taking time to talk to us this monday afternoon. everyone would like to know how is secretary clinton? mr. clinton she is doing fine. even better last night before she went to sleep. she got all these e-mails and text messages. a friend called and left a message that her husband had been hospitalized with pneumonia. a lot of it is going around. . bunch of her staff got sick she is doing fine. she got dehydrated yesterday. charlie: is that what happened? ,hen you look at that collapse that video that was taken you wonder if it is not more serious. r. clinton she has been frequently, rarely but on more than one occasion over the last many years the same sort of thing has happened. she got severely dehydrated. demon. worked like a charlie: but she is on a grueling campaign. you know what that is like. and she is older than you were when you ran. mr. clinton: she had to and a half hard days before the day when she got dizzy. i think she is fine now. think so. seem to charlie: if anyone should tell us you are the one. mr. clinton: today she made a campaignto cancel her dates. take one more

>>> democratic presidential candidate bill clinton is denying allegations he carried on an extramarital affair with a former nightclub singer. >> you're under attack, labeled a draft dodger, a womanizer. >> someone offered her a lot of money, and she took it. >> your presidential campaign is collapsing. dreams of the white house receding. who can you trust? your friends? family? strategists? when you're on the edge of the political abyss. >> not a good night. >> how do you fight back? ♪ ♪ >>> i am pleased to announce that at midnight tonight all united states and coalition forces will suspend offensive combat operations. this war is now behind us. >> american forces arrive home victorious from the gulf war after evicting saddam hussein from kuwait. george h.w. bush is now the most popular president in modern history. >> went down on constitution avenue, when the army of desert storm marched up. and it was something like rome when the legions were coming back. i was so awed by it. >> at the conclusion of the war his approval rating was 90%. that was a halo effect from th

. donald trump and hillary clinton will go all in on labor day, both candidates shifting into high gear as they zero in on key battleground states like ohio. with just 64 days until the election, donald trump and clinton are now in the home stretch and they know it. any minute now we are expecting clinton's running mate tim kaine and vice president joe bidden to make remarks in pittsburgh and bill clinton courts voters in detroit. hillary clinton trading in her private jet for a bigger plane. it will have enough room for her traveling press core and for the first time since july 31st mrs. clinton will sit down with a reporter and answer questions face-to-face. as for donald trump his campaign now struggling to get on the same page when this comes to immigration policy. we're covering all the angles with our team of political reporters. we have a producer getting ready to board mrs. clinton's plane. but first let's bring with our political correspondent. good morning. >> you said it, hillary clinton is going to be honoring labor day today, she'll be in ohio and illinois but another thing

. >>> this is the story of my mother, hillary clinton. >> the most famous woman in the world. and perhaps the most controversial. >> i don't remember a time when my mom wasn't being attacked. >> what difference at this point does it make? >> i think there is a lot of scar tissue from the battles that she's fought. >> from first lady -- >> human rights are women's rights and women's rights are human rights. >> to senator. >> seeing it shows what a total hell it is. >> to madam secretary. making headlines -- >> will you explain the e-mail, secretary clinton? >> and making history. >> i accept your nomination for president of the united states! >> she's not the great heroine and she's not the evil enemy that others think. >> do you ever see a version and think who is that person? >> oh, all the time. >> who is the real hillary clinton? a cnn special report "unfinished business -- the essential hillary clinton." >> hillary clinton sale, folks. >> in june of 2008, after a year and a half long campaign, hundreds of hillary clinton's friend and supporters gathered in the nation's capital

. this station is not responsible for claims made in the preceding closer look at clinton's medical history and the implil indications for the campaign. >>> the up roof over comments about donald trump supporters. what both candidates are saying about her choice of words. >>> taking a stand. an entire nfl team locking arms today during the national anthem. the latest call by athletes for social justice. >>> and day of remembrance. 15 years after the 9/11 attack honoring the victims and how one family learned to grieve and to go on. "nbc nightly news" headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >> good evening, it was a dramatic moment that's being watched and rewatched after leaving the 9/11 kmem ration in new york this morning, hillary clinton stumbled, nearly collapsing. the campaign said she felt overheated but then late today we learned there was more to the story. clinton's doctors saying she was diagnosed with pneumonia on friday. of clinton's health, which her opponent donald trump tried to make an issue in this campaign. we have it all covered beginn

clinton. >> the new cnn poll was just released and trump is winning. trump is winning. >> this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. look at our new poll. trump and hillary clinton essentially neck and neck. he as a 2-point lead of likely voters, well within the margin of error. this is anybody's race. with just over two months to go, hillary clinton says this. >> i really pay no attention to polls. when they're good for me, i don't pay attention. when they're not so good, i don't pay attention. we are on a course that we are sticking with. >> so let's get right to that. let's talk about those polls, new cnn/orc polls. john king at the magic wall for us this evening. seeing this new national poll out, looks like hillary clinton's post-convention lead has evaporated. what can you tell us? >> no doubt we have a closer race. some dispute over whether trump is in the lead or hillary clinton is. that's in our poll among likely voters. this is the first national poll in a long time that shows donald trump within the lead. it's within the margin of error. it's statistically a tie. trump at 45

tightens we're learning more about hillary clinton and her diagnosis, while trump reveals new information with tv's dr. oz, and says this in ohio tonight. >> i don't know, folks, you think hillary would be able to stand up here for an hour and do this? i don't know. i don't think so. i don't think so. >> plus, have you ever wondered what colin powell, what he really thinks? now we know courtesy of his leaked e-mails, calling donald trump a national disgrace and an international pariah. that hurts. and what does he say about hillary clinton, quote, everything hrc touches she kind of screws up with hubris. and that's not all he says. we've got more tonight. so here to discuss all of this is cnn politics exterior, mark preston, and jeffrey lord, and curt eichenwald, author of "500 days, secrets and lies in the terror wars." he says 500 days. 55 days. >> that's it. >> 55 more days. mark, i want to start with these brand-new polls from the battleground states. donald trump is ahead in florida three points and donald trump is five points ahead of hillary clinton. good news for trump

them is with hillary clinton. one of them is with himself, and that contest is being fought inside his very own head, but tonight we're going to start with a slightly more public fight, the one within trump's campaign. today cnn reported that trump aides on a conference call told campaign surrogates that trump is upset with some of the things including in a "new york times" story, based on anonymous advisers is describing some inside the campaign as being unhappy with his debate performance from monday night. also, nbc news' katy tur will join us later in the program. she tweeted that sources have told her that not only does the trump campaign feel he was unprepared for the debate, but that trump's adult children are upset with the campaign's direction and its effect on their business dealings. the campaign responded via e-mail to katy tur's tweet, saying that the children are, quote, happier than ever before, and that, quote, the business continues to be tremendously successful. trump in turn responded by e-mail, saying that it is hard to be unhappy when we are doing so well. trum

"newsroom," sex, money and presidential politics. >> clintons are the sordid past. >> no topic off limits. >> he can say whatever he wants to say as we well know. >> but what about his past? >> i have a very good history. >> also, an ugly fight with beauty queens. >> the most beautiful women in the world and we're made to feel like fat. just quite worthless. >> and she's not alone. trump targets a former miss universe in an early morning twitter tirade. plus, rush hour horror. >> it just didn't slow down. it didn't brake. >> two questions this morning. what went wrong and could it have been avoided? let's talk, live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me this morning. presidential politics and the all important swing states this morning. hillary clinton hits florida and donald trump visits michigan this afternoon. but overnight, trump fires off vicious new tweets on a new voice in the clinton campaign, a former winner of his miss universe pageant. quote, did crooked hillary help disgusting, check out sex tape and past, alicia becom

election day. donald trump and hillary clinton now locked in a statistical dead heat. a new poll shows trump ahead of clinton by two points among likely voters. among registered voters, clinton leads by three. keep in mind all of this is within the margin of error. let's bring in jeff zeleny. good morning. >> now, campaigns are run state by state. battleground state polls are important. but what this national poll is showing is really how tight this race is. likely versus registered voters, donald trump is leading ever so slightly among likely voters. that is the universe of voters who we expect to turn out. 45-43%. as you said, that is within the margin of error. look at the enthusiasm. this is something that concerns democrats, concerns the clinton campaign and gives the trump effort some positive news here. 58% of trump voters say they are unth enthusiastic to vote for him. only 46% of clinton voters are enthusiastic. this is a turnout issue. that is why we are seeing democrats across the board get out on the campaign trail, from obama to biden, trying to fire up democrats. there's

birther controversy insincere. will her popularity translate to votes for clinton? >>> some of donald trump's aides are said to be voicing disappointment at his debate performance and urging him to practice for the next showdown. but he continues to claim victory and launching new attacks on clinton as he tries to regain his footing. will trump rethink his debate strategy? >>> new information about intended cyber attacks on voter registration systems in more than a dozen states. the growing threat is sparking serious concern about possible disruption of the upcoming election. why are experts increasingly convinced russia is to blame? >>> and sunnifor the first time congress overrides president obama. president obama calls it a mistake. will it put american lives at risk overseas? >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> we're following breaking political news tonight. some of the biggest guns in the democratic arsenal are campaigning for hillary clinton. bern

. >>> happening now, final preparations. the stage is set. donald trump and hillary clinton get ready to go head to head just hours from now. what to watch for on debate night. >>> closer than ever, the candidates couldn't be more different, the stakes could not be higher. a new polling shows the race couldn't be tighter. >> dueling styles, dueling strategies. how each client is getting ready for tonight's highly anticipated debate. >> and good afternoon. i'm anderson cooper. >> and i'm wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." >> we're live here at hofstra university in hempstead, long island, in new york state where four hours from now, two presidential candidates will face each other for the very first time on this debate stage right here on cnn. some logistics already have been determined by a coin toss. hillary clinton will stand on the right side of your television screen. she will get the first question of the night. as we head into debate night, new polling shows just how tight this race has become. the cnn poll of polls averaging the five most recently released polls has

in new york this morning, hillary clinton stumbled, nearly collapsing. the campaign said she felt overheated but then late today we learned there was more to saying she was diagnosed with pneumonia on friday. now renewed scrutiny of clinton's health, which her opponent donald trump tried to make an issue in this campaign. we have it all covered beginning with kristen welker in new york. kristen? >> kate, good evening. secretary clinton's physician examined her in her home and then released a a statement late today which reads in part, secretary clinton has been follow-had up she was diagnosed with pneumonia. all this coming to light after today's big health scare. >> reporter: it start ed as a day of remembrance. hillary clinton and donald trump arrive ing at the 9/11 memorial just after 8:00 this morning to never forget the fallen. but then an hour and a half later in an abrupt departure. clinton leaving the ceremony early. video surfacing on twitter showing the former secretary of post and requiring support getting into her van as her legs seem to buckle. the press left in the d

stage shared by donald trump and hillary clinton as they square off for the first time tomorrow night. the talk right now is not just about what happens on the stage, but frankly, about who will be sitting in the front row. the trump campaign saying trump nor his campaign formally invited gennifer flowers to the debate. they don't expect her to be there as a guest of the camp. flowers is the former arkansas state employee whose revelations of a long-standing affair with then governor bill clinton nearly derailed his '92 presidential campaign. years later, clinton admitted under oath to having a sexual relationship with her. for the debate, flowers told the "new york times," quote, yes, i will be there. trump's campaign manager said today she won't be a guest of the campaign. this all follows, well, a vip invited by the clinton camp. billionaire mark cuban, who called trump, quote, an immediate and present danger to the security of this country. he insists he'll be sitting in the front row tomorrow night. we will hear from mark cuban a little later on. first, let's set all these distra

trump and hillary clinton. this debate is sponsored by the commission on presidential debates, a non-partisan, non-profit organization. the commission drafted tonight's format an the rules have been agreed to by the campaigns. the 90-minute debate is divided into six segments, each 15 minutes long. we'll explore three topic areas tonight, achieving prosperity, america's direction, and securing america. at the start of each segment i will ask the same leadoff question to both candidates and they will each have up to two minutes to respond. from that point until the end of the segment we'll have an open discussion. the questions are mine and have not been shared with the commission or the campaigns. the audience here in the room has agreed to remain silent so that we can focus on what the candidate are saying. i will invite you to applaud however at this moment as we welcome the candidates. democratic nominee for president of the united states. hillary clinton, and republican nominee for president of the united states, donald j. trump. [cheers and applause] clinton: how are you, donald

. >>> well, that's life with lisa ling, and this is it for hillary clinton and donald trump. and this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. you are looking at hofstra university where in just hours hillary clinton and donald trump will go head to head for the first time ever. the stakes could not be higher for the debate. 90 minutes that could change the race. the audience expected to be record-breaking, up to 100 million people could be watching. we are talking super bowl territory here. the candidates getting in their final debate prep today as the clock ticks down. meanwhile, the race is about as close as it gets. clinton just squeaking past donald trump. three points in the latest cnn poll of polls. we'll discuss that this evening. mark preston is with me. sara murray is at trump tower. sara, good evening to all of you. we're less than 24 hours until hillary clinton and donald trump face off for the first time. our latest cnn poll shows hillary clinton just three points ahead of donald trump. that's nationally. with all that in mind, what are you hearing from the trump camp as they get ready t

. clinton both take part in nationally televised commander in chief form tonight. senior correspondent john roberts is live in philadelphia. he has the latest for you. >> donald trump is running late, making his way here to the place where he will give that speech, which could be a pretty big news making speech. the thing he's going to talk about first of all is rebuilding the military. on day one of presidency, he will instruct congress to lift sequester sitting at $148 billion. donald trump did not say how much he wants to increase that. he will deal with that in first budget. now, these numbers could change between now and the time that donald trump gives the speech. here is what we understand, in terms of the army, 540,000 active duty personnel, that could be increase of 61,000 from the current level of 479,000. when it comes to the marine corps, he wants to increase the number of battalions to 36 up to the current level of 23. navy ships, he wants to increase to 350 at current level 276 and in air force, more than 300 air fighters and also missile defense systems in 32 ships, how

>>> tonight, hbl hillary clinton's health scare, and a short time ago, her new message. clinton's legs appearing to buckle beneath her as she left the 9/11 memorial early. and then, more than an hour later, this. why didn't she reveal the pneumonia earlier? donald trump today say, get well soon, but tonight, demanding an apology from clinton for something else. >>> also, the pictures tonight. a mosque set on fire, and this evening, new surveillance. what it reveals. and the other stunning fire. the home with nine people trapped inside, six of them children. >>> the breaking headline. the southwest flight and the piece of the engine that broke off mid-flight. the first findings in the investigation now in. >>> and for the first time, jon benay ram see's brother breaking his silence, saying, i know parents did it. why he's doing the interview. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with that health scare for hillary clinton. a pneumonia diagnosis, forcing her to cancel trips and to stay home today. tonight, her newest message she has just tweeted, but it was this video that's now pu

. >> hillary clinton is a weak and ineffective person. >> a man you can bait with a tweet is not a man we can trust with nuclear weapons. >> facing off for the first time. >> her judgment is horrible. >> he is temperamentally unfit. >> who will stumble. >> who will shine? >>> hello, everyone. i'm john berman. >> i'm kate bolduan. it is a beautiful day, not just the weather, because it is debate day in america once again. it's very real because this race is close. very close. pretty much tied, i guess we could say. which means it can't get any closer. which also means the stakes could not get any higher. tonight, less than ten hours from now, hillary clinton, donald trump face off for the first presidential debate. >> 9:00 p.m. eastern time, 90 minutes, no breaks, no commercials, no mercy. it all happens right here at hofstra university in hempstead, new york, long island. strong island. both candidates want the strong, decisive showing. we are joined by cnn's phil mattingly and sunlen serfaty outside the debate hall. sunlen, what are these candidates doing? we just got word from a clin

all due respect." less than 24 hours after donald trump and hillary clinton facing off on the debate stage. and both candidates are back out on the trail already. after many declared clinton the winner from last on, the democratic nominee ticket victory lap in raleigh, north carolina. ms. clinton: did anybody see that debate last night? [cheering] mrs. clinton: oh, yes. one down, two to go. [applause] ms. clinton: and when i confronted him with the reasons why he would not release his tax returns, i got to the point where i said, maybe he's paying zero. he says maybe that makes him smart. [boos] ms. clinton: if not paying taxes makes him smart, what does that make the rest of us? mark: donald trump also claiming victory. that was the main thrust of his talking points when he came into the spin room last night. he spoke with reporters. donald trump and his team are trying to mitigate some of the fallout, or as some people call it, making excuses. mr. trump: i had some hostile questions. he didn't ask her about the e-mails at all, about her scandals. he didn't ask her about the

, new york. donald trump taking full advantage of hillary clinton's unscheduled break from the campaign trail and he is pounding the pavement, hitting battleground states as hard as he can while he has the field basically to himself at the moment. he'll be holding a rally in iowa a short time from now. we'll be watching closely for that. while hillary clinton is still home resting under doctor's orders due to pneumonia. the campaign only admitting the illness after this video surfaced of clinton apparently unable to walk on sunday. >> donald trump and his team of course think it is a big deal. they're happy to talk about it. they're also happy to talk about hillary clinton's description of some trump supporters as a basket of deplorables. that is fair game in trump's world. not fair game, his tax returns or records of his charitable giving. so the one exemption we know he is claiming is himself when it companies to financial transparency. more on that in a moment. first, let's get to cnn's jason carol following donald trump in iowa where the smart money says we will hear the word deplor

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>>> happening now, under his skin, hillary clinton rattles donald trump in their first presidential debate, goading him to going off message. trump took the bait. now clinton is taking a victory lap. will they have to change their strategies for round two? tradi trading barbs, trump's best moments came when he jabbed clinton on trade deals. after she stung him on taxes, iraq and his birther movement, trump warned he may hit harder next time by raising bill clinton's indiscretions. >>> while trump is grumbling about the moderator and his microphone clinton saying that means he doesn't have a good night. trump today launched a fresh personal attack on a former miss universe who has accused him of calling her "miss piggy." now she is fighting back. >>> i am wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." bll. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump are back on the campaign trail today hitting the road hours after their fiery first debate. clinton's camp sees this as a victory lap. most experts, focus groups, our own cnn/orc poll declared her the winner. clinton was very well prepared, armed

. >> jeanne moos. >>> thanks for joining us. hillary clinton and donald trump right back on the campaign trail after a debate that was historic on a number of fronts. 84 million people tuning. in it was the first time a woman took the debate stage as a major nominee for a political party and although this is something we haven't bothered the fact checkers with. i think it is safe to say a 400 pound bedridden cyber attacker and more came the during the debate. as i mention trump back on the campaign tra campaign, holding his first debate rally in florida. what does trump have so about his debate performance last night. >> reporter: well donald trump is still insisting he won the debate. even though some hoff his supporters sat rally say he may have missed some opportunities. and he said hold he was holding back against clinton saying he debate want to embarrass her. saying it was overreharassed and scripted. and an interesting rally we're really seeing a flashback to the republican primary donald trump. he each keeps interrupting his own voice to out the polls and --. to go after

hillary clinton's physical condition after she falls ill and stumbles as she's forced to leave an event. only afterward does the campaign disclose she has pneumonia. now she and donald trump are saying they'll release more health information. what will it reveal? >>> basket of deplorables. 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 man

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 essentially news has a poll showing clinton leading outside the margin of error. j

. >> and embraces new ones. >> hillary clinton and her campaign of 2008 started the birth er controversy. i finished it. >> did he end it or just revive an issue that is bound to hurt him? i will talk to the democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine, and trump campaign manager kellyanne conway. >>> and the margin of panic with the polls tightening is what hillary clinton's supporters are feeling. what is behind her sinking numbers? joining me for insight and analysis, republican strategist alex castellanos, maureen dowd and cornell belcher and katy tur of nbc news. i'm chuck todd and this is "meet the press." >>> an explosion rocked manhattan last night, and then a second pressure cooker device and a bomb like the one used in the boston marathon attack was found four blocks to the north. the u.s. foreign chief correspondent richard engel happened to be on the scene last night, and what can you tell us, richard, about what we know about this incident well, it wa explosion and did not cause a great deal of explosion, but shattered some windows and went off inside of a dumpster, and so

but not without adding a lie. >> hillary clinton and her campaign of 2008 started the birther controversy. >> and. >> as you may know i recently had a cough that turned out to be pneumonia. >> clinton returns to campaigning and gets high powered help. >> hope is on the ballot and fear is on the ballot, too. >> the obamas hit the trail hoping to blunt trump's momentum. inside politics, the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters, now. >>> welcome to inside politics, thanks for sharing your sunday morning. and it's a busy morning. we're keeping tabs in the investigation into last night's explosion we'll bring you new developments. as we look back at a remarkable week and count down to next week's first presidential debate. who is best suited to be commander in chief when explosions and other events test us? >> we better get very, very tough. >> i think it's always wiser to wait until you have information before making conclusions. >> question two. what took so long? >> president barack obama was born in the united states, period. >> and question three, can he turn out vote

love yoga. >> hillary clinton took off for iowa and new hampshire. >> great to see you. >> how do you win this time? what's your strategy? >> i'm having a great time. can't look forward any more than i am. >> she set out to connect with voters, something she struggled with in the past. >> let me hop in and say hello. >> she was all on board full tilt. there wasn't anybody else in her way. >> republicans started attacking her right away. >> what else don't we know? >> if she gets in office -- >> when hillary clinton travels there will need to be two pla planes, one for her entourage and one for her baggage. >> republicans seem to be talking only about me. >> summer of 2015, polls showed clinton with a huge lead and in august, bernie sanders began to rise while clinton began to dip. >> bernie sanders had a message, wall street is bad and we need to do something about these big campaign donors buying influence. hillary's message was fuzzy, i'll fight for you, i'm a woman. >> october brought the first debate on cnn where senator sanders surprised many. >> enough of the e-mails. let's talk

to succeed him because he wants hillary clinton to win and fanatically wants donald trump to lose, lose humiliatingly, lose in such a way that he'll disappear from the country's public life and a clear sign the press knows how to do it he choose pennsylvania today as the place he would plant his stake in donald trump's heart knowing trump knows he needs pennsylvania. he went there today in the 80 degree heat to rouse philadelphians in the same way he did in getting himself elected in '08 and '12. he wants to his presidency to demolish a man that he snuck into the country and assumed an identity and used affirmative to get through harvard law. donald trump should have been more careful in who he made as an enemy. this one is coming back for payback. for a second straight day hillary clinton was off the trail recovering from pneumonia but we got word she will resume campaigning on thursday. today the president showed many why he's the best surrogate out there for hillary clinton. the president called clinton tough, prepared and fit to be commander in chief. here he is in philly. >>

election day. topping the agenda right now, donald trump trying to turn the tables on hillary clinton after comments about some of his supporters. >> hillary clinton expressed towards millions of decent americans disqualifies her from public service. >> in full attack mode on the basket of deplorables comments. just as notably, they had little to say about hillary clinton's health. just ahead on what their thinking is strategically. also on the agenda, we were wrong. they could have told the press and the public more about her health care at ground zero. >> she did not lose consciousness. she stumbled getting into the van and she was calling aides and we got her to a doctor as quickly as we could. would we have known going not for a cell phone video? the issue of transparency. we will take a close look at that. another shut down, funding for the government is running out. leaders are on the way to the white house this hour trying to hammer out a deal to keep the government running with president obama. we are keeping an eye out for their arrival and bring it to you when it happens. all that

seen. the show is beginning. hillary clinton -- and you can see that from those e-mails. [ audience booing ] is a very dishonest candidate of the past. ours is the campaign of the future. in this future, we're going to pursue new trade policies that put american workers first, and we're going to keep our jobs in our country. we're not going to let them take our jobs anymore, folks. we're not going to let it happen. it's been happening long enough. and the reason they don't do anything about it is because the special interests and the donors control our politicians, and they control hillary clinton. and it's never, ever going to happen. take a look at new york state. when she was the senator from new york state, she campaigned by saying that she was going to bring jobs back to new york state. new york state is a disaster. >> also this week after whining about how the media is covering her campaign, hillary clinton actually held a press conference after, what, 280 days. take a look. >> no conversation about our national security would be complete unless we acknowledge that the nominee

"the situation room." thanks for watching. >>> happening now, breaking news. hillary clinton's health records, forced off the campaign trail by a case of pneumonia that was kept under wraps, clinton releases a detailed doctor's statement as she recovers from her illness. will this move help her recover from a serious campaign setback? >>> the first videos released from donald trump's appearance on "the dr. oz show," where he releases some of his results from his latest medical exam. is trump doing enough to answer calls for transparency? >> colin's scowl. former republican secretary of state calls donald trump and i am quoting a national disgrace and an international pariah. he also says hillary clinton screws up everything she touches. stunning revelations from colin powell's stolen e-mails. and nuclear hostage. as north korea scoffs at the united states' show of force following its latest test explosion a u.s. general warns that america is being held nuclear hostage by kim jong un's regime. can america do anything about this growing threat? >>> we welcome our viewers in the united s

media for doing hillary clinton's dirty work. this is going to be an interesting 40 day webs people. an interesting 40 day possess. it is going to be a victory for you, the her can people. we are going to end the clinton corruption and restore dignity and honesty to government service. i don't know if you watched today, the hearing. it was disgraceful. it was disgraceful. hillary clinton is an insider who fights only for her donors and for herself. i'm an outsider and i'm fighting for you, believe me. i am fighting for you. >> how can hillary clinton try to lead this country when she has such a low opinion of its citizens? how can she lead this country when she thinks america is full of racists, deplorables, and irredeemables? you're not irredeemable. you're not irredeemable. you're not deplorable. look at this crowd. every little corner. even up there. wow. this is something. and you know what? folks, it's this way all over the country. look back there. it is this way all over the country. because people are disgusted with our government. we are being run by incompetent people. we are

tonight." trish: donald trump outworking hillary clinton in the race for the white house. the republican nominee proving he will give everything it takes to make america great again. trump's packed schedule has included a trip to mexico, a speech in arizona on immigration and two event today in the state of ohio. he used an aggressive 10-point plan to crack down on illegal immigration including building a great wall along our southern border. >> are you ready? we'll build a great wall along the southern border. and mexico will pay for the wall. they don't know it. but they are going to pay for the wall. object day one we'll begin work on an impenetrable, tall, beautiful southern border wall. we'll use the best technology including above and below ground sensors, that's the tunnels, towers, aerial surveillance and manpower to supplement the wall, find and dislocate tunnels, and keep out criminal cartels. trish: we'll take up the impact of trump's speech with former arkansas governor mike huckabee and sheriff dave clarke. the last time hillary clinton took questions from report

make their lives better, the clinton campaign is sinking to a new low. they're trying to falsely paint donald trump as a sexist, dragging out 20-year-old claims which have proven to be misleading from former ms. universe winner, ms. machado. they have failed to leave. while hillary clinton rolls out questionable stories like ms. machado, "the washington post" is raising questions about hillary clinton's history with women. the headline reads enabler or family defender, how hillary clinton responded to her husband's accusers. the story goes on to describe in detail hillary clinton's efforts to discredit and fight back against accusations from her husband's many accusers. take a look at several attempts by hillary in the 1990s to flat without discredit the women or blame their scandals on something else other than her own husband. watch this. >> if somebody is willing to pay you $130,000 or $170,000 to say something and you get your 15 minutes of fame and you get your picture on the front page of every newspaper and you're some failed singer who doesn't even have much of a resume t

a great labor day weekend. >>> welcome to the "hannity" tv program. it's the clinton scandal that just won't go away. i'm tucker carlson in tonight for sean. new revelations this afternoon about hillary clinton's lingering e-mail controversy. this after the fbi published brand-new documents related to its now closed investigation into the former secretary of state. joining us now with the very latest on this is our own catherine herridge. catherine. >> reporter: this 11-page fbi summary of hillary clinton's july 2nd interview shows the former secretary of state could not remember key details about her e-mails more than two dozen times. critics aren't buying it. >> it's implausible, not someone with her background, experience, training. she's an attorney. 25 years in government. and suddenly she has selective am knee sha? it's not plausible. it's not believable. >> reporter: clinton told fbi agents she could not recall when she got a security clearance. clinton could not recall briefings on the handling of classified information or special training for the u.s. government's most cl

dominating as the nation commemorates the 1th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. hillary clinton and donald trump participate in a commander in chief forum wednesday night before an audience of vet raps and active duty military personnel. and both candidates raisesed some eyebrows with their answers. with donald trump doubling down on his praise for russian president vladimir putin and hillary clinton promising not to put ground troops in syria and iraq. >> if he says great things about me i'm going to say great things about him me is a leader. you can say isn't that a terrible thing? very strong control over a country. now it's a very different season and i don't know to like the system but certainly in that system he's been a leader. for more than our president has been a leader. >> they are not going to get ground troops. we are not putting ground troops into iraq ever again. and we're not putting ground troops into syria. we're going to defeat isis without committing american ground troops. >> joining the panel this week "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor dan henki

sprint is on, and hillary clinton, unloads. >> he clearly has something to hide. >> tonight, renewed controversy over the trump foundation and alleged pay for play. as team clinton thinks they've found the campaign's first real scandal. >> of course i asked donald trump for a contribution, that's not what this is about. >> plus, inside trump's big national security push today. >> a short number of years ago, wasn't even a word. now the cyber is so big. >> unpacking the new nbc news battleground map. reporter gabriel sherman on today's massive headlines from fox news, and the new push from the hispanic chamber of commerce, to block the vote in the wake of this. >> if you don't do something about it, you gonna have taco trucks every corner. >> when "all in" starts now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm joy reid, in for chris hayes. with labor day behind us and 63 days left until election day, hillary clinton is moving to turn the tables on donald trump. telling reporters on her campaign plane today that when it comes to his allegations of corruption, trump needs to look in t

tonight" i'm don lemon. hillary clinton still on a post debate high tamgs -- takes the stage with bernie sanders. >> isn't this one of the strangest elections you've ever seen? i -- i really sometimes don't know what to make of it. standing on that debate stage the other night i was especially thinking about that. >> and donald trump ignoring advisors warning him his debate strategy was less than ideal, he says this. >> i don't think she did well in the debate at all. i don't think she did well at all. and i just walked in and saw some of the great people that represent your state and they said wow you did so great in the debate. >> first lady michelle obama campaigning for hillary clinton in pittsburgh does not mince words. >> when making life or death or war or peace decisions, a president just can't pop off or lash out irrationally. no. we need an adult in the white house. i guarantee you. >> let's get right to cnn. politics executive editor mark preston. and the author of rightful heritage. where do you start? is someone -- i guess they finally told him today that his debate p

attempt to portray hillary clinton as a corrupt politician. he is painting clinton as a crooked washington insider who is beholden to donors and other special interests. he held a rally where he continued using this attack and he also added this: >> the american people have had it with years and decades of clinton corruption and scandal. corruption and scandal. and impeachment for lying -- remember that? impeach. they are tired of the lies. they are tired of the trivial politics. they are tired of being talked down to, looked down upon, and treated like second-class citizens and they are phenomenal people -- you are phenomenal people. the clintons are the sordid past. we will be the bright and clean future. >> so is talking about impeachment a way to reinforce his message about general corruption? >> i believe, and i do not know the answer, but i believe it is much more of a distraction than a focus because the word impeachment in every american's mind is sex. that is what he was impeached over. the whole thing was lying about a sexual relationship. for most people, that is an i

>>> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. hillary clinton is campaigning in florida, perhaps one of the biggest battleground surprises on the table this election day. when she starts to speak we'll take to there live. again, hillary clinton campaigning in florida. live there in a few minutes. and picking a new fled 39 days. should a man who tweets about sex tapes at 5:00 in the morning be trusted with the nuclear code? question two, related to question one. momentum from the first debate. is this tough tone for campaign rallies, or will donald trump bring it to the debate rematch? >> the american people have had it with years and decades of clinton corruption and scandals. corruption and scandals. and impeachment for lying. impeachment for lying. remember that? impeach. the clintons are the sordid past. we will be the very bright and clean future. >> and question three, will millennials be swayed by hillary clinton's appeal to think again salve porting the libertarian or green party candidates. >> i think either donald trump or i will be the president of the united states. an

scandal about hillary clinton not drinking water, if you want people to notice, now need a clever name. something like waterga, eh, we'll come back to it later. >>> we have got plenty to have wadr, or water, as we like to call it, on the show tonight, sports fans, as hillary clinton takes a second day off the campaign trail to recoup from her bout of pneumonia. she was able to call in pretty decent subs to fill her shoes. at an afternoon rally in philadelphia, president obama was on fire as he showed off his stump speech, showmanship, and issued a dire warning to middle class voters about the dangers that he said would come with a donald trump presidency. >> this is the guy you want to be championing working people? this guy who spent 70 years on this earth, showing no concern for working people. this guy suddenly is going to be your champion? i mean, he spent most of his life trying to stay as far away from working people, as he could. and now this guy is going to be the champion of working people? huh? i mean, he wasn't going to let you on his golf course. >> out here, where i am, in

presidential debate. hillary clinton and donald trump will share the stage face-to-face for the first time ever tonight. this comes with a tight national race. this is interesting. we can show you this with a lot of pollsters circling this date on their calendar. they wanted a poll that comes out on debate day. we have six new polls. three of them on your screen. the newest in the last hour. the new survey monkey online gives hillary clinton a lead of five points. you have a clinton lead of one point. you have four points from monmouth. these are all out in the last day. clinton by three in a poll from the economist. trump by two in a bloomberg poll and clinton by two in "the washington post" poll. there is a range of seven points here that goes from trump by two points on one end to clinton by points. that sets the stage into the debate tonight. we are expecting what could be a record shattering television audience as hillary clinton and donald trump meet on the stage not far from here on this campus here at hofstra university. here to kick things off as we get the countdown going. c

. unleashi unleashing a twitter storm attacking hillary clinton. >> leathe former miss universe that's the rat hole that i am talking about. you know it is going to be so much better when he begins to focus on the real issues. >> meanwhile, hillary clinton is expected to react to trump's twitter comments. this is her second stop in the day. here she is moments ago leading to stop one after hitting trump over his rhetoric over the trail. >> my opponents believe what i call a strong man approach. he stood on that stage, and his convention and described a hopeless and broken nation. i am sorry, i am looking at you, i ado i don't see that. >> we begin this hour with our correspondence, nbc's jacob rascon and kristin welker and jacob let me start with you. trump having a late night, have he explain he felt the need to go after machado again? >> reporter: no, they have not. reporters are traveling with him and they did not answer the question. in the same way they did not give any formal response to j judge curiel, lets go through a couple of his tweets. the first one starting at 3:00 a.m., whil