>> thanks for joining us, right to "varney & company," stuart, take it away. stuart: i got it. listen to this, no one alive has ever heard these words, cubs win the world series. here it is now. the cubs have won the world series, in the 10th inning of the 7th game. what a game it was. what a series! baseball needed this, and baseball got it. they're still celebrating, by the way. all right, everybody, good morning. one and all. they are not celebrating in the clinton camp. the fbi investigations are powering ahead. fox reveals a year-long probe of the clinton foundation, agents pushing for an indictment, very important word, indictment.

fox reports that computers of two top clinton aides have not been destroyed. the fbi's got them and they are being checked. fox reports clinton e-mails are found on anthony weiner's laptop. so, hillary clinton's problems will stretch beyond the election, that will be an issue. it's certainly a political issue right now. to the polls. trump maintains his lead in arizona, georgia, missouri, he's increased his lead in four battle ground states and he's narrowed the gap in three others. this man is on a role. not stop. today, hillary concentrates on north carolina, two speeches there. trump goes back to florida, and look at this, ted cruz campaigns with mike pence, and melania goes to pennsylvania. it's all hands on deck, five days to the vote. how about taking a look at this. yes, we've got another takedown of big tech. a big hit coming for facebook. terrific profits, but slower

growth for the future and down it goes. politics and money, isn't that what we do? "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ all right. the markets first, we've seen stocks come down a little as the election approaches and interest rates likely to go up in december. half an hour from now, you'll see a modest pickup for the dow industrial average. how about the price of oil, lots more of it in the supply chain. that took prices down to the mid $40 a barrel level yesterday. that's where they are now. $45. stock of the day, no question so far. facebook, you're looking at a very big selloff. i want to see if that things lasts. will that selloff last? good question. e-mack is here, i should say elizabeth mary regina is here. >> a lot of names. stuart: what's with facebook?

liz: and all over this, too, the business model about selling ads everywhere, including on whatsapp and instant messaging? i think that might be irritating to users. who knows, just an opinion. stuart: the big problem, they can't maintain their growth rate in the future liz: is that right, ash. ashley: their saturation points on ad and they become annoying, with are do you get to get your ref nigh liz: can i say one thing to ashley's reporting, four straight quarters of 50% plus sales growth. no company can say that, back to back quarterly gains. stuart: i want to see if the sell oaf last, it's around 121 this morning liz: might be a buy. stuart: the recap, scandal news. dramatic. fbi agents are pushing for an indictment over foundation

influence peddling. foreign agencies almost certainly hacked her server and her e-mails are on anthony weiner's laptop. attorney and fox news analyst eboni kay williams is with us now. it's a problem because it's not going away before the election, after the election or well into next year. this is hanging over all of us. >> it's a huge problem, stuart. here is the issue. when comey came out over the summer and said case closed, no indictment. that was a sticking point the clinton campaign could point to when any questions were raised. when comey reopened the question, for hillary and her campaign, it's a hue humongous problem. not only am i answering these, but put a president in the office with a pending investigation open, subject to indictment. subject to impeachment.

it's asking-- she's now asking her voters to are a lot. stuart: it he moment, the media is playing this and president obama is playing this, it's the fbi's fault. and they should not be doing this, this is the fbi's fault. i'm sorry, it is hillary clinton's fault. she decided way back when to have her own private server and it comes from that. >> i'm disappointed in president obama pointing the finger essentially at comey because here is the issue. this is definitely mrs. clinton's doing. and he's in a difficult position, stuart, look at this man. you know, certainly, what do you do? do you alert the american people and congress this is ongoing and i will let you know when i figure it out or say nothing and if indeed you find that smoking gun and move forward with indictment, how angry would the american people with jim comey not to be-- >> the mystery question, intent. why did she have that server in her house. that's what the fbi is trying-- >> and e-mack, knew and should have known, that's the standard liz: absolutely. stuart: it's a mess. >> hot mess, stuart.

stuart: new poll numbers, they are from cbs, new york times, consider the source. this morning, they're out and they show hillary clinton's lead narrowing to three points. 45-42. remember, please, hillary led in this poll by 9 points just two weeks ago. later in the hour we have fresh poll numbers from the all important swing states for you. stay there, please. check the markets, where will the dow open this morning? we're going to be higher. 30, 40 points, okay. brian is here, business professor at kings college in new york. now, there's a good chance, from what i hear, that the fed will raise rates in december. what's the big point for the market? is it the fed raising rates or is it the election? >> no, the fed-- the markets believe the fed is going to raise rates in december. the question in 2017 how much they're going to raise rates. i think this will be moderate here. i think that the election is

the big here --. stuart: when? not yet? the issue is the federal reserve. >> we know the federal reserve, what's going to happen in the poll numbers the next few days, more likely that trump is going to win, if he is, that's going to affect markets, because markets believe after all of this scandal, that clinton will win the presidency. that's what they have baked in. stuart: you have got a forecast for me. you're not a market forecaster, but if trump wins. >> i think the market falls initially because they're not expecting that. if he wins, after the election, he has to get clear what his policy priorities are going to be, he won't do it before election day, but he has to do that. stuart: if trump win, the markets go down and wait to find out what donald trump is going to do. >> too much uncertainty there. stuart: what happens, now, if hillary clinton wins, with all of this stuff that's going on, the potential for an indictment of a president elect, what happens to the market? >> the market moves more there

not on her election, but news coming out of that investigation. stuart: up or down? >> it's going to move down if we see big problems with the election because again, they're expecting her to be in office. if the news gets worse there, you see markets drop because, again, the prospect is where do we go from here politically. stuart: bottom line, you see markets dropping whether it's trump wins or hillary wins? >> short-term with trump, if clinton the news gets worse. this election creates so much uncertainty. stuart: okay. and the best decision for investors would be a split decision, hillary wins and congress stays republican? >> that's what they're expecting. stuart: okay. you're all right. stay right there. actually, you can leave the set, but come back at 9:30. [laughter] >> thanks, bye. stuart: i want to advise everybody, i've lost my connection to the producer. liz: the hub for varney. ashley: they're nervous right now. let's get to sensational sports news, here it is.

stuart: the chicago cubs are the world champions. listen to it, roll it. >> this is going to be a tough play. the cubs won the world series! he makes the play and it's over! the cubs have finally won it all! 8-7 in 10. stuart: that's announcer joe buck from fox sports. what you just saw no one alive today has seen. it was 108 years in the making. now, there was a rain delay. game seven was extended, yes, the game had absolutely everything. in the 10th inning, cubs left fielder smashed a double down the leftfield line and broke the dead like six apiece and that's the hit that would win the world series liz: watch that. stuart: you've got it. about of that play the smacked a two-run homer in the 8th. that tied the game at six. and that brought the extra inning. the home crowd was absolutely electric.

they thought that was-- it tied it. and a game and a half, it did absolutely everything. ashley: it was great. stuart: i didn't watch it, but that's another story. watch the final out again. there's the new traditional pile-on at the home plate. there you go, that's traditional. you've got to do that today. it's a historic series. major league baseball needed and the curse is lifted. we've got more, actor bill murray, he's a life long cubs fan. remember his rendition of take me out to the ball game and he's sprayed with champagne by ep seen. i ha -- epstein. news from iran, a top military leader says iran's supreme leader is sending soldiers from the elite public guard to europe and america, how about that? and two officers killed in

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>> now, here is a stock that's probably going to move today. i thought it would move more. it's whole foods. they've got solid numbers for the future and by the way, their co-founder, john macky, will become the sole ceo. a modest gain for whole foods. how about the teen retailer, zumiez, they're going to be up today, several percentage points. they've raised their outlook. i guess they think the holiday

season is better for them. zumiez is going up. iran claims they're sending special forces to infiltrate america and europement-- saying that we will be in the u.s. and europe soon. why? we have to defend to protect iran's supreme leader and that has no border nor any limits. now, we know that they're using a ton of the money that we gave them through the nuclear arrangement of the deal because they're bolstering up their military hardware right now. they're becoming very aggressive and they make these claims, we're going to have fighters in europe and so on. stuart: sure. ashley: but a lot of this is they've been em boldened with the money that they can use to start ramping up their military hardware. stuart: here is the question, who was new york's city's police commissioner on 9/11? bernard kerik. welcome.

is this an idle threat they're send revolutionary guard to america? >> this is posturing for their people. they're trying to let their people know they're in charge and running stuff. the reality, can they get them in here? no. stuart: it would be an act of war? >> it would be extremely difficult for them to get here, number one, and number two, it would be an act of war to, you know, to put their troops on our soil for the purpose of fighting our people. so, you know, it's-- i think it's a bunch of rhetoric on their side. i don't think it's something we have to worry about, however, the intelligence community has to stay on top of it. stuart: we've just signed a nuke deal with the iranians. >> we keep giving people money to come back and fight us, so it's crazy. stuart: let's move on, shall we? i want to talk about those two iowa police officers killed in the ambush-style attack. president obama went to a

raucous rally for hillary clinton and he didn't mention this, and then he had a written statement later in the day. you're law enforcement guy, what do you make of that? >> if you watch the trump statement about the two iowa cops and you read the president's statements, it's completely different. you know, donald trump made it very clear an attack on those two cops, the executions of those two cops is an attack on society. the only time i hear the president say anything about an attack on society is when there's a questionable police incident. very different statements. very different, disturbing. i was bothered by the fact there was nothing said all day. you know, and he puts out a written statement. i think-- i urge people watch donald trump yesterday when he talked about the two cops and look at the president's statements. leadership, completely different leadership and i

think we need somebody in the white house that supports the cops, gives them the benefit of the doubt when there's a question and makes sure this they have resources and the manpower they need the job to secure this country. stuart: what is morale like in police forces around the country? i presume it's rock bottom? >> well, we feel, the cops in this country feel they're not being supported by the leadership and that's from the president on down. you know, you have governors, you have the president, you have mayors, that have gone against the police. they support hate groups like black lives matter and all of these other groups. it's not good for the cops. they need to be supported. stuart: they do, indeed. bernard kerik, a pleasure, thank you for being with us, sir. >> thank you. stuart: we've got anthony weiner, basically he's at the center of one of the investigations into hillary clinton. go he is what? he's checked himself into a rehab for cyber-sex addiction. if about you really want the

details on this, we will give them to you. new video from project veritas. to be democrat donors comparing african-american republicans to jewish people who helped the nazis. unbelievable. you will hear it though and that's next.

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>> here it is, project veritas out with a new undercover video. this one shows top clinton donors comparing black republicans to jewish people who helped give up her jews to the nazis. watch this. >> >> all right. eboni, what do you think? you saw it, what do you say? >> that actually is infuriating to me, i'll tell you why. historically it's dishonest and disrespectful to make that comparison to nazi germany and the jewish community to black

people being a part of their own extermination, essentially. it's sick and it's disgusting. here is the other reason, we both, everyone on this panel know many black republicans who are republicans for a different reason, okay? for you to cast the entire g.o.p. as any group, and deciding i'm socially conservative or reasons they're members of the g.o.p. or voting that way, it irresponsible, it's heinous and i think it's horrible. lastly, for this self-righteous white man to be speaking about what is in interest of the black community, taking for granted a blind allegiance of black americans to the democratic party is part of the reason you're seeing the black voter turnout so low for hillary clinton in both north carolina and florida. it's an entitled disgusting attitude. >> i want to play your reaction later in the program because it's articulate and the double standard.

if it had been republican donors saying anything like that, this election would be over, agreed? double standard. >> yes, yes. ashley: another example of a double standard, there are so many of them. stuart: if that's what you think, why didn't you say it in public. >> i agree with you. i'm not saying there's not work to be done by the g.o.p. to be more inclusive of the needs and political agendas of black americans because there are, however, that attitude, that type of historical disrespect to both jews and blacks makes me angry. stuart: thank you for being with us. >> my pleasure, thank you. stuart: the nfl plagued by domestic violence headlines and protests and weak ratings this season and now, other businesses which rely on football are also taking a hit. that's coming up for you. and facebook made a ton of money, but you'll see a tech

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>> all right. we've got 30 seconds until the opening bell. here is what's going to happen and here are the factors involved. 30 seconds from now. number within, looks like the federal reserve will raise interest rates in december. that's what the so-called

experts say, the market has to deal with that. with five days away from the election and donald trump has some real momentum. got to deal with that. not to mention facebook, which is a huge technology company, which will be down right from the get-go in morning at opening bell. that's unusual, but you're going to watch it happen starting now. 9:30 eastern time. a lot of green on the left-hand side there and we're up 20 points for the dow industrials. let's move on to the s&p 500, broader market indicator, we'll tell you that, up again only slightly, a fractional gain there. how about the nasdaq in the very early going, those technology stocks are ever so slightly down. the price of oil, i think it's still around $45 a barrel. yes, there it is, 45.33. no impact. i'll call that flat. gold has flipped below the $1300 per ounce level, and who is here on a thursday morning? i'll tell you, ashley webster, liz macdonald, larry levin,

brian and dr barton. i'm talking about facebook, there's concern about the growth rate in the future and it's getting hurt. it's down. dr, would you buy it at 121? >> i like facebook at 121, the little pullback, a chance to buy it on sale. facebook is going great things, year over year, average revenue per user almost almost 50% in the u.s. saying we can't sustain that has a pullback here and it's down less than 4%. it was down 8% on the news. i think we're going to get a snapback here. stuart: larry levin, you are the virtual reality guy on this program. i know you're big into it and now, facebook has its own virtual reality operation going. do you think that could supply some growth for the future? >> yeah, it's going to take some time, stuart. like me, you've got to be an early adopter if you get into oculus, which is facebook. and i'm long at 128. i believe in that company, but

i think it's going to take a while to get to the highs again. stuart: i've got two people around the table, yeah, it's a buy at 1211, 122. brian, you're an economist not a market watcher. give us your view. >> i like here, they're playing the wrong game and trying to protect user experience, i like this, i think it's a buy as well. stuart: have you ever tried the ok oculus. >> yes, they use it in the school. stuart: do they get sea sick? >> nobody gets sea sick at king. stuart: do you get sea sick when you use these things? >> rarely. there are a couple of space games when you go fast, you get a little, but i never get dizzy on these. like a rollercoaster.

>> i use my gear vr and my wife called me and i turned and ran into a wall. >> down goes facebook with that news. >> and that i've done a few times, stuart. stuart: i've got to get to this. shares of fitbit. they're down and down big. i think 30% down. a bad holiday. >> when you see these from the company we're seeing headwinds in our view, and their outlook for the holiday season is not good at all. a problem with the flex 2 wre wristband. they can't supply the demand. apparently they have tiny batteries which are very hard to find so there are production problems with that it and because of that, the outlook for the holiday season is not

good at all. stuart: i don't use a fitbit. i have an apple phone that tells me how much stairs i've climbed and how much walking, 2.2 miles over the past week. do you have a fitbit? >> i have a garmin. i think i'm going to upgrade to a smart watch. that's the problem. apple's smart watch is waterproof and the s-2's and s-3's, are waterproof and why get into a fitbit. stuart: larry, you're an early adopter, a fitbit, anything around your wrist? >> no. >> i had one for a while, but i'm not a big fan of those and i agree with dr. it's apple 2 watch has a lot of the same functionality or the popular fitbits. >> have you got one, an apple 2 watch? >> no, i don't like them. stuart: okay. >> there you go. [laughter] next, next case. all right. let's go to whole foods, please. look at

sales declines are not as bad. okay. john macky is going to be the sole ceo, but i'm intrigued, sales declines at whole foods, liz? liz: the first annual sales decline since 2009. that's not good. you pointed out amazon fresh and kroger is getting into the organic food space and john macky is going to take sole control and restructuring. stuart: competition? >> also people make jokes about whole foods all the time. let me give you within tweet. a woman said this woman at whole food is choosing a bundle of asparagus more closely than i chose my own husband. there are whole foods jokes out there. stuart: the competition is doing in whole foods, correct? >> whole foods, the competition, they need to refresh themselves. they need the 365 store, the lower end store. the markets are responding positive because of one ceo, the market likes that.

stuart: the competition for whole foods? >> amazon and blue apron, a lot of people can replicate what you're doing. stuart: i heard about blue apron, delivers the whole meal liz: it's just the ingredient, you have to cook it. it's potatoes in a box. stuart: totally outside of these conversations. check the big board, we're-- stop laughing at me. and the dow stills are up 20 points. higher revenue, qualcomm, they make the chips that go in, and it's nearly up 2%. remember them, remember phantom pigs? they're losing money at the number of active users falls, but nonetheless, they're pretty much dead flat. the teen retailer anything, but flat. zumiez, better for the holiday, up 2 1/2%. big names, we check them all the time.

especially apple. they've snapped a five-day losing, what's the story? >> they were down a bit and now they're up a bit. you're right, five days of selling and gained so slightly. and today now, just over 1/10 of a percent. the analysts are looking at the holiday quarter and apple are keeping on track and saying they are looking at at that in particular. they're worried they can keep up with the demand and the stock broke to that 50-day moving average. you want to stay above that, right? if you're trending higher. so we saw that last week, you don't want to see that, certainly, but overall, big picture, 111.19 right now for apple. stuart: we've got it, okay, nicole, thank you. take a look at papa john's and buffalo wild wings, you indulge in a football game. nfl ratings are down and that's reportedly hurting pizza and wing sales.

>> it is, the two go hand in hand. get your buffalo and pizza, you pick it up or deliver it. not only is the nfl ratings down, but because of that, the trigger on the ripple effect has been buffalo wild wings down 1 1/2% and papa johns reporting weaker sales. the bigger question is, everyone seems to have a different answer, why is the nfl not getting as many viewers, a good question. stuart: i can tell you, you want to hear. >> i do. ashley: i'll give you one, you give me one. stuart: the rules are so incredibly technical. ashley: no, no. stuart: the game stops all the time. nobody knows what a catch is any longer. ashley: then the ratings would have been down years ago under that premise. the reason that a lot of people are giving, it's an amazing political race and more people are watching news channels than nfl. stuart: we've got two guys with british accents arguing about american football in the rules liz: you're an american. >> stuart, seton hall did a

study and polled viewers why aren't you watching? the political came up, but then the world series ratings were up. so, they talk about the demonstrations that have been going on have been turning off viewers liz: aren't they cannibalizing themselves. stuart: are we going to get to the british pound and brexit, please. have we got time? >> sure. stuart: you took it out of the prompter. let's get to the big board. come on. we're up 38 points. get the buzzer ready, i want to talk about the federal reserve. around the block. what kind of effect will the rate hike have on the market if it happens in december. brian first. >> not much, everybody is expecting it, we've been baking it in for months now. stuart: larry levin, rate hike in december, what impact on the stock market? >> i think a little more downward movement than where we are right now, stuart, i think from now until then we are going to keep seeing this market drop like we have been. nicole mentioned a whole bunch of levels in apple. we're seeing that in equities ab stock indexes levels, we'll

see more of that. stuart: to the brexit story breaking fresh this morning. the british government must consult the british parliament before beginning the process of leaving the european union. that sounds like there's a possibility here of a brexit being reversed. i can't believe it liz: it could start into political turmoil. however, theresa may, prime minister, saying respect the people's vote and we will appeal it. and she's plan forging ahead. the high court didn't spell out what the parliament should do or the government should do here. stuart: no impact here whatsoever in my opinion on the financial markets, on the economy or our politics, zero impact? >> know the a lot of impact here unless the uncertainty really ramps up. if they can find a path forward through this, fine. the problem is there's so much uncertainty and trade implications here especially for great britain. stuart: larry levin, i'm sorry, i'm moving on. i've got to talk chicago, larry, that's where you are. you're right in the middle of it.

the curse has been broken. look at this, the final out of the game, he throws to first base and he's out. the cubs have won. are you still celebrating there, larry? >> yeah, i don't think that anybody stopped celebrating. i don't think that anybody behind me had more than two or three hours of sleep. it's going to be a less than productive day. stuart: how does larry levin celebrate, if you're an early adopter of celebrating, what have you celebrated with? >> i watched it on a 4-ktv. didn't watch it until virtual reality. i was able to stay up until the end. game. stuart: you're a good man, larry, no matter what they say. larry, dr, great performance, see you all later. the dow industrial is moving up a bit. 42 points higher. we're 17,999. 18,000, we just crossed. okay. polls in key swing states are tightening. trump is closing in. hillary, losing ground after those scandals and

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another clinton campaign e-mail dump. this time it's about new york city mayor bill deblasio e-mailing john podesta about hillary's wall street speeches. what's this? >> interesting, it shows that mr. deblasio was on morning joe, pushed hard whether hillary clinton should release the transcripts of speeches she was paid well to give to wall street companies. so, he kind of deflected in the interview, as it comes to the e-mail he sends this to john podesta about trying to protect hillary. he says, i'm trying, brother, but this one is just hard to defend. stuart: in other words, deblasio, the leftist mayor of new york city is saying, those hillary speeches-- that's awfully hard to defend, mr. podesta. ashley: yes, campaign manager. stuart: okay, now we know. as hillary's scandals mount. donald trump seems to have momentum. five days to go. the latest cnn poll, however, shows hillary leading in two key swing states, in pennsylvania, 46-44 to hillary. in florida, it is 48-45 to

hillary. jeff dewitt is with us this morning. you've got five days to go, cnn says you're behind in two key polls, you know, nobody outside fox with a possible exception of the wall street journal, nobody outside fox is reporting on these latest e-mail drama, the scandal drama reported by bret baier. you've got an uphill road to climb still. >> it's unbelievable. when you see the media and we talk about it a lot the media bias nmy job in particular, i watch multiple channels all the time. different tv's up. it's amazing to see how the media can-- one channel can report one thing about a story and to see the slant that we put on it, and i wish the media would-- i think that fox is, by the way, the channel that does report the most fairly, report the facts. stuart: you're fighting almost the entire media establishment because they are just not reporting all that's going on here? >> when you look at james comey, revelations of last week and this could lead to an indictment and fox is the only one reporting that as well.

when you look at that, fox is reporting hey, this is what hillary did, it's terrible. a lot of channels are saying, should comey be talking about this right now? should he meddle in the-- 3-1 reporting just about comey and not talking about the actual underlying facts. but it looks so bad right now, it's indictment ready and impeachment ready if hillary were to win. a vote for her is a vote for tim kaine is what it looks right now. stuart: a vote for her is a vote for tim kaine, i've heard that. let's suppose that trump wins, do you think that the country wants to see hillary on criminal trial sent to prison. the beaten opponent to prison, surely our country doesn't want to see that. >> what our country wants is fairness in the system. stuart: if trump winds does he really want to send hillary clinton to prison? >> i think what we want to do

is make sure that this kind of activity cannot keep happening in government. i mean, that's one of the main reasons why a lot of americans look to an outsider and a businessman, to come in and clean up the corruption. it's out of hand. when you see the wikileaks e-mails and see the level of corruption in pay for play. it's completely out of hand and it has to stop. stuart: okay, i understand the problem for you, you've got to hammer away at the scandals because that's a big plus for your campaign. it's entirely understandable that you can after it, but when the crowd starts chanting lock her up, lock her up, i think you've got a problem because i don't think that america actually wants to see that happening in america. look, i may be wrong, what do you say? >> you know, it's tough because we've never seen this level of corruption in government, especially for someone seeking the highest office. we're going into unprecedented territory and there's-- in one sense there's no right answer, but the number one thing we have to do, we have to

do everything we can to bring integrity back to the system, integrity back to government and the people can trust that the government is looking out for them. the way it looks when you look at the e-mails, there's an insider class are insider elites looking out for themselves. i'm telling you donald trump is the only problem we have for fixing our government. stuart: jeff, you've been with us many, many months and almost a weekly basis. stuart: five days to go. >> thank you. stuart: good luck. and we're back to 25, that keeps us below 18,000. both trump and hillary's campaigns, crisscrossing the country today. the final push, five days to the vote. we'll tell you where each is going today. huma abedin, anthony weiner, well, huma absent from the campaign trail since the weekend. wait until you hear where anthony weiner is right now.

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michigan, and then, governor pence goes on to pennsylvania. this afternoon, melania trump will be in pennsylvania, talking women and her view of america. that's republicans. hillary clinton has two stops in north carolina. tim kaine has two stops in arizona. and bill clinton will be in las vegas. president obama two stops in florida. all hands on deck, both sides of the aisle. here is the question, where are huma abedin and anthony weiner. first, huma abedin? liz: back here in manhattan. tending to their young son. anthony weiner has checked into a sex clinic for three things, addiction to porn, cyber-sex and anonymous sex. no phones are allowed. they're banned because that leads to things like sexting. and we do not know where the facility is. stuart: good lord, in a sex clinic. we heard you. adam shapiro is in florida,

pinellas county, to be precise. he has numbers on voting by mail and early voting. give them to us, adam. >> headlines, stuart, 4.8 million have cast their ballots. republicans are leading to get their base and political party. led by 75,000, roughly 949,000 republicans have voted by mail, 874,000 democrats have voted by mail. going to a polling station where i'm at, for instance. here in the st. petersburg area, in largo. democrats lead in that race, 63,000, republicans 998,000 have essentially gone to a polling station to cast an early vote. democrats, 1,061,740 have gone to a polling station. when you add it up. numbers are tightening. republicans lead state-wide in ballots cast, when you speak to

republican leadership, we don't need to win the turnout race, because they believe that conservative democrats are going to cross party lines. stuart: thank you very much. see you later. and the clinton foundation under investigation by the fbi for over a year, that's the foundation. the allegation, pay to play, influence peddling. we'll bring you the headlines in an hour. prime minister-- president obama, if you don't want to vote for hillary, you're probably a sexist. hour two coming up.

>> more bad news for the clinton campaign on the scandal front. very bad news. it's fox breaking this story wide open again. the fbi's white collar crime unit has been investigating the clinton foundation for the past year. an avalanche of new information

is coming in every day, an indictment, repeat, indictment is likely. fox reports the computers of two key clinton aides have not been destroyed. they're in the fbi field office in d.c. and they're being checked. heather mills and-- yeah, that's heather mills and heather samuelson, they're in legal jeopardy. fox reports there's a near certainty that hillary's private e-mail server was anything, but private, at least five foreign governments have hacked their way in. whatever secrets hillary allowed on there, have been very likely read by the russians, the chinese, and others. fox reports that hillary's e-mails have been found on anthony weiner's laptop, not good. weiner has entered a sex clinic. the polls do know the reflect these new scandal developments, they reflect the scandal developments six days ago and the polls show trump closing the gap in key battle ground

states and ahead in others. that's where we are. the second hour of "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ it's the final countdown ♪ >> i would like to correct something. it's cheryl mills and heather samuelson. their computers have not been destroyed. their computers are in the hand of the fbi, cheryl mills and heather samuelson. got that right. yes, you heard the music, it's the final countdown, five days to go. that's all we have. "varney & company" will be live this weekend at our normal time, 9 a.m. to noon, to follow the developments in the final weekend before the election. we'll be there for you. back to the clinton foundation in a moment, but first, i've got breaking news. what have we got? is it we've got-- >> the freddie mac mortgages.

3.54 off 3.47. after multi-decade lows. stuart: 3 1/2%, 30-year fixed. >> who would have thought. stuart: we say it every single week. the home builders are up liz: positive. stuart: reaction to the mortgage rates, 3 1/2%. let's move on, please, here we go. take a look at facebook, that's probably the stock of the day. it's actually gone down more. i thought it might recover, but it's not. it's down nearly 7 bucks, 120 is where facebook is now. the problem with that company is future growth. they've got growth in the past and growth in the future is an issue and the stock is down. all right, the clinton foundation, here we go. let's go with that. the fbi aggressively investigating pay to play activity. influence peddling. i say even if hillary clinton wins on tuesday, this scandal, the investigation not going anywhere, they will continue well beyond the election. lisa booth is here.

lisa, this is a real problem for america, isn't it? >> absolutely, stuart. look at the way that secretary-- or hillary clinton conducted herself as secretary of state. look, stuart, she and the democratic party repeatedly said she hasn't put our national security at risk, but according to reports she absolutely has. the fact that foreign governments at least five times tried hacking her private e-mail server and this is something that anyone with common sense would have known all along. i mean, fbi director james comey told us that she had an e-mail server less secure than gmail. you can probably watch an instructional video and figure out how to hack her server let alone foreign entities who know how to do this and do it well. stuart: it seems her closest aides, hillary clinton's closest aides are now in real legal jeopardy. huma abedin for a start. if there's information on her computer or on her ex-husband's--

current husband's computer, obviously, that's legal jeopardy for her and the two aides, whose computers were supposed to have been destroyed, they've not been destroyed, they're being looked at, that could end their immunity deal. the three closest aides to hillary clinton are in legal jeopardy. this is a dreadful situation for the campaign. >> well, absolutely, stuart. let alone the fact that for the first time in our nation's history we have a major party presidential candidate who is facing not one, but two fbi investigations and these new reports about the clinton foundation are incredibly damning. there seems to be a lot of information there. and we've already seen so many examples that have surfaced that certainly look like pay for play with the wikileaks released information. whether it's the uranium one deal, or even the ubs deal where hillary clinton essentially helped cut a sweetheart deal for ubs bank despite the fact that, you know, despite the fact that they seemed to have let u.s. tax evaders that weren't going to turn over that information.

there's been a lot of information that surfaced that looks really bad for hillary clinton and the clinton foundation. >> and worse, tabloid fodder, we have anthony weiner entering a sex clinic and, i mean, isn't that about as bad as it can get? >> well, it's also hypocritical, stuart. you have hillary clinton and the democratic party who have been pushing hard, running this message about donald trump and his record on women and i think that it's fair to bring that to light, but it's so hypocritical for them to have been launching that line of attacks when you have someone like anthony weiner who just had to check into a sex rehab because he was texing or sexting with a minor and then you also have bill clinton and his past, you know, record with women as well. so, you know, it's very hypocritical to the fact that, you know, those the company that the clintons kept when, you know, they have been launching this line of attack against donald trump. stuart: it's amazing, we never got to vision for america. we never got to growth and

prosperity, we didn't get that, it's all sex, lies and videotape. >> we're in the mud this election. stuart: i do apologize, i'm out of time, but what an election this is. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: all right. donald trump needs to rally independent voters. got to have them and we've got fresh dials, as we call them, to show where the voters, the independents actually stand. this is the real-time reaction to what the candidates actually say. going to roll one for you. red line republican, blue line democrats, and yellow lines, independents. watch this. >> hillary is the one who broke the law over and over and over again. we can be sure that what is in those e-mails is absolutely devastating and i think we're going to find out, by the way, for the first time. thank you, huma, thank you, huma, good job, huma. lee carter is the lady who organizations the focus groups and run the dials. i'm trying to read that and it

doesn't seem to me like the independents were really with donald trump when he was going after hillary. >> they were not as with donald trump and we've seen them lately. this whole e-mail scandal, i think it's somewhat confusing to folks, i think that people are fired of the attacks on both sides. they want to hear him talking more about the issues. that said, they were more with donald trump than they were with hillary clinton in what we talked about this week. hillary clinton when she started to attack donald trump and started to say, look i get your concern, i told you already, i'm sorry. people are like, you have to understand that we're concerned, you can't just dismiss us and say you told us already. stuart: it's almost as if they want hillary clinton to address it, but don't want donald trump to pound it. >> that's right, but the same time, donald trump people have to hear it and have to understand some of the things going on. and he was talking about thank you, huma, thank you, huma, it slipped a little like it's too far.

they want tommy had pivot to talk about the issues most. stuart: we've got a dial that proves that point. the dials as we call them, in response to an actual policy issue which would be obamacare. roll that dial, please. >> premiums are soaring, doctors are quitting. companies are fleeing, and deductibles go through the roof. workers hours are being cut. hiring is frozen, totally frozen, and wages are being slashed. obamacare means higher prices, fewer choices and lower quality. stuart: that's interesting, the yellow lines, independents right up there. >> up with the republicans. stuart: they liked it. >> they do. the issue of obamacare is a big one. if this were any other election and we had something happening at the time of the election, premiums were raising in double digits, it's supposed to be affordable care and we're making it unaffordable for many people and this is a big issue for hillary clinton and obama

and i think that this is something that would really resonate, people would be focusing on and it's important, it's important to people right now, is their pocket books, is the economy, is jobs, and this is all ditied together. and these are the things that donald trump needs to focus on. but people need to understand what's going on with hillary clinton. there's a fatigue to attack. stuart: and you've been bringing us dials in the week and almost at the end almost all go down. >> we break the speeches into moments and people can react and they bring it back to 50 every so often so at the end of the segment they're taking it back to 50, yes. stuart: all right, lee, stay there, please. more for you later. thanks so much. sports fans listen up, you probably know this by now, but the chicago cubs are the world champions. you can see them celebrate around the pitcher's mound, which is traditional, pile on, please. 108 years in the making, the

curse has been lifted, i guess. listen to cubs fans after the final out erupted, roll that tape. [cheering] >> they're happy. ashley: i think so. stuart: they had to wait through a rain delay and a 10th inning game seven. it had everything, the cubs s zubrist smashed one down the line. what a game, what a series. bill murray life long cubs fan throughout the series, doused with champagne by the cubs general manager. ashley: really funny. stuart: i've got to ask you. did you stay up and watch that? liz: tried. ashley: i watched it through 6-3 cubs were up and i just had to get to bed and of course i missed the drama liz: missed the best part.

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>> hillary is the one who accepted the debate questions given to her in advance and used them to cheat, instead of reporting the breach. that's a big deal. you know, to me, that's a big deal. some people say, oh, that's fine. it's a big deal. that's a real cheater. hillary is know the victim, the american people are the victims of this system. stuart: you have it there. trump spelling it out. the revelation from wikileaks th that donna brazile sent a question. one of the questions direct today hillary tomorrow is from a woman with a rash. her family has lead poison and she will ask what if anything will hillary do as president to help the people of flint. the woman, the lady did ask that exact question. watch how hillary responded. >> after my family, the city of

flint and children in d.c. with poisoned by lead, will you make a personal promise to me right now that as president in your first 100 days in office you will make it a requirement that all public water systems must remove all lead service lines throughout the entire united states and notification made to the citizens that have said service lines? >> i want us to have an absolute commitment to getting rid of lead wherever it is. because it's not only in water systems, it's also in soil and it's in lead paint that is found mostly in older homes. stuart: all right, well, the lady who asked the question, leann waters, is with us receipt now. leann, welcome to the program. it's very good to have you with us, ma'am. now, did you know that hillary had advanced knowledge of your question? >> absolutely not. stuart: who did you give that question to before the debate? >> i gave it to someone from cnn. you had to submit questions in

order to be able to ask, three questions and then it was narrowed down to one. stuart: so, you didn't know that hillary knew what your question was going to be and she answered the question anyway. what do you think of her response? >> you think with her having the question early enough she would have answered it a little bit better. stuart: well, what do you think of her response? >> i think her response was completely unacceptable. it's the fluff answer to get your way through it. stuart: tell me about-- your family has health issues, here? right? you've got five-year-old twins? >> yes, i do. stuart: what's the problem? >> well, my boys from being exposed to lead and being lead poisoned have hand-eye coordination issues and speech issues and retaught, letters and numbers, things they new at two and three years old. and one of the twins hasn't

grown properly in almost two years now. stuart: look, now, the whole thing is over, i mean, the debate is over. the scandal has been revealed. how do you feel about it all in hindsight looking back on it? do you think you were manipulated? were you used in some way? how do you feel about the whole event? >> i can't say that i was used because i still got to ask the question i wanted to ask, whether it was given in advance or not. but my question is, it is so unethical what happened, is that how she's going to run the united states if she's elected? >> do you think she should be running in the election? >> no, i think it should be an automatic disqualification. it's completely unethical what happened. stuart: have you been contacted by anybody in the media like cnn, for example, since the debate? >> no, i have not. stuart: so you'd like hillary clinton to be disqualified

because of what she did in the debate. what do you think should happen to cnn? >> well, i mean, donna brazile is fired and they should have a better checks and balances system to make sure something like that doesn't happen in the future. i mean, you have bad apples and good apples everywhere you go, so, i mean, i don't told c. nn completely responsible for everything for one person's bad axes. stuart: okay. leann, thank you very much indeed for joining us today. we're very sorry to hear about your health problems. i think we can all relate to that. we appreciate you being here. leann waters, thank you very much for joining us, thank you. >> thank you. stuart: all right. check that big board. not much of a gain to speak of now. 14 points higher and the dow is well below 18,000. the price of gold, right around $1300 an ounce, but it's down 10 bucks, donald trump, more trustworthy than hillary clinton, now, that's according to a poll from "the washington post" and abc.

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new polls for major swing states. trump leads in arizona and nevada and it's a close and closing race in florida and in pennsylvania. hope you've got time to read the numbers on your screen, but that's the bottom line. here is another one for you, he has made gains in trustworthiness. liz liz: washington post abc poll. in december, they were tied 45-45. the question is who do you think is most trustworthy or honest, 45-45. and now donald trump's 46 and hillary 38. washington post reads, how the heck does donald trump think he's more truthful. and she's hiding things and he's brash, loud. stuart: look at that, 8 points. >> 8 percent in just a month's time. stuart: goodness me. i've got another dial for you, we love them on the program, they tell you stuff, you can

get a lot out of it. this time it's hillary clinton, she's talking about trump's character, red republican, blue democrat, yellow independents. >> really, can we stop for a minute and reflect on the absurdity of donald trump finding fault with miss universe? but you've got to ask, why does he do these things? who acts like this? and i'll tell you who, a bully. that's who. >> you know, the yellow line is independents, lee carter. >> yes. stuart: they didn't like this? >> they didn't like this, it wasn't just because they don't like attacking. number one, they did not like the fact that she was bringing miss universe out on the campaign trail. they didn't want her to be attacking donald trump. one of the interesting things i heard back from folks was this, they said, look, we're not just voting for donald trump, we're voting against the establishment. what's better to go down to

washington d.c. and shape things up than a bully. she's making the wrong argument. they want people to shake things up and doesn't care what they think about had him. stuart: they want somebody to lay down the law and sort it out. >> it makes sense and it's interesting. stuart: love those dials, we'll see you soon. >> great to be here. stuart: and that hillary clinton five days. bret baier reporting on an expanded investigation into the clinton foundation. bret baier laying it out for us shortly on this program today. and this, lawmakers in hong kong brawling in parliament. the issue, whether or not to split from china. those fighters were kicked out of the debating chamber by security guards, you don't see that often and certainly not in hong kong. the pursuit of healthier.

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stuart: all right we're up 30 points. couple of factors on the market today, the other impending election, of course, and impending rate hike in december. most people think that yes, we will have a rate hike in december but we're up 30 points below 18,000. look at whole foods it is up today. i've got to tell you, though, that whole foods sales continue to decline. not that badly, but they're in decline nonetheless 2985. all right. back to that bombshell is report from bret baier and expanded investigation from the fbi but for there to be any consequences there's got to be clear evidence

of pay to play influence pedaling. key fang is frequent guest of ours. all right apart from this latest report of investigating the foundation, have we had any hard evidence yet that you have seen that there is indeed -- a prosecutor pay to play foundation. have you seen it? inch haven't seen it, it doesn't mean that it doesn't exist and frankly, stuart, what happens to law and or order what happens tt fbi and d.o.j. bring justice to the american public. only evidence that has been releasedded that we know and can confirm is that d.o.j. now acts as a long arm of the clinton foundation and for the clintons themselves have been stone walling and obstructing the fbi from using its investigative

technique like subpoena, grand jury and jury to get the evidence that i would need as a prosecutor to get an indictment against the people that are involved in the play. >> that is interesting you're basically saying that department of justice is stone walling the whole investigation this thing holding up. is that what department of justice is supposed to do? >> absolutely not. in fact, the fbi supposed to collect the evidence bring it to the d.o.j. and remember the d.o.j. makes filing decision on who to indict and how to go about prosecuting but guys, remember, back in july because loretta lynch decided to waive any credible which she met with bill clinton on that private tarmac meeting in arizona, she said that director comey is in charge of making this decision. she would defer to him so if that's the case, let him be the quarterback of this process. let -- get out of the way and let the fbi do its job. but from a what we know and been kiferled by sources that have been revealed to us is the reality.

d.o.j. is not allowing its prosecutors to okay things like subpoenas which we know are powerful and giving immunity to clear involvement that are culpable in this case. >> now, this thing cannot be over. all of these investigations there's no way that they're cleared up by the election next tuesday. i don't see there's any way that they're cleared up well into next year which means this whole thing hangs over whom so ever is elected the president of the united states. and that's a dreadful situation. that's my opinion. yours? >> i totally agree the problem is there's a ticktock deadline coming up on tuesday. not an emotional or political one if you can't do it by tuesday you know what had it doesn't mean we can't find indictment against prop or defendant. stuart: what a situation. what a situation. how many investigations are there, one here, one there. i think it's five actually that's what's going on here. katy we appreciate you being on

the show. thank you very much again, today. thank you. >> thank you. >> aid huma abidin and husband anthony weiner now ensnared that's the word in the whole scandal. they've been laying low but emac knows -- >> manhattan reports she's back at her apartment. tending to their young son, taking him to nurse school and like and anthony weiner reportedly checked in to a sex edition -- aclinic considered online predator according to half a dozen women serial texting. >> we should repeat that for the benefit of our viewers who may be joining us especially on west coast. anthony weaner is in a sex clinic. >> sex addiction clinic. >> it treats addiction to pornography cybersexting and don't know where he is, no

phones are allowed in this facility. and the jeaned reverse basically separated. so it's serious stuff that's going on. >> this man who is in a sex addiction clinic on his computer are 650,000 e-mails going back many, many years -- about some of which may be from hillary clinton secretary of state, have i got that right? >> from that private server because huma abidin reports deathed shared that prieflt server with hillary clinton same e-mail address. >> we appreciate you bringing it us to. mike pence will be campaigning with wait for it senator ted cruz in iowa today. now, cruz won the iowa primaries. he beat trump in iowa. jeff is with us, he's the the eye of the republican party chair. is this republicans coming together? hence pence and cruz together in iowa, is this kumbaya in iowa? >> i think it's circling the wag

begun and understanding thatgraph tiff what's going to happen on november 8th, stuart. stuart: do you think it pulling republican party together in your ?aipt >> i think so. never trump movement never got off the ground here in this state and all of our public officials every one of them statewide, governor, the party has been 100% in support of our no, ma'am e new from -- nominee from the very beginning and what you're seeing is that manifesting itself in people like ted cruz who is going to stomp the state and has a -- henned per to about a good ground game that's certainly helped ted cruz during our caucuses, and i tell you we're welcoming everyone here and we have a slate of people here eventually before november 8th. only all campaigns do internal polls i'm pretty sure that you have done an internal poll in the state of iowa. would you share it with us? >> i actually, party public of

iowa has not done an internal poll. but the markers that we're looking at here -- we're looking at our return rates for our absentee ballots. right now we were behind and polled even. we expect to poll ahead, and i'll tell you we got a very good good an tech comparison tacked to 6 to 800 donald trump was here later and tucked to a crowded of 5 thorks enthusiastic supporters. and you can feel it on ground here. he's been leading in polls that have been public up to this point. and i fully expect that there's going to be a gap that's going to build especially given the actually some of the thing you just talked about in segment before. >> you're right in key states is that's for sure. jeff iowa gop chair. thank you, jeff, we appreciate you being here. thanks, sir. >> thanks for having me stuart. stuart: next another republican quote unquote coming home --

senator mitch mcconnell ashley what do you say? >> neutral on donald trump usa today did an editorial basically accusing him of hiding under the bed. well now he's telling associated press we need a new president , donald trump. has come out and said it an said if the country votes like kentucky going to be just fine. stuart: five days to go -- about time. you could say that. [laughter] how about facebook, yeah, selloff continues today we're down $5, four and a quarter percent. this can, come on in nicole. the problem for facebook is future growth. have i got that right? >> that's right because they have ab load and bombarding users by the way they have a slew of users now up to 1.8 billion users but the load they make their money with ad revenue bombarding everyone with ads they cannot continue at this pace they've said that going forward. this is not how they're going to see growth an they're not going

to see that kind of revenue growth from ads, in fact, doing other things moving to camera and videos and visual messaging teals. zuckerberg saying this is the future of facebook. so it's not going to be growing through revenue and the like but working on da center and engineer an the like and we can't see anything if they put more ads so they're trying to move with the wave of the future and really all about more camera, me me, me and visual and accepted it to you, me, me, me -- >> in times with which we live. facebook has a floor there of 120 not dropped below that. nicole thank you indeed thank you for being here. president obama campaign for hillary clinton implies if you are don't vote for her, you might be a sexist, donald trump went on the attack. more on this in a moment. >> why is he campaigning? she's under federal investigation. and you've got a president campaigning for her. and that's all he does is campaign he ought to be working

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[laughter] exchange is crashing nationwide. yeah. nationwide. all right. stuart: a case of sexism if hillary doesn't win. roll tape. >> the reason why we haven't had a woman president before, every man out there who is voting to kind of look inside yourself and ask yourself if you're having problems with this stuff, how much of it is -- you know that we're just not used to it. when a guy is ambitious out in public arena workinghearted that's okay but when a woman why is she doing that? >> i think this requires some commentary who better than david webb who is with us this morning. >> good morning. >> what do you make of that? >> so in 2008 when a black man beat a white woman and became the president of the united states, it wasn't sexism. why do i mention that color and gender together because back then if you were black and you went against obama you're uncle tom or white negro an went

against barack obama you're aist and made it if you're against hillary clinton you're a sex cyst and a fact it was white men especially republicans who fought along with the suffrage act and up to president coolidge and women got the right to vote. because coolidge wife grace was a suffragist and other republican women. so barack obama sells a lie first state to give the right women to vote wyoming under republican leadership. >> i have a feeling that chucking out these labels sexist, racist, et cetera, et cetera has lost its bite because they've been overused lost its bite. >> with independents but hasn't lost its bite with people who buy the progressive line it's the victim hood, victimology. they've gotten -- it is really sad because when you think about it, stew, we're

a country where women have won major races, senate races, women are in boardroom in all aspects of american life they're in space. but yet they tell us that women are some u group of victims that need to be treated specially or you're a sexist. >> victimology is of the day . the president also addressed african-american vote. listen to what he had to say about that. >> young people i want you to listen up it was not that long ago that folks had to guess the number of jelly beans in a jar or bubbles on a bar of soap in order to vote. it wasn't that long ago when folks were beaten trying to register voters in mississippi. how are we going to betray all of those who worked so hard, risked everything for the vote, f thoseyou don't vote, then who would suppress your vote without them having to lift a finger.

>> david webb is shaking his finger go. >> i want to get extremely angry but i'll remain calm for this purpose. obama who thought that war in courts didn't go far enough when it came to using the courts to impose rules out of civil rights and voting rights, the man is a pure idiolog who plays any angle and carves people up into group, blacks this is your interest, latino this is your interest, women, whites, older, younger and it won him in election and this is pure -- politics that he's playing to try to get people to vote. we are not a static society. we have evolved he said it wasn't that long ago. it was a lifetime ago in a generation ago when america turned the page on what has been a blight on the world stage on racism and sexism on vote, on civil right ares. we've e involved as a society these young people are not that dumb. a lot of them see whether you're gay, black, straight, white as a nonissue.

but he needs to sell that victim ology that you need to go a certain way or something is wrong with you. >> it is so much looking at the past, it's so much dredging up some of the bad things that happened in the past in trying to project them into the future if you don't vote for me. i think it's lost its sting this is a changed election. i think there's something going on in this country no longer accepts these silly label it is that chucking around. >> i agree. that is the thing that generations change. again, we're not statsic we move forward as a society. we move forward as a culture so they immediate to reenforce this. this is why they're working in the universes. this is why they have organizations out there. this is why they're sporting black lives matter. they node to force that victimhood back into a box. the problem with that is americans have expanded the black communities on a block. they live in the suburbs, excerpt, flyover country and they live in the cities so have all of the groups across america.

hispanics better windchill out, important question, donald trump said what have you got it lose? i have a more important question. before that he should have said what have you gained? stuart: fair point david webb the impassioned historian thank you for joining us. thank you, appreciate it. >> thank you. stuart: historic night for baseball. cubs won first world series in 108 years. you can see the celebration, they took to streets bit thousands there. tv ratings have been just off the charts. however, the top of the hour, fox news bret baier he broke the clinton foundation's scandal story wide open. and fbi investigation going on for more than a year, he will bring us up to date 11:00 eastern, he's our guest. the pursuit of healthier.

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you the state of play. here it is. trump has closed the gap in several battleground states in his momentum has carried him to lead in the all important state of ohio. he is now well ahead in the state of nevada and i mean well ahead. turnout for early voting among african-americans is way down from 2012. that is bad news for hillary clinton. president obama tried hard to shore up the black vote. today's schedule all hands on back. melania trampled the campaigning. ted cruz with mike pence. trump himself goes to mr. in florida. hillary clinton does to must win north carolina. the backdrop to the last five days of the campaign is the newly exploding scandal swirling around hillary clinton. the third hour of "varney &

company" is unfolding next with brett baer. he is next. >> no one to blame but herself. hillary is the one that set up to shield her criminal activity. hillary is engaged in a pay for pay scheme. hillary is the one who lied so many times to congress and the fbi. hillary is the one who made 13 phones appear, some with a hammer and destroyed 33,000 e-mails after receiving a congressional subpoena. >> donald trump hammering the scale. the fbi making to pay for play investigation of the foundation a top priority. investigators are continuing to

push for an indictment. brett baer broke the story. for audience who may not have seen the report, please report it. >> first of all, good morning. there is a battle inside the fbi and doj itself on how to move forward and whether to move forward in different elements of this is detailed in "the wall street journal" today. close to an intimate knowledge of the investigations tell us that the clinton investigation come in the foundation investigation is wide and expansive. it has involved for different offices. they never stopped. it started more than a year ago led by the white collar criminal division public corruption and the fbi. the e-mail classification investigation is being done by the national security division and the fbi. we have been told they have a

lot of evidence currently. more evidence coming all the time because the wikileaks but also because of mining anthony's computer for huma abedin e-mail sent also to other laptops that had been destroyed. cheryl mills, the former chief of staff of hillary clinton and heather samuelson, the top aide. we believe there was to testify in the fbi had destroyed laptops as part of the deal. we are told that it's not the case in the laptops are still available at the washington office of the fbi had been exploited because they say any immunity is null and void when someone is found to be lying to the fbi. the bottom line is this. it is continuing at a pace and there is a battle inside both

the fbi and doj. stuart: may i just add one point which i don't think you covered in your summary they are. i believe you have revealed there's a 99% certainty that at least five foreign intelligence services looked at hacked into hillary's private server. if that is accurate, that is a bombshell. >> several sources. not just to talk to but others have said are very confident that it has been. if you go back to july, a big "new york times" piece laid out the server had been hacked. jim komi, the fbi director said it was possible the foreign actors got into that server, but he went on to say that they have a high confidence that foreign agencies or foreign art there is

hacked into e-mails tied to or associates of hillary clinton. he take the digital breadcrumbs there and it's easy to go to the hillary clinton server. it then went to testify in front of congress that the server has less security than the average gmail. i think our sources are saying they could of not such possible, but probable or very likely been hacked at that point. >> there is absolutely no way all of this can be resolved anytime soon. in other words that hangs over america for a long time to come. >> definitely. i do want to make one point. i was in a q&a with britt hume last night. at the end he said the people we talked to said there's a lot of

evidence and it could lead to an indictment. utor.is just not the process. they would know the evidence of the prosecutor would take the case. if not for the doj we are told there would be a public call for a special prosecutor to then make the case to try and get an indictment to be clear. stuart: you broke it open wide again. thank you very much. monica crowley is with us. "washington times" online opinion editor. you just heard all of this. your report to your statement please. >> 25 years as a long time to get away with it. it may be while the clintons crimes are finally catching up with them. in america you've got to keep in mind if you do not have an independent and impartial and fair department of justice and

fbi which are interested in only pursuing the truth than forcing equally the rule of law across the board then you have nothing. nothing else matters if you don't have those two things. opera was reporting yesterday as the fbi's advantage. i'm talking about the rank-and-file fbi agents were dedicated professionals working on the case for a long time were outraged and appalled by the corruption on the doj side and that is why you have the reporting to others that the fbi investigation is far more expansive than focusing on the mother lode. the mother lode is not the mishandling thereof. that's always been the shiny object everyone's been chasing. the mother load as the clinton foundation and the idea to mrs. clinton leveraged for public office of secretary of state to herself, her husband. >> a new national poll, cbs "new

york times" and clearly shows the race is tightening. hillary beats by three points. that is just about within the margin of error. 4542 hillary of her charm. monica, you think donald trump is going to win him down. that's a mere couple of points. you think it is a hands-down win? >> mrs. clinton has all the traditional advantages. big money, data analytics. but my visceral gut reaction is that the momentum in the battleground states and if that continues through next tuesday, he will pull the whole thing out. >> let's see if voters pay attention to the handle or to the chicago cubs after 108 years the cubs are the world champions. watch this. >> the cubs win the world

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>> yet to be working on jobs that are going to mexico and military. i'll tell you what, first of all she's got bigger problems. we can't take it, folks. former years of isis. former years of no jobs. stuart: donald trump criticizing the president for all the campaigning he's been doing for hillary clinton. you can see on your screen president obama will speak in miami. that is what is on your screen right now. the crowd is being warmed up for the presidency. very shortly. monica crowley with us.

you just told me an interesting story about the reliability of polling on the phone. >> there have been some indications that women and a lot of talk about a huge gender gap but especially this year with donald trump that will tell a male poster that they intend to vote for donald trump but they won't admit that to a female pollster because they don't want to be perceived as judged by another woman is people think is sexist. why so much is volatile. >> trump is getting the support of 39% of women now. he had the support of 34% of women for days ago. >> effect of five points. i think there are new numbers from box coming out tomorrow. about a week ago showed donald

trump shaped the gender gap from 20 points to 10. if that is true and he's got it just under 10 points, he will win this race i'm not that alone. very optimistic. that's for sure. surging in the polls. there are two things that's really not on his side. number two is time. marsha blackburn is with us, republican from tennessee. good to see you. >> you, too. stuart: five days to go. we just have this breaking scandal story. we've got the chicago cubs have won the world series. a lot of voters concentrate on that. the media is not reporting the new scandal. i say that you've got a time bind here and in media buying. think you can get over it? >> social media is going wild

with this story at the clinton foundation and the scandals that are there, the four fbi offices are involved in. we have talked in the past. i started the investigation of them at our committee doing are due diligence 15 months ago. people kept saying that can't possibly be true but yes it is. the more women know about this, the less dishonest bill and hillary as being. i think they get over this. i think people get it. >> i've got to say with all these investigations going on, there are four, five altogether. none of them will be resolved in the short term which means that whoever wins the election, this thing hangs over four months and is now well into next year. i don't think that's a good thing for america.

>> i don't think it's a good thing for america either. that is one of the reasons the independent women are breaking to donald trump. month after month of this investigation into the e-mail scandal and the clinton foundation scandal into what happened with the haiti relief corporation and the clintons. what happened with uranium one and the clintons, they don't want to have that and it reminds people what transpired when bill and hillary clinton were in the white house in the 90s. stuart: we've got about 20 seconds. monica crowley is with me. she said it is hands-down win for tribe. we say that, too? >> it is a win for donald trump your donald trump will be the next president of the united states. the more hillary has been out there, the more they realize what they have done. they are fearful of what she will do.

they don't think she admits the country has problems and that we need to focus on national security jobs and economic security and we need to get rid of obamacare and hillary was the precursor of obamacare. stuart: marsha black earned, we'll see you again. five days to go. both campaigns have jampacked schedules today. in a moment we will tell you where all of them are headed in we've got a fancy new graphic which will be fully explainable, which will show you trump's path to victory. seeing is believing, and that's why

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this is "varney & company." we do politics and money. surprising actually we had the federal reserve going to probably raise rates in december and the dow was up 35. we don't know if there's any impact on the market. look at oil, now dropped and we still have a very modest around 18,000. take a look at fixed it. that stock -- it is way down. 30%. 895 unfit it. sales do not look good for the holiday. facebook is the stock of the day. that thing is now down five bucks. over 4%. seems to be holding right about there. monica crowley. can't get enough of monica on this program. you've got a piece out today, an

opinion piece says america, it is our moment to get her groove back. quickly explain. >> my column basically argues that the founding fathers anticipated this very moment when all three branches of government would basically be corrupted, would be overrun by darkened the land forces. can help itself from sending us into oblivion. the social engineering is going on all over the place. dishonors bested the ultimate power with us. the fourth branch of government with the american people. thomas jefferson said we have it in our power. stuart: if we the people are going to set gangster right as you said just, that means a landslide victory for donald trump. a narrow victory for either side is not going to set things straight. >> i would take 1% for donald trump.

you ideally would love the mandated love to have the republican party keep control as well as the white house therefore can rebuke in reverse everything president obama has done. that is the this country back so far and put us on this reverse path. donald trump has been running on that. that is the reversal. >> i know you well and that shine in your eyes is all about the trampling of light. >> a little landslide that it would take 61%. stuart: president obama says if you don't vote for hillary, you are probably a sexist. listen to this. >> there's a reason we haven't had a woman president before. every man has voted to ask yourself if you're having problems, how much of it is we are just not used to it?

>> there's a reason we haven't had a woman president before. every man is going to look at guide yourself and ask yourself if you're having problems, how much of it we are just not used to it. when a guy's ambitious of the public arena and working hard, that is okay. why is she doing that?

>> that's an interesting premise if you are mandated to vote for hillary clinton, you are sexist. joining us now is leslie marshall. do you believe that? stand there and tell her audience that us guys if we don't vote for hillary is a sexism at root here. tell me that. go ahead. >> i didn't hear the president say that ,-com,-com ma but whether she's elected president or not, and there definitely is a sexist element not just at hillary. we've seen this with sarah palin, michele bachmann, and a woman runs for office. >> 2008 when a black man beating a black woman. and a reference to sexism then? >> actually, i was thinking that our country perhaps was more sexist than racist. we can't deny president obama is african american or hillary

clinton is female. whether consciously or subconsciously, that does enter the mind of some people voting. >> these labels have been tossed around a bit much of their losing thereby. everybody's a racist comment is coming out in the other. >> it's interesting you say that. i do think they are tossed around a lot but i think we need to look at this reality. the reality is in afghanistan there's more women in the parliament than in the united states. the reality is that their nation have had female leaders in the united states never has. whether you like secretary clinton or not, that is a reality. i'll tell you one thing. i vote in a heartbeat for another maggie thatcher. that's another story. our room bread they are broke a bombshell story. all of these scandals are clearly mounting up.

none of them will be resolved by election day. almost all of them are going to spread right into next year and they are all revolving around hillary clinton. that is real bad for america. will you join me on that? >> quite frankly we were talking about this and agreed rooms that either way there are many investigations into donald trump, into his foundation, his dealings that are 12 women with alleged sexual harassment. you have the clinton foundation, e-mails, anthony, huma abedin. quite frankly the american people in the sense regardless of who is elected will be stuck in controversy. >> hillary clinton is accused of plying fast and loose with our nation's secrets allowing our nation's secrets to be a laptop of a man who was well known and is now in a clinic. that is what we are dealing with a nice side versus donald trump

who may be aggressive. i think you'll understand that there is a difference between the two, is there not? >> there is a difference but i also know the fbi originally found there was not enough evidence for an invite. unless they say otherwise i don't think that will change in research my notebook change prior to tuesday. i don't think we will see the indictment although some people very against hillary. >> i don't think most decent americans. >> i'm not saying you. >> people do not want america to be dragged around like this. that is what they object to. america's name in our democracy being dragged into the dirt. that is what they don't like. i'm terribly sorry. i don't mean to cut you up sure but we are out of time. we will see you soon. tim had occurs with us. we will get to his column in a moment.

first, your newspaper is the other media outlet for new side of "the wall street journal" talking about recordings setting off. you are a mess, too. >> we are in need. the washington bureau who broke the story last week about the investigations into the click foundation been carried out by four fbi offices. new york, los angeles, washington and little rock. it's a serious investigation. there is a of the story and now reporting secretly recorded conversations by fbi agents looking into this as other anticorruption probes. it's all coming together from different directions. really the question voters are trying to absorb as what are we getting ourselves into after the election?

this is not going to be resolved. there is indictments related to the clinton foundation. is that the presidency. >> extraordinary thing. your column today and you know that. the title is trump the opera. at least one of us around this tape. >> for starters this is the last problem i would love for it to come to grips with what we're going through. i was sitting there the other night saying what is going on. and then i thought yes, trump the opera. and then i started writing scenes. the opera stars himself stars "crooked hillary." lying ted, little marco, the maidservant. i have seen for all of them.

>> i don't want to preempt everybody. what is the final act? what happens? >> and find a lack of a donald trump goes to a balcony to address the crowds below. that is the final act preceded by a death scene involving three or four other people. that process of elimination you can see where i'm going with the winter or at least to prevail her of this opera. stuart: great column. thank you. >> i've got adam shapiro with this now. he is following the early vote. he has some fresh video of the actual vote counting. do they actually count the vote? do they open up and say he voted for trump, do they actually do that? >> they absolutely do that. i want to show you this video because it plays in two broward county.

this is the nihilist county. take a look at this video. what you see happening here is happening at every county in florida. 67 counties. when a mail-in ballots arrives at the board of elections, the canvassing board committee officials looked at the envelope. they look at the envelope. they actually verify the signature on that globe to determine if it's eligible or not. once they say go for it, the ballot is removed from the envelope. headset not to the tabulating room. they are taking the actual ballot and the local issues that put into the scanners scanned and tabulated. nobody knows who is winning. those numbers are not reported to the county and then to the state in november it after the election in the polls close. this is a process underway. the key here very as the boring

part. the people looking at those ballots over 160,000 democrats and republicans. 250,000. they look at every one of them if they are legit or not. what happened in broward county, the boring part. people looking at the envelopes. according to the republican and the reason is that wasn't happening. some of these ballots delivered check it. they are not eligible. stuart: we do know how many democrats voted earlier and by mail and how many republicans voted that we don't know which way the democrats voted in which they republicans voted. >> that is the best way to put it. both parties say people from the opposition party are crossing over and voting for them.

no one is going to know the answer to that issue until november 8th. >> this'll be next tuesday. i am so bound up and myself personally. you just added to the excitement. thank you indeed. we will see you again real soon. the dow industrials dead flat. put it like that. we are up 33 points. we are just below 18,000. how about gold? almost 1299. we will take it. open enrollment and there are reports the exchange are crashing again. scottsdale arizona, one of the states at the highest premium hikes and robotic air next year. more "varney" after this.

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stuart: i don't like to look at this. ford's sales down 12% last month from there to a year ago. the lincoln brand did well. that's a bright spot. a look at this chart down 8% in the past four weeks. down 22% over the past 12 months. sales down 12% in october compared to last year. great big map. comes back to the jury. good to have you back on my show. i haven't been here in a while. a while. trump's path to victory has been made about the surge in the polls. can you do it in a look through

college? let's start searching caves. there is no path to victory. it does not include the electoral votes in the state of florida. i started this map pretty much where the fox news decision team had it. we have taken north carolina admitted as a blue state. utah grad in utah. the trump teams quite confident they can win in arizona. they can also win in nevada. they think they can do it. iowa and ohio. again is trump wins both of them, in 255. the big thing for trump if north carolina which has been 15 electoral votes in north carolina. if that goes blue that will be a real problem for him. if he wins in north carolina, we been having problems with our

map today. he's at 270. this regard were hillary clinton does. if he gets two he gets to 270 in that way, he can do it without a big state like pennsylvania. if north carolina stays in the blue column, he's going to have more difficulty. that is the bottom line. i know a lot of people talk about nevada. they will win it because of the late paul surge therapeutically people are quite confident because of the early voting. >> might take away from that is an uphill struggle at this point. >> you need to take one blue state. whether it's pennsylvania, colorado, still needs to take a clear blue state. he's got a few days to do it. stuart: welcome back to the program. good to see you. in early voting you can tell who is voting, not which way they voted to which way they are doing it.

north carolina, the black vote is down 16% from 2012. president obama urging black voters to get out there and vote, please. >> i hate to put little pressure on you but the fate of the republic rests on your shoulders. the fate of the world can use north carolina are going to have to make sure that would push it in the right direction. if hillary wins north carolina, she wins. i wasn't joking. on the right. can i say this? what can i have the lead in the "financial times" that of britain today says obama rallying cry to black voters as polls showed trump making gains. it seems to me that maybe black voters hold the key to the entire election. is that right?

>> i love the "star wars" reference. i think that was really cute. where has he been these past six to eight? has he been going out with the obama coalition knocking on doors? has he been having events in black communities explaining how his legacy about wealth creation and lower taxes and many other benefits of the black community? do we have said. there is a study in august the showed black americans are getting wealth at a rate over the past 30 years of $750 a year with $18,000 a year over the past 30 years. when you look ahead who could create policies, create an environment where blacks could gain that kind of wealth attainment and start to become one par with whites. it is really interesting is going back to "star wars" references because you can't go back to its record.

stuart: he's got to have turned out. the key in several battleground states as the turnout of the african-american vote down 16% encoded in north carolina down 15% of florida. but those kinds of numbers, hillary clinton cannot win. she must have a much higher black vote to win the presidency. is that accurate? >> that's true to she does need to mobilize black voters. the pundits on cnn of her, the black voters in general don't want hillary clinton in the 80s and 90s. she's got a real issue with her words especially now we know where she's typed out a wiki league and how she likes to mock constituency groups and private communications. she's got a real problem here. stuart: if the vote were taken today nationwide, what proportion of the black vote would go for donald trump?

those who actually vote, how many go for trump? >> i'm still thinking 15%. as someone tell me i'm being much too conservative. >> that would give donald trump the presidency. stacy, always a pleasure to have you on the show. appreciate it. >> eggs, stuart. stuart: to obamacare, jeff flock in arizona. one of the states that will see the most huge premium hikes under obamacare in 2017. we will head to arizona in just a moment. >> affordable. there's a reason. affordable, affordable, affordable, affordable. n skip t.

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most people oppose obamacare. they are just going to sign up right now. 53% of arizona voters again to obamacare. 40% forward. that is the one issue that is resonating. other donald trump positions like wow, this is a border state that staunchly says we don't want you to build that wall. 54% they don't know that. 33% do. most people say they don't want undocumented immigrants to be deported from arizona or from the u.s. either. and this is a swing state. between trump and hillary clinton. she was here campaigning. she wants to witness. >> shouldn't talk about obamacare. that's another story. thank you, jeff flock. see you again soon.

we have reports of some of these websites, the obamacare website crashing all over again. but as the story? >> it's minnesota. they can't get onto by obamacare. the headlines coming out of minnesota. they only have lunch plans. number one they can't get on to buy it in the counties in minnesota say property taxes are going up because you have to hire people to manually on paper and roll people in obamacare because the website is crashing. he stayed where they have to use their rainy day fund. $313 million used for the to stop premium spikes going up 67%. >> if it wasn't for sex, lies and videotape, obamacare what tv achilles' heel of hillary clinton president obama.

>> i believe that is the big driving force behind the poll numbers and donald trump's increasing poll numbers. obamacare is something that affects every single person for their private insurance, obamacare or whether you opt-out and have no insurance at all. everything happened in affects everyone. >> you can follow details of the e-mail scandals but you know exactly what's happening in your wallet because of obamacare. >> if you're premium in arizona goes up 116%, you know it. stuart: what a show we have for you. more "varney" after this.

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