jeffress among our guests tomorrow. good night from newnananananashi appreciate it, here is lou dobbs. lou: good evening, i am lou dobbs, president obama today added another failure on his legacy as president. congress voted to override his presidential veto. first time they have done so in his administration. the hughes and sense -- house and senate rejecting president obama'effort to derail leslation allowing families september 11 victims to sue the government of saudi arabia . senate took first step.

senators tim kaine, and bernie sanders, did not vote at all. the house followed with an overwhelming vote, 3 48 to 77. lawmakers on house judiciary committee, grilling for example or of fbi, james comey over his investigation of hillary clinton and e-mail scandal, and judgment not to proceed with prosecution, comey today rejecting accusations he has been in the tank for clinton from day one. >> you can call us wrong. but don't call us weasels, we are not weasels, we're honest people, we did this in that way, whether you agree or disagree with that result, this is of was done in the way you want it to be done. lou: among our guest to sak to take up whether they are weasels, jim jordan, also with us, deputy campaign manager

for donald trump, david bossey. it is 41 days until the election, and trump is now showing off his stamina, republican nominee today campaigns in three midwestern ates, illinois, iowa, and wisconsin. trump will be holding a rally this hour in w waukesha, wisconsin, we'll bring it to you live when donald trump takes the stage, our top story, house republicans on the judiciary committee, fbi director james comey for immunity deals he granted to hillary clinton a former chief of staff, cheryl mills and 4 others, 5 people given immunity. comey admitting that mills had some classify material on a laptop she turned over to the bureau. been goodlot, for failing to pursue a case again

mrs. clinton, despite what appears to be a clear, clear evidence of multiple felonies. >> we as congress and the american people are troubled how such gross negligence is not punished and why there seems to be a different stand ar for politically well connected, particularly if your name is clinton. >> congressman trey goudie also pressing comey about irk punimmunity granted to cheryl cheryl mill, chin h clinton's top aid, who sat in on fbi interview after being given immunity that interview conducted with hillary clinton . >> when you allow witnesses

who are lawyers and targets to sit in on a interview, that is not the fbi that i used to work with. i hope you look back on this, this is the fbi you know and love, this was done by pros in the right way. lou: or first guest said that evidence of a cover-up involving mills and others is as he computer its compelling -- puts it compelling, congressman jim jordan, and also serves on oversight committee, chairman of the conservative freedom caucus, great to see you, thank you. >> good to be with you. lou: i am stunned. >> yeah. lou: hearing comey say, this is done the way you would want it done. when you made it cloo clear you did not think it was right, what is your reaction? and cone klug w -- conch klug conclusion for this. >> there are two standards, one for you and me, and one

for politically connected. mr. comey said that this is an unusual case. that is the under statement of the year. subject of the investigation's husband meets with attorney general three days before. and 9 people sat in herrin teaher -- interview by fbi, one cheryl mills. 5 people get immunities, no one gets pros culted. three of those people, came in front of congress and took the fifth, one of those 3 did not come in congress the second time. he said i'm not going to show up. attorney general announces, before the recommendations are there, that she will follow director comey's recommendation, she does not even know what they are. this is the most unusual thing we've seen, of course, people are unsit about it, this is

supposed to be equal treatment under the law for everyone, you don't get something special just because you are a nominee of a major party, former first lady, former secretary of state, former senator that is not how it works, everyone understands that. lou: we've come a long way, most people, congressman, think now, washington, d.c. is a cesspool. a joke. and people in it are corrupt. all people, there is some reservation, you and i, i are greatest respect for you. we're watching congress of united states talk ing to a director of fbi who flaunt i ed his refusal to do his duty, a person -- what does not require a law degree to see what happened. and target, the targets of an

investigation, being granted itunety. -- immune tie, cheryl mills is number two target if there is an investigation in prosecution, are you kidding me? >> that list gets worse. one of those individuals. was caught last week, going on-line and trying to delete his read it post, posts he talked about a very vip person who did not want her e-mail address exposed. comey admi admitted that read it post that was secretary clinton, and they wanted to make sure that e-mail address did not go public. i am convince -- he still says we're not going to reopen the investigation, we did a great job, the case closed. in my judgment, this is why so many people are rallies to donald trump, they understand he is the fed up with this double standard as well, he

represents them, that is one reason he is getting such good support. lou: my answer to that is, i hope so. congress, in particular leadership of house and senate have not made it easy for him. this is a man who did not have any basis for all this nonsense about what a man of integrity was, he has shown himself to be as krupp as ca corrupt as can be. >> he has a big press conference, he goes to all things that were wrong that secretary clinton did wrong, all that, then at end he says,

but we're not going to prosecute. then since that day in july, we learned all this that we've learned about who got the agreement, 5 different people, what they involved. and this read it post. he did something that i have never seen, holds a press conference to announce we're not going to prosecute. that was unusual as well. it's gone crazy. lou: this is an unusual case. the director of the obvious. not so obvious to say he was a flawed and failed man. sounded like he was in a group therapy session rather than leading an investigation, this is just a it little too much for me, i cannot understand, and many american people can understand that we have a director of the fbi who presented with these facts has

said, go to hell, i'm giving immunity to who i want. does not have to make sense to those with oversight of director of fbi and his agency, i mean, you are supposed to be a co-equal branch of government, right now we see you, you have been run over. >> there are all kinds of great people who have worked and still work and do work for the fbi, we appreciate their service. lou: absolutely. >> i'm talking about the top, there can't be that many people at the top. no on mass resign -- no one as resigned and said this is a bunch of crack crap, i can't stomach it. >> i'm frustrated as well, and i think so many people are. won't thing is when it was bright to director comey's tension that secretary clinton made false statement in front of the benghazi committee in

october, inaccuracies statement as evidences by what he discovered in his investigation, and he said, he did not even look at that. think about that she is testifying in front of congress, testifying about the situation, and you don't like at transcript from that hearing? what kind of investigation is that? from an agency that had so much respect. that is what is troubling. lou: sickening. you know, as we look at what is happening in the nation, you mentioned donald trump earlier, here is the one person, who is talking did disrupting and breaking up clinton cartel of corruption. to watch what is happening here, anyone that doubts the power of it, that is forms, the boundaries, which are

extensive, to that cesspool in washington, d.c. i mean there should be no question lift. we're looking at an election that is going to determine whether the left continue to control public education, through unions, whether they continue to control organized labor in this nation, they continue to control national media. the left -- it is a left wing national media now. not a liberal mainstream media. >> yep, no, in election is so important, that is why we're doing everything in our state, state of ohio, to try to help mr. trump win that state, and win the election. lou: he is up in last polls, i saw. >> yep, sure is. lou: you are doing a good job. >> trying to keep it up. lou: not only in your great state of ohio, but always in congress, and all of the important committees you serve on. chairman as a great american as well, thank you. >> good luck. >> thank you.

lou: congressman jim jordan. house of represents to vote on a bill to avoid a government shut down, tonight, legislation known at continues resolution, that is right here we go, continuing regular, or cr, to keep the government running until all of way to december 9. it also includes $1.1illion to fight zika virus, and a half billion for flood relive in louisiana and other states. seb at approved that -- senate approved that bill today, 72 to 26. so once the house does act, and as i say, that is expected in a couple of hours, it goes to president forever his signature, democrats vowed to oppose the continues resolution. until republicans agreed to an aid package to for flint, michigan. to help it recover from its cob ta contaminated water

crisis but it will be done with separate legislation, and after november election, and we'll keep you postd. >> we're coming right back there is a lot more to cover here tonight. please stay with us. >> liberal national media, serves as the backbone of the clinton campaign. >> the single weapon that she has got is the media. the main stride -- without the mainstream media he would not even be here, she would not have a chance. lou: trump building momentum. one of country's leading conservatives, david bossey, my guest next. >> this driver is in for the ride of his life through mother nature a --'s rath, a this man creates software, used by this bank, to protect this customer, who lives here and flies to hong kong, to visit this company that makes smart phones, used by this vice president,

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can't take another 4 years of barack obama and crooked hillary clinton. >> joining me now. david bossey, leading conservative, great to have you here. >> thank you. lou: congratulationsn how well, it is going, it has been remarkable. it looks like you and ben had an impact. >> kellyanne conway, steve, ben and i are having a great time, it is easy to do when you sell something this easy, the nation is crying out for the message of donald trump. change versus the status quo, donald trump represents the change agent in this campaign. and hillary clinton just gives you more of status quo. she has been doing it for 30 plus years. she has been a driving force for what has gotten us into this mess.

lou: status quo is static for what she is, it seems she is leading the ultimate takeover by the left. they already control the universities and colleges, they control public education in large measure threw the principle teachers unions, the national media's control by the left. all that is left, is frankly government. and this could be a watershed moment in which we don't see a recovery for decades if ever. >> right, thankfully we still have the people that is going to be difference. lou: thank god. >> if she didn't have mainstream media, if she did not have that, on her side, this would not be a campaign. when you look and you see 30,000 people show up in melbourne, florida last night for him, she is getting 300 people. these, the events take

themselves to another level each day. we're going to more and more states, barnstorms taking message of hope and prosperity. of change, to right to the american people, by passing mainstream media. lou: i look, and see washington post, and home page . it is written like a propaganda arm of the democratic party -- which it is -- as is new york time. there is no independent right objective voice in this country right now, we're consumed in the news media, by the agendav the left. that -- >> that is one reason that donald trump weapo weaponizzed social media, we bypass mainstream media, results are tremendous.

mr. trump has raised you know an incredible factory. we have a big break, we can maximize the trump family, the kids are out there campaigning their hearts out. we're going around country, i hope people will join us wherever we are. lou: i know it has to be exciting news to trump supporters, that family, the son, ivanka, tiffany, i mean, melania, it goes on. what a great family, a great asset. the other asset, is that candidate who is actually and i don't think he gets enough credit for this, he is standing up against every visited interest -- invested interest in this country issue he is taking a biting every day -- beating every day, every hour, every way. i have never seen a candidate, i include ronald reagan in this, i revere, this is even tougher for donald trump.

because he is being attacked from every corner. >> he is taking on everyone. took on -- >> what happens when you take on the establishment. >> he takes on establishment and republican party, he is broken the back of the establishment. rhinos that run the republican party. reince priebus, has been a tremendous asset to us. lou: he has come a long way. >> he has, and i think he has built an incredible machine, we have to do our best as a campaign to deliver it for mr. trump. lou: you know, i look at the most present polls on the health of the two candidates, 36, 36% think that she is healthy enough to be president. what he is doing, in terms of travel, i have to tell you, this is a business, which i was younger, i traveled quite a bit. i am not sure i could keep up half of the pace.

>> he drives the young guys, i consider myself one. he drives us into the ground, he is a machine, high i ohio is enjoying -- he is enjoying this he gets more energy from the crowds every day, he is a incredible campaign irer, we're excited we're going to be able to put thissing it for american people. lou: hillary clinton held up by the president saying, it is important to his legacy that both support, supported him, vote for her. and because -- excuse me because she is the first woman to run for president. but she is really rkt proble, problem is the numbers that follow, that second clinton, she is the third obama. and people -- i can't believe that people are out there letting him say that nawn nonsense. >> first this and first that,

as secretary of state, her record stands on its own, an abysmal record, whether it is benghazi or letting middle east become inflamed. in the world, russian resit, china. she has the worst record, the record is established and bad. lou: and you know, i think that this is going to be one, one big hoot. final 40 days of this contest. i look forward to it david, great to see you, keep up the great work, here we go. >> i'll be back. lou: all right. thank you, we appreciate? >> david bossey, vote in our poll -- do you see anyway the unite states would stay free and independent democratic republic, if the left, were to prevail in this presidential election? we'd like to hear from you, cast your vote on twitter @lou dobbs, up next, a stunning admission from director of the fbi. >> sitting before you is a

deeply flawed and fallible human being who believes strongly in admitting mistakes when they are made. as long as i am director of . fbi we will be transparent and he will get better. lou: he has a lot to admit. his have proven to be empty words, the left suffocates agenda is the subject of my commentary. the corruptio

lou: we are getting down to the short strokes. president obama made a pitch today for his party's nominee an warned about what he believes is at stake november 8. nothing less important than his legacy. wow! that's big stuff.

in my opinion we are just one election away from putting the left in charge of our government our way of life for the next three or four decades at a bare minimum. the left controls influence in washington, d.c., the mainstream media, public sector unions, university and administration and faculty and much of wall treat and corporate america, particularly u.s. multi-nationals. if they do for whatever sorry reason prevail in this election, there would be no counter veiling influence in our country to a left that would be unfettered, and uninhibited. i believe there is no more pathetic example than f.b.i. director james comey. he defended the agencies finding in the clinton email investigation, if you can call it an investigation.

he appeared to aquestion says to every order given by the clinton cartel and the obama administration. no no one should be surprised at the left agenda. this election is the last time to stop the new world order globalists and the last time we'll have to stop permanent state control of this nation's media, economy, education and our way of life. just my view. up next, donald trump set to take the stage in waukesha, wisconsin. we'll go to that rally live when he steps on to the stage. ed rollins and randy e

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is in what is called panic mode over african-american voters in the state of florida. democrats are starting to worry that the critical voting bloc is less than inspired by her candidates i. the african-american women's caucus said quote, they have a big problem because they thought obama and michelle saying hey, go vote for hillary would do it, but it's not enough. a suffolk poll last week had trump up by 1 point in the sunshine state. randy evans, a former senior adviser for the presidential campaign in 2012, good to have you with us, and republican strategist fox news contributor ed rollins. let's start with a candidate in

three states today campaigning like the kick's and who is in battleground 80s that were thought to be beyond his reach right after the democratic convention now a head in many of them and tight in all of them. >> what you see, louis a complete disconnect from what washington sees and all the intellectual elites and media elites and what's actually happening. we have this debate and secretary clinton ran for general secretary of the u.n. rather than president. and donald trump ran for president of the u.s. the net effect was in the next 24 hours he raises $18 million. goes to melbourne, florida where they have 8,00d they have 8,0000 people stuffed into an hangar.

they go to their cocktail parties saying she was great. but in real america it's not happening. lou: donald trump is saying without the support of the liberal national media, what has she got? >> the most ending thing is she has had unlimited money. she had all the commercials she could possibly want. she has a grassroots organization that is strong and effective. but for all of this rag tag getting better campaign he's dead even and a head of her in all the places that matter. he's doing better than any republican has done in a long time. lou: you said 8,500 in that hangar.

i suspect many of the folks for her are bussed in. he's talking about changing the dynamic and putting people to work. he's talking about working against the factors and the forces that are subverting this country and its potential and denying whether african-american, hispanics, whites. there is no longer a head scratching when you are seeing a republican nominee walk into an inner city community to be talking with hispanics and talking with african-americans. and to be talking about putting america first. that -- this is a message of optimism the likes of which we haven't seen from the republican party since reagan. right, randy? >> you are absolutely right. it's where the disconnect is. which is she is around the elites, so she hears what she wants to hear. and he's around the people, and he hears what the people are

saying. i thought actually my dad had a great comment about this. he said i thought she probably won the debate, but i thought he won the argument. this country is in a mess and he says we are going down the tubes. lou: the sweet elites in the northeast, writing for "the washington post." they keep talking about this isn't the way it's done. you almost expect them to have some snuff in their fingers talking about the unwashed. this is incredible. and billionaires are supporting her because she is pro dominantly 20-1, bill why airs, he's the populist and the democrat is a statist. >> he's for the restaurant owner

and the guy who owns the clearance and the blue collar guy worrying about his job. he's for the guy out there every day trying to teach kids in the school. there is a revolution taking place. it's a very polarized society. but he captured the imagination of the voter blocks. -- voter blocs. he's have much like ronald reagan. lou: connecting with the american people. america first and make america great again. i don't think you could improve on those two slogans no matter what you did. randy evans and ed rollins. please roll the video of an ef-1 tornado. or we call them f-1 that struck late in utah. this is utah last week. watch this. this is horrifying. a motorist driving through the

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lou: f.b.i. director james comey struggling today to defend his

decision not prosecute hillary clinton and giving immunity to five of clinton's to aides. catherine herridge is in washington with our report. reporter: the more f.b.i. comey talks about the integrity of the email investigating less republicans and critics seem convinced. >> i don't think your answers are satisfactory as all, mr. comey. i have a great deal of respect for, but i think there is a qulaif hands coming from somewhere else. >> what concerns me is when you have five immunity agreements and no prosecution. when you are allowing witnesses who happen to be lawyers and targets to sit in on an interview. that's not the f.b.i. i used to work with. >> i hope some day when this

political craze is over, you will look back and see this is the f.b.i. you know and love. this was done by proats in the right way. reporter: the five clinton aides and the support staff he said is all about politics. >> your agents on the ground, you take issue on whether they were compromised ored a hearing someone else's message? >> you can call us wrong, but don't call us weelses. we are honest people. whether you disagree or agree with the results, this what you don't way you want it to be done. reporter: republican lawmakers accused of fall -- paul combetta of lying and he tried to destroy

his online request tore help on reddit. >> the clincher. just last week, he's gone online and tried to deleted the reddit posts. he's trying to couch the cover-up. he lied to f.b.i. agents. you don't think that's important? so when you got d immunity what did you learn? >> we learned no one directed them to do it. >> do you think he just did hits himself? >> i never affirmatively believe anybody except my wife. reporter: cheryl mills is shielded from prosecution for obstruction of justice as well as the destruction of government records. than was no consequence when

classified information was found on her laptop. lou: catherine, this is absolutely staggering. thank you so much. we appreciate. catherine herridge reporting from our nation's capital. aren't we all proud. the dow closed up. cruise oil jumping pore than 5% today closing at $47 a gallon. opec may reach a deal to limit the production in the month of november. a remind tore listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the say emradio network. former nfl quarterback tim tebow's baseball career.

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>> we asked you, did monday night debate did the debate change your mind on which candidate you are voting for in november? 98% said it did not. joining me from san diego, mike slate --mike slater. eboni williams. we are hearing, eboni, that there is a panic in florida because african-americans there are saying basically they are not very enthusiastic about hillary clinton and it will take a lot more than president obama talking about his legacy to get them out to vote. >> completely unsurprised by that.

there is so much about hillary clinton that the black community has legitimate questions about. and her true nature and true intentions. she has been so close to the proximity of power for 30 years, and what community can you point to saying they are better off because of your leadership. and particularly in the black community. she struggles there. lou: she wants to be the third term of president obama and he has done nothing for african-americans, for minority community, and the country. >> let's take one issue in general. education, charter schools. it's a mile awayed from the white house is a high school where 10% of the students

perform at grade level. but he sends his girls to a private school and won't let black families send their kids to a school their choice in florida or washington, d.c. >> policy-wise if you ask me to point some something he has done to benefit the black community that's a hard time. but programs like my brother's cooper, cultural things that do matter to some black people. but those are things hillary clinton is not positioned to do. so when the president and the first lady go pout on the campaign trail to shame the black constituency into voting for her because they supported him, that doesn't fly because you are talking about different candidates.

lou: james comey, do you think a debate moderator will say to hillary clinton, why did you think loretta lynch and james comey gave immunity to some who destroyed evidence and got away with it? >> no moderator will because they will be matt lauered. but donald trump has to take the opportunity to bring it up to the american people and put her on the stand. she can't continue to lie to the american people over and over again. we can't have 30 more years of this. lou: that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. tony perkins and pastor robert

jeffress among our guests tomorrow. good night from new york. kennedy: do you live in a swing state and are you also a millennial? congratulations, you are the most important voter in the history of the world. the head of the f.b.i. on capitol hill to answer questions about hillary clinton's email. are you unfriending people because of this election? we sure are. a new poll shows we are not alen. grab your swimsuits. time to jump in. never before have we seen this level of mass dissatisfaction in a presidential race. it feels like we are stuck with