concerned about russia and iran. we are giving up u.s. sovereignty. we should keep control of ways ours and not give anything away. charles: we know ted cruz is work on it and we have these a.g.s work on it. lou: good evening, i'm lou dobbs. 4 some days until the election and donald trump is fired up about the mainstream liberal media. he said lester holt did a great job. but trump's feeling on hold are becoming more public and they are definitely soured. >> i had to put up with the anchor and you fight it anchor on everything i said. what a rigged deal. we are in such a rigged system. it's terrible. what's going none this country is so sad.

but it will change. remember november 8. november 8. >> it will change. that from a trump rally just this afternoon in bedford, new hampshire where trump showed off his new attack against hillary clinton. the line, follow the money. and we have a perfect guest to do just that. marsha blackburn is asking that a public corruption investigation be opened into the clinton foundation. pass tore jeffress conducted a town hall with trump today. in congress, members taking stumpf to account. >> you are making $2 billion a

year. who is takin taking care of it? don't tell me you are sorry. >> we are impacted. lou: a ceo of a bank, impacted is not the right word. we'll have more and on whether warren buffet wants him to stay on the job. our top story. donald trump on the campaign trail in new hampshire. trump hitting clinton on her $100 million in contributions from wall street and hedge funds. trump said his opponent's scandals can be summed up with one simple straightforward phrase. >> the wall street investors rigged the regulations against the middle class. they are donating to hillary clinton. follow the money. the wealthy donors who want to shut down american energy, they are donating to hillary clinton.

follow the money. the special interests to want open borders are donating to hillary clinton. again, just follow the money. lou: follow the money. another scandal surfacing concerning the mainstream liberal media and their schilling for the clinton campaign and cartel. a senior adviser to mike pence criticizing cbs for a significant conflict of interest ahead of tuesday's vice presidential debate. back barnett who is tim kaine's mike pence stand-in is married to cbs correspondents righta braver moderating that debate. joining me now, townhall.com

editor guy. the degree of your concern about that at least appearance of a conflict of interest. >> there is a lot of season says to youousness between media figures and democrats. it happens quite a lot. there doesn't have to be intermarriage or interrelationships for a cbs or mainstream media reporter to be biased against a republican. it's par for the course. but it's one of those additional dots people want to connect. but it's good to put pressure hon debate moderators to be fair. >> look what it did to lester holt? the campaign was firing salvo after salvo. by the time the poor guy got to the desk he was sitting at, his knees had to be trembling.

>> look how lester holt handled the bebait to hillary clinton when hitting hard on donald trump. matt lauer who was fair got the wind knocked out of him by the full-on assault from the clinton foundation and mainstream media. what lester holt did by asking donald trump hard questions was that correct. what was not correct is he didn't have them of hillary clinton. you asked ask about tax returns, his views on the iraq war as a private citizen without asking hillary clinton about benghazi and her private server. lou: there was no attempt by lester hold to be fair and balanced and as a result i believe donald trump got a lot of votes that night because it was so obvious what holt was doing that the american public saw it.

let me turn to donald trump and this line of attack that he's on, follow the money. he's back to his populist roots in this campaign. he's attacking the establishment. he's putting it state forwardly. who is getting screwed by the system. how the system is rigged and who the system is rigged against. are you going to answer me guy? >> i thought you were going to play a clip. i think the follow the money line -- lou: we don't have that kind of budget here. >> i think the follow the money line is a good one for trump to use when he can parlay it not just from her campaign dough tbhaitions her foundation donations as well. that was a miss the opportunity in the first debate. i'll bet he will hit it in the upcoming debates. hillary clinton is going to be sitting there saying you have a problem with your foundation and

he has to be ready for that counterattack and say i was not allegedly renting out u.s. foreign policy, madame secretary which is what you were doing at the clinton foundation with access and appointments and contracts. >> i think it's a little more than running. i think it was a time sharing. this thing rose to a different level. your thoughts on the direction he has taken. one of the things i love. donald trump yesterday, three states. he's driving, he's full of energy. he's driving the message. >> i think you are right. for hillary clinton to think she has had such a brilliant debate performance. donald trump is on the campaign trail refocusing the message on the dynamic you have been talking about, the populist versus those elites in power. you are putting your money on

hillary clinton. $100 million in speech fees to both the clintons and 22 of those corporations got meetings with hillary clinton and had business pending in front of her state department. forget about your political affiliation. be wary and careful, you will end up getting a lot less than you deserve. lou: i called for the resignation of james comey. this is too much. this is beyond the pale. this is an abhorrent performance and in point of fact he has inexplicable decision after inexplicable decision it's a horrifying situation in which we find ourselves 40 days from election day that the head of the f.b.i. looks like he sold

out lock, stock and barrel. wells far go ceo john stumpf returned to capitol hill over a bipartisan beating over his bank's fraud scheme. they questioned whether he should be criminally prosecuted. >> you have run an enterprise that has a culture of corruption. you even courage subordinates to open fake bank accounts, you charge those victims fees and late charges, then you send some of them collection agencies. then you fired 5,300 workers as if you care, to cover everybody's tracks. in my opinion, you and your entire leadership team are

clearly guilty of at least conspiracy to commit fraud, conspiracy to commit identity theft, clearly racketeering which is something a lot of my friends know something about, and probably a dozen other crimes. lou: as for his part, stumpf repeatedly apologized. >> i am deeply sorry that we failed to fulfill our responsibility to our customers, to our team members and the american public. i'm accountable for all unethical sales practices in our retail banking business, while committed to strengthening our culture and taking the necessary steps and actions to restore our customer's trust. lou: stumpf is only slightly more contrite than at the onset of his testimony on capitol hill.

millionaire buffet denies reports that he wants radical changes at the bang. that's too bad. the reputation of the bank hangs in the balance and stumpf has no business being the leader of a bank that fires 5,000 people. reports that wells fargo faced sanctions for illegally repossessing cars owned by members of the u.s. military. the justice department reached $4 million settlement to resolve the allegations. it had been expected to be $20 million. and within an hour of that, the $20 million settlement emerged. quite an operation. wells fargo and warren buffet.

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she were elected president. >> she put the office of secretary of state up for sale. if she ever got the chance she would put the oval office up for sale also. lou: trump, not hillary, promises to restore integrity to our office. pastor robert jeffress joins me next. these daredevils about to turn the sky into their personal play grounds. we'll bring you the video of their extraordinarily stunts and a lot more. stay with us.

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lou: hillary clinton cam name iowa where according to a real clear politics average trump has a 5-point lead. one reason he may be fleegd iowa is because he campaigned vigorously there. but today, clinton's first time there since the primaries. iowa a toss-upstate with 6 electoral votes up for grab. she is leading by 23 electoral votes nationwide.

188 for her, 165 for donald trump according to the latest veal clear politics electoral map. clinton has been ramping up her campaigning. she visited four battleground states and campaigned in 5. the donald trump hosted a religious round table and my next guest helped trump conduct rounds table meeting. pass tore jeffress, pastor of the first baptist church inch gallon dallas, texas. how did the voyage round table go? you all were mannered? >> there was a group of 30 catholic as well as evangelical

academics. yesterday unless three cities making three major speeches. he comes in late last night. comes in and does this this morning. then he's on the campaign trail. i said this is a testimony of your stamina and your interest in people of faith. i asked the group, how many of you have had an invitation from hillary clinton to share their concerns. but then they said they didn't get one from romney or mccain. lou: i love the fact that he's going to the intercity community, african-americans, hispanics, any noarts, and saying i want your vote. the democrats are having a fit because republicans aren't supposed to do that.

they aren't suppose to be interested in everybody. you mentioned being interested in the people of faith. i get the idea the man is interested in every america. >> he sat there for an hour and a half and genuinely listened. the major concern that was expressed was what they feel is the diminishing of religious liberty in america because of this pro secular aggressive agenda being crammed down the american people's throats. people are sick of elitists ramming this down americans' throats. lou: until donald trump started talking about the johnson amendment, i will bet most americans didn't know what that is. it was when religion was pushed out of the public square. >> it's going happen to the supreme court.

he's given a list of 21 people, conservatives he will frict supreme court. no other candidate has done that history. that will be the key, i believe to turning our nation where it needs to go again. >> the takeaway with this meeting. you mentioned academics in that meeting. what was their take away from this? >> they feel the brunt of political correctness in their own institutions. they talked about the little sisters of the poor being sued. they talked about high school football coach who had been fired because he led a voluntary prayer before the game. they talked about a christian college president because of title 9 he's being forced to allow known go into women's showers because they are con tbiewsd their -- confused about

their gender. lou: a real confusion in this country right now. i think we are starting to see diminishing ambiguity as this campaign goes forward. political correctness won't control thought and political correctness won't determine outcomes. >> i think that's a fair statement. i have watched you for 30 years and i endorsed you from the beginning. the takeaway is people, regardless of your religion, everyone needs to get out and vote november 8. this may be the last chance to reverlts downward spiral our country. lou: thank you very much, pastor.

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congress failed to delay the transfer. arizona, nevada, the state of texas stepped up to stop the move and to stop president obama. of course states have often found themselves in this administration forced to take matters into their own hands. because this administration has acted so often well beyond its constitutional powers and failed to enforce federal laws, including immigration laws. the state of texas filed more than 40 lawsuits against the obama administration, including in 2014 when 26 states sued the president over his executive fiat to unilaterally keep illegal immigrants from being deported. the supreme court earlier this year deadlocked and that left in place a lower-court ruling that blocked the amnesty fiat.

the real court temporarily blocked the clean power regulations. when it comes to obamacare states have a record of losing the clam evening at the supreme court when the individual mandate with us unexpectedly upheld but winning on the medicaid expansion. obamacare will be decided now in the marketplace, not the court. the number of exchanges has championed from 23 down to 6. most of the largest insurance companies have withdrawn from obamacare after losing millions of dollars. as to stopping a president from giving away what else not his to begin with is not clear. whether liberal courts will side with the impulses of a lame duck president. the obama administration's plan

transfer of oversight of the internet is set to take effect three days from now. however contemptible this administration's record is on so much. the acquiescence of our courts and congress through the the past 7 1/2 years is every bit as disappointing. if ever, ever america needed more leadership, it's now. now courts will have to muster the courage and integrity of the give away of american integrity and the internet. now, a quotation of the evening. this from lionel trilling. he said we are at heart so

profoundly artistic that the only kind of state we can imagine living in is utopia and the only utopia we can believe in is a her to tearian. a funny species, american. trump charges that clinton cartel and hillary's ongoing scandal are the unprecedented. >> nobody has ever seen anything like this in this country's it's sad. unbelievable. it's unbelievable, by the many sad. people's lives have been destroyed, ruined, for one little fraction of what she has done. >> congressman marcia blackburn has called for an investigation of the clinton foundation. this t rec business to show off its high flying stilled out on the water. we'll be right back.

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lou: our guest marcia blackburn, and trump supporter. congresswoman, thank you for being with us. i want to turn to this study claiming the clinton foundation quote likely facilitated the distribution of watered down

hiv/aids medications in africa. what's going on? is there corruption in the pay-for-play corruption is staring at prosecutors just begging to be a case to be brought, charges to be fil. but this is new. >> this is all part of a report that we did different was an outgrowth of doing good oversight and congressional committee work. we started looking at the clinton foundation. one things leads to another. subsahara hiv/aids they claim is one of their successes and we found dirty money, dirty medicine and dirty politics. the major company that participated in the selling of these drugs. lou: the indian pharmaceutical manufacturer? >> that's right. they benefited from their

affiliation with the clinton foundation. it was termed the india success story. they were eventually acquired, but their product was barred from the u.s. there have been trials and guilty pleas and settlements around this. but the interesting thing is you have just as you did with uranium one and the nigerian land deal and the haiti relief. there seems to be an association with bill clinton and these companies. the thing that's so egregious. people were given false hope. they were given watered down drugs. they thought they were receiving something that was going to help and it was less than helpful. lou: the corruption of this foundation seems to be staring

everyone in the face, and for whatever reason, prosecutors seem to be immobilized. this is incredible. tie to the state department, boko haram. including why secretary clinton did not designate boko haram as a terrorist organization which it obviously is. >> correct. i'm pleased to see the senate zeroing in on this also. you have to look at the ties between these two companies, speaking fees paid to the president or mrs. clinton. and they were set up as to establish the clinton library, presidential library and research center. they never even filed the change of missions proper papers for the health initiative and all these things they got into.

lou: do you think we'll see prosecution or is it something we'll have to wait until we see the results of november 8 and the presidential he selection. >> my hope is you will see some prosecution here. and dealing with this situation. the clintons claim they were dead broke when they left the white house. now they are worth a few hundred million dollars. and interestingly enough through participation with some of these other entities. >> as donald trump has been saying the last day or so, follow the money. that seems to lead to extraordinary places. congresswoman, thank you so much for being with us. marsha blackburn. thank you. be sure to vote in our poll tonight. do you think any presidential candidate who has been certified a lierl by the director of the f.b.i. who admittedly mishandled classified information who hid the truth about benghazi and lied by the should be considered

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downplaying. the threat of radical islamist terrorists. >> if you look worldwide, the number of terrorist incidents have not substantially increased. what we have seen are some very high-profile attacks, mostly in the middle east, also in our european theaters. lou: the president tired, obviously because he's so labored in his language. my next guest. i will ask whether you can defeat an enemy you don't even have the courage to name. general jack keane next. stay with us. this woman owns this house,

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lou: joining me now, general jack keane. fox news military an list. i could go on with a number of titles and accolades. general, syria. we have come to an impasse with the russians about what was a ceasefire that we hoped would lead to peace. now secretary kerry says he won't even talk to him perhaps.

what in the world are they doing? >> we have been chasing fools' gold with the two ceasefires. the russians violated some of them and some of the principal opposition forces haven't even been at the table so they continue to fight anyway. secretary kerry thinks if he's negotiating, he's making progress. i had discussions with him in 2014 when he was looking for military options that would help him get a political solution. i know when he presents these ideas, they get rejected. >> he's going in without thrench, without any way or incentives to move forward. just for the secretary's benefit, if i can quote you, jack keane, mr. secretary says

process does not equal progress. is that fair? >> that's fair. well said, lou. let's turn to the president in his labored manner going through a suggestion that terrorism seems to be under control and overstated. it's -- in its dimension and substance. city could throw other b.s. words out there but that seemed to be what he was saying. >> we had 8 years of the president min bhiegs is taking place of terrorism in the world and exaggerating our own progress against him. the facts are astounding. five years ago there were 6,000 people killed by terrorist acts. last year -- last year it jumped to 28,000. those are war-like numbers. that's hardly something that's manageable, that is decrease. this is dramatically increasing.

radical islam has morphed into a global jihad. that's the reality of it. there are attacks in the philippines, southeast asia, northern africa, europe, attacks in the middle east, and the united states. it's staggering. lou: these attacks, it's safe to say are radical islamists attacking. >> they are all radical islamists. the 28,000 number i gave. those are all radical islamists who have killed people. >> this is a president who in his final months in office will not say the words radical islamist. >> the fact is, the radical islamist is a religious and political ideology. it's based on writings in the quran and they writings of the prophet mohammed.

when he says it's a perversion to use it, what they interpret is different from what main stream muslims interpret. but it's based on religion. and that's the ideology they are following. when we don't identify them, then we generalize all muslims. separate the radicals from the rest of the muslims. lou: it's the inveferls what he reports. general jack keane. thank you. this a mystery man for monday night's presidential debate that has the internet buzzing.the mag something from hillary clinton's podium. prepared questions, electronic devices? we don't know for sure. but we noticed the mystery man going to trump's podium taking away something.

according to ed henry his name is brady williamson. he was hired to performs advance work for clinton. is this back work. hopefully it's not wet work. we'll keep you posted on the mystery as we seeking to unravel it. donald trump says hillary clinton will stop at nothing to get to the white house. >> she and her financial backers will say anything, do anything, lie about anything to keep their grip on power, to keep their control over this country. the american people have had it with years and decades of clinton corruption and scandal. lou: we'll pick up plurality and the presidential election. tony perkins joins us here. we are coming right back with much more. the pursuit of healthier. it begins from the second we're born.

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. lou: in our online poll, we asked, do you see any way the united states could stay a free and independent democratic republic if the left were to prevail in this election? 94% of you reply you do not see any way that could occur. i happen to agree with you. joining us now tony perkins, the president of the family research council, one of the

leading conservatives in country, evangelical and evangelist. you're doing some interim preaching right now in louisiana, right? >> i am, lou, i am. i do. probably not a leading preacher, maybe a back row preacher but i do a little preaching. lou: you're doing good, we need a lot more of that. let's talk about this roundtable today that donald trump had with evangelicals, with others, people faith. it's interesting to see people of all religions seem to be lining up with donald trump here. >> yeah, it is interesting. i helped invite some of the folks to that meeting. i did not intend because i was speaking at pastor's breakfast in my home state of louisiana this morning. what's happening, lou, the strong connection point between trump and evangelical, i would rather use the term social

conservatives. there are conservative catholics and evangelicals here. the connection point is not so much shared value as it is shared concerns. and donald trump has done something that no other gop nominee has ever done. in a primary they have conversations with conservatives because evangelicals, social conservatives, are a key voting bloc for republicans. they're capture the nomination, they quit having the conversations. he's continued to build relationships which is something we've never seen before and i think people see that as genuine, that he cares, he's concerned. they don't see him as the savior that's going deliver this country or anything like that. what they do see is this is a guy who's going to defend their freedom and give them the ability to change their hearts and minds with jesus christ. lou: that's a pretty good ask and delivery if he can do it, it's also important in this election that evangelicals get

out to vote. we saw what happened when evangelicals did not vote in the last election. no question about it. how energetic are they going to be, how enthusiastic? how motivated will evangelicals be? >> look at numbers, george barna and polling of conservative evangelicals shows that 86% are backing trump. "gallup" released numbers today showing 11-point advantage for the gop. 76% of republicans say they're going to vote in the general election, only 65% of democrats which is a 16 year low for them. they have an intensity problem on their side and i go back to what donald trump is doing, he is not a conventional candidate. he continues to speak as he did in the primary, continues to build relationship ands that's beneficial. what happened with romney and mccain, after the nomination, they stopped talking to the core constituency that can be up to 33% of the vote in the general election. he's doing the right moves,

talking about issues in the supreme court, the court is going to be defining the next generation, talking about national security. they got people dying on our own streets from terrorists and the president won't utter the words islamic terrorists and addressing religious freedom. those things are of great concern to social conservatives. lou: great concern to all of us, the flag over your left shoulder, respect for it, law and order, america first and making america great again for all americans. so it's a good time for all of us to come together. tony pkins, thank you for joining us, appreciate it. >> good to be with you. lou: that's it for us tonight. we thanks for being with us. tomorrow night here, ambassador john bolton and steve forbes among our guests. we hope you join us then. thanks for being with us tonight. have a great one. good night from new york.

. >> hillary clinton is having trouble grabbing the millennial vote but donald trump can't seem to sway a lot of female voters. who's going to prevail in the panel is here. plus should felons in jail be allowed to vote? one governor, you can guess who, gave the green light to ballots behind bars. we'll explain why. was it a good idea to let 9/11 victims' families sue the saudi arabian government? we have both sides of the debate. i'm judge andrew napolitano in for kennedy tonight. i have characterized former secretary of state hillary clinton as a