correspondent jennifer griffin, whose covering the clinton campaign. jennifer, i want to start with you because right after hillary clinton left that press conference where she said it's factored in, emails are factored in, she was apparently stepping off stage, reporters heard her defiantly laugh when asked about this email scandal. >> well, it's really interesting, eric. at first we weren't sure whether she was going to address the scandal at all. she had been at two campaign stops. she didn't address it in her prepared remarks. then she held impromptu

your challenges. (announcer vo) you can go straight home. (howard stern on radio) welcome to show business. (announcer vo) or you can hear the rest of howard. bababooey! (announcer vo) sorry, confused neighbors, howard's on. siriusxm. road happy. >>> new batch of john podesta e-mails, the campaigns concerns not just about the e-mail scandal but her likability problem. >> they knew this e-mail thing was going to be a problem and the fact she wasn't answering it, you can see in e-mail exchanges they were worried looking at polling data, they think that according to poll data in the late summer this was affecting her character among voters and this e-mail particularly stands out from clinton adviser tanden, i know this e-mail thing isn't on the level. i'm fully aware of that but her inability to do a national interview and communicate genuine feelings of remorse and regret is now i fear becoming a character problem. more so than honesty. people hate her being arrogant. they like her down. it's a sexist content but i think it's a truth. >> it was the summer of 2015. when this was real

just put his finger on the nuclear button. >> what a circus. i'm howard kurtz and this is "media buzz." >> the questions about donald trump and sexual misbehavior that have dominated the media first erupted after the "access hollywood" tape showed him speaking about groping women, and anderson cooper raised it in last sunday's debate. >> that is sexual assault. you bragged you have sexually assaulted women. do you understand that? >> i didn't say that at all. this was locker room talk. >> now, the "new york times" is quoting one woman who you saw earlier as saying trump groped her on a plane more than 35 years ago, and another who said he kissed her on the lips. trump hits by at the reporters bringing up a past story on his misconduct to women. >> now today, the same two discredited writers who should have been fired from the "new york times" for what they did, tell another totally fabricated and false story that supposedly took place on an airplane more than 30 years ago. >> "people" magazine writer natasha stoynoff said trump pushed her against a wall and kissed her and said they wo

. how did our colleague chris wall has perform last night. howard kurtz is our media analyst and howie is on deck next in vegas. life and death. 600 dollars. of abuse. important step forward. the time is long overdue... pharmaceutical industry. passes - bill: the third person on the debate stage was our colleague and friend chris wallace. >> hold on, this will end up getting out of control. i would like to hear from secretary clinton. we learned from the wikileaks that you said this. my crimes a hemispheric common market with open trade and open borders. the question. >> thank you. >> that's the question. the specific question went to pay-for-play. >> there is no evidence. but there is good evidence about the good work [all talk can at once] >> can i respond? >> no, you said things that weren't true. you said aleppo has actually fallen. >> there are a quarter million people still living there and being slaughtered. >> they are being slaughtered because of bad decisions. bill: howie kurtz watching there. maybe not so many questions right there, but more moments with wallace and the two

. siriusxm. road happy. (announcer vo) you can go straight home. (howard stern on radio) welcome to show business. (announcer vo) or you can hear the rest of howard. bababooey! (announcer vo) sorry, confused neighbors, howard's on. siriusxm. road happy. harris: fox news alert. what you just saw is what you're going to do and what you're looking at live right now is where it is all going to happen. that is the university of nevada las vegas, the debate stage they have been prepping. the cake is baked. the format calls for six 15 minute segments and they will talk about debate, entitlements, immigration, economy, supreme court choices, so on, foreign hot spots. i bet yemen comes up. mosul, iraq comes up. a lot to get to one of the best questioners in the business, our friend, chris wallace, first time fox news will moderate a presidential debate. pop your corn. your night is made. see you at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> the manner at the center of the quid pro quo allegations with hillary clinton and work emails is speaking out. retired fbi agent brian mccaully, admits it was idea to swap favors

types like tim cook of apple. and howard schultz of starbucks. sanders was alone in the last category on the list. despite recent diplomacy -- >> someone who i am looking forward to working with. >> reporter: in one e-mail, podesta blurted to tanden, can you believe that dufus bernie attacking a climate change deal? had trouble courting nancy pelosi, huma abedin writing after a july 2015 meeting, clinton felt like she got a nonanswer, pelosi saying she had to focus on the house. in the end, she did not endorse clinton until 11 months later. bret? >> ed, thank you. >>> let's take a look now at what the clinton team is doing to try to deal with the wikileaks revelations and all of the revelations coming out today. national security correspondent jennifer griffin who's covering the clinton campaign is here with us in las vegas. good evening, jennifer. >> good evening. >> what's the reaction from the clinton campaign to these revelations, the fbi interviews, the wikileaks. >> well, their response in terms of the so-called quid pro quo is very -- it really mirrors the state department's re

] >> trump blamed the mike and he's probably right, but howard dean disagreed. >> following a bunch of sniffles, you wrote twitter, notice trump sniffing all the time, coke user? >> well, you can't make a diagnosis over the television, i would never do that. but he had some interesting -- that is actually a signature of people who use cocaine. >> that from an actual doctor who once did this. >> and then we're going to washington, d.c. to take back the white house! yeah! >> so i'm wondering, what drug causes that? >> all of them. all of them! somebody better check this doctor's prescription pad, eh? if i were a doctor, that thing would be empty. so dean's since apologized. so he went to donald for a comment. >> take it off your head. come on, baby, you can do this. you can do it. good boy. good boy. good boy. >> typical cokehead. they use it and they run away. actually, that was roger clinton. so, looking back, hillary finessed donald and he still seemed to have pulled back during the debate. maybe to him, the debates are like a three-day rock festival, where you save all the good dr

lendingtree right now and start saving. (announcer vo) you can go straight home. (howard stern on radio) welcome to show business. (announcer vo) or you can hear the rest of howard. bababooey! (announcer vo) sorry, confused neighbors, howard's on. ... >>> a gorgeous early morning here, welcome back to fox news sunday, live from las vegas. joining me now to discuss the race in crucial battleground states, chrissie thompson, columbus bureau chief with the cincinnati inquirer. and tim boyle, political anchor for time warner cable in north carolina. thank you for joining us. let's go to the presidential race, where things stand, what the campaigns look like, patricia, first, to you. >> in florida, the average of the polls show clinton up by about 3%, she has got many more organizational offices around the state. i think she is up to 72, trump was really slow in opening them here. the campaign is expected to be a pretty tight race. this is still the quintessential swing state, the clinton camp thinks it will be a 1-2% race, obama defeated romney by about 74,000 votes in 2012. >> yeah, chriss

dealer. now you're even smarter. this is truecar. (announcer vo) you can go straight home. (howard stern on radio) welcome to show business. (announcer vo) or you can hear the rest of howard. bababooey! (announcer vo) sorry, confused neighbors, howard's on. siriusxm. road happy. >>> if you're john roberts, you get these frequent fliler miles. i think that donald trump trails by 7 points, you're up there now and the candidates planning, and the wind is at his back, he's going to keep pounding it, i understand. now we have these top house democrats, urging comey to turn over whatever he has, so that they can see what he has. how is this all falling out. because they want this out pronto, as does mrs. clinton. that's going to be their clarion call. what's trump's? >> reporter: the clinton campaign wants it all out there. people are going to see trump in golden, colorado, people who proudly declare themselves the deplorables. you can refer to them today as deplorables. we'll put up the new abc news tracking poll. just a week ago, trump was behind clinton by 12 points. now he's 47 to 45

vo) you can go straight home. (howard stern on radio) welcome to show business. (announcer vo) or you can hear the rest of howard. bababooey! (announcer vo) sorry, confused neighbors, howard's on. siriusxm. road happy. >>> there's a lot going on this morning. we thought who better to explain it all to us than bill o'reilly, host of o'reilly factor and author of killing the rising sun. joins us now by phone. bill, you know donald trump very well of course, and you thought a lot about this. what should he say, do you think, in his speech in gettysburg today? >> well, i mean, i think that trump has to basically come across as more authoritative and level headed. i don't know if that word covers it, but after the al smith dinner and other things that he has to come across as a guy who is a serious person who's looking out for the folks rather than himself. gettysburg obviously is very emotional to the americans who understand their country. and he has an opportunity there to explain maybe some race relations. that's probably where i would use it. and he has an opportunity to make a good p

hold a rally tonight. john? >> reporter: shep, good afternoon. howard sterns told him he was a sexual predator and donald trump said, i am. add that one to the pile as well. this could be nothing less than the survival of the donald trump campaign at stake here, shep. so he's fighting fire with fire in west balm peach a short time ago, winding up his supporters telling him that the media is in bed with the clinton campaign, the aim to destroy the movement that he has created, insisting that these allegations of groping and inappropriate touching of women are untrue. nothing more than a smear campaign to keep the establishment in power. here's what trump said a short time ago. >> these vicious claims about me of inappropriate conduct with women are totally and absolutely false. [cheers and applause ] and the clintons know it and they know it very well. these claims are all fabricated. they are pure fiction and they are outright lies. these events never, ever happened. >> reporter: those events never, ever happened, according to donald trump, and he says he has evidence to back t