>> you say hillary clinton related e-mails -- >> e-mails sent from hillary clinton to huma abedin. >> i clerked for a judge who was famous for saying never assume a g.d. thing. yes, it seems likely that this investigation relates to e-mails that she -- that hillary clinton and huma abedin exchanged. it is hard to imagine anything else it could be, if huma abedin is involved. but whether any of those e-mails are classified, whether any of those should have been turned over earlier, whether -- that is, i think, something we should definitely not assume. and in is why the investigation is ongoing, is to determine whether any of those things are true. >> on the heels of what jeffrey said, this raises the question why weren't these e-mails discovered during the year-long investigation that the fbi did. and we know that huma abedin during her interview said she would forward e-mails from her state department account to her personal account because she had issues printing stuff at the state department. so why wouldn't the fbi say are there any other devices we should look at? [ overlapping s

hillary clinton put in $50,000. in an interview with ewtn tonight, trump answered one of the most pressing questions. those who cover the race have had. is he saying big league -- i know the answer to this, but bigly or big leak? listen. >> are you saying bigly or big league? my guess is within, so there's money riding on this. bigly or big league? >> now, let me ask you, you're talking about for me? >> when you speak on the podium and you say, this is -- >> i use big league. >> so, gentlemen, i knew -- i think i asked him if he was saying bigly or big league and he told me. i had a row when i cohosted with the ladies on "the view." they thought it was one thing i thought another. the national nightmare is over. >> bigly is a word in the dictionary, but he is saying big league. i think it is tinged with his outer borough accent. listen, people, it is big league. >> we all wish it was bigly. >> exactly. let's move and talk about substantive things, not that it is not substantive. trump needs to add supporters, for yo

advantage for hillary clinton. you see it among likely voters, hillary clinton, 49%. donald trump, 44%. third party candidates dropping closer as we get to election day. that is typical. as we head to the stretch, let's look at why. republicans tend to win among male voters. 48% to 45%. hillary clinton wants to be the first woman president of the united states. a big gender gap among women voters. 53% to 41%. that helps hillary clinton heading into the stretch. we consistently seen the education gap. it persists to the end. among white voters with college degree, mitt romney won them four years ago. hillary clinton with 11 point advantage over donald trump. that is a big deal. among white voters with no college degree? that is the foundation of donald trump's support. we don't just ask who you vote for, we ask why. you see the issues and that is striking. one reason donald trump is still in the race is because he leads when voters are asked which candidate do you trust more to handle the economy. on other issues, narrowly on terrorism and immigration. what has hillary

still, hillary clinton has never wavered. >> she's like another daughter to hillary clinton, so i think in the remaining days of the campaign, you won't see her psition changing at all. >> this summer abedin announced her separation from anthony weiner when he was caught allegedly exchanging messages with a 15-year-old girl. there are reports tonight that with a string of embarrassembar, clinton has been told to distance herself from huma abedin. we reached toout to huma hersel her attorneys and have not heard back. wolf? >> if huma abedin's role has not been identified, could there be a problem with hillary clinton's campaign even after all of this? >> huma abedin could still have a role as top adviser, but >>sal >> thank you very much, brian todd, for that report. let's bring back our political experts. how damaging is all of this to the relationship between hillary clinton and huma abedin? >> they're incredibly close. it's almost like a mother-daughter relationship. hillary clinton has been incredibly loyal to her, and you see her be protective of huma abedin and vice versa, abedin b

you wrote the definitive book on the clintons, on hillary clinton. you've been saying that this is the drip, drip, drip that could ultimately haunter. >> well, there's no question that the e-mails have always been the greatest threat to her candidacy for president, that her conduct in regard to the e-mails is really indefensible and if there was going to be more information that came out, it was the one thing, as i said on the air last night, actually that could really perhaps affect this election. we don't know what this means yet except that it's a real bombshell. and it is unthinkable that the director of the fbi would take this action lightly, that he would put this letter forth to the congress of the united states saying there is more information out there about classified e-mails and call it to the attention of congress unless it was something requiring serious investigation. so that's where we are. is it a certainty that we won't learn before the election? i'm not sure it's a certainty we won't learn before the election. one thing is it's poss

hillary clinton bald faced lied about the, mails. we knew, but we now know for a fact dthat she's for it. >> and when donald trump was talking about hillary clinton, he said, she walks in front of me, she walks in front of me. you know when she walked in front of me, believe me, i wasn't impressed, what did he mean by that? >> i think we all saw hillary clinton making these power move in terms of walking in front of donald trump. >> he said i was nottism pressed. >> her attempt to be more powerful than donald trump. we weren't impressed by her performance and we won't be -- >> hillary clinton meets in secret with international banks to plot the destruction of u.s. sovereignty in order to enrich these global financial powers in order to impress her donors. is this reference that there is people meeting in a back room that includes hillary clinton as well as people in the media in order to keep him from office and to basically, you know, control their and protect their special interests? >> he's summarizing even more of what we're lear

hillary clinton and barack obama. >> and tim kaine right out of be with hillary clinton. i noticed that in his first answer, just as mike pence was trying to reassure conservatives, you had tim kaine talking about the birther issue right out of the bat, talking to latinos right off the bat, talking to single women at the end, as well. trying to get to those voters who haven't been as enthusiastic for hillary clinton, though they think they should be for her. >> his message was, in part, minorities, women, if you weren't listening to the first things. and notice how pence didn't, as if nothing was said, pence didn't have a response, like, he just wanted it to go away. >> tom llamas, i know you've been talking to the campaign manager for donald trump? >> yeah, i just spoke to her. chef says she got off the phone with donald trump following the debate, that he was very, very excited about his running mate's performance. she told me, and she acknowledged this, it's unclear how much this will actually move the needle with voters. they were very happy be governor mike pence, th

what is michelle obama doing for hillary clinton? what is hillary clinton doing after this? what to they do in the final three weeks? >> hillary clinton has to make her chosen argument. a lot of issues with millennials thinking about voting for the third-party candidates, and get real. michelle obama is the better surrogate for hillary clinton out there on the trail than hillary clinton is for herself. so but their strategy certainly is to make trump play in some of mees red states like arizona even maybe texas, and really keep him on defense. that's how they'll kroclose it down. >> the rnc chair didn't want to see donald trump there. how many more days will that last until a big invite, come to phoenix, donald trump? >> exactly. >> manu, many races around the country. battle for supremacy is on right now. what are you hearing about the down ballot race? >> so incredibly race. could go either way. a handful of races are within the margin of error even your traditional toss-up. >> earlier in the cycle? >> still close. new hampshire and pennsylvania. those are races close sinc

that is the hillary clinton plan. she has got the -- donald trump cannot start a twitter war with miss universe without shooting himself in the foot. he does not have a plan. he said "i have a secret plan," and then he said "i know more than all the generals about isil," and finally he said "i am going to fire all the generals." he does not have a plan. he trash talk military, john mccain is no hero, the generals need to be fired, i know more than them. he wants to their appliances. nato is obsolete and third, he loves dictators. he has a personal mount rushmore jong-un,ir putin, kim and saddam hussein. , donald trump believes that the world will be safer if more nations have nuclear weapons. he said saudi arabia should get them, japan should get them, and corporate jet should get them. when he was confronted with this, and told -- and korea should get them. when he was confronted with this , he said "go ahead, folks, enjoy yourselves." i would like governor pence atomic what is so enjoyable work comical about nuclear

hillary clinton facing a tightening race. she called in backup today making her first joint appearance with the first lady, michelle obama. our senior political correspondent brianna keilar is here. brianna, the first lady is being called "the closer." >> she is so well liked. at wake forest university getting help from her friends, trying to court millennials. according to a harvard institute of politics poll, she could do better against donald trump in terms of the margin, if not the overall performance, than barack obama did in 2012. >> first ladies, we rock. >> reporter: as hillary clinton pushes toward election day in north carolina, she's got some very popular company. >> as our first african-american first lady, she has faced pressures i never did. [ cheers and applause ] >> and she has handled them with pure grace. >> reporter: michelle obama, campaigning with the democratic nominee for the first time. >> we want a president who takes this job seriously. and has the temperament and maturity to do it well. someone who

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

to hillary clinton and her campaign now. she knows trump spent the day since the first presidential debate promising to be more aggressive in the second and perhaps mother-in-law raising the monica lewinsky scandal and his impeachment. >> he can run his campaign however he chooses. that's up to him. i'm going to keep talking about the states in this election. i'm going to keep talking about my agenda. >> looking back of the past week interesting. she's been talking about her agenda and checking the boxes. stops in new hampshire and florida. a visit to iowa. a new spanish language aimed at latinos. [ speaking foreign language ] >> they are bringing crime, they are rapists. >> it's a disciplined strategy but there was a weekend hiccup an audio obtained by a hacker in which she's speaking at a campaign fundraiser and discussing bernie sanders supporters. >> some are new to politics completely. their children of the great recession. they are living in their parents' basement. if you listen to the whole audio and go online and fi

less so for hillary clinton. but when you dig into the numbers a little bit and particularly when you look at the latino numbers, you'd probably rather beat hillary clinton in the tied race than donald trump given the latino numbers were republican leaning more than we've seen in past surveys. >> i think it's a bit surprising that gary johnson is pulling a 10% in nevada as well. one of the favorite moments of the day. mark murray poll of the day. what do you have for us? >> i'll go to my home state of texas and right now, there's an online texas tribune poll that has donald trump just ahead by 3%. this is the first time where texas is more toss-up than republican category. i think it will be hard for hillary clinton to win but the fact we are seeing polls showing this narrow of a margin in texas shows how difficult donald trump's path is right now. and also, probably throws a little bit of cold water. if you think the national race is 3 points, you're not going to see polls out of texas showing a 3 point donald t

and hillary clinton's staff. and i have a great deal amount of respect for huma abedin as does everyone that works on this campaign. and when we're successful in ten day, we will all take great pride in that clueing huma abedin including huma abedin. but that stuff is unknown to us and makes it more in-consume event onhuma abedin including huma abedin. but that stuff is unknown to us and makes it more in-consume event on including tregts tore comey to put forward the facts. if they involve hillary clinton, the voters should know that. if they were not taken from her server equipment which was the subject of the investigation that was concluded several months ago, the voter shoes know that. at this point innuendo is not a substitute for fact.shoes know that. at this point innuendo is not a substitute for fact. if you're going to introduce something 11 days to go, you need to provide full information. and at this point director comey is just unleashing a wildfire of innuendo, an nonhusbaonymously reports. it's incu

profit to bill and hillary clinton. he explained the relationship between his consulting firm, the foundation, and clinton's personal income helped bill and hillary enrich themselves and gain services including hospitality, vacations, and the like. the same people paying him for speeches were lobbies hillary clinton at the same time. and, these people are seriously corrupt. a terrible conflict. hillary's pay for play included defense contracts. when the contractor wanted big foreign arms deals, they raised hundreds of thousands for her last campaign and are raising money for her current campaign. if you look at florida, we're winning, ohio we're winning, iowa we're winning. doing great in new hampshire. i think we're going to have a tremendous victory in pennsylvania. better have a great victory in new hampshire, please. twlen is news of the fbi's investigation, they say mr. trump, we understand you can skip your speech in new hampshire and i said i don't have the courage, believe me, i don't have the courage. i'm not s

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

and hillary clinton has it all. she is the real deal, and i have come to know her very well over the years. and i know that she is more than ready, more than able to be an outstanding president for us all. so we cannot afford to squander this opportunity. particularly given the alternative. because we know that being president isn't anything like reality tv. this is not an apprenticeship. it's about whether someone can handle the awesome responsibility of leading this country. so, really, take the time and think about this. as you prepare to make this decision and this decision is yours, i urge you to ignore the chatter and the noise and ask yourselves, which candidate really has the experience, the maturity and the temperament ho handle this awesomely hard job? which candidate's words and actions speak to the values we all share, values like inclusion, opportunity, sacrifice for others? because your answers to these questions on election day will determine who sits in the oval office after barack obama. and i want

it will be interesting to see when hillary clinton addresses this. it doesn't appear like it will come out during these remarks in front of this iowa crowd in cedar rapids, brooke. >> maybe not this rally but at some point i imagine she will need to respond. phil and evan stay with me. >>> republicans are pouncing all over this, including the man at the top of the republican ticket, donald trump himself. he was at a rally. he spoke in manchester, new hampshire, saying this is another example of hillary clinton's being corrupt. here he was. >> i need to open with a very critical breaking news announcement. [ cheers and applause ] the fbi -- [ cheers and applause ] -- has just sent a letter to congress informing them that they have discovered new e-mail s pertaining to the former secretary of state hillary clinton's investigation. [ cheers and applause ] [ crowd chanting "lock her up" ] and they are reopening the case into her criminal and illegal conduct that threatens the security of the united states of ameri america. hillary clinton's corruption is

jennifer griffin is with the hillary clinton campaign. we begin with ed henry. >> reporter: an fbi source tells me the focus is on thousands of e-mails sent and received by huma abedin. they could not say whether it was sent back and forth with hillary clinton or whether they were classified. a key question. a senior law enforcement official adds the fbi was in what they believed an impossible position. they found e-mails connected to the clinton probe that never closed down. if they waited until after the election, republicans would accuse them of holding back. by moving forward, democrats are furious it may tilt a close race. a blockbuster double barrelled october surprise from fbi director james comey. he is investigating hillary clinton and her server again. after new e-mails emerged according to an fbi source from the separate sexting investigation of former congressman anthony wiener, husband of huma abedin, clinton's top aide who was interviewed by the fbi during phase one. comey firing off a new letter to stunned members of congre

i will tell you, hillary clinton is raising your taxes, folks. >> hillary clinton is raising taxes. true or false? >> true. according to americans for tax reform, we see with hillary clinton's own numbers that she's looking to raise taxes over $1 trillion over the next ten years. in fact, she is even looking to, looking to veto the payroll tax rolls of all americans which would essentially look to break the pledge of raising taxes on middle class americans. so that is definitely true. >> hillary clinton says donald trump hasn't paid federal taxes in 20 years. let's roll that tape. >> well, everything you've heard just now from donald is just not true. and it is sort of amusing to hear someone who hasn't paid federal imcome tancome taxes ins telling you what he's going to do. >> true or false there? >> this really isn't true. we're talking about the whole idea of net operating losses. all businesses, whether it is someone like donald trump who has a lot of money, who claimed $900 million loss in 1995 or someone who may run a business that say makes $100,000 a year, if they don't turn

it was hillary clinton who worked on the restart treaty. it was hillary clinton who worked with russia to get them engaged in a community of nations to stop the iranian nuclear weapons program without firing a shot. she is not going around praising vladimir putin as a great guy, but she knows how to sit down at a table and negotiate tough deals. this is a very challenging part of the world and we ought to have a commander in chief who has prepared and done it rather than someone who goes around praising vladimir putin as a great leader. >> all right, i would like to ask about north korea, iran and the threat of nuclear weapons. north korea recently conducted its fifth and most powerful nuclear tests. what specific steps would you take to stop north korea from developing a nuclear armed missile capable of reaching the united states? governor pence? >> well, first we need to make a commitment to rebuild our military including modernizing our nuclear forces. and we also need an effective american diplomacy that will marshal the resources of na

all with hillary clinton ahead. but from a point range of three point, according to the fox poll that was released last night, to 14 points by an online ap poll. hallie, it's important, when you add up, basically take the average of these five poll, you end up getting a hillary clinton lead of about eight points. while it's not always perfect just to take the average,in i d think that's important when you add the perspective of, you know, that barack obama ended up winning the 2012 race by four percentage points. he won 2008 by seven percentage points. so, that's the best place to put that eight figure. there's another average, hallie, to use. that is the real clear average. right now hillary clinton has about a five-point lead in that real clear average. so, i think with numbers in different places, it's important to note hillary clinton has a clear lead. it might differ on the size of it, but she is in front right now. >> how about in these battleground states. while the national polls can give us a sense of the s

hillary clinton went toe to toe with russia. she got them engaged in a iran'sful way to cap nuclear weapons program, yet she stood up with them on issues like syria and their invasion of georgia. you have to have the ability to do that, and hillary does. on the other hand, in donald trump you have someone who praises flat amir putin all the time. blatt amir putin all the time. donald trump had a campaign manager with ties to putin. he had to get fired. trump sitshen donald down with putin, will it be america's bottom line or trump's bottom line he will be worried about? this would be solved if trump would release his tax returns. i know he is laughing at this. what does that -- governor pence: what does that have to do with russia? senator kaine: the only way the american public will see if -- governor pence: he never said -- elaine: senator, governor. governor pence: just trying to keep up with the insult-driven campaign on the other side of the table. senator kaine: i am saying facts about your running mate. elaine: senator, g

hillary clinton. here's what people should look at as they look at a public servant. do they have a passion in their life that showed up before they were in public life, and have they held onto that passion throughout their life regardless of whether they were in office or not, succeeding or failing? hillary clinton has that passion, from the time as a kid in the suburbs of chicago, she has been focused on serving others, with a special focus on empowering families and kids. as a civil rights lawyer in the south, with the children's defense fund, first lady of arkansas and this country, senator, secretary of state, it's always been about putting others first. that's a sharp contrast with donald trump. donald trump always puts himself first. he built a business career in the words of one of his own campaign staffers, off the backs of the little guy, and as a candidate, he started his campaign with a speech where he called mexicans rapists and criminals, and he has pursued the discredited and really out

clinton: [applause] hello, clinton: winston-salem! [applause] hillary clinton: hello, wake forest! it is so good to be here in this beautiful city at this extraordinary time. [applause] hillary clinton: to have a chance to be with so many, including the wake forest family . [applause] and it doesn't: get any better than being here with our most amazing first lady, michelle obama. [applause] hillary clinton: i want to thank everyone who has filled this arena. i especially want to thank dr. , team andthe staff students at wake forest university. [applause] hillary clinton: i will never forget visiting here with the legendary my angelou -- my of theelou, one most powerful voices our country has ever heard. i cannot think of a better place to come back to with another woman whose voice we need now more than ever. [applause] i want to sayn: what i think is obvious but cannot be said enough. this may be one of the most, if not the most important elections of our lifetime. -- no matter our age. for young people, it will be so consequential. every election is about the future. this one is

hillary clinton has been bad on foreign policy time after time. he's saying is more specific than what i heard the candidate saying. that is why so many americans are disliking both of their options on november 8. margaret: let's move off a foreign policy. when you look ahead to the next two weeks, maybe the next few months, there are a couple of things donald trump may be trying to do besides win the white house. but can you talk little bit coming out of the last debate and the gettysburg address about the prospects of trump tv, the prospects of donald trump post- election life and do you see that as what's going on now or do you think he is trying to win a race? >> no, i actually do think that donald trump is trying to win the presidency. i don't think he knows how to do it -- because he cannot get over his own weaknesses as a candidate which is to stop talking about yourself, make this race about hillary clinton, her weakness. she has gotten every major and for policy - decision wrong as secretary of state and he wants this to be about him. tha

jennifer griffin is with the hillary clinton campaign. we begin with ed henry. >> reporter: an fbi source tells me the focus is on thousands of e-mails sent and received by huma abedin. they could not say whether it was sent back and forth with hillary clinton or whether they were classified. a key question. a senior law enforcement official adds the fbi was in what they believed an impossible position. they found e-mails connected to the clinton probe that never closed down. if they waited until after the election, republicans would accuse them of holding back. by moving forward, democrats are furious it may tilt a close race. a blockbuster double barrelled october surprise from fbi director james comey. he is investigating hillary clinton and her server again. after new e-mails emerged according to an fbi source from the separate sexting investigation of former congressman anthony wiener, husband of huma abedin, clinton's top aide who was interviewed by the fbi during phase one. comey firing off a new letter to stunned members of congre

they had their lives destroyed by clintons. specifically hillary clinton. bill clinton has problems, that's their family problem, but hillary clinton is trying to act like she's a champion for women. she smeared, bullied and shamed these women. monica lewinsky says shame stuck to her like tar. it's proven by carl bernstein that hillary clinton led the smear, hired private investigators -- >> that's not proven. >> it's not proven. >> we have new women now with nancy o'dell and ari zucker, the soap opera actress thrown into the middle of a political mess because of the sound released of donald trump -- >> we can thank the clinton camp for that, right? >> let's see how nancy o'dell responded last night on "entertainment night". >> there is no room for object fiction of women or anyone for that matter, not in even in the locker room. the conversation has to change because everybody deserves respect. >> nancy o'dell, huge audience with "e.t," donald trump has to give the apology without the caveat of the locker room talk. why can't he do that? >> i completely ag

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

how did hillary clinton tried to defend this shocking admission? she did not deny she said this awful thing and instead she blamed honest a lincoln -- abe lincoln. hillary clinton for lying, blamed abe lincoln, calmest -- commonly known as honest abe lincoln. spinning in his grave. one more example of how hillary clinton's public position is a lie. she wants to not the hell out of your social security, she wants to knock the hell out of -- i will save them. we are going to make our country rich again. we're going to bring back our jobs. we're going to make good trade deals. we're going to have countries that we are defending all over the world pay a low bit more money if that is ok. which, in all fairness, until i came along you never even heard about that. when i say that they say trump does not want to defend japan. let them a little more money, right, isn't that good? without it we are going to have $20 trillion in debt. some of these countries we do such a good job for where we defend them -- and we love doing it, but they have to help us out a

that is hillary clinton. so interesting candor coming from john sununu, a bit of an uphill climb and heads off to maine after this. in main lett ermaine later on t afternoon. the trump campaign says we would like to peel away a vote in maine to get closer to 270. if you win a congressional vote in that split electoral system you can get an electoral vote showing you inside the trump campaign they know that is a very narrow electoral path to get to 270 electoral votes and, yes, worth investing this time this late in the campaign to go up to maine and pursuit of an electoral vote and iowa, holding a solid lead. latest polls coming in, p.i. poll and others, shows it's tightening there. as days are getting shorter, the pressure is getting greater on this campaign to try to find that path to 270. my guess is, wolf, we're going to hear the same old donald trump we've been hearing over the last several days tossing out red meat to crowds. last night joked perhaps cancel the election and declare donald trump the winn

hillary clinton, hillary clinton, hillary clinton failed to renegotiate a status of forces agreement. >> no, that is incorrect. >> gentlemen. >> we removed all of our troops from iraq. >> i'd like to move on to the economy. >> i'd like to correct -- president bush said we would leave iraq at the end of 2011. and elaine, iraq didn't want our troops to stay and they wouldn't give us the protection for our troop. if a nation where our troops are serving does not want us to stay, we're not going to stay. >> it was a failure of the secretary of state. >> if governor pence wants to put more troops -- >> there are a lot of people in this country wondering about the economy. let's turn to the smissue of th economy. neither of your economic plans will reduce the growing $19 trillion gross national debt. in fact, your plans would add even more to it. both of you were governors who balanced state budgets. are you concerned that adding more to the debt could be disastrous for the country? governor pence? >> i think the fact that under this past administration of which hillary clinton was a part,

this as hillary clinton and allies drop attacks on donald trump. we get the latest from brianna keilar in new hampshire. >> reporter: hillary clinton has been going through battle ground states here in the final push ahead of election day. she is starting to change her focus to get voters to turn out for her and to turn out for democrats down ballot. she is hoping that if she gets to the white house which is something that her campaign feels confident about right now, that she will be able to at least have a democratic majority in the senate. so that's part of the reason why she's in new hampshire getting help from elizabeth warren. she is trying to help get maggie hassan into the senate. >> trump attacked kelly ayotte and called her weak and kelly stuck with him. during a debate a couple weeks ago when she called donald trump a role model for kids. you just can't believe it. now donald trump's not doing well and kelly is running as fast as she can away from him. i will say one thing. donald trump sure has made kelly ayotte dance. day one, she love

hillary clinton knows exactly. john mccain said i look at him and i see kgb, how do you deal with him? we do have to deal with russia in a lot of different ways. there are areas where we can cooperate. so it was hillary clinton who worked with russia on the new start treaty to reduce nuclear weapons stockpile. it was hillary clinton who worked with russia to get them engaged in a community of nations to stop the iranian nuclear weapons program without firing a shot. she's not going around praising vladimir putin is a great guy but knows how to sit down at a table and negotiate tough deals. this is a very challenging part of the world, and we ought to have a commander in chief who is prepared and done it rather than somebody who goes around praising vladimir putin as a great leader. moderator: i'd like to ask about north korea, iran and the threat of nuclear weapons. north korea recently conducted its fifth and most powerful nuclear test. pence: right. moderator: what specific steps would you take to prevent north k

hillary clinton has that passion. from the time as a kid in a methodist youth group in the suburbs of chicago, she's focused on serving others with a families and kids. as a civil rights lawyer in the south with the children's defense fund, first lady of arkansas, and this country's senator, secretary of state, it's always the been about putting others first. that's a sharp contrast with donald trump. donald trump always puts himself first. he built a business career in the words of one of his own campaign staffers, off the backs of the little guy. and as a candidate, he started his campaign with a speech where he called mexican rapists and criminals. and he has discredited and really outrageous lie that president obama wasn't born in the united states. it is so painful to suggest that we go back to think about these days where an african-american could not be a citizen of the united states. and i can't imagine how governor pence can defend the insult-driven, selfish me-fer style of donald trump. >> governor pence, yo

the deal that hillary clinton initiated? $150 billion -- >> stopping a nuclear weapon's program without firing a shot? >> you didn't stop the nuclear weapons program. >> yes, we did. even the israeli military says it stopped. >> you guaranteed that iran will some day become a nuclear power. there's no limitations once the period of time the treaty comes off. >> governor pence, mr. trump has proposed extreme vetting from parts of the terrorism. but that does not address the orlando nightclub massacre and the recent bombings in new york and new jersey. those were homegrown, committed by u.s. citizens and legal residents. what specific tools would you use to prevent those kinds of attacks? >> well, i think it's -- i think it's a great question, elaine. but it really does begin with us reforming our immigration system and putting the interest, particularly the safety and for extreme vetting for people coming in to this country, so that we don't bring people into the united states who are hostile to our billion of righ freedoms.

it's not over yet, but what if hillary clinton wins? will congressional republicans follow through on their promise of endless investigations? will they block her supreme court nominations for so long we end up with fewer justices, and with questions about the clinton foundation hamstring her administration from day one? donald trump certainly seems to think so. >> if the clintons were willing to play this fast and willingness with their b enterp, imagine what they'll do once again to control the oval office. >> all right. let's get right to it. cnn's mark preston and david swerdlick are both here. a bit of news that's just happening now, mark, the fec federal election commission, campaign just released their final report before the election. what does it show? give us the highlights? >> some pretty telling information from these reports. we know heading into election day, donald trump has $16 million in the bank, $16 million to buy advertising, get out the vote, pay for campaign expenses in these closing days now, meanwhile, hillary cl

hillary clinton might think long and hard. the dance ain't over yet. >> what about the notion that there is a hiden reservoir of support and they are voting for trump and not saying it publicly. >> that is a theory that is offered and that is the bucket of last hope donald trump has. and he and his supporters will go to that bucket. but right now it is not seen in the polls. we thought it would come out in 2008. we were concerned about people who support senator mccain. they didn't want to so many like they were racist. and i don't necessarily buy the bucket of dark shadowed voters. all we can go on is what we see in the polls. trump is hemorageing support. and clinton leads him by six points. and the trend is moving in her direction and away from donald trump. >> very quickly, would you assume the election is in the bag for hillary clinton. >> in a election that changes by the hour. i think the clintons are assuming things. you should assume nothing. pap trick and corey, good to it have you on, thanks. >> thank you. good advi

president obama is still campaigning for hillary clinton despite the renewed probe into hillary clinton's email server. >> chief washington correspondent james rosen is outside the white house. what's going on here? >> reporter: i find all three of you unreasonable but i come on the show quite willingly. >> because you are paid. >> if you are going to say that, say that to our faces. i appreciate that. >> reporter: they are lovely faces and good morning to you, guys. in june, president obama became the first sitting president of the united states to endorse a presidential candidate under active fbi investigation. this weekend, he became the first sitting president to campaign for one. mr. obama conducted a conference call for volunteers working with the hillary clinton campaign yesterday in which he urged them not to become distracted by what he called the noise and distractions of the final days of this campaign. he praised the democratic nominee who is no stranger to tough fights and who when knocked down gets back up. friday's bombshell news that the fbi has reopen its investigation in

hillary clinton live in cedar rapids, iowa right now. speaking at this rally and will move onto a rally in the nouveau city market. we could see her do that, she has not yet done so. we are monitoring the speech. we will take you there the minute it appears she addresses it. so far, nothing. not so for donald trump who addressed a rally in manchester, new hampshire announcing the news to a fired-up crowd. mr. trump thanked the fbi for having the courage to right its wrong referring to fbi director james comey original decision in july not to pursue criminal charges against hillary clinton. what we decided to do because this is fast and furious, the news is breaking, put together a timeline regarding how this all unfolded, specifically 12:57 p.m. eastern, the twitter universe lit up as jason chaffetz tweeted this, fbi director just informed me the fbi learned of the existence of e-mails that appearing to pertinent to the investigation. case reopened. 1:02 p.m. eastern, fox obtained a copy of fbi director comey's letter to congress saying

[cheering] hillary clinton, a hillary clinton, hey, she faced that locker room attitude from an awful lot of people her whole life. we are trying to make history and do something different and face off against a lifetime of, you know, locker room talk and locker room attitudes that have been in the way of electing a woman president of the united states. dagen: that golden phrase, meghan mccain was coined by donald trump. he handed her a gift by using, that is locker room talk, using it to quote "the wall street journal" editorial page, her gender as a sword and shield the entire time. donald trump played right into it. meghan: he played right into that. that being said there are many polls time and time again millenial women especially don't vote on gender, don't care we have female president. it doesn't necessarily have to be hillary clinton. problem with the comments made it plays right into the narrative that hillary clinton wants, that he is sexist, that he is miss son nist. if i were -- misogynist. every positive woman working with him get them on tv, starting with your daughter

hillary clinton has that passion. from the time as a kid in the method is used youth group in chicago she has been focused on serving others with us special focus on empowering families and kids. as a civil rights lawyer in the south with the children's defense fund, the first the first lady of arkansas in this country, secretary of state it has always been about putting others first. that's been a sharp contrast with donald trump. donald trump donald trump always puts himself trump. he built a business career in the words of one of his own campaign staffers, off the backs of his little guy. and as a candidate he started his campaign with a speech where he called mexicans rapists and criminals, yet he has pursued and discredited and really outrageous lie that president obama wasn't born at the united states. it's a painful to suggest that we go back and think about these days were an african-american cannot be a citizen of the united states. i can imagine how governor pence can defend the insult driven style of donald