i think that's a good thing. it is not a small thing and really disappointing the media hasn't given this story attention deserves. neil: do you think she knew, do they beat the indians and you think she knew that was a cleveland has wonderful sports passed along question? teams. >> love it. >> absolutely she knew. absolutely she flew. stuart: my time is up. this is a huge story. here is niel. look, this speaks to who she is. we've got the fbi and the emails neil: i'm watching your fineow d and the foundation. that web is very commoditily and i thought maybe stuart just indicated, hard to unravel. needs a hug. you've got these crazy stuart: get away from me. [laughter] characters, huma and weiner. neil: remember the hug during the commercial break. i will run down there. grade schoolers understand cheating. thank you, stuart, very, very she was shameless enough, neil, after the debate she was much. bragging how well-prepared she was. you're well-prepared ahead of they are spread across key time. neil: i don't know. states trying to make a marcy, candidates are presented all the time with questions that deal-closer but it is close, could come up. very close particularly in battleground state that is can this one comes up verbatim in decide it all. the debate. do you know or people you talk to within the campaign, marcy, connell. connell: that score card map say, she knew that was a that we are looking at is pretty question that was forwarded to

much as i have this drawn up, her directly from the source? 294-198. one thing to keep in mind before >> well, look i think there is a kerr you gulf happening right we start what if scenarios that now -- hillary clinton has built-in neil: i love that word. i love that word. advantage and has built one in >> right. the electoral college. neil: i don't even know what it with that said, i'm going to means but obviously caused an highlight two state that is have incident but go ahead. come to our attention today and >> yeah. four-days out from the election talk about them in detail. when you have a media stretched one is new hampshire and the other is north carolina. a million different directions north carolina lean blue and new there is a parsing of the facts and oversight i think that we're seeing. hampshire a toss-up. neil: marcy, i love you to it has to go red for donald trump to have a chance and the death, i don't think you have to same is true for arizona, iowa media obsessing about it. where he has been trending going out on a limb be. pretty well. we might raise this as possible thing that is weird but i don't we have mr. trump up to, but in think you have to worry about the "new york times" or "washington post" or any of those guys or nbc or abc or any nevada let's say it goes to of the cs doing this. go ahead. trump, by no means a given, if >> i think that there is a four-days out when we're talking he does 250 and we only have about who is going to decide other toss-up state which is new hampshire. this election, those undecided voters who are still out there, back to north carolina in a moment. this is the type of thing that by the numbers in the state of just doesn't have any sway. i think that there are a lot of new hampshire donald trump has facts that -- the advantage and the real clear neil: could have more than you know. politics average of polling. ashley, i think this kind of stuff --

in new hampshire it's four >> that's what i think. electoral votes are to go to red neil: core ethical issues. side, now we have donald trump >> oh, yes. at 254. that brings us to the question i think here what we're really which other blue state can he missing that polling as of a few flip to get himself above 270. days ago still showing only 11% that's what they are asking in of americans find hillary trump campaign. clinton to be trustworthy. can it be north carolina? so i think this is something let's go back to polling for a moment. that has plagued her entire campaign. it doesn't get much closer than that. she continued to really, we have it leaned blue because continued to tell these lies on the campaign trail or just ignore them. the polls have been going towards hillary clinton. so when this whole debate but if donald trump is able to question scenario came up, was this verbatim? flip it and make new hampshire a yes it was. red state, would you look at we figured that out. that someone's head should have that, 269 to 269 and we are headed to the house of representatives. now, you could get the one have rolled. electoral vote out of maine. nothing happened. something to keep in mind for something tells me there is tuesday night. larger cover-up. how long she is getting debate but the point is that it questions no one knows. certainly would be close and if i guess we have to hack another one much her seven verse to you go back to the history of figure this out. north carolina, it's possible we hit nail on the head, no, but this is another chapter that we see a lot of talk about north carolina. romney won it, 50.5 to 48 and a chapter -- half. neil: it is staff that props me up and they even tell me, stuff you see the blue versus red

breakdown but the dems wanting like this. neil, thank your guests. thank your guests. to back to eight years ago in president obama's first time in look at camera one. when he was able to squeeze out hello, camera one. a victory. we'll take a quick break and a true swing state, north discuss florida newspapers at carolina, it could come down to that, we will see. least one, recognizes obvious bias and wants to apologize. neil: one thing that's interesting where the exception now they told me to say, after this. of maine, if you win it by one after this. hey nicole. vote, you get all the electoral votes? >> exactly. maine and nebraska. you can get two for winning it and one in congressional district but in that scenario it would actually matter. neil: all right, thank you very much. we have new poll that is come out 6:00 p.m. tonight. in the middle of my buddy's charles payne's show. he has to make you money. if he doesn't make you money, that's it, it's a long day for charles and a long day for us hey! i just wanted to thank your support team having to hear about it. for walking me through my first options trade. anyway, he is here now and we only do it for everyone gary. crunching a lot of the numbers

well, i feel pretty smart. and looking at everything. well, we're all about educating people on options strategies. first off on how tight this is. you mentioned something interesting and i don't want to well, don't worry, i won't let this accomplishment go to my head. talk out of school that maybe the meltdown with hillary i'm still the same old gary. clinton's poll numbers has slowed or stopped than she would wait, you forgot your french dictionary. hope. oh, mucho gracias. what do you make of where we get help on options trading with thinkorswim, stand? >> it feels like dead heat but only at td ameritrade. there has to be one state, it's got to be a big one. i think new hampshire certainly looks really great for donald trump obviously because of momentum also no early voting there. that looks great for him. neil: by the way with the incumbent republican senate in the fight there that could be a pick up for her. charles: right. neil: go ahead. charles: and pennsylvania, pennsylvania is obviously very tight. the last state that you not only have bill and hillary clinton but also joined by michelle and barack obama on the eve of the election. there's a lot of concern and

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you buy stuff like that? ♪ >> i put together a ten-page report and i will offer ♪ wstreet.com and i cover that. neil: you know a lot of people thought donald trump was crazy the only time it didn't work and spending so much time in this week of all states michigan. i put an asterisk was when ross doing a lot of wisconsin. maybe this is why, numbers show perrot ran. 90 days before the election. that race is tightening, from end october 31st f -- if the the "detroit free press" has this race that was, these two market is up the incumbent has were as far apart as you can go, won. within four points, close to the relative margin of error. neil: strict 90 days? michigan was the state that >> that's it. hillary clinton was supposed to it's in the books. easily pass bernie sanders. the market was down. he blew her out in that state. i don't know whether this poll another thing that i found and i is anymore reliable than those put in this report, gdp, we know we've seen but it can surprise you. gdp has been lackluster. this surprised all of us. florida newspaper, the daily commercial, apologizing for anti-trump bias and i quote, has that hasn't been important as if gdp better than four? the media been biased against trump? nile -- yes, we believe so especially lately. you the voter, deserve better than we in the media have given

neil: interesting. you. charles: if you add three you deserve a more balanced approach to coverage of the quarters and make the assumption of the fourth quarter. the point i'm trying to make elections and weighty issues. this is workers' stuff, they are we highly recommend you watch fox business that will be only financial channel that will be live. they didn't say. the one that creates the data that is a big deal. because it's a reflection of >> i think this is a big deal. their lives and to me it's i read the entire editorial they uncanny how accurate it's been. wrote. they go into great detail, these it goes back to many elections. smaller papers and serve sumter and lake counties down in neil: you wrote ten pages. central florida, the wire do you get out much? services that the paper uses, charles: no. they churn out almost daily stories in response to what [laughter] trump says but they're fact-checking him over and over charles: i have some stocks to again and writing about everything about his comments on buy if trump wins and stocks to women, immigration and you name buy if hillary wins. it but they don't turn out the same stories and they don't turn [laughter] out the volume of stories on hillary clinton. charles: i hope it's celebrity they essentially, we've tried to be circumspect about the stories

jeopardy, me and peewee herman. we run and headlines we push but we said we haven't done enough to mitigate the anti-trump wave in the pages of this paper. neil: is that a conservative [laughter] community, or ticking off readers and responding to reader charles: i've seen a few people pull that one off. wrath or just guilt? >> both, i think, and neil: are you there? realization. relax. i brought up the competition but thank you, my friend. we found out, i pulled some charles: see you. neil: the polls as charles emails that john harwood of cnbc pointed out, they are all over the map. sent to john podesta, it takes he still has a tougher path to but -- butt speeching to a new that 270 electoral votes. republican pollster lee carter high i think. with us. members of the media in lot more possible scenarios, new york, in major cities, ought that is donald trump than there to know better, but in the was last week at this time but business of praising and what do you look at? pleasing and serving the people >> i'm looking right now at that they are covering, more trend lines. concerned about getting interviews. if you imagine a week ago nate here is a email i pulled, july 16th, 2015. silver had a one in ten chances, subject, thanks. for chance to meet with hrc this yesterday he had a one and three week. chances. i did my best to lobby for first momentum has shifted. neil: this is not reliable. econ interview, john.

that is one of many. the cubs are down 3 to 1 so but again it is the -- enough -- neil: it is jumping over >> fair enough. what's important to look at the propriety when, you know, you polls is trends because they are all over the place. make a pitch to the powers that i don't think that we really do be to interview the big guy, know what the voter is going to whether it is the president, whether hillary clinton or do and i think there's so many whether it is donald trump. voters who aren't sure what to make of everything that's quite another then to do it happened right now. where you surrender your ethics people are confused by all of and integrity. the emails and confused by the where you say i won't ask this, corruption and confused of who i won't go into this. is going to make the better president. or i will be hard on this guy, i don't blame them. every day we are learning new give you heads up as john did information. about ben carson. >> watch out for dr. ben carson. neil: you jumped the shark. neil: as charles payne said >> also, he was praising her, maybe stopped. even level and i guess a lot of good performance. trump backers hope that that she looked more comfortable underreported trump vote that's being interviewed by andree you out there materializes. yaw mitchell. these are some of the emails. what do you think? >> we have seen the impact of i go back to the great man that founded this network. everything now has taken hold. he warned us about remembering i think it was going to take about a week. where you come from. we are going to have new information to see any big don't go to cocktail parties in new york city. trends, here is the thing. you neil: absolutely. absolutely. look at the real clear politics relish being the skunk at the

picnic. average on the electoral college relish being the skunk at the she's down only 224 predicted picnic. >> talk to my parents on the wins that doesn't get her to 270. you look at the swing phone every night an never been to a damn gala. states and look at the polls, and i'm proud of it. neil: i wish i could be -- you look at florida, new >> don't get invited and never hampshire, north carolina, ohio, will and i'm proud of it. neil: that is just us. arizona, iowa, colorado, all of those today donald trump has an >> you're a skunk in my book. still pretty good -- advantage in. neil: there we go. if he were to win all of those states he is going to win and thank you very much. he's going to be the next dagen mcdowell. president of the united states. did you see this? talk about jumping the shark so we do need to look at those polls and i think it's really here, well, i got this wrong important. earlier on. the other thing that i'm looking at really important toook at i thought this was cnbc trying this the trust worthy numbers of to follow us. hillary clinton have dropped almost 10 points in a week. but it is us that shark is us, ten points. scaring off the competition. is thatright? you see, scaring off the competition. lee: she was neck and neck with no one was eating in this donald trump. practice video. she has lost 10 points in a week and that is critical because when you're making this decision, you must feel that you can trust this person and she's lost that, she's going to lotion the benefit of the doubt and people are going to have a hard time voting for her.

if that happens that works in donald trump's side too. he has an enthusiastic base. increased 7 points and dropped by her 6 points. another good indicater of who is turning out in the polls. we are looking at a trend line that makes it possible for donald trump. that's not to say -- anyone out here is going to tell me that it's likely, i do think that it's definitely possible if this .. enthusiasm holds through, you are going to see on election more republicans more reserve trump supporters going out to by ag what's within me... vote than hillary clinton supporters. right now they aren't. neil: they are going to bring with once-weekly trulicity. the entire obama family to try trulicity is not insulin. to get it going and also stevie it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do... wonder. lee: there you go. release its own insulin. neil: thank you, my friend, lee trulicity responds when my blood sugar rises. carter. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. we are seeing sort of a shift, you know, to me feels like 1980. it comes in an easy-to-use pen

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neil: all right. what does the fbi know and where are they going on this investigation of emails and extending it to maybe paid to play, hard to say. tom generates an enormous response. one of the few people on the planet constantly petitioning for information that a lot of people like to keep covered up. very good to have you back, tom. thank you. >> i appreciate that. those kind words, niel, thank you. neil: i mean them. i appreciate what you do. not that you would have the total inside skinning, but let me just do this in the simplest way i know, do you think there's any way progress report and update on any of this comes up

or is even leaked out before election day? >> no. no legitimate progress report. i can imagine the justice department pretending who has done analysis to help mrs. clinton, but i don't think that's going to happen. i think you've got -- think about it like this. since this was exposed back in march of last year, what we have seen a slow-motion unraveling of hillary clinton's e-mail cover-up and unraveling in the worst po possible moment now but it's been a long time coming. it happened in fits and starts and just today we are getting new emails from the -- that the fbi uncovered from the group that she deleted. so some release today. nothing that is coming out shows that mrs. clinton wanted this material to come out. she opposed coming out.

we were just in court earlier just a few minutes ago, just ended an an appellate court hearing and have justice department lawyer defending their failure to tell the attorney general that records may have been taken improper under the federal records act. they don't even want to do that. so i don't think the justice department is going to do anything in terms of a significant progress report other than maybe cover-up on behalf of mrs. clinton. neil: justice department to do progress report that probably wouldn't be coming, not the fbi or the fbi trying -- sounding like a novel here, the fbi convince that had the justice department isn't really zealous about this start leaking its own stuff? >> you know, that may be the case. i think the good guys are winning at the department of justice and the fbi and that the leadership there both at the fbi and justice department have been so compromised and exposed to

corrupt that the agents and prosecutors that wanted to do something substantial are actually driving the investigation as opposed to date where they have been suppressed. it looks like they are winning pressing forward in the rule of law and accountability that we have been expecting from the start. neil: last time you and i chatted between friction and the fbi, nothing new, it's different, maybe nothing like it was during the times of hoover and bobby kennedy as attorney general but it's friction and is that to the fact that the fbi director has always seen as autonomous figure and that just royals justice or blatantly politicized that people doubt that whatever they're working from either agency? >> some people buy into that and

some don't. you have not only the friction from the attorney general and the fbi director for, you know, refuse to go get in the way of an investigation he probably really couldn't stop any way. now we see reports friction between the justice department between main justice which is the headquarters of justice department here in washington and u.s. attorney office'ses in new york. it's a matter of those who want to help mrs. clinton politically versus those who want to figure out whether the law has been violated and where the people need to be prosecuted. neil: where do you think all of this is going. just a hunch. >> mr. trump wants to put her in jail so the attorney general has to appoint general counsel for people to be confidence that there's independent look as to

what mrs. clinton did and if mrs. clinton any attorney general is conflicted out and i don't think she could ignore. neil: judicial watch, he's the president. i want to show you all the various crowds, of course, we are waiting for one -- for donald trump. this is ohio, new hampshire, i apologize. very fancy golf club near there and in chicago now the reason why the crowds are so big is news leaked out that fbn is going to be live throughout the weekend. they are expecting a statement from my. i'm a little busy, what i can tell you that the rumors are right. the crowds are hearing it correctly. you can hear them on the speakers there. i think i just -- i just heard fbn is live this weekend. we will spell it out for you. the folks on the bus, i think that, in fact, might be the chicago cubs themselves very

elated to hear that we are, it gets better and no i'm not done. we've got another hour and a half and then --

neil: i want to show you this here. that's a big shark. that's a big shaurk, but actually that's a cnbc spy. [laughter] let me explain this to you. cnbc heard that we are live this weekend and trying to find out exactly what we are up to. you're a little late to the party mr. cnbc shark. >> they're not really sharks, what are they gators? neil: i don't know. a little late for that.

i think they are going to have great commercials. >> foodstorage.com. neil: look what the wind blew in. we told you about the trial of trying to manipulate traffic to the george washington bridge, one of the busiest arteries to and from new jersey and they could be looking at serious jail time. this does not involve governor christie. he was not part of it. i apologize to the people of new jersey by the conduct of some people of my administration and showed lack of respect for the appropriate role of government and the people we serve. these people were terminated by me and today the jury affirms the decision by also holding them responsible for their own conduct. charlie has been following this. i wanted to pick his brain on

this. he was certainly on the short-list of running mates and in an administration, a trump administration he was affront runner. >> for ag, the caveat i was told that if this bridge gate thing came out and it would be problematic for him, now the jury has spoken. what these people were screw up the traffic on the gwb to make life miserable in people in new jersey which is run -- neil: punishment. >> not endorsing him. neil: he was a democrat. >> he was a democrat. this is what i heard from yesterday, if donald to win, likely treasury. christie is leading the list for ag. giuliani for homeland security. neil: he's nowhere part of this, could there be follow-up legal action? >> the two people that were

indicted there's been testimony in this case that christie knew some of this stuff. that's in the case. the question is how bad does the atmosphere get. does this get ramped up to the point that christie has to continually defend his actions. neil: can you imagine, this would be exploding. >> being the u.s. attorney general is a big post, so if that does happen, what i hear is trump -- trump people are going to try to make rudy ag and put christie on hold and someone else would be homeland security director. now, this is all presupposing donald win. neil: by the way, you've been crunching numbers. >> listen, you and i are on the same page. when you talk to the hillary clinton people, they believe

they have a much better organization in battleground states and they think they are going to get out voters but trump people say, uh-uh voter turnout, a key group for any democratic president is going to be down significantly and we think that we can -- if it goes down as much as we think it's going to go down we are going to win in battleground states. neil: during primary season the argument was that trump supporters ran to the poll over broken class and a lot did get there. did they or was it just that the divided opposition eventually had no enthusiastic support and he just ran like a truck through that? >> if you think about it, until the end he was really not getting much more than 30%, remember, it was like split, we split up and has a core basis support. now on a national level he has that ce basic support and some people that will never ever vote

democrat. here is the real problem, did he gain enough of the new voters to make up for the suburban-type gopers that have defected poll. we won't know until election day and will black turnout will be as high as it was during president obama's two terms and one other thing, do hispanic come out in record numbers in ways because of donald trump's antihispanic rhetoric. we don't know. nile neil: do you see any sign? >> it could this weekend. another wikileaks thing. the market is up marginally up today and should be up because of strong report. the market is still factoring in that he has a shot. neil: i definitely think you're right. bloomberg is reporting that

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neil: you know with all the thousands, tens of thousands of

emails that have come to light from wikileaks you can get kind of confused but you can get confused why the mainstream media hasn't gotten in depth to reporting this and a lot of e-mail exchanges involve mainstream media n. the case of john harwood, of course, prominent correspondent for cnbc is one thing trying to advocate to try to get an interview, we all make pitches for an interview and it's another to cross editorial line take this one to john podesta, thanks for a chance to meet with hrc, that's hillary clinton, this week i did my best to lobby your the first econ interview, economic interview. i doubt they brought up across the river here, our rival organization but what was even more interesting about that is harwood and a lot of other who is are trying to give a heads up to the hillary clinton campaign

about threatening candidates about ben carson, what might or might not come up in a debate and i extended to donna brazile in her days as adviser to cnn outlining the exact questions that wld come up at candidate forms, you know, founder, president, that's what's smells to me. >> validates your worst fears. you have the media who have been clearly, not just in the tank for hillary clinton but in a destroying mission for donald trump. there's no question about that. look at the coverage. 91% negative against trump. then you've got those in the journalism like a jorge ramos and others that are publicly stating that news reporters need to go against donald trump and

now the trifecta is the wikileaks that are showing thousand reporters behind the scenes are actively working with the clinton campaign. there are a dozen examples of this and most of them deal just with the podesta e-mail. god only knows, god only knows how many emails were really out there with the media in collusion with the hillary clinton campaign. neil: it's busy to pick apart our competitors, sometimes almost too easy but i've lost many in interview because i wouldn't agree to some proviso, i wouldn't agree, well, don't bring up this, don't bring up this, i can't agree to that. that doesn't mean that i regret losing -- i don't regret losing the interview, but when you have so many, and this extends beyond just one individual reporter but a pattern of behavior, we want to maintain a good relations

with the hillary clinton, with hillary clinton herself, john podesta and all the power people for whatever reason, be invited to the white house or be invited to events, that's what's so unsettling here, it produces the coverage that avoids good journalism. >> yeah, but i will two a step further from this. it also results in a public reflection to the clinton campaign that we saw on the cnbc debate that they moderated and who was their chief moderator, john harwood and he -- before national audience, he just oozed his public content for every republican on the stage. i love -- niel, i love the confidence that i have in the american people, look at recent poll that came out about

moderators, 8 to 1, the american people believe the moderators are doing the bidding of hillary clinton and they are right. neil: given the number, monitors and you know what's interesting, i will raise it later in this show with our dagen mcdowell. you probably heard about this florida daily commercial newspapers. i guess they are in lake centric counties in florida. admitting that they had not had a balanced enough approach to the 2016 presidential election. they shift here. the wired services subscribes to turn out stories that fact-check trump which is warranted but don't do the same -- i'm paraphrasing here, fact-checking hillary clinton. they felt guilty enough to do this. i would like to see how the news organizations do the same.

>> okay, now let's compare it to cnn with jeff and the reaction to donna brazile, who we now at least twice was giving answers to the clinton campaign who we now know lied to her teeth, i don't like saying that but she lied through her teeth -- neil: she incorporated jesus. >> she brought in persecution. she played the religion card and the race card at the same time but also in one of these emails said to them that quote, unquote, from time to time i get the answers. so who knows how many times she's done it. he announced that they had done an investigation which was now complete. that is so and acceptable. you've got cn, in that -- cn, in that has violated the public trust.

i don't think anybody could or should ever trust cnn again specially when they leave it at well, we investigated it and we are done. they have to come clean and explain what happened and who did it and what are the steps to remedy it otherwise you can't -- i don't think any republican should ever go on that network again until this is resolved. i really mean that. neil: it is a mess. founder and president. a lot of people say, well, you know, he's mr. right wing, when incidents like this pop up and you can see e-mail exchanges, it does make you wonder and at least question why so many news organizations are not reporting developments. that's because they are part of it. in the meantime i was wrong on that shark. that was not a cnbc shark. the shark is us. i very much apologize but

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neil: adam shapiro has had a busy week in florida. now he's in tampa keeping track of early voting and what is a razer-thin election there. adam, how are things looking there?

adam: here it's important because hillsborough county, tampa, take a look at who is coming to florida, you have the vice presidential candidates hitting the state right now. mike pence in miami at 7:00 p.m. later this evening. tim kaine will be in melbourne, florida at 5:15 p.m. but then tomorrow tuesday you've got donald trump here in hillsborough county in tampa, this is key. the i-4 corridor, 40% of the population in florida and this is the area that could swing the state for donald trump which has hillary clinton hitting south florida and has to get her base to turn out. here is what mike pence had to say about florida and the importance in the election cycle and what's going on. >> you know, this country needs change and this election really -- it's really a choice between change and the status quo. and donald trump will offer to

the american people a dramatic change in washington, d.c. adam: and so i want to give you an idea, niel, how many people have cast their votes, 42% of florida's registered 12.5 million voters have cast ballot either by mail or coming to a polling station like the one i'm here at in tampa in hillsborough county. now, take a look at what's happening with the poll. hillary clinton has a razer-thin lead over donald trump. trump has 46.2% of those who were surveyed. mr. johnson, 2.4% and jill stein 1.3%. those margins for clinton and trump clearly within the margin of error for the polls and that's why you see, niel, candidates making a huge push not only in florida, right here tampa. this is the center of it, this is where donald trump is going to be tomorrow to get the dixie

contract, the cross over from the democrats and rally republican base to vote as well, niel. neil: i don't know if you would know this but with the 42% who have voted early there, if they want a do-over or voted before clinton e-mail allegation, can they go back and -- and throw old vote and vote again? >> in florida unlike five other states, you cannot go back and change your vote. florida, once it's cast, it's cast. we have to bring up that issue in what happened to broward, 150,000 ballots were opened without the proper verification and those 150,000 have been counted. you have to wonder if there's some kind of razer-thin victory either way if someone might point to broward county, hello judge, hello, court, we have a problem. neil: the closer it is the more likely that is.

thank you, adam shapiro in florida. florida very typical of battleground state that is are too close to call. donald trump like to generally mention how the polls are going specially when they are trending his way. he's expected to soon speak at new hampshire rally. he has the polling wind on his back but does he have enough time to turn this all around? we are going hear from him at that rally after this

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that it's a tight race. this will be mr. trump's first chance to respond to criticism from the white house that his campaign is looking desperate. it will also -- he gets his first opportunity on fox news being live this weekend and that is probably a sign of how important this race is to at least one financial network, donald trump. >> she said she gave them all in, right? she said she gave them all in. when we saw 650,000 we figured there has to be some surprises. it won't be pretty. hillary clinton lie today congress under oath when she said she turned over all work-related emails and she didn't send classified information on her illegal server meaning she may now face

major problems for perjury. [cheers and applause] >> how can hillary clinton manage this country when she can't even manage her emails? hey, folks, let's forget all of the stuff. what a mess. what a mess. all she had to do is follow the rules and assume people are watching or listening, who cares, right? what a mess and for what? now we are going to have her running the country for four years? honestly, what a terrible, terrible mess over what? over nothing, over what should have been nothing. all she had to do is follow the rules. unbelievable. now she's going to run the country. she will be under investigation for years. she will be with trials. our country -- we have to get back to work, right? >> lock her up! lock her up! lock her up!

>> won of her top person says she has bad instinct. she should fire him. that should be good instincts. john podesta in an e-mail said hillary has bad instinct, do you want that for your president? and bernie sanders said bad judgment but in all fairness he was rubbing against her so he said bad judgment. but the guy that's running a campaign says really had bad instincts. then we are going to say let's make her president. the fbi agents say their investigation is likely to yield in indictment, however, the report also show that the political leadership at the department of justice is trying as hard as they can to protect their angel, hillary clinton. why didn't they protect general

cartwright and why didn't they protect general portreis and why didn't they protect a kid that has taken a couple of pictures that's a old submarine and they put him in jail, lovely family and lovely mother, they wanted to put him in jail. believe me, they have pictures of that submarine that nobody knows about probably, right? they put him in jail and you see what she does and she's allowed to run for president. folks, you know what it tells you that the system has rigged and i have been saying it for a long time. she shouldn't be allowed to run. hillary has engaged in a massive criminal enterprising cover-up, she created illegal e-mail server and corrupt pay for play. she illegally transmitted confidential information. neil: we are going to monitoring

mr. trump. now issues of the clinton foundation. i want to bring in congressman randy ford, he has a critical role as he's a member of the house judiciary committee, big influencer as they say in our nation's capitol. this thing seems to be constantly festering and growing and i'm wondering what actions you would recommend, let's say hillary clinton wins next week, i know that you're for donald trump and let's say she does, would it be your sense that your committee, that you yourself want to continue probing this? >> i don't think there's any question but we not only would want to do that, i think we have an obligation to do this. one of the things that's happening to our country now beyond all of the rhetoric we hear is that normal americans just are losing trust. we have a crisis of confidence and their willing to trust the government. the only way to overcome that is putting facts out there and let

the american people make determinations from there. dealing with this justice department has been one of the most difficult things we've been able to do with the judiciary committee because they just stonewall you time and time again. neil: do you get a sense that this is going to be an issue that will bedevil hillary clinton, but as we are watching donald trump right now speaking in new hampshire, he has made d lose. he has made this almost his exclusive theme. and if you elect her you are going to be dealing with years of investigations worse than watergate. is it that bad? >> one of the things we do know is this doesn't go away. when you have the fbi director

and agents doing this this is against their personal self-interest. they would love nothing better than to see this done away with so they don't have to get activation that they committed crimes or accusations of people trying to attack the men come after them personally but they can't do it because they continue to get evidence that suggests there is wrong doing so this isn't mister trump just trying to bring this out. this is the evidence itself that won't go away because there is more and more evidence coming forth every day. neil: nancy pelosi says she hopes guys like you, republicans in general start mentioning the i word, impeachment. >> we want to mention the f word, facts, make sure we get the true facts out there. once you get those fact you can make intelligent decisions that this is an administration that tried to sweep facts under the

rug from day one, issuing gag orders at the pentagon to talk about their military cuts and they continued in the justice department with the internal revenue service. neil: thank you for taking the time. i am okay with that. bill richardson with us. you pop up in these emails. we get into details of that but how do you feel? a surprise every day. >> i popped up in an insignificant way, john podesta mentioned hillary clinton should call me for an endorsement and referred to me as a needy latino. i said to you and many viewers most politicians are needy but that is inconsequential.

these are the closing arguments, it sounds like the republicans and trump are bringing the negative stuff because they have no vision. neil: a word that rhymes with stick. whether people agree or disagree with you, you are a gentleman, patriot, served your country well. i think that is mean. >> you are kind to say that. somewhat tempered it a bit. rich: neil: they said they should calm you down, have you on their side then against. patch of your differences with the clinns. they were mad at you for supporting barack obama but you got over that. you have done more than enough. >> that is the locker room

political talk. neil: they criticize -- they are saying a word -- >> she did call me, she did call me to patch things up. she said i am glad we are coming together and let's work together and i have done that. neil: have you heard from anyone in the campaign? >> i have but i think we were touched. we are old friends. he was chief of staff under bill clinton. neil: i never refer to my old friends that way. >> quietly, privately i bet you do. neil: won't make a big deal out of it. you know the players far better

than i but i get a sense of condescending dismissiveness at the campaign. even john podesta for hillary clinton. hillary clinton for a lot of people give me and icky feeling, not a republican or democratic -- just bad feeling. what do you think? >> let compare what trump says about other people, other politicians. neil: you are not a shifter. >> this is what happens when campaigns are pressurized, they get very personal and i think we should stop focusing on wikileaks. neil: if we didn't have wikileaks we wouldn't know about it. i'm not endorsing the way it came to our attention but it is out there. when i hear people referring to you in this manner i don't like it.

>> we should ask why is russia interfering? neil: they are a bunch of sticks. don't get me going. you are not upset, by gones are bygones, you are okay with everything, still like hillary, everything is all right? >> i am. i want the issues to come out the last two days in the ground game of hillary is going to win this and trump is desperate and the republicans are desperate. warner: the are you going to follow news coverage this weekend? >> i sure am. neil: foxbusiness is live. >> i come on fox because people watch you and you are fair and you tilt a certain way but it is an honor to be on. neil: you have to be a stick to charge that but if you are

looking for your friends on cnbc they are not going to be live. don't want to break your heart. >> i will be on this weekend with your network. neil: key hillary clinton backer, they moved mountains to make sure he would be that. in the meantime, there they are, the chicago cubs heading to the nearest screen they could find to catch life coverage on foxbusiness. this crowd knows. it is official. we are live, we are there. you didn't read your

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>> we couldn't be more grateful to have paul ryan support scott walker. i do believe republicans are coming home to elect donald trump's next president and reelect republican majorities in the house and senate and to make sure hillary clinton is never elected president of the united states. neil: that was governor mike pence with stuart varney. there are reports that paul ryan might not be a slamdunk for speaker, there are a lot of angry republicans. i'm thinking, if donald trump were to lose they will be looking for blood, speaker ryan's blood.

>> donald trump is going to win. momentum is all in his direction and after he wins people come together. everyone wants to be with the winner. neil: they can gather around him, not all of them are doing it but how do you think your party responds? >> i think our party is responding. most people is mike pence said are coming home and the vast majority of elected officials, i was with you during the primary, i have been donald trump's chair in texas since he won the nomination is working closely with the campaign. neil: they haven't been as gracious as you. the guy you were supporting, ted cruz gets this weird convention

speech the ticks off even his own supporters, then belatedly, only yesterday campaigns with mike pence, doesn't mention the trump name but like pooling teeth. what is the deal with that? >> i can't speak for that but he was campaigning in iowa. it is clear the trump team asked him to come and ted responded. there are a few people who are never going to be on the program. john kasich, what is he thinking of? writing in someone? it is ridiculous. john kasich's future is over. neil: never a big fan of donald trump. >> trump is going to win florida, north carolina, ohio and nevada and arizona. neil: are you looking at polls that are tightening, that is what is going on but this is

like 1980 ronald reagan jimmy carter thing, a wave switch? >> it is a wave, momentum. donald trump has become a terrific candidate the last several weeks. on message, clinton is over the fence, i want to let bill richardson know i am not a needy republican. i think the former governor of new mexico who said the trump campaign is desperate, we feel very good. there are no guarantees in life but right now, i am not a betting man, we can't bet on the united states in our casinos but you can in london, i would put down a considerable amount of money on donald trump winning this election. the people are awakened to the corruption of the clinton campaign. what you talked about we see in these emails, take the partisanship out of it, it is nasty, mean-spirited to everyone including their friends and her comments the we are irredeemable because we support donald from,

she is not god. jesus christ decided to redeem us, not hillary clinton, she made so many gaffes, and the fbi on top of this, her support, her turnout is going to be much lower. everything that happened in the last week deflates her turnout by 2% or 3% and the momentum of donald trump increased and the motivation, the excitement because people feel he can win and they want to be part of a team. that is a 5 point spread that helps in florida and north carolina. pennsylvania is the key. to your people watching in minnesota and michigan and wisconsin and in sylvania, they could hold the future of the country in their hands, if pennsylvania turns out, it will be the blowout. campaigning with trump in texas and he was here the day after a few weeks ago he was stranded.

my background is as a television anchor and my first job was in pennsylvania, how do you think i am doing? when i was there in a 70s, it was a blue-collar democrat uniontown and still is and 12,000 people showed up, unbelievable. neil: you are right. >> i feel very good about this. i think he wins and always a pleasure to be with you and glad you will be live all weekend. neil: of the former anchor your self steeped in both world you would appreciate that. a political act relegated to watching infomercials which you would be resigned to if you are looking at our competition so that is why we did it. >> how can you be a full-time business network if you are running infomercials for something to give you better digestion? neil: almost as bad as sucking up emails. i lost track of time.

>> that downright highlights the principle of journalism, we will talk about that after the election but i think trump wins texas and he could bust through 12. i feel very good. our voters for trump can't take anything for granted so turn out is the key. pennsylvania, michigan, not the democrats. neil: fair and balanced. i want to dip in a little bit, hillary clinton, we know he generate such anger on the right and the left so this for your viewing pleasure for a few minutes. >> you are not sure if they are going to vote and i want you to think of what you are going to do to get them to go out on tuesday and vote?

i will give you a second to think about it. and now i want you to think of three people who are on the fence or really confused and i am going to give you something for you to talk to them about because this election is no longer about the candidates. it is about what each and every one of us to do to make the world a better place. neil: we will take a quick break. just messing with you because i like the pro and anti-emails. so obvious you are sucking up to hillary clinton. still another, you are so much in donald trump's pocket. i want to be a riddle in your own conundrum. these goofy glasses.

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going to the dogs. how many different ways can i throw in live coverage? i have 38 minutes to go. lots more. not only big name service like mark cuban advocating for hillary clinton at any event, this is going to be big on the surrogates front with the obama family campaigning with the clinton family in philadelphia, pennsylvania, that would be a crucial battleground state. these surrogates do what they are supposed to do and get out the vote what do you think? >> too late for mrs. clinton, i don't think the surrogates will change the undecided voters minds. look at the surrogates out there supporting mrs. clinton like mrs. obama, very well-liked and

relatable, and it calls attention to her weakness. neil: the person backing you has more thunder and fire ant appeal that makes you look like a loser. >> a lot of people like michelle obama and think she is charismatic and don't feel that way about mrs. clinton. i don't think having her out there will motivate these voters to vote for mrs. clinton. may be vote for michelle in the future. won't help mrs. clinton between now and tuesday when using north carolina, early voting ends tomorrow. some people may not vote. neil: with minority voters, african-american voters, their turn out seems to be low but that would make sense but not 25% lower than it was but what i notice among advocates for hillary clinton, she's going to have the president, the first

lady, vice president joe biden and for donald trump it is largely, not exclusively, donald trump junior, eric trump, a couple more speeches, what do you think? >> mister trump is getting votes for reasons other than his surrogates. mrs. clinton has surrogates that are doing a good job but a lot of undecided voters will vote on the issues. and on the candidate more than on the surrogate. neil: how does it end up? >> donald trump is going to win on tuesday. neil: big, little? >> very unexpected when we watch mainstream media outlets. it has been over for months but the reality is we have multiple polls showing he is up in red

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competitive in new york. donald trump is new york resident, new jersey, be obviously chris stie is one of his campaign advisors, is the governor of new jersey and possibly in california where in the past where republicans barely did, got any votes. it wasn't zero but they were barely competitive in the past, now they're much more competitive for very obvious reasons. christie's presence in new jersey, donald being native new yorker. conservative base there particularly on issues like immigration where donald staked out. that is what they believe. narrow chance. stiff difficult electoral college wise for tuesday's presidential election but growing possibility of losing the electoral college and they believe winning popular vote. we should make one point here. romney officials believed same thing in 2012. not only did mitt romney get blown out on electoral college he lost by a few percentage

points in president obama in the popular vote. democratic get-out-the-vote machine is pretty strong and always underestimated by republicans, but that is what we're getting now. our sources in the trump campaign they could win popular vote laid out. neil: opposite in 2000 where george bush lost popular vote, won electoral vote and great consternation and legal ballots with florida and all that. i don't know, that would be other side not accepting results of that. man, oh, man, can you imagine. >> yes. neil: charlie, while i got you here, we're talking about the s&p and up day with employment report. >> right. neil: get feeling it was not a great report but it wasn't a damaging report one that could keep the fed a at bay, reversing a record slide the likes we haven't even since 1980. that was the year ronald reagan surprised everybody. do you pay attention to this market lorstuff and people who

connect its performance what could or couldn't happen on election day? >> i do to certain extent and i think -- there are patterns with the markets, we do know that. i mean we have to point out, i think what is interesting about today i think market would be up if, all things being equal this wasn't a presidential election and if donald trump didn't look like he was tightening in the polls, this market would be up triple digits right now under normal conditions, low inflation, decent employment report, whatever. unemployment on the headline number is down to 4.9%. maybe the fed doesn't raise rates or go crazy raising rates. good reasons to buy stocks. i believe in mild up day, mild up day is the market once again pricing in or trying to price in the increasing possibility, not saying it will happen, but increasing possibility that donald trump can win the election. and, you know what will be really interesting, if the scenario i laid out does come to

fruition, he wins popular vote, loses electoral college, at this time is status quo, but that creates a sort of social uncertainty i know markets hate. listen, my only advice to people out there looking to play this, keep watching fox business this is moving target right now. as you know we'll be doing this all weekend. we'll be updating the markets and what investors are saying and how to maybe play this. but it is, we're into some really uncharted territories right now. it is, listen, fascinating to cover and it is interesting to watch. neil: pity that no other business network is doing what we're doing. >> aren't you like, feel so bad for cnbc? i feel horrible for them. neil: i don't know what you're talking about but i just find it odd as you say the most consequential election. you would think you would work a little overtime. that could be just me. >> they might have to come back from the hamptons or something. neil: far be it from us to be petty but charlie, thank you

very much. emails, cavuto, could you make your bias to donald trump anymore obvious? still another one. hey, dip, rhymes with bit, quit playing up to hillary clinton. i'm sure she will grant you interview from prison. this gives winner of half hour award. cavuto, you're a clueless stick. >> i agree with that one. neil: you agree with that one. i love all of you, i do. after this. this woman owns this house, with new cabinets from this shop, with handles designed here, made here, shipped from here, on this plane flown by this pilot, who owns stock in this company,

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>> live from the floor of new york stock exchange, lori rothman with fox business brief. stocks are higher but major averages for the week, nasdaq down 2% this week on election uncertainty. tune in on the october jobs report, the last post jobs report before election day. 151,000 new jobs created, less than expected. upward revision though. sign that the job market is good enough for the fed to stay on course and raise rates in december of this year, incomes month.

look at whole foods market. what a story. shares down 1 1/2%. they're climbing after bloomberg, activist share holder is demanding sweeping changes after walmart missed revenue last three quarters. looking for sale or management shake up. let's get you back to neil and "coast to coast."

neil: all right. i do want to take you to hillary

clinton right now. she is speaking right now in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. pennsylvania will be sort of centerpiece -- next week here. have the whole obama family family in tow for philadelphia rally. a lot of attention will be focused on pennsylvania. the fear seems to be, at least if she were to lose florida, which donald trump can't afford to lose, if she were to lose that, checkmate pennsylvania. we'll see. let's listen in. [cheers and applause] >> now one way or another america is going to have a new president on january 20th, right? and people say say the time. >> well they want change. we will get change. change is inevitable. that is certain. the question is, what kind of change are we going to have. [applause] and here is where you i think the choice could not be clearer. are we going to build a

stronger, fairer, better america, or are we going to fear each other and the future? hunker down against each other? i don't think that will lead to anything positive. and what i hope we will do in this election, in these remaining four-days is to think about the kind of country we want. imagine, what we can do together. every time i come in to pittsburgh now, because i started driving through pittsburgh decades ago. because my dad was from scranton and we drove through pennsylvania every year and we took different routes and we went to different places. [cheering] and i i with my own eyes have sn ups and downs of this great city. when i drive in, what do i see? i see a positive, optimistic, confident city, making progress. moving forward. [cheering]

i don't think you do anything in life unless you kind of imagine what it will look like. then you get to work to do it. that is how mark built these great companies, right here in pittsburgh, when he was a young guy, and working hard for everything he had, he got a chance to start imagining and then he got a chance to start acting and producing results. well that is the way it works. that is the way it works with the steelers. right? [cheering] i mean, people imagine what the team can be like. they plan. the coaches, they work hard. the players, like mel and franco, they practice and planned. you don't say, hey, get out on the field, do whatever you want. that is not the way it works, my friends. so what i'm hoping is that we will imagine two different americas. just for the sake of this

exercise, imagine it is donald trump, standing in front of the capitol. [booing] and we already know a lot about him. someone who demeans women, mocks people with disabilities, and insults african-americans and latinos, and demonizes immigrants and muslims and -- neil: we're continuing to monitor this. we devoted exact same amount of coverage to her time as we did donald trump before. we're very cognizant of that, plus or minus, i don't know. but i'm going to go in leap here, analysis is free on fox business. i don't think she likes mr. trump, and i don't think mr. trump really flips over her and both are talking about virtual armageddon if the other gets into office. we're still waiting to whether anyone in the clinton campaign will acknowledge about the debate questions she might have had heads up on including one verbatim, and if she knew that was verbatim question on forum, why didn't she just tell that,

and say that, i want you to be aware i'm getting a fed question. ashley pratte, democratic strategist. we have rachel campos duffy. rachel, i'm looking at this, and i'm wondering where this campaign goes, because there is a lot of hostility on both sides, and, you know, countries