noon i'm outnumbered on fox news. that's it for "the kelly file." i'm sandra smith. sean hannity is here live tonight. he's up next. thank you. thanks and welcome to this special edition of "hannity." it's been just one day since hillary clinton released a deplorable political ad attempting to link donald trump to the ku klux klan. but now trump is responding in a huge way with two brand-new ads of his own, including one video reminding voters how the clintons may have employed -- against barack obama. watch this. >> when we arrived in south carolina yesterday, this was the state newspaper. clinton camp hits obama, attacks painful for black voters. many in state offended by

criticism of obama and remarks about martin luther king. it's as if you are minimizing, i have a dream. it's a nice sentiment, but it took a white president to get blacks to the mountaintop. >> and in another ad, the trump campaign slams hillary clinton's support of then president clinton's crime bill and her use of the term "super predator." look at this. >> they are often the kinds of kids that are called super predators. no conscience. no empathy. we can talk about why they ended up that way, but first we have to bring them to heel. >> you called out president clinton for defending secretary clinton's use of the term super predator back in the '90s when she supported the crime bill. why did you call him out? >> because it was a racist term, and everybody knew it was a racist term. >> no conscience. >> it's a very well thought out crime bill that is both smart and tough. >> no empathy. >> because it was a racist term, and everybody knew it was a racist term.

>> so this counterpunch from donald trump, will it prevent future race baiting attacks from hillary clinton? joining us now with reaction, the chairman of the tea party forward, niger ennis. also senior pastor darrell scott. co-host of the five, juan williams is with us. juan, let me ask you a question. do you not find trying to tie donald trump to the ku klux klan and putting up guys in klan hats and all this stuff, i've got to imagine even you recognize this for what it is, and that's hillary clinton, her campaign needing to distract from the fact that she got caught selling access while secretary of state, and she's now race baiting. do you find it deplorable? do you condemn it? >> no, not at all. in fact, i agree with your premise that the narrative has shifted over the last few days. but you know what? given the fact that when david duke was endorsing donald trump and saying it would be traitor for any white guy not to vote for trip. >> he condemned him again and

again and again. niger, how many times do you have to -- [ overlapping voices ] >> what you saw there, it was that ku klux klan member was saying here's the reason we support donald trump. he supports our point of view. >> let's listen to hillary clinton praise the former klansman himself, robert kkk byrd. let's listen to her. >> senator byrd was a man of surpassing eloquence and nobility. i sought out his guidance and he was always generous with his time and wisdom. i admired his tireless advocacy for his west virginia constituents. as secretary of state, i continue to rely on his advice and counsel. >> yeah. her mentor, advisor and counselor, let's listen to senator byrd on what tony snow on fox news sunday some years ago. >> they're white [ bleep ]. i've seen a lot of white [ bleep ] in my time if you want to use that word.

but we've all -- we just need to work together to make our country a better country. >> now hillary clinton is also seeking the advice of this man, a guy who's been in the white house many, many times. you know him very well. let's play the greatest hits of al sharpton. >> you ain't nothing. you're a punk [ bleep ]. now come and do something. we the black chicken fryers of the universe. and we gonna go buy some colonel sanders chicken. >> niger ennis, if we want to play this guilt by association thing, i think that's all fair game, don't you? >> no question. we know that william fulbright

was bill clinton's mentor. we know that it was alleged that in the senate dining hall, that when then senator obama was thinking of running against his wife, he said to ted kennedy, you know, a few years ago, that guy would have been serving us coffee. so, you know, i deplore when the race card is used anytime because unlike a lot of folk, you know, that era of racism, real racism within our country that affected black americans is something that is very painful to me, and it's something that's sacred within our country that we should not be playing around with. but let me give credit where credit is due. donald trump is not going to just take crap without it being unanswered. >> that's true. >> and i think that's the signal he wants to send. >> but niger, you and i have been friends for a lot of years and i had the honor of being at many of the corps dinner with you and your dad for years on martin luther king day and celebrating this, and there were

people of all races creeds, backgrounds there. and i got to tell you something. every two to four years, we see the same thing. pastor scott, let's start with a 1998 dreamt party radio ad in missouri. elect republicans, black churches are going to burn. listen to al gore. he says republicans have the wrong agenda for african-americans. they don't even want to count you in the census. let's play it. it happens every four years. >> when you don't vote, you let another church explode. when you don't vote, you allow another cross to burn. >> on june 7th, 1998, in texas, my father was killed. he was beaten, chained, and then dragged three miles to his death all because he was black. so when governor george w. bush refused to support hate crimes legislation, it was like my father was killed all over again. >> it's wrong what the leader of the republican party and this congress are doing in blocking

an accurate census because they don't want to count everyone that they don't think they can count on. they are in favor of affirmative action if you can dunk the basketball or sink a three-point shot. but they're not in favor of it if you merely have the potential to be a leader in your community and bring people together. don't tell me we've got a colorblind society. >> and then he screamed, they don't even want to count you in the census, pastor. every four years, the democratic party plays the race card. true or false, pastor? >> that's absolutely true. pin the racists on the republican every four years. that wouldn't happen to be the same al gore whose father opposed the signing of the 1964 -- >> that would be the same guy, that's correct. and the same mentor of hillary that literally filibustered the civil rights act, the voting rights act. is that correct, juan williams? i believe you're right, pastor. >> oh, are you asking me or the pastor? >> pastor. >> we're asking you too, juan.

i mean his father opposed the civil rights bill. >> there's no question. but what i'm saying -- what i'm just amazed it is how far you guys are reaching tonight because -- >> reaching? >> what we have is a 2016 election in which you have a candidate who started the whole birther thing about president obama. you have a candidate who has been investigated by the -- >> birther? [ overlapping voices ] >> let me ask an important question. pastor, i want to ask you this. this is more important. hillary clinton -- [ overlapping voices ] >> niger innis, let me go to you. >> if i could get in on this. >> niger, i want to ask you a question because this is important. >> sure. >> since obama has been president, first black president, forget about all the foreign policy disasters of hillary, we have had a 58% increase of black americans that are on food stamps under obama. we've had a 20% increase, alabama americans out of the

labor force under barack obama. hillary says she'll continue those policies. are black americans better off under barack obama? >> don't ask me. ask cornell west, who has said several times absolutely not. >> and tavis smiley. >> but this is larger than the president. we're talking about 50 years of a political berlin wall within black america that has to be shattered. and the fear that the democratic party has is that donald trump has the attitude and the will, and he will do what it takes to win this election and to break down that wall. >> donald trump's outreach to african-americans is so effective that it brought hillary out of hiding. i mean there was a hashtag, where's hillary? but she fears that donald trump's outreach and the statements he's been making toward african-americans about how he can improve the quality

of life for a number of african-americans, it struck a nerve with her campaign. they told her you have to do something. she went on tv. she opened up a pickle jar to prove that she's healthy. >> that's a good one. >> they should have gave a jar of mayonnaise or miracle whip to see if she could open that. >> but you have to admit that when it comes to donald trump, donald trump is the one who called her a bigot to start this off. he had a prebuttal, and the reason he did that is because donald trump is calling the mexicans rapists. he's saying that black people are responsible for most of the -- [ overlapping voices ] >> you're mischaracterizing that on purpose. don't be inaccurate on purpose. there have been people, illegal immigrants, that have committed murders, committed rapes. excuse me. [ overlapping voices ] >> let me get in here, sean.

>> niger, go ahead. >> yeah, yeah. look, juan, i've said from the beginning of this campaign, not on a rival network but on another person's broadcast, that donald trump is a political provocateur. he wants to cause a reaction because he wants to win. he shifted. when he said that, he shifted the entire discussion on immigration, which had been going a particular way. he did it with a purpose, and it was mission accomplished. he is in this to win, and that's what folk are scared about more than -- >> niger, niger -- >> what are you saying about the fact he's flip-flopping now on immigration? niger, this is not about us. >> he's not flip-flopping. [ overlapping voices ] >> listen, here's the thing. if you allow there are 8 million illegal immigrants in this country that have jobs now, we

have 95 million americans out of the labor force. 20% increase of black americans out of the labor force. so if you don't build the wall, disproportionately black americans have been hurt by illegal immigration. and donald trump is saying hire americans first and stop driving down wages. in the meantime, we'll keep our country safe. what's wrong with that, juan? >> it's not flip-flop. this guy is doing somersaults and apparently you are intentionally blind because you don't want to see it. you don't want to see your guy going down as the polls show him going down and down. >> i don't want to see the meanness, the divisiveness, the anger, the vitriol. i don't want to see the race baiting that hillary clinton played this week. it is disgusting. it is low-down dirty and despicable, and it should be beneath the office of the presidency. but considering it's her and she's so dishonest and she lies so often and she sold out her office and she got caught, i'm not surprised she did. >> but if it was kasich -- if

you had kasich, if you had rubio, if you had jeb bush -- [ overlapping voices ] >> that's not going to happen, juan. >> but they all subscribed to the imgrags plan that you say, oh, no, that's not a flip-flop by donald trump. [ overlapping voices ] >> it's no flip-flop. one thing you have to understand what donald trump calls hillary a bigot. bigotry does not always manifest as hatred. bigotry can be manifest with kindness and niceness. but hillary clinton to imply or insinuate consistent live that she has to reach down to help african-americans, she considers african-americans to be inferior. >> let me play -- >> she considers african-americans as inferior and needing her help. >> i want to ask why is it that al gore, why is it that hibllla clinton and even if i notice barack obama, if they speak before predominantly black audiences, what does their tone and pitch and cade nce shift lie

this? >> i don't no way tired. i come too far from where i started from. nobody told me that the road would be easy. now, let me tell you i'm aware i may not be the youngest candidate in this race, but i have one big advantage. i've been coloring my hair for years. >> is that pnderring, pastor? that seems like it's pandering to me? >> that's insulting. she might as well put on blackface. that's what she might as well do. she pantomimes us. she insults us. >> it is insulting. there is something pandering and insulting, niger, right, about that? >> well, you forgot the clip of the hot sauce in the purse that she travels around with as we all know, right? particularly when she goes to the hamptons. >> i'm not responsible for what gets said on this show. i've lost control. thank you. even you, juan. thank you. >> thank you, sean.

coming up next on this special edition of "hannity." >> it really does take a lot of nerve to ask people he's ignored and mistreated for decades what do you have to lose, because the answer is everything. >> hillary clinton playing the race card, trying to smear donald trump to african-american voters. we'll check in with austan goolsbee, james harris. they'll debate that. also later tonight. >> my work as secretary of state was not influenced by any outside forces. i made policy decisions based on what i thought was right. >> hillary claiming she was not influenced by the clinton foundation donors while serving as secretary of state despite growing evidence day by day that in fact she did sell access and she did benefit financially. that and more as this edition of "hannity" continues.

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welcome back to this special edition of "hannity," the race for the white house is heating up. trump versus clblt. yesterday during a campaign speech, hillary attacked donald trump on his treatment of black americans and warned american voters this. watch. >> he doesn't see the success of black leaders in every field, the vibrancy of black-owned

businesses, the strength of the black church. he doesn't see -- he doesn't see the excellence of historically black colleges and universities or the pride of black parents watching their children thrive. it really does take a lot of nerve to ask people he's ignored and mistreated for decades, what do you have to lose? because the answer is everything. >> here with reaction, former obama economic advisor, he's partly responsible for the worst recovery since the 1940s, the lowest homeownership rate in 51 years, that would be austan goolsbee, and james t. -- how are you, austan, good to see you? >> i'm totally responsible. now i'm only partly responsible. >> obama implemented these dumb

policies. let's go to the videotape. hillary and josh earnest and obama say by every measure, african-americans are better off. okay, the number of african-americans on food stamps since obama took office is up 58%. the number of african-americans in poverty, up 8% under obama, 8.2%. number of african-americans not in the labor force, get this. nearly 20% under obama. homeownership rate for black americans down 4.6%. median household income is lower for african-americans understand obama. by the way, that doesn't even count the $4,100 on average increase in health care because people didn't keep their doctors, their plans, or save money like the president said they would. so austan, i'm sure going to say black americans are better off. what statistics do you cite? >> well, i'm going to tell you two statistics. one, you're kind of all over the map there. you got to -- >> no. that's eight years of obama. black americans are off in all those categories.

>> now, how old on. we'll take any category you want. let's start with food stamps. >> 58% increase. >> the first term -- now, wait. you got to let me give you any statistics before you interrupt me. >> okay. >> from 2008 to 2012, we had a horrible recession. the number of people on food stamps skyrocketed. in the last five years, the number of people on food stamps has been falling significantly. it's come down 4.5 million. >> still 58% increase. >> it has fallen dramatically in the last five years, and that is why -- >> oh, so we should only count the years of obama that you want to count and forget the other years. okay. james harris. >> we could argue about term one, but -- [ overlapping voices ] >> james, in the history of the united states, to never reach 3% gdp growth. obama will accumulate more debt in his eight years as president than all 43 presidents before him combined.

i know austan doesn't want to look at how bad it's been in the last eight years, but we have one in five american families without a single family member working. we have young men 18 to 34, one in six are incarcerated or out of the labor force living with mommy and daddy. now, austan can say don't count this year and that year. but if it's the worst recovery since the 1940s, i think that pretty much says it all. >> i agree with you, and i also have to say that these policies that have been in place for the better part of 50, 60 years have been detrimental to the black family, particularly, and to the nation's families in general. and this is what is so brilliant about donald trump saying, what do you have to lose? because it doesn't make a difference if you talk about the last eight years or you talk about the last 50 years. these policies have been in place, and they have devastated our inner cities, and they have devastated our economy. >> you know, there was a pew poll that came out, and donald trump wasn't a big number, but

he had 14.6% of the african-american vote. that is higher than the last eight republican presidents. barack obama got literally 93% of the vote in 2012 from the black community. do you think that changes, james? >> well, you know, as i told you last time i was with you, sean, if donald trump continues to talk about these particular issues, what these policies, the impact they have had on inner cities, if you talk about the impact it's had on families, i think that he can peel off enough to cause problems. and just look at how the democrats, how hillary clinton's campaign have been reacting in the last week. they are certainly spooked by this because he is finally speaking truth to people who have been disenfranchised by these democrat policies for decades. >> let me ask austan on three things. obama said that $9 trillion in debt. we're taking a credit card to the bank of china in the name of our kids, and we're running up this debt.

it's irresponsible, he said. it's unpatriotic. how do you explain that he has accumulated more debt than all 43 presidents before him combined? he's the only president never to get 3% gdp growth. and how do you explain the worst recovery since the 1940s? >> okay. let's work backwards. it's not the worst recovery since the 1940s. >> it actually is. >> no. it has been a tortoise recovery, not a hare recovery. normally in recoveries, you come booming back, and then you go back into recession. it's a business cycle. this one never got the big, fast upturn, but it has now been the longest string of -- >> more debt than all presidents before him combined. >> let's address the debt. how did that happen? >> it's bush's fault, right? >> if the first term, when we have a horrible recession, the deficit explodes. since that first term, the deficit has come down more than it has ever come down, and it's actually below what it was as a share of the economy under the bush administration. >> excuse me.

there has never been -- the worst year of george bush's debt was about $450 billion. this man will accumulate more debt than every other president before him combined. he's been president eight years, and you're still talking about bush. when does the buck stop with obama? he hasn't evening got 3% gdp growth, the only president in history that never reached 3% gdp growth in a year. >> sean, i know you're afraid. if i were you, i would be afraid too. >> i'm not afraid. >> donald trump is losing the election badly. his approval rating among african-americans is literally 8% out of 100%. 8%. >> i guess you support hillary playing the race card, then. are you okay with that? are you okay with her putting klan members up there? >> donald trump is a guy who has espoused white nationalist views. >> that's not true. james, have you seen any example of white supremacy in donald trump's life? i haven't. >> no, i haven't. only what the media is playing.

but i would like to challenge mr. goolsbee to join any in any city in america, whether it be milwaukee, chicago, let's spend the day together and ask african-american if they are better off than they were eight years ago. if they say they are, i'll wear a vote for hillary shirt. if they say they are not, then i think it's time for people to get furious. >> that's a fair challenge. i will do that. if you want to come to chicago, i'm happy to go around with you. >> if you go to chicago, remember they lost over 3,500 people, and obama doesn't care about those people. he only goes to the high-profile cases. just saying. good to see you. >> i would like to ask the question, are you better off now than you were four years ago? we already had a referendum on the first term. >> no. >> obama won that referendum by 5 million votes. now on his second term -- >> the worst recovery since the '40s.

lowest labor participation rate since the '70s. 58% of black americans increase in food stamps. 20% increase out of the labor force. you're defending it. >> you keep trying to include the recession in the first two years of the administration. >> he's the only president that we need to extrapolate out years of his presidency to justify your insanity. >> wait. let us say we could agree that there were mistakes in the first two years. do you not think it's relevant that for five years, all of those statistics have been improving? >> repeat after me, austan. obama economic failure. >> obama economic success. there was no depression, and even you have to admit that that was an achievement. >> it feels like a depression when you have 95 million americans out of the labor force. if feels like a depression the 50 million americans in poverty. it feels like a depression with the 46 million americans on food stamps. easy for you to say. that's sitting there in your

booth school of economics telling us it's great when it sucks for so many people. >> you've got a lot more assets than i have. >> god bless you all. coming up next on this special edition of "hannity." >> my work as secretary of state was not influenced by any outside forces. i made policy decisions based on what i thought was right. >> hillary clinton brushing aside the close ties between her family foundation and the state department despite numerous reports of paying for access. charlie hurt, difd lynn bar are next. later, a fallout about report of huma abedin's ties to a radical islamic publication and hillary's 2010 speech in saudi arabia where she allegedly defended the treatment of women by the saudis. that and more tonight on "hannity."

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edition of "hannity." earlier today hillary clinton defended herself and her family foundation after numerous reports of this pay to play scheme or bribery or blackmail, call it whatever you want. take a look. >> are you certain that there are no e-mails or foundation ties to foreign entities that will be revealed that could perhaps permanently impact your presidential prospects? >> mika, i am sure. my work as secretary of state was not influenced by any outside forces. i made policy decisions based on what i thought was right. >> so while clinton is trying to spintor ongoing scandals, congressman trey gowdy revealed some shocking information about hillary's missing e-mails yet again. take a look. >> i have yet to see a single foundation e-mail produced by the state department that was sent by her. so if she considered them to be personal, then we move into the facet where she and her lawyers had those e-mails deleted.

and they didn't just push the delete button. they had them deleted where even god can't read them. they were using something called bleach bit. you don't use bleach bit for yoga e-mails or for bride maids e-mails. when you're using bleach bit, it is something you really do not want the world to see. >> here now with reaction from the washington times, charlie hurt, and author and best selling author columnist david limbaugh. using bleach bit. these are the e-mails she erased, 33,000 of them, 32,000 of them that she claimed were about yoga, a wedding, a funeral, and e-mails to bill, except bill doesn't e-mail, so she lied about that. bea bleach bit? >> why does anybody believe anything she says? she has lied about benghazi, lied about the e-mails, lied about how none of them were classified. over half of the foundation donors met with hillary clinton, and she says, no, i still made decisions based on the nation's

best interests. so that's self-serving. you don't put yourself in that kind of a conflict. there is no way there wasn't pay for play with hillary clinton and bill clinton. >> a lot of people maybe don't know what pay for play means. in other words, so of the 150 some odd civilians that got access to her as secretary of state, more than half donated to the clinton foundation or promised money to the clinton foundation. so if you donate money, you get access. pay to play. and some of those people were given contacts so they could make even more money and then kick it back to the clintons. >> and do you think anybody would pay those kind of speech fees when they're not going to get anything in return, unless they get something from the government in return? >> what do they expect? this drives me nuts about the anti-trump people. you know, really? okay. you're against donald trump, yet he's going to appoint originalist justices, and he's going to vet refugees, and he's going to make us energy-independent and not put coal mining businesses out of business. what's wrong with these republicans? >> i don't know.

but i'm voting for trump. hillary is the worst of the worst. >> the worst of the worst. >> why don't they talk about the bahrain crown prince who donated $32 million to the clinton -- i mean to the clinton global initiative. >> right. >> and 150 to the clinton foundation after he had access to hillary. >> so he goes through the clinton foundation, this guy who is running the clinton foundation, charlie, and they can't get access. but lo and behold, he gets in touch with them. right into hillary clinton's office. now, you don't donate, you don't get access. >> yeah, there's no way of looking at this as anything but a shakedown scheme, and they've been running it for -- and i love how, you know, they're now saying that, well, if hillary clinton gets elected president, then we'll step down from the board. even that sounds almost like it's a bribe, like it's sort of like pressuring voters to vote for her. >> is this why hillary is playing the race card this week? >> i think without a doubt. and i think that a big part of

it is that democrats who have learned that the clintons lie about everything, you cannot believe a word that they say, that even democrats are really worried about the next -- all the other e-mails that are going to come out. no matter how much the clintons lie, those e-mails do not lie. you can't -- you know, they can attack the messenger, and they can attack julian assange, but they cannot refute the facts, the black and white of what is -- >> is that why she's flplaying e race card now? >> she's scared. she knows what assange knows. he wouldn't say saying there was some big october surprise if -- >> on "fox & friends" this morning, he was clear. there's a lot more to come. >> it's the same clinton m.o. there's nothing to see here. private activity has nothing to do with our work in public office. and i can't be responsible for your perception. that's what clinton's saying. >> we've got to take a break. anyway, good to see you. welcome to new york.

we never get to see you here. coming up next on this special edition of "hannity," new controversy over "the new york post's" explosive report about clinton aide huma abedin and her ties to radical muslim journal. and also hillary's 2010 speech in saudi arabia where she reportedly defended the mistreatment of women by the saudis. we've got it all covered straight ahead tonight on "hannity."

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welcome back to this special edition of "hannity," race for the white house. trump versus clinton. tonight, more fallout over a new york post article detailing long time clinton aide huma abedin's controversial islamic connections. in 2010, according to the post, abedin who was raised in saudi arabia, quote, arranged for secretary of state hillary clinton to speak alongside her hijab wearing mother. the post continues that at no point in her long visit there,

which included a question and answer session, did the so-called champion of women's right protest the human rights violations that saudi arabian women suffer under sharia laws that abedin's mother actively promotes. the post goes on to report that hillary clinton, quote, also assured the audience of burka-clad girls that not all american girls go around in bikini bathing suits. maybe they wear burkinis. what do they call those things in fransz that were up in the news this week? joining us with reaction, fox news contributor mercedes schlapp. koug shown, and he is with the hill, media reporter, joe concheb. thank you for being with us. mercedes, i'm trying to understand this. she goes to saudi arabia. women are oppressed. they can't drive. they're told how to dress. they can't leave the country without a man's permission. they can't go to work or school without a man's permission. gays and lesbians are killed.

christians and jews can't worship as they want. they persecute women, gays, lesbians, christians, and jews, and she takes money from them and never criticizes them. if it were donald trump, it would be game over, wouldn't it? >> absolutely. how many times have you heard the phrase from hillary clinton, women's rights are human rights. and i don't think that was the phrase she used while she was giving her speech in saudi arabia to these muslim women. i think that it is very clear that hillary clinton says one thing and acts in a different way. and one of these components that you clearly see is with the clinton foundation, where they accept tens of millions of dollars from saudi arabia where, as you mentioned, it's oppressive to women. and more than that, is the fact that abedin's mom, huma abedin's mom, is one who is this editor in chief of this journal that's very much focused on sharia law which is anti-american, anti-woman, anti-gay. and the fact that she's associated -- >> let me throw this.

she, when there with the mother, joe, literally said that americans must do better at getting past, quote, the stereotypes and mischaracterization of saudi women as oppressed. >> well, i want to focus on -- >> she's bought, paid, and sold to the saudis, and she'll accept any bigotry or misogyny clearly for money. >> i'd locke to talk to huma abedin about this, sean. but she doesn't do many interviews. i looked it up. she's done two interviews this entire year. >> lit me guess, rachel mad doe. >> not quite. two weeks ago with vogue magazine. then back in may, not with the publication, but with the fbi. those are the only two times she's done interviews this year. so if you want to go to the source to see exactly what happened with huma abedin, you're not going to get it directly from her. >> what about her twelve years she was a part of this controversial magazine that had -- let's put up on the screen here where the magazine that her mother and brother and sister also worked at as well, where they argued against female

empowerment. we'll put it up on a split screen here, where the magazine pointed out they rationalized domestic abuse. we'll put that up there. also that the mother blamed 9/11 on american injustices committed in the middle east. her name was on all of that, and she is the closest person to the secretary of state. >> and could be white house chief of staff if hillary clinton withns. in you look at the mast head, she's listed as associated editor. the definition of is to prepare written material for application. but the campaign spokesman for the clinton campaign says she did not play a role in editing so if she's listed as associate editor and she's not editing, what is her job there? >> doug, you and i often agree on issues involving radical islam. >> we do. >> i would think looking at this controversy involving huma, huma should be fired, correct? >> i would say the following. >> should she be fired? that's my question. >> she certainly shouldn't be making middle east policy.

but we need the saudis. we need the egyptians, and we need, sean, most important, israel because they are a bulwark against iraq. >> no bigger defender of israel than yours truly and you know that. how does she take money -- isn't it kind of blood money when they kill gays and lesbians? isn't it kind of blood money when she says we've got to get past thestereotypes. she can't be the champion of women's right and take money from the saudis. >> i want her to be the champion of america and our interest in the middle east where war can happen. >> you need to become a trump supporter if you want them to be the champion of america. >> can i tell you she's more assertive than -- she's more assertive than donald trump. she doesn't have an america first policy, mercedes. >> didn't she sell out her principals for money to the clinton foundation? >> i think there's clearly a

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