democrat riding a broom like a witch, and trump's plane drops money as it flies buy. the creators say no one seem to be offended. thank you for joining us on this friday afternoon. here's shep. >> it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 p.m. in washington, dc, just hours ago donald trump finally backed down from his birther ridiculousness. >> president barack obama was born in the united states. period. >> bit what about your claim that hillary clinton started this whole thing? the facts ahead. clinton herself going hard after trump today, slamming him as unfit to be president, saying he traffics in conspiracy theories and calling him a loose cannon. let's get too it. >> remember the tv show, punked? remember it? ashton kutcher would set if

planks of celebrities as the cameras rolled. today donald trump punched the media and we learned eight not as fun when you're the victim. here's what happened. donald trump's campaign announced he would be holding a news conference, first news conference on any matter in two months. this one on his past statements about the president from -- not being born in america, statements not true. instant stead of the news conference he did an eight, minute lifestyle commercial for his new hotel in washington, then brought out american heros to extol his greatness and said the first black president of the real estatey an america citizen and never gave a reason for his change in position, then said hillary clinton started it, which she tide not. he blamed hillary clinton for contracting the birther conspiracy theory. she did not. the comments came from that new hotel of his just blocks away from the white house.

not only did trump admit that president obama was born in the u.s. -- thank you for that -- he also took credit for resolving the issue that never was. apparently forcing president obama to release his birth certificate back in 2011, stating he was obviously born in hawai'i. >> hillary clinton and her campaign of 2008 started the birther controversy. i finished it. i finished it. you know what i mean. president barack obama was born in the united states, period. now we all want to get back to making america strong and great again. thank you. thank you very much. >> just like that, that should end it. there is no evidence to support the claim that hillary clinton or her team started the theory that president obama wasn't born in america.

zero. never happened. yet this is not the first time donald trump has accused the clinton fact of that. but the birth certificate and the reality of life lived. reporters asked the president how he feels that this birther issue somehow has found its way back into the news. >> i have no reaction, and i'm shocked that a question like that would come up at a time when we got so many other things to do. i'm not that shocked, actually. it's fairly typical. we got other business to attend to. i was pretty confident about where i was born. i think most people were as well. and my hope would be that the presidential election reflects more serious issues than that. all right? thank you very much. >> obviously clinton's team set

the record straight. she did not start the birth are movement and tried to point out that donald trump's refusal that president obama was born in united states is a shine that the republican nominee is not connected with black voters. questions the home si of our nation's first black president and gives fuels to the, he's not one of us, lies. reporters on hand presume this was trump's attempt to put the birther issue behind him. that has not happened. but the attempt comes a the polls trend in donald trump's direction, showing a tightening race, especially in key battleground states and we'll have the visceral reaction from the congressional black caucus members and others. first jennifer griffin following hillary clinton's campaign. carl cameron at the aforementioned trump hotel in d.c. where they gave the press a quick tour and the press burped

the -- burned the video. no apology from donald trump. >> reporter: no, no report. he seemed to almost be boasting about supposedly ending it but it's not going to. hillary clinton is not going to let up on this. democrats aren't going to lint on it and republicans will continue to have to distance themselves from these remarks. initially there were a lot of republicans who concerned about the president's citizenship and birth certificate but one by one by one the republican party has peeled away from that and donald trump has been for the last month trying to court minorities, african-americans, particularly in inner city, latinos he offended with commentary about action, as rapists and criminals. so he needs moderate and independent voter and one way to attract those african-american voters he has been very aggressive in courting was to get this out of the way. but by not apologizing for and it suggesting he ended inand hillary started it, it essentially per pet waits the argument which for donald trump could keep the whole birther

question open for conspiracy theorists who aren't going to let it go. >> hillary clinton dropping the hammer on donald trump over the birther issue. >> dorp nadal's advisers halt the temerity to say he is doing the country a service by pushing these lies. no. he isn't. he is feeding into the worst impulse, the bigotry and bias, that lurks in our country. barack obama was born in america, plain and simple, and donald trump owed him and the american people an apology. >> that hasn't happened and clinton said there was no such thing as the new donald trump. that trump traffics in conspiracy theories and refuses to let them go' he is unfit to be our president.

the democrats going full force, putting out big napes to help clinton. bernie sanders urging his supporters now to vote for clinton, not a third party candidate. former president bill clinton on "the daily show" last night and michelle obama is headlining a rally in virginia and that's going on now and can be seen elsewhere. it's been widely reported the first lady and hillary clinton have not been that close, that dates to 2008 when then-senator obama beat out clinton for the democratic nomination. politics is a rough sport. but analysts say the first lady could be one of clinton's most important allies. officials say she'll focus today on key swing states, younger voters and african-americans. team fox coverage continues. jennifer griffin in d.c. trump might want to put this issue behind him but doesn't sound like it's happening. >> reporter: no, and hillary clinton seed on it when donald trump was not answer a question from a report about his role in

the berther movement, and would not say that president obama was born in united states. that was last night. clinton made no bones when she was speaking to a prominent group of black women, group she needs to win the election, suggesting donald trump's reason for keeping the issue alive for as long as he did was racist. after he finally stated that president obama was born in the united states today, she then took to twitter with a series of tweets, quote, what trump just did is a disgrace. the birther lie is what turn trump from an ordinary reality tv star into political figure. that story cannot be unwritten. the wind wind has given trump four pin knownows saying hillary clinton started the conspiracy. no evidence of that. michelle obama is now campaigning for clinton today. >> jennifer, tough. shortly after the trump event, some members of the congressional black caucus came

to microphones to react. we did not air that live as we did the trump event so here's some of it. >> donald trump is nothing more than a two-bit racial arsonist who for decades has done nothing but fan the flames of bigotry and hatred. he is someone who from the outset of his career, has practiced discrimination. from his time running the trump corporation in the 1970s, discriminating against african-americans and latinos in housing, labeling their application with a c so they would be set aside, and excluded. from his northwester the 1980s where he led the lynch mob against the central park five, four african-american men and one latino who were wrongfully convicted but donald trump wanted to send them to the death

penalty. and then, of course, his effort to lead the birther movement. which is nothing more than a fraud designed to appeal to the racist and the big gots and seep know phones who wanted to delength justice highs the first black president of the united states of america. if you question donald trump's true motive, exhibit a is his leadership in the birther movement. he is not qualified to be commander in chief. he is a hater in chief. >> it is important to note that african-americans have head a unique and special journey in the united states of america. we have been enslaved. we have suffered jim crowism. we have seen the segregated south living as second-class citizens. were yet the men and women who

are african-american have risen to serve in the united states military, we have sacrificed as first responders across america. we died on 9/11. and we have accepted our full privileges although we have shed blood for it for citizenship, and i join the pac by saying on behalf of african-americans, across america, we have had enough and we're not going to take it anymore. we will not elect a chief bigot of the united states of america. to mr. trump, who has dedebased the presidential contest like no other contest in the history of the united states of america. there has never been the lowest level of electioneers that mr. trump has engaged in. he could have ended this in a calm and respectful map mapper

after he started these lies. yesterday the "washington post --" there were no lights or cameras in the simple interview. he was asked the question whether or not the president was an american citizen born in the united states. he could have taken the quiet time to apologize. and to end the case as a candidate for the presidency of the united states. i respect all former presidents and existing presidents as my duty and i will indicate what the truth is. but mr. trump could not bring himself to do so, because he has lived a life of bigotry. >> i'm wondering when this country is going awaken fromming this reality show. the disrespect, to me as a woman, to me as an african-american to my children. you know, if you're discriminated against as a woman, you should find another job. a woman working is an inconvenience. to say if i'm hispanic, that i'm

a kill her and a rapist until i prove different. to say if i'm a muslim, then i must be a terrorist, and until i prove to donald trump differently. this is one man in america but we, as the american citizens, and as african-americans, latinos and women, independents, we have the opportunity to say, no, not in this america. >> what makes the united states of america the greatest country is that we accept and bring everybody together. that's the example we want to show. we want to show that you can be a different ethnic browns, different religions, different parts of the world and we can then come in a democratic society and live a better life, and not demonize individuals as donald trump has. >> representative gregory meeks and other members of the congressional black caucus

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released his birth certificate but the fact is hi kept talking about it for five more years, so it is curious why now. >> there's a debate coming up. i'm guessing you don't want that lie, because that's what it was. remember when he used to say he had sent people down to hawai'i to investigate. he said it on this channel. you're not going to believe what my people are finding. there's no evidence aft all that was true either. is there? >> there's no evidence at all, and essentially what he did today with i his remarks carried life. >> i called it getting punked. when a presidential candidate, one of two left for in the major party says i'm hold allege news conference, reporters usually carry that live. it's how we roll. but he lied to us. wasn't a news conference. that was a lie,, too. >> inteed 0 couple of his sort of signature characteristics

were on display today andmaster where of the media is one of them. he led the media to believe something was going to be happened and what happened was 20 or 30 minutes, carried live of his surrogates talking on his behalf, really difficult to imagine that occurring for any other candidate at any point in our history. so you really have to hand it to him the. the other thing that happened today was he essentially replaced one conspiracy their riff with another. talked about itself a little earlier and that's that the clinton canal pain started this. no evidence whatsoever. >> that's is a narrative shift attempt, and we have all been complicit in this throughout the history of this campaign and really before there was a campaign. i mean, we resident sort of been complicit, haven't we? not just in television. i'm talking about all of us, because we -- it's very

frustrating. >> it is definitely one of the ugliest aspects of 2016. no question. and i'm very interested to see how this gets handled during the debate, which is swiftly coming up. next monday. thrill be questions about this? will the moderator ask, what was it, if we dent get chance to talk to him until then, will they ask what is it about now that has convinced him final live that the president was born in the u.s.? as recently as january he was sort of hemming and howing about it -- >> you're suggesting he ever thought that was true in the first place. where is the evidence that donald trump ever believed that. >> -- the question to him. >> it would be interested. hope someone ill. >> other than his own words in are we supposed to not take him at face value? >> he says everything is just a suggestion. >> again, it would be is in to see that handled during the debate in some way, especially if he is ticking this tact that it's actually the clinton

campaign's fault this started to begin with. to have the two of them up there on stage kind of going back and fort about that would be quite interesting. >> i'd watch that. julie, great to have you. thank you as always. we'll be right back.

the race for the white house getting tighter with seven weeks until election day. brand new polls show voters are still mostly split when it comes to which candidate they like. the pollinates show voters think trump would do a better job with the economy and stopping government corruption and it's a virtual tie on terrorism. voters split on who is more qualified to nominate the next supreme court justices and say clinton would do a better job of handling immigration policy and race relations.

chris wall lace joins us. any revealing in these polls, chris? >> shep, the fact they're so close on so many of these issues and also that the polls have tightened both nationally and in swing states. there was a time right after the democratic convention when hillary clinton had a solid -- not a huge but solid seven to ten-point lead in the polls and on a lot of these issues. she doesn't anymore. this race is really tightened up. >> do the polls grandfather you an indication of when and why that happened? was it this last few days of clinton absence during illness? something specific in the internals there? >> not so much that but certainly in timing. it proceeds these last few days and the whole pneumonia incident. i think there are two issues. then trump positive side over the last month since he got the new campaign team he has been a better candidate. i don't know if he is listening to them or simply saw the polls

and realized he would lose if the didn't clean up his act. but has been more disciplined. sticks more to the teleprompter, been more policy oriented in the last week on his child care plan -- >> who is responsibility for that? any way to know? >> i'm not inside to know. my guess is it's a combination of the new team and that we be kelly anne conway and steve ban nan and they showed in the polls you'll lose and lose big. we know trump doesn't like that. now, that's the positive side for trump. the neglectsive side for clinton is it a been just been a steady drum beat on the i'm eels, 15,000 new ones from the fbi, the cozy relationshipthe clintoe clinton state department and then of course, the health incident. less the health than the fail our of transparency. the fact she didn't come clean for a few days.

>> would you given your hit in this business, would you guess that today would have any impact on polls i'm sure are being commissioned now? >> you're talking about the birther incident? >> yes. >> yeah. i don't know. the answer is i don't know. will say this, and this is different for trump than a lot of the others have been. no question this was a mistake on his part to leave this open. its damaging. youening tell by how quickly the campaign rolled it back. what is different is that so often in the past when trump would get into one these things like the fight with the gold star family, who was handle thing trump university case, he would keep it going to a while and refuse to back off. that would feed the flame. this one -- in less than 24 hours, he cut it off, he said, obama was born in america,

period. so that's different. and may in fact help him limit the political damage. >> it feels like there's a blowback on this, though. a lot of people who have been sitting around listening to these lies for a long time are coming forward going, what are you doing? this was never an issue. this was a made-up thing from the very beginning. it was politics and ugly politics and you heard the members of the cbc going, this is just racism at its core. that's what they said. >> well, look, it certainly has hurt him with african-americans. no question about that. you do see in the polls a number of them saying that for trump, to question the americanism of president barack obama, the first african-american president, they view it also racist and there's no question that it hurt him and there was one point when trump was at literally one percent african-american support in the polls. he has made an effort to try to

reach out, but i think that's one of the reasons. whether it's reaching out to african-americans themselves or to independents, who were worried about the guy, supporting somebody who be seen as racist, that's one of the reasons the trump campaign and now trump himself moved so quickly today to try to put an end to this. >> chris wallace, thank you. chris will be on "fox news sunday" and speck with the democratic vice presidential nominee, tim kaine and the run governor chris christie, trump adviser. plus the actor and activist george clooney and human rights activist, john pendergast will discuss the conflict in sudan. more politics ahead and donald trump letting his hair down on late-night tv. we look at how comedians are making the most out of this election year like none other.

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politicians have a history of going on late-night tv shows to present a lighter side of themes. last night donald trump and bill clinton took some turns. >> go ahead. >> yes! donald trump, everybody. >> i didn't notice there is one thing that makes you smile, so i wanted to give you the gift of balloons. so, thank you so much. for coming. to the daily show. [laughter] >> the daily show's trevor noah

refer repping clinton's happiness at the dnc balloon shot. back in the day hosts tried to keep up an appearance of not choosing sides, but times have changed and this election season with in hosts really going after donald trump. samantha bee even saying she didn't find donald trump's candidacy funny anymore. she thinks it's a pressing concern. trace gallagher on the top stories live in los angeles. some of the late-night hosts are not nonpartisan anymore. we know this. >> reporter: yeah. johnny carson, jay leno and david letterman made fun of politics but mostly went after personal continueles. letterman pend more partisan and it now they're decided to side against donald trump. >> your party is tearing itself in half because you nominated a

toddler. >> donald trump will be going on the dr. oz show to discuss his health. yeah. he will then discuss his immigration plan with dora the explorer. >> reporter: hillary clinton gets hit for comments like basket of deplorable but for stephen colbert, trevor know was and seth meyeres trump bashing has been an industry. and custom el says i would love to ease up on donald trump but he makes it impossible. he halfs said more outrageous things than all the major candidates for the last 20 years combined, and of course, as the election gets closer, the jokes ramp up. >> and the candidates keep going back for more. >> reporter: sure. right? in tact over the past year, donald trump has been on seven late-night shows, hillary clinton on eight and the an huis say it give candidates a chance

to reach the younger audience and gives them a chance to be either funny or serious. >> what i think is important is the proven record of making good decisions. >> you pay attention to the polls. >> i love the polls but i don't pay attention if i'm losing or lagging. i never mention them. >> reporter: as to whether partisan humor moves the needle, jimmy fallon is the number one late night show but his ratings are half of what carson got. trevor noah's numbers are down 40% from when jon stewart hosted the show. city anyone -- steven colbert is down from letterman. >> there is concern that bill clinton has lost his touch on the campaign trail. the former president filled in for his wife this week while she was recovering from pneumonia but a democratic source say campaign aides consider

president obama or michelle obama a better standin. the court supposed when the see bill clinton the first thing you think of is not hilary, it's former president and yesterday. he can go and raise money but in terms of what she is going to do as president, she needs to be making that case. meantime, the author, peggy noonan penned an oped and opinions out how low trustworthyings in numbers have plagued hillary clinton since the beginning of her public life. aaron is a political politics -- national politics editor for the "wall street journal." where too you see this thing in the arc? i don't think the article was suggesting bill clinton is terrible at it, just he is a reminder of previous things and she wants to be looking forward. >> isee two things going on. one about bill clinton himself and the other about the moment we were in. only four years ago bill clinton was a big asset to the

democratic party. the democratic national convention. the democrats loved his speech, taking apart mitt romney, president obama, calling him the secretary of explaining sufficient. but this year, being in fray of the campaign has tarnished him personally in july, in "wall street journal" nbc news polling, we had a remarkable finding, which is that more people viewed president clinton negatively than viewed him positively and we had ever seen that since he left office. th either of the currentetter candidates, aren't they? >> that's right. well, when you look at who is popular right now, you still have very high numbers for michelle obama, or barack obama, for bernie sanders, bill clinton dipped into negative territory and now somewhat positive. far dim minimummerred than before. the second thing is there's something about the moment. when you think about who are the voters who hillary most has to

reach i think about young voters who she is beginning to have a real problem with. from -- african-american voters are still strong with her but we awe a poll out of michigan that had the state tied. one reason, african-americans only only 74% were going for hillary. she should be in the 90s with them. think that bill clinton might not be the best messenger for those two groups. >> the younger people, if you're not 35 or more, you have never had a chance to vote for a clinton. >> that's right. you weren't an adult or maybe even alive during the clinton presidency, and while bill clinton has a very strong image among most african-americans, the racial tensions recently have brought to the for fore the legislation he signed as president as cracking down on crime, the super predator mandatory minimums have come back to haunt him. >> aaron, what too you see today's event -- how too you see

today's events affecting polling being conducted also we speak. >> i think it's meaningful and as chris wallace said there's a reason that the trump campaign moved to quickly to address this. there's no reason -- >> he started this in 2011. this isn't quick help just came forward and said, no. >> fair point. these are two candidates who are the most disliked among any major party candidates and we have looked back to 1992. they both have an image problem. trump went to mexico, gave a speech that showed his tax plan. this isn't something he needed to an tag nice people he needs. >> when he went to mexico he said oning there, came back here and told a completely different story. that wasn't seen as something victorious for him, was it? >> well, let's see how it was seep.

we're getting polling showing him kwon -- consolidating republicans, and young people leaving hillary an issue right now but if donald trump starts to consolidate republicans more than before he will be on better footing. the vents of the last few days could have helped. >> aaron, from "the wall street journal," a corporate cousin of us. >> when apple puts out a new iphone the lines stretch for block buts at the flagship store here in manhattan, the line is barely around the corner, which is weird. you both have a perfect driving record. until one of you clips a food truck. then your rates go through the roof.

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just saw them going in. they had preordered their phones. there are some walkup folks. they can gate few of the colors available in base models because her to are selling but it was the preorders you can blame for the shorter lines. to give you an idea, used to be a fifth of a mile from fifth avenue madison. the morning it wasn't a block long. >> first tomb now that trump -- trump, can't get it off my mine -- apple won't release the sales numbers and neither with trump but that's not the point. >> apple likes to brag how many they sell. last year, 13 million the first weekend of sales when they launched the iphone 6 and 6 plus. this year they won't release numbers. analysts believe they can control the excitement and also control the numbers when they

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nobody got hurt and the flight continues. delta working with the fed to figure out the type of battery. oh would you like to own the jelly bean children that once sat on reagan's desk, or furniture that nancy reagan picked out. the auction of the reagan's belong ises next. t by our custo. who's with me? i'm in. i'm in. i'm in. i'm in. ♪ ♪ one, two, - wait, wait. wait - where's tina? doing the hand thing? yep! we are all in for our customers. ally. do it right. he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. sage. we are all in for our customers.

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bidding starts also five grand 0, are pair of elephant otto mans for a few thousand the few thing thursday teleprompter labeled cool. rob schmidt is live at the auction house. this is personal stuff, some of it? >> that's right. 700 items here, a lot of it is personal and you can see it startling tomorrow. most of this was in the white house with the reagans. there's a dinner table and dinner ware used in the white house. going into the video, youthful see a living room set and salmon colored sofa. that was with the reagans for a number of years in the white house, came back to l.a. after ronald reagan left office. actor rex allen gave president reagan cowboy boots with the presidential seal. >> even the piece of the berlin wall, i read here? >> that's right. a pretty sizable chunk of the

berlin wall. it's empress receive to look at. it's signed by president reagan. his term came toward the end of the cold war. most remember his name, mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall, and a bulgarian ring worn by nancy reagan using rubies, diamonds and sapphires. being here takes you back to that popular presidency and the love story that was ronald and nancy reagan. so the online auction begins on tuesday. the auction starts here at chrisies on wednesday and the money raised goes to the ronald reagan foundation. >> rob smithed live over there at that to go -- what is it again? cool. got it. we'll be right back when a look at when dozens of brits set sale sail for the new world.

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on this day in 1620, we're told the may flower left england headed to the new world. i don't know, wasn't there jonathan. i wasn't. >> very old. >> more than 100 people were onboard, its says here, initially headed to virginia but rough seas and storms knocked the mayflower hundreds of miles offcourse and instead ended up in massachusetts. the brittish separatist signed the mayflower contact. the first written framework of government in what is now the united states. the colonialist name the new settlement after the english city. from which they set sail, plymouth. folks left england to form america's home town, 396 years ago today. some news break out, someone will break in. the markets are about to close. it's 15 seconds until that so

the final bell is just dinging. there it is. we're off about 90. it could be worse. it's not cool. but alas it's over. >> all right. it's official, the big debate will be two people because gary johnson and jill stein are out of it. they did not make the cut. they did not reach 15% in polls to make the cuts so it's donald trump and hillary clinton, game on. welcome everybody, this is "your world" and i'm neil cavuto. i don't know what that it means for the race because have two different numbers for the candidates when they're up there together. these are the latest polls. stale very, very tight with hillary clinton ought front. thank you. trump one person potential behind. it's two person race,t'