go to facebook and let us know what you think. unfortunately that is all the time we have this evening. thank you for being with us. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. 22-year-old helping me. it's all good. snapchat. welcome to "hannity" tonight donald trump envooels another policy proposal. he'll join us in a moment to explain. but first he was in pennsylvania tonight with his daughter ivanka laying out his agenda for childcare and family leave. let's take a look. >> raising children full time is one of the hardest jobs anyone can do and it's essential that our policies recognize and honor that reality. as an employer, a mother and a woman who works, both inside and outside the home, these are topics i consider of critical

importance. the policy my father is about to outline is one that i'm proud to have helped conceptualize and ensuring its enactment will be one of my top priorities when he's lelected come november. >> my opponent has no childcare plan. she never will and if it ever evolves into a plan it will never get done any way. all talk, no action. many americans are one crisis away from disaster, a kick kid, a lost job, a damaged home. there is no financial security in our country, especially anymore. but that will change under our profamily -- take a look. it's pro-family, it's pro-child, it's pro-worker. these are the people we have to

take care of and this is what i am going to be outlining tonight. the first part of my childcare plan allows for every parent or family in america, including adopt tif parents and foster parent guardians to deduct their childcare expenses from their income taxes. that's a first. families with a stay-at-home parent will be able to fully deduct the average cost of childcare from their taxes. a big thing. the low-income individuals who have no net income tax liability, we will offer an expanded earned income tax credit that's eitc in the form of a childcare rebate. working parents can get an expanded eitc benefit that equals up to half of their total

payroll tax, a major relief for low-income parents. >> and here now with much more is 2016 republican presidential nominee donald trump is with us. sir, how are you? >> very good. thank you, sean. >> i know you're close to your family but you gave ivanka a lot of credit in terms of pointing out to you the importance of this childcare issue. explain. >> well, it's true. during the time that i've been running and especially lately since the polls have been so good and people are saying wow, this could really happen. i've been inundated with so many women and families me to do something having to do with childcare. and i felt this for a long time but i guess maybe we weren't in quite the same position we're in right now. and my daughter has felt so strongly and she's been talking to me about it for a long period of time. long before the campaign started. let me tell you, she always thought it was unfair to moms and to families. and you know, it's one of the biggest cost os f a family.

in many cases it's tes single biggest cost for a family. we unveiled a plan and it's been really well-received. >> you're talking about childcare policies that hold women back and your plan is going to help with the cost, excluding the cost from taxes and allowing family choice, incentivizing employers. you said, yeah, it's one of the biggest issues, biggest cost. is the government in that point p penalizing moms right now. >> right now they are. they're beside themselves. they can't do anything. you mention the word incentive and you mentioned the word choice. we have everything in there. and it's goings to be a great thing. i think the moms and families, it's beyond anything, families are really going to see something special here, sean. we've spent a lot of time on it. this is complex stuff. we spent a lot of time on it but it's something there are going to be tremendous beneficiaries.

and the children are going to be the biggest beneficiariebenefic >> a lot of times you explained to me that you wanted to eliminate obamacare and you want choice and you like health savings accounts as part of your proposals. and you're talking about childcare savings accounts. you're talking about bring in the free market here and incentivizing from the tax so it's not going to cost as much in terms of government money. is that correct?? >> well, that's true. and frankly, they can have some money left over when the child reaches a certain age. and you know, have money left over, they can use that for college, use it for what they have to use it for. and it's like -- it's incredible what this does. and it's going to be great for the government, it's going to be great for families. it's going to be great for everybody. there's no downside. >> let me talk about hillary's health and while we're talking about it i'm going to play a slow motion of her from sunday where she's being walked to her vehicle, leaving early. you can see an aid is holding

her. then she stumbles, a secret service agent it looks like grabs her other arm and she totally collapses. she admits that she's collapsed. last night she admitted a few times before. her campaign is claiming that except for pneumonia she's completely healthy. it took them along time to get to the pneumonia excuse. polls show today that in fact most voters doubt she's telling us the truth about it. dnc is planning to meet to consider hillary's replacement. cokie robert bs and down fowler said, hey, people are talking about maybe replacing her. what is your overall view of her health, the dnc, her as a candidate as it relates to her health? >> i really have no view. i just hope she gets better and she can get back out. i have no view. you know, i just don't want to get involved with it. i hope she's going to be fine and she'll continue onward. we're doing well and you know, i

enjoy the competition and we have a big debate coming up in two weeks as you probably have heard, a couple of people have heard about that one. that's going to be a biggie. >> no. i think we read about it somewhere. i think this is going to be bigger than any pay-per-view event. >> i might have heard. >> what the hell do i know. this is hillary -- every x represents a day that she had off in august. i can't think of a day that you didn't have a rally or a day that you actually took off, maybe you did. but that's a lot of days. what do you -- you know, you once said that jeb bush you low energy. with that schedule she's making jeb bush look like the energizer bunny. >> well i can only speak for myself. we are going from early in the morning until late in the evening. i get home sometimes at 1:00 in the morning. i get oftentimes just stay over in different locations. and i thought it would have

sunday off for the first off time in a long time. months. and i just found out we're doing a rally on sunday and i think it's going to be in pennsylvania. i hope it's going to be in pennsylvania because we're doing really well there. we have a great opportunity i think in pennsylvania. so we'll see what happens. but in any event we're not having any time off. and you know, it's really a dart to the finish. we'll see what happens. but it's a dart to the finish and the polls have gone up amazingly well. you see the kind of numbers that are coming out. people are liking what we have to say. and i think we're going to be victorious. we'll see on november 8th. i think we're going to be victorious. >> you've got 56 days left. we're in the end stretch here. how -- let me stay on the health issue for a second. you said you're going to take a complete physical and reveal that. hillary last night was complaining you didn't reveal your taxes -- >> i've actually done that. >> you're going to reveal more.

but on the other hand she's given all of these speeches to all of these wall street firms and she won't release the text of those speeches. what do you think is most important for the public to have in terms of what should be revealed by candidates? >> well, i think her speeches are important but i think her e-mail are much more important, 33,000 e-mail were deleted and acid washed. and the machines, the iphones or whatever she was using were whacked and destroyed with hammers. i would say there's something going on there. i always put the 33,000 plus 15,000 more that they found. but all of these thousands and thousands of e-mails definitely. that's number one by a factor of 2037 and also i think the speeches would be revealing. but i have given, as you probably have heard many times and as you know, the tremendous,

about 100 pages of documents that spell out things very strongly as far as financials are concerned. many companies, close to 500 companies, tremendous, tremendous liquidity, tremendous values in terms of anybody you can look at cash flows. you know, it's a great company. i built a great company. you learn much more from that than you learn from a tax return. you really learn very lit frl a tax return. now i'm being audited, it's a routine audit. i've been audited for every year for 15 or 16 years chi think is unfair because i have friends that are very rich and they don't get audited. i get audited every year. when the audit is completed i'll release. until that time i'm not going to do that. >> it seems that there's a strategy that's emerged by the clintons. 55% of the individuals she met as secretary of state, when that a.p. article came out, immediately the ad came out claiming you were a member of the klan, even saying make

america great. >> imagine that one. >> and then making america great. >> can you imagine that one? it's vicious. >> it seems that every time she gets in trouble -- and this was where the whole basket of deplorables comments come in. i want to get you to talk about that. you brought your supporters on stage yesterday to say, excuse me, you're calling us deplorable? why do you think she's doing that? >> when she said basket of deplorables you couldn't believe it. i tell you what, i heard the whole thing and i said i don't believe it. and then i said, run it back, let me hear it. i thought it was so terrible a statement to make. and i called her some people, i said did she really say that and is it as bad as i think? and they said no, mr. trump, it's worse. and they really all of the sudden the twitters sphere went crazy and you went crazy and everybody on television went wild. >> thanks a lot.

i love being told i'm crazy. >> well i meant crazy in the sense obviously. but no no. i understand that. a lot of people are in that basket and a lot of people in that basket, it's very unfair. a horrible characterization. and even people that support her say wow, what a mistake. and you know that was her 47% moment. i think it was far worse. this was far worse. and let's see what happens. but there are a lot of very angry people. we have people right now that i'm going to be see in a little while, a round table and they're very upset. people are really upset that she would feel that way. that's really her true feeling, you understand. that's her true feeling. >> and this is my question. the follow-up to that is she said they're ir redeemable but she also said that is racism and sexism, homophobia, islamophobia and xenophobia. isn't this same hillary clinton that took money from the uae,

kuwait and the saudis. the saudis treat women horribly. they put gays and lesbians to death. they persecute christians and jews. she's never criticized them. and the very thing she's accusing you of i would argue she's guilty of. do you agree with that in. >> well i think that her statements really speaks for itself. there is no justification. she tried to apologize and the apology wasn't a very good one. it probably got her into more trouble. it's been a really bad statement, i think probably the worst in the political season of anybody and that includes a lot of different people that tried to run for office and started to run for office. it was a bad statement. and when we come back we'll have more with donald trump and also later tonight -- >> it is something that has occurred a few times over the course of my life and you know,

i'm aware of it. >> hillary clinton raising new concerns about her health after saying she's gotten dizzy and passed out a few times. our medical a-team experts join us next. plus a shocking report reveals the clinton staff didn't take her to the hospital on sunday because they wanted to keep her because they wanted to keep her illness hey marc, how you feelin'? don't ask. this is what it can be like to have shingles. a painful, blistering rash. i never thought this would happen to me. if you had chickenpox the shingles virus is already inside you. 1 in 3 people will get shingles in their lifetime. i'm going to go back to the eye doctor tomorrow. it's pretty close to my eye. i don't know how you do it.

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for all of your headlines, log on to foxnews.com. well my opponent slanders you as deplorable and irredeemable, i call you hardworking american patriots who love your country and went a better future for all of our people. it's this attitude of arrogance that explain why hillary clinton made 13 phones disappear, including with a hammer.

so the fbi couldn't see them and why she bleached her e-mails after a congressional subpoena. that's after the subpoena came. this isn't before. that's after the subpoena came. this is a scandal that threatens national security and that involved a multimillion dollar pay for play scheme between the secretary of state and her foundation. whether it's her i mails, her disasters in iraq, libya and syria or her failures on the economy of which it's been disastrous, hillary clinton lacks the judgment, temperament and moral character to lead this country. she does. you know it. everybody knows it. >> that was donald trump going after hillary clinton at a rally in iowa earlier today and we continue now with the 2016 republican presidential nominee, donald trump. let me ask you about the polls. the upi, l.a. times has you up by 3 nationally. it seems like every single state

that matters is now highly competitive, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, new hampshire, iowa, ohio, florida, north carolina. as you look at these swing states and look at the polls, you have cut her mar again in the clear politics average by 7 points. it's now a two-point race pap statistical dead heat. what do you see happening on the ground and how do you convert them to your states. >> right now i'm in pennsylvania and the crowds we're getting are unbelievable. in ohio we're doing record crowds. florida we're four or five points up i'm hearing and we're going to spend a lot of time in florida. it's my second home. we're doing really well in florida. and doing pretty well everywhere. new hampshire, iowa we're going great. just left iowa we're four points up in iowa. we're really going and working

very hard and you know i'm sometimes making four and five stops a day and sometimes six and during those stops i'm making speeches for the most part. and it's been pretty amazing. it's been a lot of fun actually. a lot of work but a lot of fun. >> i want to ask you this. tell us, walk us through your debate prep. you said you're not standing next to some stranger at a podium and practicing. i don't know if that's the right thing for you do do anyway. you've done enough interviews. you know where you stand on the issues. how important do you view the debates and bring us inside donald trump's prep for the debates. hillary has one goal. she wants to p iriss you off, h your feelings and make you see, have the temperament to be president. do you agree with that in. >> i don't think she has the temperament. i don't think she's fit to be president and i certainly don't think she has the temperament.

we're going to have debates. we'll see how it goes. i would like to have no anchor or moderator. >> i like that idea. >> we had a skirmish the other day on nbc and i thought matt lauer did an excellent job but he was criticized horribly because all of the polls said i won that debate or whatever you want to call it. i guess it was a forum, a town hall forum and they all said i won and because of that they went after matt. and that means whoever is hosting now in this case, it's lester holt who i think hopefully would be fair but i think there's too much pressure on him. i really believe it's unfair what they're doing. they're gaming the ref, so to speak. like bobby knight who is the greatest. bobby knight would be skroeming at the referee all of the night and then all of the sudden in the last play the reverie won't make the bad call against him. they have a real system going. it's unfair. i don't want to have a moderator. >> i think it would be a great idea. very interesting. >> you know, lincoln did that

with douglas. that was a goods debate, so they say. but i didn't quite make it. i would have loved to have seen it. that would get maybe better ratings than this one. >> it actually may. >> lincoln might top it. >> that might top it. is there anything that she -- do you agree with me she's going to try to aggravate you. is there anything that she could say that you wouldn't be prepared for that would irritate you. >> i don't know what she's going to do, i don't know what her attitude is going to be. i will treat her with great respect unless she treats me in a certain manner in which case that will be the end of that. but i'm certainly starting off with the feeling that i'm going to treat her with great respect. i hope we can talk about policy and certain things. i am not looking to go in and treat her with disrespect. >> i will argue she can't talk about her record or obama's record. that leaves the personal. thank you for being with us. >> thank you very much, sean.

up next, tonight right here on hannity. why keep it a secret in. >> well, i just didn't think it was going to be that big of a deal. >> really just a little pneumonia, wasn't a big deal. any way hillary claims the reason she kept the pneumonia diagnosis a secret from you the american people is she didn't think it was a big deal. our medical experts are here with reaction. that's next. this and more tonight what's going on here? i'm val, the orange money retirement squirrel from voya. we're putting away acorns. you know, to show the importance of saving for the future. so you're sort of like a spokes person? more of a spokes metaphor. get organized at voya.com. the mistay connected.elps us the microsoft cloud offers infinite scalability. the microsoft cloud helps our customers get up and running, anywhere in the planet. wherever there's a phone, you've got a bank, and we could never do that before. the cloud gave us a single

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the american people. why is hillary clinton being so secretive about her health and maybe even lying. during a phone interview clinton said she didn't think it was a big deal. really collapsing, not a big deal? pneumon pneumonia. watch this. i know you passed out, hit your head back in 2012 which led to the concussion. how often has this happened? >> oh, i think really only twice that i can recall. you know, it is something that has occurred a few times over the course of my life. and you know, i'm aware of it. i would feel how hot and humid it was. i felt overheated. i decided that i did need to leave. >> why keep it a secret? >> well, i just didn't think it was going to be that big of a deal. >> here now with analysis, fox news medical correspondent dr. mark segal as well as poed trick surgeon and former research

fellow dr. kelly powers. good to see you both. all right. now we do not last night she admitted she collapsed, not once but a few times. that's not normal. now she told the fbi that in fact she couldn't even remember being briefed because of a concussion that she suffered. that would be a pretty severe concussion if you can't remember a briefing about cybersecurity, right sf. >> that's right. >> now they talked about -- we know she's an an anti-coing a lant. that's known as coumadin. they said it was a deep vein thrombosis. but it's more than that. as it was below the right ear. wouldn't that be a more accurate description and that us with made public? >> there's no doubt that she has an extensive medical history. there's a lot going on for over a decade, a cvt, which is what you're referring to, the tloem boefs whi tloem boefs which is kind of the

same symptoms as a concussion. it's strange. could be a cvt, could be the concussion. there's a lot going on with her medical health. >> we know she's had blood cloth. would you cause this a cerebral vascular collapse? >> it's hard to speculate. >> it's possible though? >>. >> her medical records aren't out there. >> she lost control and collapsed. >> it looks like -- something was happening on the video. >> i'm playing the video. she collapsed. dr. segal? >> i want to say this. 2012 she had a severe blow to the head, sirius concussion, she had the blood clot. she was put on lifetime coumadin. whatever is causing her to fall and possibly black out. i look at the video, i wasn't there, looks to me like she either fainted or close to fainting. if you're fainting, you can hit your head.

if you hit your head and you're on blood thinners, you can have a bleed. um not saying either one of those things are going to happen. >> i got my bell rang a lot. i was a hockey player. i know what it's like to be knocked out, to have a concussion and have my bell rang. but i remember everything that happened. i mean do you think that was an excuse what she said to the fbi? >> i don't know whether that was an excuse or not. but again in 2008 we went after john mccain with a witch hunt saying he had a melanoma. how do we know he won't have another one. >> there was a one in four chances of surviving eight years. >> everyone was putting him in the grave. here he is running for senator again at 80. here's the point. i thought we established a criteria. i call in "the wall street journal" the mccain protocol. if you're 70 or more or have a significant health history, you have to pony up your entire

health records and select members of the media or an independent board of physicians gets to review it. >> there are all doctor feelgoodes out there. if you want to find a doctor that's going to give you the painkiller, the anti-anxiety medication, you're going to get it. if you want the doctor who says he's healthy when you're not for an insurance policy, you can go doctor shopping for that. if she has all of these inciden incidents, then the coumadin and the concussion and all of these other issues, the coughing, the collapse, is this a neurological issue? >> well i think that a neurological workup is paramount. that's definitely what needs to be done. besides releasing the medical records. neurological workup for sure, 100%. >> her campaign says except for pneumonia she's fine. >> pneumonia, i have to tell you. when i see pneumonia i have to

check a chest x-ray. >> bacterial pneumonia can kill you. >> this seems to be a mild occasion but nobody should be waving off pneumonia, especially an elderly person. >> if you got a call from any of your patient that somebody with this history that we're discussing here had a collapse like this, would you recommend a hospital? would that be 100% -- >> yes, 100%. >> -- protocol? >> 100%. >> i wasn't there. you go to the hospital. it would tend to be my standard of care as well. yes. right away. >> if it was me, i would -- anybody i knew, i would take them straight to the hospital. it's not normal for people to collapse -- >> better safe than sorry. >> and it was 77 degrees and breezy. it wasn't hot. >> especially if you had pneumonia on friday and you collapse and black out on sunday, go to the er and get looked at. >> she has extensive blood clot

history. it can lead to a pulmonary embolism. >> is there a chance there's something else neurologically going on? for example, wikileaks has the research into some drugs that can be used for parkinson's. is that a possibility? >> all of this is a possibility. we don't have her medical records and we don't know. hard to speculate. >> she's hit her head before, she has a blood clot, lifetime coumadin, now having fainting spells, dehydration. something is going on here. i want to see her records. >> your best guess? >> i don't guess. i'm not going to guess. >> you know that. >> shocking report for the new york post reveals that after hillary collapsed on sunday her campaign didn't want to take her to the hospital. all in an effort and aattempt to hide her condition from you, the public. also tonight --

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here reaction, ari fleischer and a.j. dell gotti. there is some truth to that but i think everything else in the clintons, you can't trust them. they're not honest and forthcoming. and i sense that her health issues go a lot further than what they're tell us publicly. thoughts. >> i'm not in a position to know what her health problems are. but if she had something the secret service needed to take her for care. >> she overrode them. >> that's what we'll never get to the bottom of, whether that's true or not, whether she could override them. but i strongly suspect if she had been passed out in the car, there's in way that the secret

service would have allowed themselves to be overrode. >> she collapsed. that she literally fell. >> that's absolutely true. >> the question is if she she was passed out in the car, the secret service would are overrode everybody on the staff and taken her to the hospital. >> if she collapses, she collapsed. >> okay. now let's talk about that. what happened on the outside of the car. the press coverage of this has been absolutely ridiculous. they're using ef word they can. helped into the vehicle. if it wasn't for the people there she would have collapsed on to ground. i don't know why they won't use the word collapse. what bothers me the most about these things is there seems to be a protective cocoon too many in the media put up with their word usage. and we all know if that video hadn't come out none of us would be here talking about it because none of us would have known about it. >> this goes to the argument of donald trump's biggest

arguments, crooked hillary. the narrative plays out almost every day. >> this is a recurring theme that we see what happened. it's not so much her health as it is to coverup. first they said it was overheating and then pneumonia. they're not giving it to us straight. they're not releasing the medical records, they're not relee leasing her wall street speeches. it's a recurring pattern of dishonesty and lack of transparency. >> anybody you knew that was 68 years old with her health history, the deep vein thrombosis was venal ser reeb ra rale thrombosis, so this is a cognitive issue, a neurological issue, i don't think any such person -- and then also one who has pneumonia that collapsed. the only reason i can think of her not wanting to go to the hospital is because she would have to reveal the truth about her medical condition. >> this is something that the

american public deserves to know. we saw what they did with john mccain. they said it was one in three. odds are he's going to drop dead in office. i'm telling it like it is. why is this not on issue that the american public has a right to know. we keep hearing about donald trump's taxes. that's not going to affect me. what is goings to affect me is if hillary clinton has the strength and the stam ma to put in the work for the next four years if elected. >> george w. bush was in phenomenal shape, he could run mile after mile, worked out regularly, aggressive biker. if you were with him and he collapsed like this, i suspect knowing you as well as i do, you would have insisted on the hospital. >> well i did happen. he collapsed in the privacy watching a miami dolphins football game in january of 2002. eating a plet zel. passed out, hit his head and

fainted. but within minutes i got a phone call from the chief of staff, the president called me. it was a sunday afternoon. it happened at 5:30. and before 8:00 was hit i organized a press conference telephone call and i had the white house fen on the phone with everybody with with all of the press. >> you're actually honest and truthful and he doesn't have underlying medical conditions in that case. that was just an unfortunate accident. >> but nobody would have known about it but it was still the instinct of the white house you have to reveal, you need to say, we should and we did. there's always pressure and strain on the candidates. >> she took off more days in august than she worked, ari. with all due respect i work ten times harder than her. you know, i know that donald trump said that jeb bush was low energy. compared to her, he seemed like the energizer bunny. >> my point is that every time she faces a fork in the road she

takes the wrong fork. she goes to sexy and it's hurting her. she's turning what could have been a health issue into an honesty issue. >> a.j. is now with the trump campaign. >> i am. great honor. thank you up next tonight right here on "hannity". >> my wife and i represent nondeplorable people. >> donald trump brings his supporters on stage to hit back against hillary clinton's basket of deplorables comment. of deplorables comment. that and more of deplorables comment. that and more i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. is it a professor who never stops being a student? is it a caregiver determined to take care of her own?

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these are not deplorable people. that i can tell you. come on over. >> my wife and i represent

nondeplorable people. >> as a black female american i say let's get out and support donald trump. >> i am a wife, a mother, i work full time and i am voting for donald trump. and mrs. clinton, you can go home. >> i'm a pastor. >> ladies and gentlemen, we need to pray for and vote for the next president of the united states of america, donald trump. >> donald trump at a rally in north carolina bringing some of his supporters on stage who hillary clinton of course labeled a basket of deplorable. fax news contributor rick and actually my pastor now and i'm going to preach from the pulpit

of his church, of course with the new spirit revival center, ceo for the national diversity coalition for trump, reverend darrell scott. reverend, that's going to be the worst sunday. you going to bring it straight from the heart. >> only thing is going to hit, you're going to bring it and god is going to move. >> but i'm deplorable. all of us are falling short, i guess we can make the case that everybody is deplorable, including her irredeemable husband. what are your thoughts? >> well, all of the racism and the vile and venom and insults i've received have come if hillary supporters. she rehachled and let her guard down and her real feelings came out. but truth be told, honest to god, she's the one who is deplorable.

her lies are deplorable. her health seems to be deplorable. benghazi was deplorable. the e-mail scandal was deplorable. what the dnc did to bernie sanders is deplorable. the campaign is deplorable. >> and full of hate, too. she lies with abandon. rick, i thought those were the tolerant groups. they claim they have a compassion. talk about sexist and racist and i'm thinking wait a minute, you're describing the countries that treat women horribly that, kill gays and lesbians and you take millions from them and don't criticize them. i'm thinking guilty as charged for yourself. >> and i think what hillary clinton did, just did by calling millions of americans deplorable is that she's saying millions of people who have a different

political view than what she has should be rejected and isn't that the definition of being intolerant? here we have a candidate telling us she's going to be the uniter. she's one that fingers tens of millions of people and says because i disagree with your decision, you're deplorable. this is going to be commercial, over and over. >> obama does the same thing, you know, talking about people from the mid west clinging to god, guns, the bible. and religion. >> that seems to be whoever is not in agreement with them, they slander, insult, degrade and they're saying innocent when

they do it. i mean, hillary clinton campaign today has been trying to put comments into a washing machine and try to spin it. now, they're trying to identify this. you know? they're asking the trump support supporters and you can't clean this up. she spoke about her heart. >> rick, we'll give you the last ward. >> yes. i have a problem with this growing intolerance. it's an issue we all look at and think we're american. we're supposed not to be pushed into identity politics. and hillary clinton and barack

obama are trying to say we're one america but language is divisive. it's identity politics at its worst. it's not going to be something that benefits hillary politically. >> pastor you sure you want to give that pulpit to me? >> they're going to have a wonder full time. >> are you sure? >> i heard you got an honorary doctorate. >> i did. >> then bring it. >> i won't be shy. thank you. >> we need your help. when we come back, a very important question of the day is straight ahead. ♪ our parents worked hard so that we could enjoy life's simple pleasures. now it's our turn. i'm doing the same for my family. retirement and life insurance solutions from pacific life can help you protect what you love and grow your future with confidence. pacific life. helping generations of families achieve

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go to facebook and let us know what you think. unfortunately that is all the time we have this evening. thank you for being with us. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. breaking tonight, with 56 day to go until the election, democrats are reportedly getting nervous as hillary clinton watches her polling slip again while facing new questions about her health and an embarrassing hearing over her e-mail. welcome to the kelly file. i'm megyn kelly. tonight less than three points separate hillary clinton and donald trump in the average of all polls, a sharp change from last month's eight. point spread. when you look at the drop over the last few weeks, it is clear that questions about mrs. clinton's credibility are having an impact. adding to that head ache, a hearing in washington today where two men who helped mrs. clinton set up her priva