let us know what you thought of the show. go to facebook.com/kelly/file and follow me on twitter. let me know what you think. >> i think i lost my ring. >> everyone needs one of these. >> there you go. there you go. tonight -- >> the polls tonight, the polls are coming out. we are leading in so many polls i can't tell you. i don't know where to begin. >> donald trump is seizing momentum in the 2016 race with a major rise in the polls. laura ingraham is here tonight with reaction. >> i don't know, folks. you think hillary would be able to stand up here for an hour and do this? >> donald trump calls hillary clinton's stamina into question. >> i don't think so. >> as he releases details about his health. >> the records that i got without question indicate he's healthy enough to be president. >> and trump's running mate governor mike pence joins us to weigh in. >> i will fight for every last american job and every american company. >> also, donald trump lays out

his economic agenda. "hannity" starts right here, right now. welcome to "hannity," and tonight the 2016 race continues to turn in favor of donald trump with the candidate now making huge gains in the polls just released. fox news, national poll shows trump has now closed the gap with hillary clinton and is now in a virtual tie with clinton's one point lead falling within the margin of error. also a brand-new cbs news "new york times" poll has the race dead even for trump and clinton with 42% in a four-way con the rest. it shows trump winning among highly-coveted independent voters, which is a swing for donald trump since the poll last ran in july. we have polling out of iowa tonight. monmouth university poll has a advantage over clinton. the buckeye stay, ohio, suffolk

university has him beating. he was in new hampshire earlier tonight. here are some of the highlights. >> new polls have just come out, and we're leading in many of the battleground states. and we're leading all over the country, the hch l.a. times" has us six points up nationwide. on november 8th, new hampshire can be the state that pushes us over the top. [cheering]. >> we're going to win new hampshire and we're going to win back the white house, and we're going to make america great again. remember that. remember that. it is going to be a victory for the people, and especially those people who haven't had hope in a long time. that's a lot of people, believe

me. what we're doing is a movement. what we're doing, you're going to be so proud of your country very, very soon. so just remember. [cheering]. >> so proud. and it is a movement, and it is a movement that everybody's talking about, everybody is talking about it. i'm running to be the president of all of americans. our support comes from all regions and backgrounds and all walks of life. you are the cops and soldiers, the carpenters and welders, the accountants and lawyers, young and old, rich and poor, black, white, latino, but above all we're all-americans, all of us together. all americans. >> here now with reaction is the editor in chief of life zed fox news contributor and a huge syndicated host, laura ingraham. >> great to see you.

>> great to have you here. >> good fob here. >> polls are amazing. anybody who says they can predict with certainty how it ends in 54 days doesn't know what they're talking about, but there are real significant reasons trump is up. i think he's made real strides in terms of taking risks. >> right. >> louisiana, mexico, black churches. he is going all around the country. he has a really busy schedule, i think it has contributed, staying on message, focused on hillary and obama. >> i think we're seeing some of donald trump's heart which is something people needed to see. everybody knows trump's tough so he can throw punches, if someone hits him he will hit them back. he won't stand for america to be humiliated, he will be the law enforcer, but he is showing more of his heart and a little humility is a good thing, too. i think it has brought some of the people back the the fold. over the next 56 days, whatever it is, 57 days, he has to keep reassuring the country, doing exactly what he is doing. the speech today, the economic speech. >> it was a good speech today. >> oh, phenomenal speech.

any conservative who watched that and the never trumpers, who are talking to themselves because they're become irrelevant, to watch that speech and say he is not a real conservative, i don't know how you look in the mirror. >> we will check in with two really bright guys on the economy, this is kennedy, reagan-esque, maybe with the exception of trade, fair? >> remember, ronald reagan put the temporary tariffs on haerl davidson, george bush put temporary tariffs on steel coming in from china. we have put tariffs on companies cheating on the international trade agreements. i think it is right. >> you have a president that will say radical islam and one that won't. you have the supreme court. need i say more. >> that's everything. >> health care, energy independence. >> obama care gone. >> building the military up. >> right, have to do it. what is not conservative about

any of that? >> that's what i was going to ask. what is not conservative about that agenda? >> people, we all fall into it sometimes, they feel lost, wounded, pride, you know, pliri cometh before the fall. he has 88% -- >> he needs 93. >> i think you are seeing it change. when he is up 8 points today in iowa, a state mitt romney lost handily, and we see him up in nevada. >> florida and ohio. >> we have not seen a republican win florida and ohio and not win the presidency, i'm not sure within our lifetime. >> he is within three in wisconsin. >> the poll has him at 40.8% chance of winning. >> yesterday it was 31. >> and weeks ago it was 21. one in five chance.

>> by the way he changes every day so he can sea i'm not wrong. >> he does not have a strong debate performance. he starts being distracted by side issues, and the election can slip back away from him. >> i agree with him. >> right now it is a nice trajectory, but he has to build on it. don't get over confident, don't get cocky, continue to listen to the people. his listening is really powerful. it is nice to be listened to, people want to be listened to. >> you know, it is funny you say that because i go out and obviously people know i interview him, you have the same thing. >> yes. >> what is the one thing you would always hear? tell him we love him but be quiet. >> right. >> he's not picking fights with gold star dads, with a judge. he is now focused on hillary and obama and also he is giving deep policy speeches. >> oh, my parts. it is parts, sub parts, referring to statutes, particularly regulations are going to repeal. i don't know, again, in the last few elections who has been more substantive on specific policy issues that the nation cares

about from the economy, immigration, trade, and even foreign policy. so that criticism is now out the window. >> you made a really good comment, i quoted you on my radio show yesterday about an admonition for the never irrelevant trumper people, but what you said is deep and profound in this way. if she gets elected president, she will be unchecked. >> empirual executive. >> explain that. >> well, hillary would have appointed all of the prosecutors, all of the agency heads, all of the judges, appellate court, district court and probably three supreme court justices, two or three. >> at least. >> after that, who is going to stop hillary? when hillary clinton decides the equal protection clause requires a minimum standard of living, a minimum standard of education, a minimum standard of name your pick, what does it mean? >> same thing with immigration, same thing with taxation. >> all of it. >> same thing with executive orders. >> she will weaponize the government against the ordinary

working class american. >> that is a profound reason right there. >> unchecked power. trump will be checked by paul ryan. you know paul ryan is going to check trump, eye roll, by mitch mcconnell and by a court that probably will still be divided. anyone can say trump is going to do this and that, trump is going to have a lot to deal with in congress. >> checks and balances. >> how many of you, raise your hands, if you think the government under paul ryan and mitch mcconnell will refuse to fund the government and shut it down? they probably had a heart attack when ted cruz read "green eggs and ham." they said, it is embarrassing, we're going to lose mid-term elections and we want. >> my admonition is this, i don't think they need to fill trump's head with facts and figures because i think he understands the issues. i think one of the benefits of giving these policy speeches is, hey, that's prep, if you will, for debate. >> yeah.

>> the thing i'm worried about, i don't think hillary can run on obama's economic record, her economic record that she wants to follow in his footsteps or on the policy record, but she wants to prove to the country he doesn't have the temperament to be president so i suspect poke try to irritate, upset his feelings and make him bubble and fizz likeal ka settl alka seltz walter. >> i can see him, she is going to interrupt, donald, you are used to interrupting but it is not going to happen here. when reagan delivered a punch he gave a hug at the same time. a punch and a hug. a little westfulness, reagan said, there you go again, and it was that smile and knowing glance. sometimes saying nothing is really powerful and just looking at the person. sometimes that's powerful. >> do you think he will have the impenetrable shield where she

can't get to him? >> i don't no. >> he seems very relaxed on the campaign trail, very in the zone. >> i think he is getting used to not having to respond to every criticism and that's hard. he's not a politician. he is kind of a street fighter. he is really smart but used to punching back. sometimes holding back is the strongest position to take. >> yeah, i don't have that skill. >> yeah, you punch back. this is why we've been successful at what we've done. >> yeah. >> sometimes it is better to hold back a little built. >> you're right. >> and let her talk. she has no record, and just attacking him on personal grounds, which she will do, that kind of profls our point, doesn't it? >> well said. laura ingraham. great to see you. >> great to see you, sean. >> coming up next, on this busy news tonight on "hannity." >> not one single idea she's got will create one net american job. donald trump slamming hillary clinton while laying out his economic agenda. trump running mate, indiana

governor mike pence is next, he's in studio. also tonight. i don't know, folks. do you think hillary would be able to stand up here for an hour and do this? i don't, i don't think so. i don't think so. >> donald trump questions hillary clinton's stamina, releases new information about his health. we will check in with our medical a team. they have reaction. all of that and more tonight as we continue on "hannity."

. live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark. donald trump's campaign saying the presidential candidate believes president obama was born in the u.s. trump was for many years one of the leaders of the so-called birther movement that questioned president obama's u.s. citizenship. the statement from the trump campaign followed a speech by rival hillary clinton when she ripped trump for refusing to say barak obama was born in the u.s. the u.s. regulator is issuing an official recall of samsung's galaxy note 7 phone. samsung had already voluntarily recalled the devices. the note series is one of samsung's most expensive and demand for the phone had been high. the explosions and fires have caused both injuries and property damage. i'm patricia stark, and now back to "hannity."

not one single idea she's got will create one net american job or create one new dollar of american wealth for our workers. the only thing she can offer is a welfare check, that's about it. our plan will produce paychecks, and they're going to be great paychecks for millions of people now unemployed or underemployed. >> that was donald trump earlier today taking a few little swipes after his democratic rival while unveiling details of his economic plan. joining us with reaction gop governor mike pence. how are you? >> great, sean. >> 54 days to go and you may be the next vice president of the united states. you have to love these polls. >> very encouraged, tremendous momentum beyond the numbers, i just see it everywhere i go. >> what changed? what do you think is different?

>> i don't think anything has changed. i just think donald trump's optimistic message to make america great again, rebuild our military, have american standing tall on the world stage and revive this economy through all of the principles he described at the economic club in new york, through less taxes, less regulation, more american energy, stronger trade deals. >> that's a reagan economic policy, maybe take aside the trade issue alone. everything else is reagan. >> i couldn't agree more. it is not only reagan, it is kennedy. i mean these were two different presidents who understood that you lower marginal tax rates, you roll back regulation, you get big government out of the way of job creators in america, and this economy will come roaring back. it did with john f. kennedy, it did after ronald reagan, it will happen with president trump. >> he has resorpss available to him neither kennedy or reagan had, america's vast energy

sources, coupled with fracking and drilling. you are talking millions of high-paying jobs and careers. >> that's exactly right. he talked about it in the speech and what ending the war on coal. >> that it is amazing a major party candidate campaigned on promising to have fewer coal businesses and miners, that's what hillary clinton said. >> i would argue i do see a little change in in trump in this sense. i think he is more on message, very deep, substantive speeches he is giving on policy. he has gotten away from distractions, fighting with a judge or whatever that could take his attention away. i also think he's taken a lot of risks that have paid off. baton rouge, thought he did a great would be with the matt

lauer forum, going to mexico. there's a risk doing something like that. he is going into black churches which i love because as a conservative i have never liked the phoney label that conservatives don't care about all-americans. i find it offensive to me. i think that coupled with a more presidential feel to him he seems to hit his stride. >> well, we will take the compliment. >> you're not going to agree or disagree? >> no, i agree in a very real sense i think america is seeing this man for who he is and the kind of president he will be more clearly today. >> i have known him for years. he's more natural now, more the guy i have known. >> okay. all right. >> is that fair? >> right. >> that's him. what we see now -- >> you are saying it hasn't changed, it is just him. that's my point. >> he is combative but i think he has adjusted for the commit cal arena but it is still him. >> make no mistake, this man is a fighter, and he is a win erp. everywhere i go people appreciate he can fight, but to your point what people are

saying when he went and met with president nieto, when we went to baton rouge and i saw him order the motor cade to pull over, he jumped out of the car, and unscheduled stop and put his arms and people and walked into homes devastated by the water. >> it was shocking, and the media ignored that story. >> 40,000 families out of their homes. >> horrible. >> and there he was, and he was in mexico city sitting with a leader in a cordial discussion with whom he has strong differences of opinion. there he was on the streets of baton rouge, louisiana. there he is in african-american churches showing his heart and commitment to make everyone great for everyone regardless of race, creed, color or gender. what people are seeing is the kind of president that donald trump will be, and think that's why you're seeing all of the momentum, the turnout at the rallies, and all tv momentum in all of these key states around the country. >> what do you say? like he laid out an extremely

conservative agenda on the economy today. he has an extremely conservative plan, he likes originalists like scalia and thomas for the court. >> you bet. >> education back to the states, energy independence, repeal obama care, replace it with free market solutions. his tax plan is conservative. what part of this alienates any conservative because you are as strong a conservative as i think i am, and i know people like the term nationalist populous, but the agenda is applying conservative principles today's problems. >> i think conservative is in a sense populous. i was at the ronald reagan library last week and reflected on the similarities between these two men, and i think there are many. we all remember ronald reagan for his strong, conservative principles and the policies he advanced, but in a real sense i'm old enough to remember

ronald reagan was a man who spoke straight into the hearts of every day americans. they call it -- >> reagan lived conservatives for decades. trump knew it but he has evolved politically and people seem unwilling to accept he now sees the answers based on his life experience. >> look, i don't want to overstate it, they were two different men, two different styles. but i think at their core is the same understanding of what has made this country great. >> yeah. >> it is our freedom, it is our free market economics, it is our commitment to the constitution. it is the ar sevenal of democracy standing with our allies, standing up to our enemies. donald trump at his core cherishes those same american ideal also you and i cherish, ronald reagan cherished and i think the vast majority of american people cherish. >> how important are the debates and are you ready? >> i'm getting ready, but i know my running mate is ready.

>> chomping at the bit i'm betting. >> yes. i honestly think he is going to bring a lifetime of experience to that stage. i think you saw that on another network last week. >> i thought he did well in that forum. you knew he won because every liberal was bashing poor mat lauer. god for bit i have to defined lauer. >> the majority of americans thought he did well. what you saw was someone confident and ready to lead. i think this election really does come down to just a few core issues. it is about national security, it is about prosperity. it is about upholding the constitution and the supreme court of the united states. it is about upholding the highest standards of integrity in the highest office in the land. on all of those things donald trump is head and shoulders over hillary clinton, and i think that explains where you're seeing such tremendous momentum in this campaign. >> governor, good to see you. thanks for stopping by. >> thanks, sean. >> 54 days to go. >> but who is counting? >> who is counting. up next tonight right here on "hannity." i don't know, folks, you

think hillary would be able to stand up here for an hour and do this? i don't. i don't think so. i don't think. >> donald trump casting doubt about hillary clinton's stamina as he releases details about his own health. we will check in with our medical a team, and coming later tonight. over the next ten years our economic team estimates under our plan the economy will average 3.5% growth and create a total of 25 million new jobs. >> donald trump unveiling his full economic agenda, promising historic job creation to put you, the american people, some 95 million of you out of the labor force, back to work. anthony scaramucci, steve moore are here with reaction. that tonight on "hannity." ...in just a few clicks. with safelite you don't have to miss a thing. y'all did wonderful! thank you. (girls sing) safelite repair, safelite replace.

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122 degrees? it is hot and it is always hot when i perform because the crowds are so big. these rooms were not designed for this kind of a crowd. i don't know, folks. you think hillary would be able to stand up here for an hour and do this? i don't. i don't think so. i don't think so. >> donald trump last night calling out hillary clinton, earlier today the trump campaign released information on the gop nominee's health and mr. trump shared his medical history on the dr. oz show which he taped yesterday. take a look. if a patient of mine had these records i would be really happy and i would send them on their way. i must say, i would have shared this earlier. why didn't you blast this out? >> i didn't think it was necessary. you know, the public's known me for a long time. they've never seen me in a hospital. >> okay. >> one thing, if i'm in a hospital it is going to be out there big league. when you're running for president i think you have an

obligation to be healthy. i don't think you can do the work if you're not healthy, i don't think you can represent the country properly if you're not a healthy person. >> joining us podiatric surgeon and former fellow, dr. kelly powers. from the fox news medical a-team, dr. marc siegel. good to see you both. he is on a stat appendectomy at 11. does it matter? >> doesn't matter. >> i had my tonsils out in first grade. >> he has no family history of heart disease or cancer. >> parents lived long. >> father into the 80s, mother into 90s. help a calcium score very low, in 2013 he had an echocardiogram on the heart. >> explain why the calcium score is important? >> it tells you the amount of

calcium in your coronary arteries and if you have a lot it is predictive you have a heart disease. if you have a little, and both candidates have a little, it is predictive of heart disease. ekg was normal. echocardiogram of the heart is normal, blood pressure is low and his cholesterol is under control. tess testosterone is a little elevated which we're not spliced to find out with his energy, and his prostrate looks good. >> his psa was really low. >> really low, which is a sign he doesn't have prostrate trouble. chest x-ray normal, thyroid function normal. >> everything norm zblal yes. >> his weight is his only issue, 236 pounds. >> 15 pounds overweight. >> right. >> go ahead. >> bottom line, sean, trump is -- there's a fou things he needs to work on. bmi as you mention, dr. siegel, is a little elevated which indicates -- >> which indicates he is an average american, but go ahead.

>> it is a little elevated so he could afford to lose a few pounds. he is classified under nih calculations as being overweight. you know, this does put him at risk for diabetes and heart disease. there are a lot of americans that have this concern. but overall, his health concerns are nowhere near hillary clinton's alarming medical history, such as, you know, we talked about it before, btts, cvts, memory loss, concussion. the list goes on. >> i would add and dr. powers would agree, there's something called a young 70. we don't go only by chronological age, it is a young 70. it is not only what age but what kind of health. >> i'm a young 54. >> very. well, you exercise a lot. by the way, i want him to do a little more exercise. he waves his hands a lot. >> everyone knows i do martial arts, hitting and punching. you do three rounds on the bag and i'm like, ahh. does that mean, anything, dr. powers? >> you know, i would like to point out one thing, too.

hillary releases her medical records yesterday, trump today as we saw. i have a question. where is the beef? where is what we all want to see, which is her neuro evaluation. one, has it been done? i would think that most medical professionals would have performed a neuro evaluation and repeat mris to be included in that neuro eval. but where is it? who is saying it is not pertinent and why hasn't it been released? that's what we want to see. >> i agree with that totally, dr. powers. to your point we saw a big run down on the pneumonia which she is clearly recovering from. it was called non-contagious, which it is normally contagious. we saw nothing about the history of faints and the history of head trauma. we saw a ct scan that was negative, but we haven't seen a lot of those records and she had a faint. completely agree with that. >> right. >> i have to let you both go. go ahead, dr. powers. >> i was going to say pneumonia no serious is becoming a red

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hello, welcome back to "hannity." donald trump outlined his economic policy agenda earlier today right here in new york city. here are some of the highlights. >> it is time to establish a national goal of reaching 4% economic growth. over the next ten years our economic team estimates under our plan the economy will average 3.5% growth and create a

total of 25 million new jobs. our tax plan will greatly simplify the code and reduce the number of brackets from seven to three. one of our greatest job creation measures is going to be our 15% business tax rate, down from the current 35% rate, a reduction of more than 40%. we will make america wealthy again. we will make america strong again, and we will make america great again. >> all right. here with reaction, trump campaign national finance member and cohost of "wall street week" on the fox business netd work, anthony scaramucci is back with us. also economic at the heritage foundation and trump economic adviser steve moore. good the see you both. half of america doesn't pay

federal income taxes, they won't pay. he will drop the corporate from 40 to 15%. we are nearly like ireland at that point, right? >> right now we have the highest corporate tax in the world, so our businesses are leaving. >> is going to spend 4.6 billion -- >> and they're leaving. we don't scratch their heads and ask why, they tell us we have the highest rate. from we go from the highest to the lowest, it will be like a magnet. those companies will come back and invest in the united states. >> and this issue, i'll go to anthony on this, of corporations, multi-national corporations parking not millions, billions, but literally maybe as high as $5 trillion overseas because the taxation rate is too high in this country. incentivize them with a 10% rate, they bring the money back, they build factories, manufacturing center goes, that means people in flint, michigan, wisconsin, ohio, pennsylvania, do they get back to work?

>> they not only go back to work, but the big unemployment number people don't focus on is the usix unemployment number. steve can tell you that number is still 9.5, 10%. if you brought half of that money back you would get that number down into the 5, 6% zone and you are at full employment in the country, and you will see an sploegs in wage growth for the middle class and working class families, and that's really been the principle focus of today's speech. let's work at the american government level for the middle class and working class families, to help them create an aspirational society. >> i'm a broken record, the lowest labor participation rates since the '70s, lowest homeownership rates in 51 years, slowest recoveries since the '40s. >> the census bureau came out with income and poverty statistics. >> i have them here. >> there's a little bump up here, but here is the interesting thing. >> i have it right here, business insider had it. >> the average income for

working class families today is lower today than in 2007. there's been no recovery at all. hillary is running arnold saying everything is wonderful. >> we have 12 million more people on food stamps, 8 million more in poverty. >> 42.5 million people in poverty. this is no recoveries. >> where are the conservatives on this, this is reagan to me. >> it is. we're going to cut taxes, reagan did that. we're going to get rid of regulations, reagan did that. trump is even to the right of reagan on school choice, you talked about it the other night. he is saying let's take the 60 billion and give it to the parents and kids in the inner cities so they can go to good schools. we will have a pro america energy policy. i worked for ronald reagan. i would say this is the candidate right now, donald trump, who is most reagan-esque we've had since reagan. >> last question. energy is the life blood of our economy, let's be blunt. we need energy to keep everything going. now, we are dependent on a lot

of our energy resources, but we have more resources especially with natural gas, new technologies, horizontal drilling, fracking, all of these new technologies where we could be energy independent in maybe four years and put millions of americans to work at high-paying jobs. that's a big part of our potential success, isn't it? >> it is not only that, sean. i mean it turns out we are actually saudi arabia. imagine that 40 years ago when we were talking about peak oil. we are actually a next exporter of energy in three to five years, and what mr. trump is saying we can convert it into revenues which not only grow gdp but help pay down the deficit. >> so western europe dependent on ukraine and vladimir putin, if he turns off the spigot they're in dire straits. we can export to them. >> i just wrote a book. i have tote got for you.

you're right, we can be energy independent, but i'm going to take it a step further. we can be the energy dominant country on the globe. >> we could be loaded, rich like the saudis. >> and think about this, talking about economics, think about national security. if we don't have to import oil from the countries -- >> oh, huge. >> hillary, by the way, her agenda is keep it in the ground. that makes no sense. >> and put coal miners out of work. >> she has done a good job of that. >> up tonight on this busy news night on "hannity." >> i'm not saying hannity or others, but they want her to be sick, dying and on her death bed. it is wishful thinking. >> that's called slander. brian stelter, the little pipsqueak, he is kind of zuker's stenographer. he takes a shot at me and rush. i will set the record straight and we will get reactions. stephanie,

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. welcome back to "hannity." last night cnn host, i call him the pipsqueak, he uses media matters as his talking points, kind of jeff zucker's stenographer, brian stelter, visually slandered and tagged me and rush limbaugh.

watch this. >> there's a basket of legitimate questioning about hillary clinton's health and some commentators fit into the basket. they're right to wonder about her health in some cases. then there's this other basket, the truly deplorable, who sean hannity fits into it, so does rush limbaugh. these are people that bring up issues about her health and have been doing it for years. some of these figures want her to be sick, they want her to be dying, they want her on her death bed. it is wishful thinking. >> want her sick, want her dying, want her on her death bed. well, brian, if you would actually do research, i know you work for the clinton news network, but if you would actually do some research you might discover that numerous times on my radio show, y yesterday i said i wish her all the best, we only wish the best even though we have political differences. what you did is a lie, a smear, a slander. basically a typical cnn darks.

joining us washington examiner contributor lisa boothe, fox news contributors mercedes schlapp and eboni williams. i should see for standard. >> let's go to court with him, sean. >> i have better things to do. it is slander. >> in all seriousness, look, you have well-documented, i would challenge you to name one thing you agree with hillary clinton. you and i have political differences. >> sure. you are coming over. >> but i know you to be a good man. >> i'm winning you over. >> you have it your way, sean. i know you to be a good man and i have never known you to wish someone dead. it is actually a very nasty, undermined employ, and i'm disappointed and kind of disgust zble . >> mercedes, when you dig deep, that's kind of what anyone who works with cnn does. >> that's right. >> hillary's comment about deplorables, he is one upping so he is using hers, but it is followed by these are people that will never change,

irredeemable, that they're racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, islamophobic. that's a narrative democrats use every campaign and it is a slander. >> it is typical name-calling strategy that they have. what is fascinating is with the mainstream media is they live in a bubble. they're the ultimate washington insiders, the ultimate new york elitists. they don't know how to connect with the every day americans. what they've spent their time doing right now is they've criticized reporters time and time again and individuals who are just asking very simple questions on hillary clinton's health. rush limbaugh came out and said i'm simply reporting what i'm seeing. what are we seeing? cough fits, seizure like behaviors, questions that reporters should be asking and yet they're defending her. >> well, it is what is on the record we've talked about, lisa, and we see the coughing fits, we know she claimed to the fbi she couldn't remember ever being briefed ever about cyber security. we know that she had deep vein

thrombosis, we know now she has pneumonia, we sea her collapse, we know she had some type of cerebral, verknal thrombosis as well. she has real conditions here, real concussion. is it so unfair to ask doctors what they think about what is on the record? because that's all i did and he called that a conspiracy theory. >> no, it is not, sean, because we saw her falling to the ground in video. there's been pictures of her having difficulty getting up the stairs. as you mention, she was the one, alt least in the notes of the context of the notes of the fbi, seemingly telling them she couldn't remember things after her concussion. so there are legitimate questions there. sean, these individuals, these reporters had no problem questioning john mccain's health in 2008 but somehow hillary clinton's health is off limit. there's a reason according to gallup that american's trust in the media is at an all-time low.

hillary clinton has done herself no favors by concealing so much information, the private e-mail server, the clinton foundation. >> simple question, do you think we are being told the entire truth about hillary's health? eboni. >> no, she has a consistent problem. >> i agree there's an ultimate coverup. >> lisa. >> i don't think hillary clinton is capable of the truth. >> lisa, give an opinion. >> i think it is in her dna. >> lisa gets the gold star for that one. thank you all. coming up, we have a very important question of the day. we need your help. that is next. nk you all. coming up, we have a very impo

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