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it was a tough comment about the clinton campaign, which means clinton. joining me is jonathan allen, a great book about hillary, and heidi who wrote the main story today. heidi, you first. i will get to the biographer here. what does this say in all fairness objectively? does hillary clinton have a penchant for privacy? beyond the usual normal american penchant to keep your own personal health to yourself. >> well, the answer to that is yes but is this going to be a case that magnifies that and makes it a deal breaker for the american people? probably not. you can look -- >> a weak breaker? >> maybe. you can look at the pieces of this and look at what brian fallon said and put this together and kind of figure out what happened here which was she knew on friday she was sick. she thought i can take the antibiotics and power through this and we'll see what happens on monday. that didn't exactly work out. >> do you think she was ever going to disclose if she could get away with it? >> who knows? given the narrative that was already out there and being pushed

donald trump is demanding an apology from hillary clinton and highlighting clinton's remark in an attack ad. >>> mosque fire. an arson attack on the build bring the orlando nightclub attacker once prayed. >>> and worst case scenario. warnings another nuclear test by north korea could imminent, with south korea fearing dire consequences. washington and seoul are planning a major show of military force in the skies over the korean peninsula. will it deter kim jong-un? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> we're following breaking news tonight. hillary clinton's campaign is on the defensive for waiting two days to reveal that the candidate has pneumonia. clinton was forced to leave an event and cameras caught her appearing to almost collapse. the campaign manager said clinton was trying to power through her illness and the staff is to blame for slow disclosure. mike pence, meanwhile, is joining donald trump in demanding that hillary clinton apologize for calling half of their supporters a "basket of deplorables." pence was here in "the situation

clinton advisers are aware of this. one thing they wanted to take off the table was the attack he had against her that she was "hiding" from the press. that is something they have tried to do definitively today with several opportunities for the press to chat with her. i think we will clearly see them continue that line. she is trying to flip the transparency argument back onto trump by emphasizing his refusal to release his tax returns, something she continues to hammer him on. as much as possible, she wants to get the spotlight off questions about her transparency and accusations of secrecy, and back to his finances. john: when you think about what hillary clinton is attacking donald trump over, one is accessibility. the other is the connection to russia, which we talked about earlier in the show. which one do you think the campaign feels more vulnerable over? >> really, they should feel incredibly vulnerable to both, but currently, it is the russia issue. it played a role in trump nudging out paul manafort. the drumb

clinton -- secretary clinton may say in response. >> so will trump use bill clinton's extra marital affairs as fodder for tomorrow night and is the clinton campaign prepared for such a thing. tapper asked clinton campaign manager. >> in the mock debates, are you preparing for anything? are you preparing for the gennifer flowers' of the world to be invoked? >> jake, as you would appreciate, nobody knows which donald trump will show up to this debate and his erratic temperament has been a subject of quite a bit of discussion, i would argue why he's not fit and prepared to be president. but look, big picture, this debate is an opportunity for the american people to look at these two candidates and see which one of them is ready to be our next president and commander in chief. and i think the fact that donald trump is spending hours before this debate on the -- on this sort of thing is indicative of the kind of leader he would be and president he would be. i think it's a warning sign before the debate has even started about donald trump's lack of fitness and bullying tactics that make him unfit

>> as bill clinton was fighting for his political legacy, hillary clinton was planning hers. it was february 12th, 1999. >> it was such a surreal moment. >> mr. mccain, guilty. >> because as the impeachment vote was happening on the floor -- >> mr. moynihan, not guilty. >> she was with the quintessential expert on the state of new york, of all things new york. >> that expert was senior adviser harold ickeys inside the private areas of the white house, he and hillary clinton were contemplating a run for senate. >> we talked about everything from fund-raising, how much it was going to cost. we ran the gamut. >> hillary pored over research and debated strategy. then the phone rang. >> she told the white house operator to put whoever was calling on. >> i just called and said i would like to talk to the first lady. >> we didn't have a television or radio on. she listened, she said i understand. >> i think i was the 30th person to call. i had no idea i was the first guy through. >> where are we going as a nation? >> new york republican congressman peter king, who had voted against

the clinton campaign put out the word that because of the heat from the ceremony from 9/11, hillary clinton simply left the occasion earlier than scheduled. her people now say that her secret was as they say, a bad call. >> i think we could have handled it better in terms of providing more information more quickly. in those 90 minutes we were putting the priority on making sure she was okay. as soon as she got in the vehicle she was alert the whole time and telling staff she was fine. but i do think in those 90 minutes that elapsed we could have gotten more information out more quickly. that is on the staff and we regret that. >> the campaign disclosed that clinton had been diagnosed on friday with pneumonia. to tamp down concerns, they put out a statement that clinton was recovering well. and hillary clinton's headline prognosis is of the type that can let her finish her campaign at the robust pace that is needed, can it or not? that is the question for the doctors themselves. the other question can only be raised by the voters' attention to the candidates. are they willing to accept her i

on bill clinton is a mistake. jobarack obama did a good of making political hay out of clinton fatigue, is donald trump on to something when he focuses on clinton corruption and the ?attle days the specific question of the clinton years were bad. i think that he misses a point which is that the majority of voters in the country feel that the clinton years were actually very good on the issues .hat voters care about it was a time when manufacturing jobs were being created in the middle class was actually rising . it is a mistake for donald trump make this a race about the past. theperson who wins if person who makes it about the future and he is making it about everything except voters. >> have you heard of any polling data to give you insight into whether the debate had an effect on the race? obviously, i think it would have a problem sharing it on television if it was private. what you saw in the debate in with the public polling suggested is that you are going to see a shift toward secretary clinton but it is st

trump is ahead of clinton in one point and in florida, trump is tied by clinton. the previous poll shows clinton leading in all those states. now the race is obviously closing quickly. hillary clinton last night did little to help her cause in a commandeering chief forum, she seeming my forgot that four americans were killed under her watch in libya but trump today reminded her. >> i put together a coalition that included nato and we were able toll save lives. we did not lose a single american in that action. >> she falsely said "no americans die in libya." i heard that, could show forgotten so quickly. as they say it was in all of the papers of the subject of the congressional hearing. they even made a movie about it. joining me tonight is pat buchanan on how he's seeing this progressing. one of the kacandidates have be a moment that everyone fears. gary johnson. flooding a question on the sir caltran civil war. >> what would you do if you are elected of aleppo. what is aleppo? you are kidding. >> no. >> aleppo is in syria. the eppie center of refugee crisis. >>

hillary clinton picked this time line. i know people are going to say it's the political season, i just got this information from the fbi. we are days, legislative days, after this happened. i flew in to go see and read the documents downstairs and i tell you, we're going to move in a rapid pace, no matter the political calendar, and we would be derelict in our duty if we didn't do it. >> now, maryland democrat elijah cummings is the top democrat on that committee, clearly is not buying it, pushing back rather strongly at this morning's hearing. >> this is an attack. an attack on hillary clinton's candidacy for president of the united states of america. referral to the justice department that is ludicrous on its face. then he sent another referral. accusing secretary clinton of obstructing justice. these actions had their desired effect. they kept repeating the headline that hillary clinton is under investigation. >> now, this hearing, coming on the heels of cummings releasing an e-mail exchange between colin powell, the f

or hillary clinton directly. i think at this point, given the damage that that did, it didn't effect hillary clinton per se. but given the damage that that did, they have to be nervous about it. but, you know, look at who we are dealing with on the other side as charles says. >> when you hear hillary saying that about secrets, you realize that this election, this is the festival, this is an orgy of ironies, there is nothing that you see from six months ago that isn't a direct contradiction or sort of mocks what the current positions are. and it's going to get worse between now and november. >> she should have stayed away from the emails. >> bumper sticker and orgy of irony. >> i'm not putting that on my car, charles. >> it was working for me. >> that's it for the panel. stay tuned. it took an act of congress but a female world war ii pilot has finally been laid national cemetery. so conversations can go where you go. take your time. i'm not going anywhere. (announcer vo) and when you're not available, one talk he

¿quÉ te motivÓ a ser voluntario de la campaÑa de hillary clinton? >> es anti mexicano y antiinmigrante, medio mÁs ganas de apoyar al partido demÓcrata y a hillary. flavio: muchos lo calificaron como un debate intenso donde hubo momentos de tensiÓn, segÚn algunos, donald trump no desperdiciÓ ni un momento para atacar a clinton y aunque no se tocÓ el tema de la reforma migratoria, los demÓcratas dicen que tienen confianza en su candidato. >> mÁs que donald trump, ella no lo puede hacer sola, tiene que trabajar con todos los representantes. >> yo creo que ella tiene la capacidad, ella conoce, sabe, lo Último que le falta es gente que la apoye, para eso estamos acÁ. flavio: la Última vez que donald trump y hillary clinton se enfrentan cara a cara serÁ el prÓximo jueves de octubre en un debate programado. leÓn: gracias flavio. en seguida, en una exclusiva mundial habla el hijo hasta ahora desconocido de juan gabriel. ademÁs, le damos un vistazo las temperaturas actuales cuando sondas 11:15, el termÓmetro marca 71 en san francisco, 69 en n

quinnipiac, clinton 48, trump 43. also morning shines for the clinton campaign. clinton sources tell us they expected this. from day one when they started this general election campaign, this was going to be a close election and they were going to start to see this after voters started swinging in. it's been a tough week for the clintons between what has happened with her health episode and being off the trail for several days, the deplorables comment she made that drew criticism from republicans. they really want to use today to get back on their feet. they know they need to be talking about hillary clinton and what she'll do for the country. she spent the summer prosecuting a case against why donald trump should not be president. but they haven't seen movement in the numbers that show voters are coming around to thinking, oh, i can understand and see a positive case for hillary clinton. so, i think that's what you're going to start to see her try to make a case for today in north carolina. >> thanks so much. i want you to hang out here for a second because on t

hillary clinton does not. if you even look at the democ t democratdemocra democratic primary as weg. bern . >> do you think when she says free education, free school, free college, free day care, free free free free free, charles, that that resonates with the younger generation. maybe they're beginning to realize that the last president that accumulated more depth than the 43 presidents before him combined that that's their debt. they're going to have to pay that back. they're going to have to work their entire lives to pay down that debt. >> clearly that message resonated when bernie sanders was going around saying it. that's the real problem. people just don't believe that hillary clinton actually believes -- has any message whatsoever. somebody had a great statistic the other day that a higher percentage of americans believe in big foot than believe that hillary clinton is telling the truth. the problem is trotting out michelle obama and bernie sander to the events, they draw enthusiastic crowds but they re

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bill clinton and hillary clinton are not traditional. long played clinton in his infidelities going back many decades a lot of people foreg.e.d. get or conveniencely forget what happened in 1992 when he was running for president and dealing with bimbo ejection dollars. she called him bill's rodeo queen. jack wrote a memo that the campaign accepted that talked about how the campaign should do everything in its power to discredit and destroy jennifer flowers who was the woman that bill clinton had a long-time affair with that's exactly what they did. this is not a typical situation of a completely wronged spouse who has no role to play here. >> not as if hillary clinton has ever been reluctant to attack women when she felt it was necessary. >> right. not just with jennifer flowers with every single woman of any women who alleged anything from voluntary sex ideal affairs with the former president into to involuntary. >> that rape alleged by broderick. your thoughts. >> this is what trump wants to do. he wants to say hillary clinton, you cal

clinton: ... is if your -- if your main claim to be president of the united states is your business, then i think we should talk about that. you know, your campaign manager said that you built a lot of businesses on the backs of little guys. and, indeed, i have met a lot of the people who were stiffed by you and your businesses, donald. i've met dishwashers, painters, architects, glass installers, marble installers, drapery installers, like my dad was, who you refused to pay when they finished the work that you asked them to do. we have an architect in the audience who designed one of your clubhouses at one of your golf courses. it's a beautiful facility. it immediately was put to use. and you wouldn't pay what the man needed to be paid, what he was charging you to do... mr. trump: maybe he didn't do a good job and i was unsatisfied with his work... ms. clinton: well, to... mr. trump: which our country should do, too. ms. clinton: do the thousands of people that you have stiffed over the course of

clinton leaving the ceremony early. video surfacing on twitter showing the former secretary of state unsteady, appearing to lean on a post and requiring support getting into her van as her legs seem to buckle. the press left in the dark for about 90 minutes. the campaign giving no details about where clinton was going or what happened. just after 11:00 a.m., the campaign said in part, hillary clinton felt overheated during the ceremony and departed to her daughter chelsea's apartment, which is just a a few miles away. then just before noon, clinton emerged unassisted, smiling. >> it's a beautiful day in new york. >> saying she felt much better. >> are you feeling better? >> yes, thank you very much. >> clinton even stopping to greet a child before getting into her van and heading back to her home and husband bill. clinton supporter and congressman joe crowley also attended the memorial and said she seemed perfectly normal. >> i was standing just behind hillary clinton and it was very hot. >>er her pneumonia diagnosis wa

investigate clinton. >> the clinton campaign is getting blowback today for an ordinary, and in another way to extort her private conversation on monday between bill clinton and attorney general loretta lynch. >> bad judgment. horrible judgment. >> this will add to the partisan tint of the decision. >> although we did not find clear evidence secretary clinton or her colleagues intended to violate laws governing the handling of classified information, there is evidence that they were extremely careless. we are expressing to justice our view that no charges are appropriate in this case. >> the story, indictment or no indictment. if hillary clinton was indicted, or director comey suggested charges should be brought, this would be one of the worst days of her life. she might not be the democratic nominee, and might not be the president of the united states. ms. clinton: please join me in welcoming the present of the united states, barack obama. >> the crowd here was in love with what they saw on stage. and the clinton people were in love with it, too. they think that's very powerful, that h

brian: i'm team clinton. orosa: i'm team trump. >> with all due respect to monday night football -- >> are you ready for the issues? john: welcome to hot straight university -- hofstra university, home of this year's first presidential debate. we are here on long island where in a few hours, donald trump and hillary clinton stepped onto the stage for a 90 minute showdown moderated by lester holt. stakes are in some ways extremely high for both candidates and their campaigns. the polls shows the race now as tight as a tick. 43 new cycles left until e-day, democratic strongholds like pennsylvania and colorado may be in play. mark: nationally, a big bloomberg politics survey shows clinton and trump tied at 46% in a two-way national matchup. add in the third-party candidates and trump is up by two points. amid an expectations arms race ahead of the debate, half the people we pulled nationally thought clinton would do better on the stage, 40% compare. we should note that while other national polls shows essentiall

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bill clinton. >> how is secretary clinton? >> doing fine. she, she -- she was even better last night before she went to sleep. had a good night's sleep. she is doing fine. she just got dehydrated yesterday. >> is that what happened? got dehydrated. when you look at that collapse. that video that was taken. serious. >> no, no. >> than dehydration. >> she has been, well if it is, a mystery to me and all of her doctors. frequently, not frequently, not -- rarely, but on more than one occasion, over the last many, many years, the same sort of thing has happened to her when she just got severely dehydrated. and she has worked like a demon as you know. secretary of state. and as a senator. and, in the years since. >> more importantly on a >> if any body is concerned. you should be the one. if any body should tell us exactly what is going on, you are the one. >> yeah. >> i was glad. today she made a decision. which i think was correct. to, to -- cancel her -- campaign day. >> right. >> to take one more day to rest. but she looked like

and it goes back to send in mama clinton said about clinton and about her and roger clinton was whenever they want into a room, they could sense who was the person who least liked them and they would spend time trying to woo them. he said that as a major mistake for a leader. he talks about the need of bill clinton is to be loved what she said please do him listening not to hold it. can't like leon panetta, alice rivlin and the grown-ups in the white house who had other careers, jobs, while parent is to go back to the insider listening to the kids, george stephanopoulos who was so afraid of the press and headline that they say go with the special prosecutor. you make a huge mistake for yourself. once you have a special prosecutor to have to justify themselves. bill clinton, tried to be loved and accepted negative headlines can support the special prosecutors and he and his memoir says it biggest mistake i made. it just jumps off the page with frustration and anger. he did listen to me. that is a weakness. >> you mentioned but bill clinton regretted that he never had a war to fight. he di

at 11:03 a.m., hillary rodham clinton campaign spokesman releases statement, clinton, quote, overheated. about 40 minutes then passes. at 11:47 hillary clinton finally departs from her daughter chelsea clinton's apartment, in the flatiron district in downtown manhattan. she smiles and waves and hugs a young girl who wishes her well. at 5:15 p.m. hillary clinton's doctor finally releases a statement. it is another five -- it is five hours from the time we saw hillary leave her daughter's apartment, five hours later dr. laura bartok reveals she examined her at her home and inside the carefully worded statement she refeeveals for th first time she diagnosed secretary clinton with pneumonia on friday. this is the first time that the press hears at 5:00 p.m. yesterday that hillary clinton had pneumonia. we had been talking, trying to get statements from the campaign spokesman all day she goes up to chappaqua. i take it not even by then had they assembled a pool to go with her to keep track of all of this. am i correct on that. >> they took the pool from the 9/1 9/11 ceremony over to her apar

if clinton -- well, i'm trying >> if clinton did nothing wrong, if no one on her staff did anything wrong, why did sheryl mills ask for and receive immunity, limited immunity from criminal prosecution in this case? >> because the reason for that, chris, is to that if you're handing over a vast amount of materials, something like your computer or your blackberry or whatever. it could be files that they want that are not germane or relevant. it could be anybody else, your accountant, somebody. law enforcement offers this up to you to encourage you to sit down and provide -- >> well, they didn't offer it to her. sheryl mills asked for it. >> but it's a fairly routine process, and you know that, chris. let's talk about it. you know that prosecutors and investigators, when they're investigating -- >> i'll be honest. i don't know that. >> can i finish the answer quickly? so they can get a good look at that's what they wanted. they wanted to make sure they had access to sheryl mills' information about e-mails. >> finally, i've got about a minute left, and i want to ask you about one other thing.

what difference does it make whether clinton did it? forget clinton. why did he perpetuate it for five years? >> respectfully, i disagreer. it makes a huge difference as to who started this. hillary clinton never saw barak obama coming in 2008. that was her campaign. she was going to win. he beat her in the primary fairly and squarely. then they never saw bernie sanders coming. they haven't seen our comeback of the last month. she's not nimble, she's not resilie resilient. it's expected she deserves it, it's her turn. so i do think it matters where it started. frankly, on this as he has been running for president of the united states, this year, donald trump has talked about every policy issue that there is. we have a few more to go. but if people want to hear what he thinks about policies that affect them, the economy, radical islamic terrorism, senator kaine told you before this segment, if you want to see what we think about policy, we wrote a book. go to our website. really? we're out there every single day -- >> kellyanne, hang on a minute. in a p

the stuff about hillary clinton she didn't call anybody a bimbo but the team clinton was referring to women in those terms i just described. those were allegations about team clinton, not about her directly. >>> and we're not done with the women talk yet because apparently that's taken over 2016. there are a half dozen conspiracy theories -- this is a different story. did she have a hidden earpiece? was she using some sort of hand signals. how do they do it the catcher and the pitcher? they don't do this. brian kilmeade investigated. he's here with what he found. >>> you heard about the new controversial that blew up today at one of donald trump's golf courses. we'll show you what that vochs next. et anxious and my office gets flooded with calls. so many things can go wrong. it's my worst nightmare. every second that power is out my city's at risk. siemens digital grid manages and reroutes power so service can be restored within seconds. priority number one is keeping those lights on. it takes ingenuity to defeat the monsters that live in the dark. red 97! set! red 97! did you say 97?

hillary clinton is recovering from pneumonia. donald trump is hoping to capitalize on her down time. the billionaire keeping her focus not on clinton's health scare but what he calls a hate filled campaign. hillary clinton's camp is hitting back with a new ad. >>> how stupid are the people of the country. you've called people pigs, fat slops. >> she's a disgusting pig, right? >> i'd like to punch them in the face. they're losers. >> with me now is john gear. he's currently researching how negativity may actually help voters make better choices. welcome. really, is that true? >> well, yes. yes, indeed. sounds a little odd but we have two unpopular candidates. so there's reasons to raise doubts about both of them. >> but doesn't the negativity come from a place that's not quite true? >> well, you know, one of the things people have to understand about campaigns is that they're about exaggerations. both sides can exaggerate. in this particular election actually unfortunately there doesn't need to be any exaggeration. donald trump ha

clinton, secretary clinton may say in response. there's no plan to do that. i'm not going to reveal what we've been doing in our debate conversations but the fact is that he has every right to defend himself. he has always constantly attacked and the moment he counter punches and people are just shocked that he would do that and try to defend himself. he will answer the questions as we certainly hope that the questions go to policy, answer the questions that the american people have. they deserve and expect these candidates to be talking about the issues. abc/"washington post" came out with a poll overnight no shows issues that motivate americans, they want the candidates to talk about the economy and terrorism and health care and immigration, national security. so mr. trump is ready to have that conversation. >> so will trump use bill clinton's extra marital affairs as fodder for tomorrow night and is the clinton campaign prepared for such a thing? jake tapper asked the clinton campaign manager. >> in the mock debates, are you preparing for anything? are you

of the clintons. they weren't selling influence to the foundation. they were selling influence to the united states government. that's wrong by anybody's standards. trish: it looks as though we'll continue to get more and more information on this front. let's turn to donald trump and his trip to mexico. what did you think of him going down there to mexico and standing alongside the president there in that joint news conference? >> it was brilliant. it was incredibly risky. he goes to a place where he's unbelievably unpopular and walks right in the middle of it. he conducts himself in a diplomatic and presidential manner. it was an extraordinary coup for donald trump to go and do that. trish: pena nieto could have turned on him. but it was risky. but it seemed to pay off in your view. >> he rose to the occasion. and it caught everybody off guard. there were people railing at the idea that donald trump was going to go down there and do that. as it turns out he sounded good. he looked good. he came acros

clinton is losing ground but trump isn't gaining much. so where is clinton's support going? joining me for insight and analysis this sunday morning are chris of the washington post, kristin welker of nbc news, alex castellanos and maria. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press". >> from nbc news in washington this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> happy labor day weekend, end of summer. it's hard not to think this is oddly familiar. on friday hillary clinton and e-mails and the fbi revealed details about the interview with giving republicans yet more ammunition about how she and her aids handled e-mails and classified information while she was at the state department. on wednesday, it was trump and the issue of deportation. in the afternoon he seemed accommodating. maybe even presidential in a meeting with mexico's president in mexico city. then just hours later before supporters in phoenix, trump gave a thundering anti illegal immigration speech that seemed more suited for the primaries and just yesterday, trump made a rare attempt at winning over african american vo

>> i was being compensated by the clintons. >> just personally or the clinton executive services, clinton foundation, what was it? >> at that time i was an employee of clinton family personally and clinton foundation. >> okay. my time has expired. now recognize ranking member, mr. cummings. >> mr. cooper, the fbi's investigative summary states that apple server you helped install in the home of president and secretary clinton in 2008 was originally purchased for the purpose of hosting email services for president clinton's staff. to the best of your knowledge, is that accurate? >> yes, that's accurate. >> according to the fbi summary the decision was made to keep that server in the clinton residence. the reason was, and i quote, due to concern over insuring email reliability and a desire to segregate email for president clinton's various posts and endeavors, end of quote. according to the fbi the decision was made in january 2009 to switch from the apple server to a new server. fbi investigative summary states that in 2009, quote, according to cooper, in or around january 2009, the decisi

clinton today. she has trust issues and she's raising lots and lots of campaign cash and a lot of that cash is coming from wall street. how does bernie sanders say that's okay now? >> i think what bern ie -- i don't think that's what he's going to say. i think for him this has always been about the issues. he endorsed secretary of state because he needs the political revolution to roll on and the only way that will happen is if we have a candidate that is going to be an advocate for w k working families, someone we can trust with the nuclear codes. >> even bernie sanders said -- i have the sound bite right here. bernie sanders said over the weekend mrs. clinton should divorce herself from the clinton foundation and she should do it right now instead of waiting. he also said that the libertarian candidate mr. johnson should be on that debate stage with mrs. clinton and mr. trump. let's listen to that. >> do you think gary johnson should be in the debates? >> i think they have generally speaking my vi

with clinton, it's about what she's done. then trump w the gennifer flowers card. >> there you have it. actions versus attributes. some actions that trouble people, some attributes that trouble people. i don't know -- by the way, i think those questions frame pretty well the debate that we're going to see on monday night. those are the attack points, i think, for both sides. but i don't know which two people think are easier to swallow, actions, which might have been mistakes, or attributes which might never change. it's very difficult to know for sure. hillary clinton has a problem in that the e-mail debate is not going away. i think donald trump, as you just suggested, has a problem because people think the temperament maybe isn't changing contrary to what was said earlier this summer. >> do you think that the gennifer flowers invitation was a gaffe and that he was wise to get out of it? >> i think probably so, yeah. you know, it was a classic donald trump tweet, wasn't it. it was thrown out there to kind of like change the

he said the clinton foundation was pay to play. you gave money to the foundation, you got special access to the state department. your response to that? the calendar than half of nongovernmental people she met with were donors to the foundation. >> no, no. 85 people out of over 2,000 people. >> no, about 150. >> no. chris, as you know, two weeks after the initial headlines said half the people -- nongovernmental people she met with, the a.p. took down their headline, their statement, acknowledging it was wrong and sloppy because they only looked at a small sliver of the nongovernmental people she met with. the important point on the clinton foundation, and maybe donald trump is going to rank him on the record breakers of people who have been fact checked for lying and dissembling. the fact is the clinton foundation discloses all their donors. governor pence should know that. the clinton foundation money has gone from an "a" rating from charity navigator because 90% of the funds it raises goes to life-saved a.i.d.s. drugs to people

the only statement we got from the clinton campaign was late in the morning, when hillary clinton did in fact get overheated. and that is why she left the 9/11 memorial earlier and came to chelsea clinton's home. but we did learn that hillary clinton did in fact appear to faint. i want to be clear this is not something that the campaign confirmed. but law enforcement officials said hillary clinton did in fact appear to faint this morning. we'll learn if they give us any information on her status right now. and you're right, she did come here this morning to her daughter's home. and when she came out she said she was feeling great, smiling, even alwapaused to take a photoh a little girl waiting outside. no updates as of right now on whether or not the episode will end up affecting her travel plans. tomorrow she was supposed to fly to california. she has a number of fundraiser and campaign events scheduled on the west coast, we don't know yet if any of those plans will be affected. >> okay, m.j. lee, thank you for joining us. and for the update. last year, her physician did release a le

it's not about clinton. it's about the american people on all of those issues, truck, to my mind hillary clinton is far and away the superior candidate. >> do you think gary johnson should be in the debates? >> i think they have, you know, generally speaking my view is that if people reach a certain level, you can debate about what that level is. i think, what is it, 15% -- >> you think -- >> but you think that level, that 15% is a fair metric. >> it's probably too high. >> you think it should be lower. >> lower than that. >> let me play for you perhaps one of the more famous sound bytes from your campaign. here it is. >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails. >> me, too, me, too. >> that happened almost a year ago. that was october to have 2015. here we are september of 2016. you may not care about then but a lot of people do. do you have advice for hillary clinton and how to handle this? you struggled with the foundation and thought the foundation was problematic. do you

hillary clinton: no. donald trump: and then you heard what i said about it and all of a sudden you were it. inst hillary clinton: well, donald, i know you live in your own reality [laughter] that is not the fact. the facts are, i did say i hoped it would be a good deal it was negotiated which i was not responsible for, i included it wasn't. i wrote about that is it trump: so president obama's fault? is it president obama's fault. hillary clinton: i wrote that you even announced. donald trump: is it president obama's fault? because he's pushing it. hillary clinton: there are views about what's good for our country, our in nomy, and our leadership the world. and i think it's important to look at what we need to do to going again.omy that's why i've said new jobs with rising incomes, in more tax not cuts that would add 5 trillion debt. rs to the donald trump: but you have no plan. hillary clinton: oh, i do. donald trump: secretary, you have no plan. hillary clinton: i have written about it. it's called "stro

clinton leads trump 45 to 42. and 42- 41 in new hampshire and trump leads 46- 42 in georgia and 42- 41 in arizona. leslie marshal radio host and fox news contributor andulars, i will start with you. is hillary clinton in trouble? >> yes, she is in trouble. you notice that back in august when the numbers showed she was ahead she is fallen from that height point to where she is within the margin of error and neck and neck with with donald trump. the story is she's leading by a coup canle of points, but there is a lot of reasons people see not to trust hillary clinton. and that will not matter for the committed democrats. but the independents and swing voters it makes a difference. the health issues that are rising to the forefront and her disparaging the americans with a basket of deplorables. i am one and i don't like it. >> you don't have to win by 3 or 2 or 1 percent. you can win by a handful of vote accident, how much trouble is the clinton campaign is in. >> it is not in trouble at all. look at the election. th

in hillary clinton. hillary clinton can block momentum. the goal for donald trump not to commit any great big errors. basically put a performance that that puts him as a leader and expectations as well. donald trump has been lower expectations for him and raising for hillary clinton. she has a bar much higher than his. if he plays to withdraw it's basically a win for him, one of the tactics expecting to employ giving glancing nod to question and answering the question that you really wanted to get. he would likely point to the fact that this morning he got the endorsement of the 5,000 union members in the immigration and customs enforcement department, the first time that they have ever endorsed a candidate and the fact that he's coming out with a new white paper today that details economy, 3.5% growth, to create new jobs, suggesting he might pull out of the world trade organization in order to help american companies sell more things overseas, basically harris, that is he is a president with level the p

but let's go to hillary clinton. she has said that one of the first three pieces of legislation that she is going to push in the first 100 days of her administration is to dramatically change the way that campaigns are financed. this is fundamentally about reform and transparency. as you know, we have allowed the campaign finance system go to the dark money, and super pac, and nontransparent system, and democrat support significant reform, and that is at the heart of the reform. >> and shy is credible seeing how associated she is with the big fund-raising and thing like that is. >> absolutely. with disclose our donors in the campaign and the foundation discloses the donors and remember, it is the trumm foundation making an illegal campaign contribution and trying to cover it up, and we are all about the disclosure and transparency and we do believe that reforming the way that campaigns are financed is the most important reform that the nation needs right now. >> senator kaine, i have to leave it there, because we are

clinton." that's pretty strong stuff. >> the thing is, in paragraph three of all of these stories about the e-mails and clinton foundation, they say they did nothing illegal and so forth. i realize that you're going to get investigations and all of this other stuff. but the clinton foundation has done billions of dollars of good. as a matter of fact, it did good for trump, because he gave them $100,000. one of the reasons is why he did charitable work -- >> hold on a second, he's done our charitable work. particularly with the veterans. rich, let me go to another issue again this may not be against the law. but it's the appearance of conflict of interest. this politico article talking about how bill clinton used a lot of money from taxpayers. 16 billion from the president's found pay off staff members of the clinton foundation. politico is the one that came out with that story. clinton has denied, an interesting fact to that story, that perhaps one of the servers that hillary clinton used was p

it fit the clinton narrative. what we're seeing here i think with the terrorist attack in new york, with the events in charlotte, i'm talking television pictures here, the images. let's not forget the image of secretary clinton, herself, and her health scare there on september 11th. i do think those things make an impact watching an electorate an television. >> van jones, is that what you think changed? >> that's some of it, frankly. donald trump stopped doing dumb stuff every day. >> he got new management. >> he was slips on a banana peel and marbles every day the whole summer. he stopped doing that. that let some people get more comfortable with him. hillary clinton has got to not fall into a particular trap, though. she's so interested in stopping donald trump from dragging us backwards she forgets to tell us how she's going to take us forward. she actually has plans. not just a personality thing. they both got bad personalities according to a lot of people. her plans, she should talk about them more. economist

it's always been a question what role will bill clinton play in a clinton white house. it's unusual. it's unprecedented. the foundation speaks to that. a lot of people will look at this if they have a concern and will see satisfactory answers in terms of no more of the clinton global initiative on an annual basis if she is the president. they probably, people who are concerned about this would have liked to have seen the changes put into effect earlier, and that line very clearly drawn, but look, i think this just becomes an ish you've of people who aren't going to believe it are going to keep questions a lot. >> how big a deal should trump's dealings with foreign actors be in this election? they're using it, the clinton people, to set it up as a point of comparison with the foundation. how do you think it plays? >> i think we should know more. we should know more on both sides about what those relationships were, financial and otherwise to gauge potential influence. those are fair questions for clinton, for the clinton foundation as well, and certainly that would apply

trump is accusing hillary clinton of with the clinton foundation? >> well, first of all, there is no classified or confidential information that's been passed around. >> not the e-mails. i'm talking about the -- not the classified, different subject. >> there was no sale of uranium that went to a hostile nation either. we could talk about the clinton foundation and the pay to play allegations. watch the movie called clinton cash and get up to date. this was a clerical error, it was identified and corrected. millions of americans have to deal with this every single year with the irs and it's completely different because here we are talking about mr. trump and a clerical error but we're not talking about hillary clinton and a number of hostile foreign countries who suppress women, who suppress all kinds of people all over the world that gave tens of millions -- >> there was no effort to try to influence. >> clinton foundation, not 25,000 and clerical error. >> just a clerical error, not trying to influence the investigation? that's what you're maintai

today the clinton campaign said they'd release more medical information about clinton in the next days. chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta reports. >> reporter: she doesn't like to talk about it but hillary clinton's health history has been under scrutiny ever since she was first lady in the 1990s. in 1998, she experienced a deep vein thrombosis, a blood clot in her right leg. at the time, she described the experience as the most significant health scare she has ever had. the big concern, blood clots, while treatable, can lead to complications, even death if the clot moves into the lungs or the heart. in 2009, she had another blood clot, the location still unknown, and was not made public until she launched her most recent bid for the nomination. clinton has been on blood thinners ever since. that same year well en route to meet with president obama, clinton slipped in the basement of the state department fracturing her right elbow and requiring surgery, but it was a concussion in december 2012 which clinton sustained while battling a stomach virus, fainting then falling in h