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, and i new york city to mention 8 million more americans in poverty since obama became president. also, u.s. foreign policy, that's been a disaster under obama and clinton. this is what the election should be about, isis, expanding. iraq and syria are disasters. their policies. iran is stronger than ever, of course, they gave them the money, $150 billion. the russian reset, a complete and utter failure, a disaster. so what's worse? donald trump admitted it was wrong. locker room talk over a decade ago or the fact that hillary clinton wants to continue to expand upon president barack obama's failed policies and failed presidency. here with reaction tonight, editor-in-chief of life set and fox news contributor and national syndicated radio host laura ingraham and fox news contributor monica crowley. you know what's amazing in all of this, and laura, i'll start with you. the media never talked about the other women. we're 29 days out of this election. they never brought it up. donald trump had to do their job last night, and i thought he did it effectively, but it speaks volumes about who

can tell you, folks. she doesn't have a clue. if she wanted to, she couldn't do it. in new york state, she ran for the senate, and you know what upstate new york is a disaster for jobs. she said i'm going to bring back 200,000 jobs. guess what, right down the tubes, worse today than ever before. i'm not proud of everything that i've done in life. i mean, who may among of us is? is anybody totally proud of every single element? some we are. but let me tell you what i'm very proud of. i'm proud that i've always treated the blue collar worker, and i consider myself in a way to be a blue collar worker, that makes this country run with tremendous respect. the waiters and waitresses, the cops and firefighters, the receptionists and the custodians, we treat them with dignity and respect. these are great people. these are great people. >> here now with reaction, author of the brand-new book out today, called requests treason," former speaker of the house, fox news contributor, newt gingrich. good to see you. >> good to be with you. >> you're going to be in new jersey tomorrow at 7:00. book en

campaign. he moderated a primary debate and bragged how he got under trump's skin. a new york times reporter allowed them to edit out quotes from clinton before an article was published. the boston globe launched an effort to help make clinton look good during the democratic primaries. and the head the clinton campaign bragged that every single interviewer was for her after a trip to michigan. and brazil allegedly shared a question with the clinton campaign before a town hall. wikileaks also uncovered evidence that clinton's campaign was tipped off by the department of justice about the release of information about hillary's private e-mail server. and the state department also alerted team clinton about when e-mails connected to the democratic nominee would be made public. that's just the tip of the iceberg. here fox news contributor, lawylaura ingraham, and tucker carlson. good to see you both. laura, it's nbc, cnn, uni vision, "the washington post," the boston globe, all an extension in every way imaginable of the clinton press office. >> all theseoutlets that you just rattled off

contributor, tucker carlson. laura, let's start. but nbc, cnbc, univision, the new york time, the "boston globe," the "washington post." all an extension in every way imaginable of the clinton press office. >> all these media outlets that you just rattled off, they're all part of what is essentially a super duper pack for hillary. this is beyond the super pac. this is more influential than any super pac. it controls what people see and what people hear and what people read. and the way campaigns are framed, it is still very important. even with the internet and we've talking radio and fox, the way the main stream media framed stories and rallies and news cycles, still has an enormous i think knew on the way, especially younger people feel. people who are not all that steeped in politics. who maybe take a quick read of things. and it is everything that we always thought and confirmed in these wikileaks. it is going to lead to more distrust toward main stream media. and i think they're hoping to get more tapes on trump so they can take the spot height off themselves. as usual, the fingers a

. >> nobody has asked? >> no, no. >> the "new york times" never called you? >> no, no. >> not until we went into the trump spin room. >> well, they were there. >> yeah. >> in other words because this is a really important point because they're all reporting today donald trump did this or kissed this person or that person. you're saying that none of these media outlets contacted you -- >> no. >> -- in this election campaign? >> nothing like cnn. >> to tell your story? >> or abc or nbc or cbs. >> with 26 days to go and they haven't contacted you, does that reek of politics to you? >> absolutely. >> oh, my goodness, yes. >> that should tell you something. >> let me give you the opportunity for those people that have never heard your story. juanita we'll start with you. >> back in 1978 when i was working for bill clinton's campaign for governor i was raped by bill clinton. i was viciously raped. and then three weeks later when i happened to be at a fundraiser for him but i didn't attend the fundraiser, i was just going there to hand in information to tell them i was no longer going to volunteer

primary debate he was moderating. the "new york times" reporter actually allowed the campaign to edit out certain quotes from hillary before the story is published. by the way, they never let me do that. also, the bost"the boston globe launched an effort to boost hillary clinton while battling senator bernie sanders in primaries. head of uni vision pressed to attack trump harder. after a trip to michigan, the clinton campaign said every interview was for her. donna brazil while working there appears to have shared a question with the clinton campaign before a town hall on that very network. brazil denies it, but the question seems verbatim. also, there are revelations about how hillary clinton and her campaign feel about you, how they really feel about you, the american people. an e-mail shows that clinton hated using the term every day americans in speeches, and in prepared remarks hillary said she was far removed from the struggles of the middle class because of the fortunes her and bill now enjoyed because they get $250,000 a speech from big banks, lobbyists, insurance companies, w

looking to cash in. now the new york post editorial board called this quote the most damning clinton foundation story yet. they made separate lists of their friends. now the clinton foundation of course denies this ever happened. but wikileaks says otherwise. there's also the blatant hypocrisy of hillary clinton and her campaign, they labeled donald trump a racist, a sexist, a xenophobe, referring to his supporters, remember, basket of deplorables. bill clinton said they're renecks. the released e-mail show that her campaign attacked and mocked catholics and evangelicals and that john pa december that, a left wing activist, he was t talkings about revolution in the catholic church. in one e-mail pa december that used the subject line needy latinos, one easy call for the needy latinos. and leaked e-mails from the democratic national committee. remember they showed a sleazy plan to post a fake job listing on craig's list for a trump company. the job requirements, no gaining weight and you must be open to public humiliation. there's the issue of liberal main street bias and how it's bec

media, cnbc offering clinton advice. the "new york times," by the way, allowing, quote, edits. "the boston globe" pumping up her campaign. univision giving advice. donna brazile leaking debate questions. calling latinos needy. i can't touch the surface here, all of which describes corruption at a level, i'll be honest, that is bigger almost than watergate to me, but the news media is ignoring it. >> oh, this is -- no, no, this is 100 times bigger than watergate. watergate was the stupid action of a hand will of people who actually got caught up in the coverup. remember, watergate is one break in of the democratic national headquarters and the effort to cover up how it happened. it is a fairly narrow thing. this is a level of corruption that permeates the federal government. this is a level of corruption you find in the veterans administration, you find in the fbi. comey has become a director corrupting the system, and you can tell by looking at -- as more and more stuff comes out, you have to say to yourself, how could they possibly not have indicted her? the reason is simple, the f

the term everyday americans. then cnbc offering clinton advi advice. the "the new york times" allowing quote ed cates. univision giving advice. msnbc getting fed questions, danah brazil leaking town hall questions, pa december that calling people needy. this is corruption. this is bugser than watergate to me but the media is ignoring it. >> this is a hundred times bigger than watergate. watergate was a stupid action of a handful of people who actually got caught up in the coverup -- watergate is one break-in of the democratic national headquarters and then the effort to cover up how it happened. a fairly narrow thing. this is a level of corruption that permeates the federal government. this is a level of corruption that you find in the veterans administration, you find in the fbi now. comey has become a director who is corrupting the system. and you can just tell by looking at -- as more and more stuff comes out, you have to say how could they possibly have not insigi indicted her. we're supposed to believe that it was purely an accident. this is a level of fundamental dishon

-- >> that's political, the "new york times." >> excuse donald trump if he says, wow, i think there's collusion going on here. not everybody and not most people perhaps, but this is exactly -- what does all of this mean? it means that with three weeks to go we have the freshest and i would say the greatest body of evidence to date of donald trump's entire point about the rigged, corrupt system, about washington that doesn't work except for moneyed insiders. >> do you feel, because there's another collusion on the other side with the e-mails. we have discovered that the state department and the justice department and the obama white house -- wait a minute, they were colluding with the clinton campaign in terms of giving them information early. obama told the american people, he said to them straight up, i read -- i didn't know about this until i read it in the press. >> right. >> meanwhile, he was e-mailing hillary. >> he was. >> john podesta suggesting, maybe we shouldn't turn over those e-mail also which are under subpoena. that's called obstruction of justice. >> it is. >> so you've

of here -- >> that's political, the "the new york times." >> excuse me donald trump if he says wow, i think there's so collusion. all this means is with three week to go we have the freshest and greatest body of evidence about a washington that doesn't work for anybody except the insiders. >> there is collusion on the other side with e-mails. we've discovered that the state department and the justice department and the obama white house, they were colluding with the clinton campaign in terms of giving them information early. obama told the american people, he said to them straight up, i didn't know about this until i read it in the press. meanwhile he was e-mail hill pry. and that john podesta suggesting maybe we shouldn't turn over the e-mails which are under subpoena. that's obstruction of justy. you've got collusion on a high level on all of these issues. >> all for political gain and putting everybody's national security at risk. the other thing that's very disappointing in the e-mails, you find out more about what hillary clinton and her senior team thinks of all of us, thinks

builder from new york has to be the guy that brings this up? >> it isn't. she's become a millionaire since the plan on our job and you know, probably losing money and opportunity costs so he lost money in this. you know? he doesn't need that job, sean. he wants to owe do this job. he wants to give everyone in america, all ethnicities the same opportunity that he was able to have. to start a great family. to start a business to, live the american dream. that is gone. you know why it's gone? people in washington, d.c., people in washington, d.c. never had these jobs or done any of these things. they get high positions in government. we've seen that. they get deals in haiti. >> that is so bad. >> take that money and they squander it and lend it to people. people in haiti saying what happened? where is the $10 billion? they don't know. it's disgusting. my father said it's time to drain the swamp in washington, d.c. >> that is the number one trending topic in twitter. we have two tapes come out. i saw james in the tape here, we had two tapes come out. one shows that money coming directly from t

@megankelly. >> thanks, megan. welcome to "hannity." the alfred e. smith dinner took place in new york city. moments ago they addressed those attending the annual dinner and here are some of the fun highlights. take a look. >> it is great to be here with 1,000 wonderful people, or as i call it a small, intimate dinner with some friends. or as hillary calls it, her largest crowd of the season. just before taking the dais, hillary accidentally bumped into me and she very civilly said, pardon me. [ laughter ] >> oh, this one is going to get me in trouble. michelle obama gives a speech and everyone loves it. it is fantastic. they think she is absolutely great. my wife melania gives the exact same speech, and people get on her case. and i don't get it. >> there are a lot of friendly faces here in this room, people that i've been privileged to know and to work with. i just want to put you all in a basket of adorables. you look so good in your tuxes, or as i refer to them, formal pant suits. speaking of health, donald has been very concerned about mine, very concerned. he actually sent a car to br

. the heads of nbc, cnn, cbs, abc, there is the "new york times" right over there and the washington post. >> i know you were criticized for inviting both donald and me here tonight. he responded by saying if i only sat down with those who were saints, i'd be taking all my meals alone. now, just to be clear, i think the cardinal is saying i'm not eligible for sainthood. but getting through these three debates with donald has to count as a miracle. >> those are more highlights from tonight. alfred e smith dinner in new york city. joining us now is the author of government gone wild. you were there. you heard some of that stuff. you know, some people show up and pretend they were there. you were there. >> exactly. yes. >> my thoughts on the night? >> well, i think donald trump was great for the first 80% of his monologue. he had the crowd. his delivery was perfect. his line, he said hillary is a very nice person. she bumped into him. after that, he began to get personal and the crowd turned on him. and there are five pages here focusing on the fact donald trump got booed for a couple j

. smith dinner. it's funny. a liberal crowd, liberal audience. it's new york. you got oohs and ahhs when donald trump crossed the line. they both got adds good as they gave. >> i thought the pieces you had were funny. i thought they were poking fun at each other. but it was dramatically milder and more pleasant than last night. i thought the folks who historically created the smith dinner i think were probably pretty happy that these two were in that tradition. >> there 's going to be liberal complaints that donald trump went too far. if he's not himself, there's no point in going to the dinner. he was on fire today. >> but the joke me made at his own expense and melania's was a perfect joke. >> yeah. >> in the absolute tradition. the great thing about the smith dinner is a lot of it is self deprecating humor and that was clearly precisely within the tradition of the dinner. >> he took some hard shots at hillary which was good and she took some hard shots at him which was good and if their own way they were both funny. i thought trump was funnier but he's got more personality than h

through wikileaks we know the following news organizations, univision, abc, cbs, nbc, new york sometimes, politico, boston globe, all of the organizations, cnn, in one way fashion or form a have been in the pocket of hillary clinton. what is your reaction to that? >> it is totally brutal. i mean you can do something that's, you know, just fabulous, it is perfect, everything is great and they end up giving you bad news and bad stories, bad coverage. it is the single greatest pile on they say. this isn't me saying it, it is other people, even news organizations. the single greatest pile on. despite that, you just saw the crowd we had outside. we're in pennsylvania now. we left north carolina, i'm going back to pennsylvania, the a different section in pennsylvania. in a little while. we have a massive crowd there. it's been unbelievable what is going on. i think that it is not p -- although as you know three polls caming out today saying i'm leading nationwide. look, it is a question of tax egs, a question of borders, do we want to have a country or not, we're going to have strong borders.

, nbc, the "new york times," politico, the "boston globe," cnn, in one way, fashion or form have been in the pocket of hillary clinton, what is your reaction to is that? >> well, it's totally brutal. you can do something that's just fabulous, it's perfect, everything's great and then they end up giving you bad news and bad coverage. it's the single greatest pileup. this isn't just me saying it, it's even news consideration organizations, the single greatest pile on, you just saw the crowd we had outside, we're in pennsylvania now, we just left north carolina, i'm going back to pennsylvania, a different section in pennsylvania in a little while, we have a massive crowd there. it's been unbelievable what's going on. and i think that it's not pollable, as you know, three polls came out today saying i'm leading nationwide. look, it's a question of taxes, it's a question of borders, do we want to have a country or not, we're going to have strong borders, people are going to come into our country, but legally through a process. they're going to come in legally. i think a lot was learned in

editorial condemning the salacious of reporting now. the "new york times" has been the "enquirer, and the "enquirer" has been the "new york times," so we have to set the world right side up again. >> your job was to hide the scandals. you're saying they had an open marriage. you're talking about hookers, you're talking about dirty trips, buying off journalist and much more. why don't you give us specifics? >> well, again, let me qualify that by saying these are dylan's words. one of the reasons i wanted to come on your show -- >> is there anything that's not true in what i said? >> no, no. one of the reasons i wanted to come on your show is to put things in a little let hyperbolic way perhaps. >> a little less sensational? >> yes. >> you don't think paying off people and having an open marriage -- >> to me it is not my business or anybody else's business. >> you're libertarian in terms of people's sexuality, it doesn't matter to you? >> my personal feelings were irrelevant in this. it was a matter of, look, when you're at the white house and turn a corner and there's the gilbert stuart pi

salacious nature of political reporting now. look, the "the new york times" has become the enquirer, the enquirer has become the "the new york times." the world is upside down. we've got to set it right again. >> so your job was to help hide their scandals. and the degree to which -- you said they had an open marriage. you're talking about hookers. you're talking about dirty tricks, buying off journalists and much more. why don't you give us specifics. >> well, again, let me qualify that by saying these are dillon's words. one of the reasons i wanted to come on your show -- >> is anything that wasn't true, what i said? >> no. one of the reasons i wanted to come on the show is to put

clean this up. he has e-mails from her. they do not say state.gov. here, former new york city mayor, rudy giuliani. if this is an outside group and they're getting money and coordinating with the campaign, my understanding of the law is that's illegal. >> sure. well, the trigger is are they collecting it under the -- hard money, in other words this trickle amidst campaign finance or collecting large amounts, 10,000, 20,000, 30,000, a million, two million? if they're outside the limits, collection limits, then they can't coordinate with the campaign. then they have to be independent, that's what citizens united is all about. >> right. >> so that coordination would mean they were acting in violation of the federal election laws. >> all right. so they were very clear in the project veritas videos now, that the money goes from the clinton campaign to the dnc to this group. matter of fact, i will put it on the screen because in is really important. >> right. >> this is where the money comes, this is where legality comes into play. let's roll that. >>> i am contracted to him, but i answer

particularly with and a halfty. people in michigan know the nafta story better than people in new york know the nafta story. they lost their jobs and their jobs are sitting in mexico. >>> keep it going, folks, we're fighting a crooked establishment and just about the biggest part of the crooked establishment are the people back there with the phony cameras. they're a bunch of phony low lives. >> i actually love when he does that. people turn and boo them. donald trump calling out the liberal left wing media as wikileaks exposes more damning evidence of collusion between the press and the clinton campaign days before hillary clinton announced her candidacy. >>> also tonight -- >> she shouldn't be allowed to run for president. he shouldn't be allowed. she's a crook. >> a fired up donald trump campaigning hard in the swing state of florida. we have the highlights of that rally and much more. stay right there. 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. (announcer vo) you can

c nbc and cnn and msnbc, nbc, "new york times," political reuters, the hill, "wall street journal" and others. nobody from fox news. i can't believe. was my invitation lost in the mail? joining us now tucker carlson, monica crowly and host judge jeanine pirro. doesn't surprise me. the mrc is there and also wikileaks with the names of 65 so-called journalists that they're wining and dining. and then the names of all the others colluding with from politico, "new york times," c nbc, cnn, msnbc. it is -- it is all there. i said in 2008 journalism is dead. you're all a bunch of hacks, phonies, liars and corrupt. and they lectured me because i'm honest and i say i give opinion. >> there's an octopus of connections. and that -- >> october of us? >> octopus of connections. all related to power and money. and people who are honest are left out. the american public is being left out. everybody who's an ordinary american is not a part of this game. and for anyone to think that a democratic elected president in the name of hillary clinton is going to help you, they're just wrong. whether it's

research this summer but were told everything was taken care of. that came as the "new york times" posted its first story march 2nd, 2015, all about clinton's use of personal e-mail account as secretary of state. a dramatic sign the potential next commander-in-chief shares critical information with only a few trusted advisers. all of the secretness was too much. she wrote to john podesta about the e-mail scandal in the summer of 2015, it is like the whole thing is bleeping insane. that honest admission comes at the same time, remember, clinton herself and her aides in the summer of 2015 kept telling us this is not a big deal, there's nothing to see here, move on. even one of her top advisers was saying it was insane, sean. >> we have to remember your question. you said, did you have your server wiped clean and she goes, you mean like with a cloth. we know it was bleach bit and acid watch. i want to say the one individual you quoted as saying it was bleeping insane, also i was told everything was taken care of. taken care of fits into the bleach bit narrative, that they wiped it ou

with we're told that everything was take uncare of. that came as the "the new york times" posted its first story march 2nd, 2015 all about clinton's use of a personal e-mail account as secretary of state. a dramatic sign that the potential next commander in chief shares confidential information with only a few. she wrote to john podesta about the e-mail scandal in the summer of 2015, quote, it's like the whole thing is bleepin' insane. and that honest submission comes at the same time that clinton herself and her aides kept telling us this is not a big deal, there's nothing to see her, move on. even one of her top advisers was saying i was insane. >>' and by the way, we've got to remember your question. you said did you have your server wiped clean. you mean with a cloth? we know it was acid wash. this whole thing is bleepin' insane, the one individual you quoted saying also, i was told everything was taken care of. being taken care of fits into the bleached bit nainitiative. weren't those e-mail all subpoenaed at that point? >> they were subpoenaed right after that point. the campai

scandal broke in the pages of the "new york times" did not know the full depth of the e-mail controversy. they were e-mailing in real-time saying, did you know it was this extensive. robby mook said, no, we did a self-vetting of the e-mail and we were told all had been taken care of. the bottom line is hillary clinton tonight is calling for transparency from the fbi 24 hours after we learned from wikileaks she kept her own top aides in the dark about the extent of this e-mail scandal. this is a dramatic development tonight, sean. >> let me tell you a part of what my theory is. i'm not sure i necessarily believe that this is related necessarily to huma abedin and anthony weiner, and i will tell you why. i think the fbi, especially james comey, under him -- i know special agents, they have been furious with his earlier statements on this particular case. they feel the standard has been met, the 51%, the preupon drans of evidence to go forward in this case and that he should not have made the definitive statement he originally made. let me put up on the screen what wikileaks rev

bleach bit in an effort to permanently erase e-mails on the server. joining us now is former new york city mayor, former prosecutor rudy giuliani. where did you want to begin? you just heard james comey admit that the standard, the standard in this case which is negligent or grossly negligent. you don't have to be negligent. >> admission of negligent and grossly negligent is extremely careless. jim comey didn't choose those words idly. those are the legal definition of what it means to be grossly negligent. so when he said that, he essentially said there's evidence to prove that she violated the statute. the four or five times when he was answering trey gowdy's questions in which he pointed out that she lied to the fbi -- >> is that a crime? >> that's what martha stewart went to jail for, for one of them. >> and he had five specific -- >> five specific lies. >> multiple instances. >> work-related e-mails were found when she said that there were no work-related e-mail. >> a thousand. >> i'd be visiting you now. >> would you bring me a cake? >> i'd visit you. it's one of the -- it's one of t

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conversation, trump wins all day long. >> there's a big battle going on. it was in the new york post today between martha raddatz and anderson cooper. let's go back to the first debate. lester holt from the opening question that was predicated on a false notion about the economy and then on trump in iraq and then on birtherism. watch how wrong holt was in the first interview. >> there's been a record six straight years of job growth and new census numbers show incomes have increased after years after stagnation. mr. trump, a lot of these are judgment questions. you supported the war in iraq before the invasion. what makes your -- >> i did not support the war in iraq. >> for five years you perpetuated a false claim that the nation's first black president wasn't a citizen. stop and frisk was ruled unconstitutional. >> you're wrong. >> wrong on stop and frisk, wrong on hit hillary, and the memo and blumenthal pushing birtherism. wrong on the state of the economy and wrong on trump's position in iraq. it's two on one every debate now. >> and i think trump has to go in on sunday just know

for the privilege. >> of that, he wrote the art of the come back. in the new york times of all places. because they broke the story. they said that this is, you know, one of the greatest come backs. here is where i see this election going. with 34 days out. it seems this is a big a choice an election as i've seen in my lifetime. and i follow politics everyday, as you know. we will either raise taxes or drop the corporate rate to 15% and innocentive advise business to build manufacturing centers and factories here. we're either going to be energy independent or put coal companies out of work, coal miners out of work. we're either going to put supreme court originalists or activists on the court. have a president that says radical islam or not. a president that vets refugees as intelligence officials tell us to do or not. but because isis will infiltrate. we will either build a wall, protect borders for national security and economic reasons or not. we're either going to put education back to the states or not. a story today, 215 vets died, according to an ig report, because our v.a. fa

difficult to hear you in new york, greg. >> all right, phil, you are doing a great job, we appreciate your efforts. >> phil keiating, we'll be checking back with him in florida. >>> standing by with the latest, rick, we are just watching phil there, you can see the winds definitely picking up, the rain coming down and stinging his face, what's the status of matthew and where is it located right now? >> it is headed in that direction and it is going to get worse where phil is. you asked me the last half hour of what happens in the long run. these are our computer models here and actually been spot on for about the last 48 hours, except we don't know in the ten mile jog one way or another. a lot of the computer models, bring it back and loop it back down again close to florida. that's maybe five or six days from now. that's what the official forecast from the national hurricane center does as well. if i extend this out in time, it comes right back here southeast. it is a very weaken system but nonetheless, a little bit more rain. >> it is getting very close to the strong winds. when you

working new york city and i covered hurricane sandy. we were set up in an inlet in howard beach queens, we were keeping an eye on the river level in that inlet it. wasn't exactly a river next to jfk airport, but you get the idea. it was an inlet where people docked their boats and suddenly that water breached the bank in howard beach queens and the next thing we knew it we had to take refuge on the second story of a motel, because that water just rushed in like nobody's business. so obviously we're going to keep an eye on this situation, hope that things say relatively okay, but the fact that water is coming over the banks right now is certainly not a good sign and keep in mind, the storm, hurricane matthew, the brunt of it, still has to make its way here to savannah. greg and arcel. >> you know, joel, it can move so fast, and the -- the water can rise so high. can you pull out a little bit or pan over a little bit camera right and show us more of what the water situation is like and then describe it for us? >> sure. phil, they want to see the river. so just pan right a little bit and

former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. this is how it went down. well, you happy? >> i'm very happy. i'm a very happy win. i thought he was going to win. he did a lot better than i thought. i considered it a knockout. by the end of the debate she was just talking for the purpose of talking. she looked tired to me. the last 15 minutes she looked really tired and then she would give these long, wandering answers. in fact, the moderators were totally unfair and let her go on and on. >> i love when he said one on three because that was totally true. >> the moderators were unfair but she hurt herself by going on and on because she started to lose they are train of thought. i think he really dazzled her. the moment she couldn't answer the destruction of the 33,000 e-mails which would put anybody else in jail, you know that, i know that, everyone in america knows that. >> the abe lincoln line, did he plan that or was that -- >> that was just right -- made up, right on the spot because she made that up on the spot. >> let me ask -- you've been a part of the debate prep and what i saw tonigh

problem. every conservative has to start in the morning and say i realize the "new york times" will oppose me, "the washington post" will oppose me, nbc, cbs, abc, they all will be against me. how do i design a campaign and go into a debate knowing that's the bias. it is like sailing and understand you have to learn to tack. you never go straight into the wind because you can't. you have to figure out, how am i going to maneuver around these biasses and turn it back on her? if she didn't have the elite media, given what you just said, she would be losing by an enormous margin right now. >> really, really good advice. i hope people are listening. thanks, mr. speaker. appreciate it. coming up next on this special edition of "hannity." >> vote for mr. trump, give yourselves that sense of peace, give it to your children. he is the greatest man i have ever met. >> clinton campaign is trying to paint trump as sexist, but our next guest who knows him very well says that is 100% not true. wait until you hear this incredible story. plus donald trump continues to pound the campaign trail. he

has to start out saying, the "the new york times" oppose me, the washington post oppose me, nbc, cbs, abc, you go down the list, they're all against me. now how do i design a campaign and go into a debate knowing that. it's like sailing and understand you got to learn to tack. you never go straight into the wind because you can't. you got to figure out how am i going to maneuver around these biases and turn it back on her. if she didn't have the elite media, she would be losing by an enormous margin right now. >> thanks mr. speaker. appreciate it. >>> coming up next on the special e dit dition of "hannit" >> vote for mr. trump. he is the greatest man i have ever met. >> clinton campaign is trying to paint trump as sexist but our next guest says that's 100% not true. >>> plus, donald trump continues to pound the campaign trail today. he was in the great state ofmy mu. we're going to play highlights and we'll speak with trump campaign manager kellyanne conway. that and much more straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ your life wasn't meant to be lived under a bushel basket. neither is your f

denounced the media and threatens to sue the "new york times." >> he was like an octopus. it was like he had six arms. he was all over the place. when he started putting his hand up my skirt, and that was it. that was it. i was out of there. >> and so now we address the slander and libels that was just last night thrown at me by the clinton machine and the "new york times" and other media outlets. these vicious claims about me of inappropriate conduct with women are totally and absolutely false. >> the one on the airplane, every guy and woman will say, i can't believe it. >> it's disgusting. and what struck me about that story is when the "new york times" reporter confronted trump about it, he screamed at her said and you're a horrible person, which is just classic abusive behavior. >> the truth is victims of sexual assault, victims of rape, of unwanted groping they often don't come forward. they're humiliated. especially back in the day, they were told move along, it happens all the time, you have to take it. >> i'm skeptical about the timing of all this. talk about an october surprise.