♪ ♪ ♪ good morning to you. it is saturday, october 11th. wow, it is october already, 2016. i'm abby huntsman. fallout from the first debate as donald trump has one question for hillary clinton. >> can you promise that not one of the five people who were granted criminal immunity will ever be allowed to serve in a clinton administration? >> wow, complete coverage of the presidential race and where it stands. that is straight ahead. >> and out of the campaign trail, hillary clinton begs for millennials to vote for

her, please. behind closed doors she trashes them, listen to this. >> there is a deep desire to believe, you know, we can have free college, free healthcare, they are children of the great recession and they are living in their parents' basement. >> she is a little different in private from what she looks like in public. the new hillary clinton audiotape just uncovered ahead. >> and president obama literally waits for no one except for former president bill clinton, apparently. >> remember, even if it takes a while for tucker carlson to get to the studio, mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ >> oh, happy saturday morning from new york city the great ed henry is on the couch. >> hi, abby. >> good to see you. up from washington, d.c. bringing a little sparkle. >> i love it. you can feel the politics when ed henry walks in the

room. >> for sure. we begin this morning with the race to the white house in brand new polls in that contest. >> pundits claim first debate disaster for trump new numbers show the race is pretty much a dead heat. >> garrett tenney is live with us for all the breaking details. >> there is a little bit of sparkle for hillary clinton. anyway you slice it, this is still an extremely close race. after the first debate in the latest fox news polls, looking at a four-way race hillary clinton jumped 2 points post debate. and now she is leading donald trump by 3 points among likely voters. a few weeks ago, she only led by one point. trump holds steady at 40% and still within the poll's margin of error. still a very close race everall. clinton performs each better though when likely voters were asked who they would choose in a head-to-head matchup between the two candidates. there she leads trump 49 to 45%. last night donald trump was

in michigan, a state that he is trying to turn from blue to red in november. he laid in to hillary clinton for her email scandals for what he claims would be a corrupted presidency. >> you can promise that not one of the five people who were granted criminal immunity will ever be allowed to serve in a clinton administration if that ever happens? oh, would that be bad. >> hillary clinton also hitting the swing states hard yesterday in the key state of florida. she continued to go after trump for his attacks on former miss universe alicia machado. >> i mean, really, who gets up at 3:00 in the morning? [ laughter ] to engage in a twitter attack. [ laughter ] against a former miss universe. >> the next presidential debate is a little over a week away and the trump

campaign says it's now preparing to unleash new attacks on hillary clinton for her history of dismissing and even targeting women who were involved with her husband, former president bill clinton. tucker and abby? >> look forward to that, garrett tenney from washington. >> hillary clinton asking a fair question. it's got tape on donald trump's mouth. donald, get off twitter. this is something where he had the momentum in this race. >> we talked about that last weekend how it it was going like this. hillary clinton going down. hillary clinton goindonald trumn and hillary clinton going up. >> now we talk about their path with women. how did we get here? >> it's a great question and sad question and not something i'm going to defend other than to say this. when you see trump speak and read his tweets and you see him on this show and talk to him in person as we all have. he is exactly the same in every context. trump is who he looks like. >> he is authentic. >> whether you like it or not repulsed by it or attracted it's real.

>> hillary clinton totally different in person. we have more evidence of that this morning. we have a new tape. this was leaked, i believe from, a fundraiser she was doing. >> in february. back during the primaries tough primary with bearnz. >> she was asked in the primary why are young people voting for him and she responds this way. >> there is a deep desire to believe that you know, we can have free college, free healthcare, that what we have done hasn't gone far enough and we just need to, you know, go as far as, you know, scandinavia, whatever that means. they are children of the great recession. and they are living in their parents' basement. if you are feeling that you are confined to being a barista or some other job that doesn't pay a lot and doesn't have much of a ladder of opportunity attached to it, then the idea that maybe, just maybe you could be part of a political revolution that's pretty appealing. >> hillary clinton -- >> -- what's wrong with ache

barista by the way? some people love that job. it's a good job. >> she has total contempt for her supporters. >> and for bernie sanders, by the way. if you are not part of the establishment, hillary clinton doesn't like you. she doesn't think you have legitimate concerns. she thinks you are a loser whining from your' parent' basement. >> she is on the trail again in ohio with bernie sanders. they were just in new hampshire a couple days ago. all smiles, hugging. posting photos on instagram the other day, they are pals now. in private she is saying his supporters are living in mom's basement because they are losers, number one. and number two, isn't it fascinating that in -- you know, in these fundraisers, hillary clinton tells you what she really thinks. your point about trump he is authentic either you love him or hate it. >> what she should have learned from four yearsing what this happened with 47% comment, we live in a world where someone has some sort of recording device on them. people are listening at all times. you think you would have

learned that from four years ago. >> why do you think she has gotten 100 percent of the money given from fortune ceos because they feel threatened by her in private she sucks up to them as she did in her speeches to goldman and out on the trails i'm going to fight with you. the only people she identifies with is the people she has been sucking up to. >> you think about the deplorable comment about donald trump supporters. here she is hitting on bernie sanders supporters. who are you fighting for. like a 10-20 group of people. >> she called half of donald trump's supporters a basket of deplorables. she used the phrase half again. half of sanders' supporters are living in the basement. that's half the country now. >> how did she make a quarter of a billion dollars last 15 years with no real job? by sucking up to people like this. she is good at it. >> very private. all they want is free college. that's ridiculous. on monday with bernie sanders she is going to talk about how they have a free

college plan. she loves it. it's amazing. tucker. it's amazing. >> you know what starts tonight, tucker, which i'm very excited about. [cough] >> are you all right? >> all better now, snl starts now. donalwe all know fabulous as hillary clinton. some are saying they are really excited that alec baldwin is going to take down donald trump. >> snl has done that with republicans before a montage what they have done with republican candidates. watch this. >> you know, hillary and i don't agree on everything. >> anything. [ laughter ] >> i believe that diplomacy should be the corner stone of any foreign policy. and i can see russia from my house. >> al gore is going to win. i'm not going to do it. >> what do you mean you're not gonna do it? >> not gonna do it. >> you are too gonna do it you are going to do it.

never under estimate a bush. we're sneaky. >> what's your salary as president. >> $40,000. what's it to you. >> 400,000, that's what i pay my cats. okay? now why don't you go sit down before i beat you to death with my paycheck. >> jason was good. >> good. legitimate. >> snl was beating up on republicans. quoting him. sarah palin said that. >> it's totally right. now you are hearing some people say this is too important an election to be funny. that comedy needs a political purpose. explicit propaganda in order to stop donald trump from winning. that's when it stops being comedy and starts being political indoctrination. >> it becomes an agenda. >> you have some a listers in hollywood paying up to $10 million for bunkers they might move in noah if donald trump win glis thought comedy was supposed to challenge people in power. not suck up to them and

protect them from a populist challenge which is what they are doing. >> when you see mitt romney. he won the first debate in 2012. >> so did john kerry by the way. >> we have headlines in the show to get to this morning starting with a fox news alert. more riots sparked after surveillance video was released of the shooting death of an unarmed black man. this video from the police shows him pulling a smoking device from pocket and taking a shooting stance before being shot dead by police. protesters taking to the streets again overnight. he was a refugee from uganda with a lengthy criminal history who dodged deportation two times. winds and rain battering the hurricanislands. weakening to a category 4. winds are deadly up to 155 miles per hour. killing a 15-year-old boy on the island of saint vincent.

hurricane matthew also churning up some major waves. the storm still has the potential to hit the united states. our own meteorologist rick rick mouth will have the latest on the storm's track later on this hour. and election officials on high alert. now increasing efforts to block hackers from getting into state election data bases. the department of homeland security revealing that voter registration systems have been target in more than 20 states. much more than previously had been acknowledged. some lawmakers are blaming russia for are the hacks. the federal government has yet to provide solid proof of the allegation. and only person that can keep a president from takeoff, well, a former president. than is president obama looking impatient in the doorway of air force one at jerusalem airport. the president calling for bill clinton to get on board so they could get back to washington. they were both there to speak at a funeral shimon

peres. just a remind of how bill clinton loves to just. >> they call it clinton time. answered even does it to president obama. >> look how annoyed. and obama is always late too. look how lat mad obama ma'am is. >> hillary won the first debate does that translate into november? what history tells us next. >> video takes on black lives matter. all we had to do is put up two signs. joey joins us with result of latest social experiment. stay tuned. >> get out of here with that. >> what's wrong with that. >> [bleep], [bleep] > all lives matter bro. >> are you still out here, man? what's it like to be in good hands? like finding new ways

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welcome back. if you can believe it, 38 days now until the election. as we just showed you fox news poll shows hillary now with a 3-point lead over donald trump in a four-way race. >> in the latest head to head hillary clinton has turned a one-point deficit into a 5-point lead. here to break it down what does that mean publish everywhere of real clear politics tom bevan. good morning, tom, i wonder when say this thing fascinating as the real clear politics average of these polls to try to make sense of the data that's streaming in. this fox poll suggests hillary clinton got a modest bump from the first debate. how does that sheikh up your average? >> it definitely moved the needle on our two-way average because, as you just mentioned, she got a more significant bounce in the two-way. it bumped it up to over 3%. in a four-way race it doesn't move it at all. right in line with where some the other apostles. were the four-way average didn't move about 2.9% right

now. so, minimal effect on the two way and no effect on the four-way race. >> let's lock deeper in the independent vote. in a general election, these are the votes that really matter here. trump has always done well with independent voters. you can see 41% to 29%. what impact do you think the debates had on the independent votes? are there still a lot of people waiting to see the future debates? >> yeah. i think that's what this showed. trump's number in the four-way race stayed solid it was 40% two weeks ago and 40% now in the fox poll and he maintained a 12-point lead with independents. it doesn't look like independents moved -- it doesn't look like he necessarily won over any more independence but he didn't necessarily lose ground. i will be interested to see the battleground states because he has been doing very well with independents. made up well with independents in places like ohio, north carolina, nevada, over the last few weeks. so i will be interested to see in those key battleground states whether independents moved at all. >> we also asked in this fox poll what is the biggest

motivation for you voting. 57% fear the other candidate wins. 39% talk about inenthusiasm for the other candidate. wow is right as abby says. usually it's about get your folks to the polls. you want them to be enthusiastic about your own candidacy. instead, this appears to be a race about the other person is a heck of a lot worse than i am. >> it's been that way the whole time, ed, you're right. historic election in the sense that both candidates are so unliked. generate such strong feelings from the other side. we have seen this number repeat itself over and over and over again. and it does. it locks like -- fear factor. in whichever candidate is being talked about and in the news is usually suffering in the polls. certainly donald trump in week with the debate performance and the rest of this week has been in the news quite a bit. i don't think it's helped his case necessarily. >> after this first debate we have seen hillary clinton get a slight bump. you have to look at history to understand what this all means and what the impact really is bigger picture.

you look in 2004, john kerry after the first debate erailsed 7 percentage point deficit. lost the election at the end of the day by 2.46 percentage points. also mitt romney a race of four percentage point deficit losing the election by 3. will percentage points. you see that at the r. at the end of the day. it was a different story. >> part of the reason. it the rest of the story is they both bounced back and had better debates in the second and third debates and so that's where we stand, so, it's hard to say, again, how this is going to work out. i don't think donald trump disqualified himself. he is still in the race and has a chance to make the case. obviously when you are standing in front of 84 million people it's a missed opportunity if you are not able to win people over to your side. it doesn't look like he was able to do that in the future debate.

>> it seems like tom's bottom line is, despite a rough week donald trump is still very much in this. it's interesting. tom bevan, we appreciate you joining us this morning. >> thank you, tom. >> you bet. thank you. >> maybe this wasn't such a bad thing. >> what would you do if you were elected about aleppo? >> about? >> aleppo. >> and what is aleppo? >> you're kidding. >> no. >> gary johnson was not kidding and you just saw in that poll among independents he is getting 21% of independents despite that and he just got a big endorsement. we will tell you about that. >> a viral video star takes on black lives matter and all he needed was two signs. joey joins us with the results of his latest social experiment. that is just ahead. >> get out of here with that [bleep] >> what's wrong with it. >> get out of here with that. >> all lives matter, bro

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>> all right. well, known for his viral social experiments film maker is no stranger to controversy. he takes on the blearlts movement by holding a black lives matter sign in predom nangtly white neighborhood in staten island. watch. this you support black lives matter. >> yeah, i do. >> you do? >> yeah. all lives matter. >> all lives matter. >> you party black lives matter, sir? >> i will not support that. >> why not. >> i don't want to. >> he says he thinks they are all fake. >> then he went to a predominantly african-american neighborhood on staten island and held a sign reading all lives matter. here's what happened. >> get [bleep] out of here with that. >> what's wrong with it. >> [bleep], [bleep]. >> get out of here with that. >> all lives matter, bro. >> you still out here, man? >> wow, social media personality joey salads

joins us now. great to see you. what did you learn from this. >> i didn't learn anything because it was all pretty much expected. what you see on facebook and the news with how these black lives matter supporters react. >> so you expected the violence you got. >> completely expected. >> talk to us about that. talk to us about the experience on the ground. how different was the reaction when you were in a white neighborhood and black neighborhood? that was real neighborhood. >> in the white neighborhood i wasn't really expecting that good of a reaction for the people who didn't support black lives matter because nobody really got mad. they said i support all lives matter. i just don't like to support black lives matter. some said don't segregate. don't specifically specify black lives matter. it's all lives. because everybody is affected by everything. it's actually -- when you lock at the facts. it's not really a black problem. >> and not the case in the other neighborhood.

in the other neighborhood, they act on emotion. >> so how do you think you bring people together when you see the video. it seems like it's going to be pretty hard it? >> is hard. especially what black lives matter is doing is they are segregating and creating a greater divide that hasn't been seen in the last few years and it's just getting worse and worse. >> people disagree. and as far as i'm concerned it's fine. the part where it becomes not fine and ominous and the threat to civilization when people substitute violence for argument. did anybody in the second neighborhood say i think you are wrong and here is why or get physical right away. >> one guy who just said get out of here. for your own safety. >> that's not just much of an argument. it's a threat. >> i don't think he was so much threatening me. because he was saying just get out of here because people in this neighborhood are crazy. it's not safe to be here. >> he was looking out for you. >> fine line between a warning and a threat i would say. >> what made you want to do this? >> basically to prove a point because, the media

likes to continuously say that the black lives matter protesters are peaceful but half the time they are rioting, looting. attacked a guy for wearing a trump hat make america great again. they all jumped him and attacked him. the media, facebook and buzz feeds of the world are trying to paint them as peaceful protesters and they are. no even after i nut video up black lives matter supporters came out and said we are peaceful. how many times you have burnt cities down because of your riots. >> if you flipped this down there would be a justice department investigation into it right now. >> joey salads people can find the video on joey salads. >> why talk about the issue when you can sling mug like this. >> he called this woman miss piggy. then he called her miss housekeeping because she was latina. >> so should donald trump

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people would recognize that there's another choice and that there would be an examination of me and bill weld as who we are and what we have done. and not based on that. i could stand up there for the whole debate and not say anything. >> what just happened? >> i like how she pulls back. >> that's the best part of that interview. you prepare so much for those interview with auditions you could never prepare for that moment. >> chicago is one of hillary clinton's 18 or 19 official hometowns. and. >> not that many. more than a few. and the big paper, of course, in chicago, chicago tribune one of the oldest in the country, they have not endorsed hillary clinton. instead, they are endorsing mr. aleppo himself, gary johnson. >> it's pretty remarkable. it's sort of like have they been paying attention? i almost think they are punking us and maybe that's funny and good thing. they are saying we are the just not going to accept the two that we have to pick to

endorse. like "u.s.a. today" was worse. they basically said we have never taken sides in a presidential election. we're gonna take sides. we're going to say donald trump is dangerous and you should not vote for him but we're not going to endorse hillary clinton. like, what? >> "u.s.a. today" is one of those papers you forget exist until it's outside your hotel room and you are like oh, that's still around. i don't think endorsements. >> everyone who likes 50 word stories. >> you are totally right. i used to be an editorial writer. let's be hu be honest: i enjoy making fun of him. he really is her ross perot. >> is he having an impact. >> big time. >> when we showed the graphic about independent voters and abby was talking about their influence and hillary clinton had something like 25, 26 independent. gary johnson had 21%. he was almost beating hillary clinton among the people who decide elections. >> all the young people who

supported bernie over hillary, 80/20 in the primaries, many are not going to hillary they are going to johnson for the marijuana thing. >> hear him on foreign policy and as i said you can't make this up. aleppo thing or not being able to name a foreign leader that he respects. >> he said he smoked marijuana before the race. >> he has been doing edibles. >> is he a politician. honestly what is the point of being a libertarian if you don't know where aleppo is. who cares? >> this is a sad one. two sisters were found dead during a tropical vacation. they died from excess water in their lungs and brain. 37-year-old anna and 42-year-old robin corky. they are from minnesota. they were found unspawnive in luxury when a staff member tried to wake them but could not. according to the autopsy anna had fluid in her brain, both bodies showed into signs of violence. medical experts say the fluid can be caused by drug overdoses or a viral

infection. and leaked audio showing tension obama stop the civil war. here is john kerry behind closed doors speaking to syrian civilians. >> i think you are looking at three people -- four people in the administration who have all argued for your support. and lost the argument. >> that discussion happened during the united nations general assembly here in new york where syrians left convinced that the u.s. was backing down in the region. and former red sox pitcher curt schilling is bringing the heat to massachusetts senator elizabeth warren saying he is ready to run against her in 2018. >> i'm serious about it i'm thinking 'it listen, one of the things about a senator that people need to understand senator takes the constituent's concerns to d.c. it's not about politicking the state. >> six-time all star major league pitcher talking to our own neil cavuto wakes of

attacks former miss universe alicia machado, shilling said the last time i checked nothing said got four people killed in benghazi. i'm okay with that smashing rampage inside an apple store. it is all caught on camera. [shouting] angry customer taking a metal ball cracking phone after phone. he was refused after the company refused to give him a refund. the damage was estimated at $56,000. >> he was making a statement against technology. all right. well, meanwhile, hurricane matthew churning in the atlantic. could cause significant problems in the united states. rick reichmuth attacking it since it was a raindrop. >> that's what i do. maybe impacting the u.s. certainly have to watch it a little bit too early to say

that it will. last night it became a category 5 hurricane it hasn't happened anywhere in the atlantic basin since 2007. a really monster storm. places that you have to watch out for this the next couple of days, jamaica, cuba,and haiti, the storm is going to the west it will make a northward turn later on today and in to tomorrow and all of our model guidance brings this up there somewhere in that area. we will see a lot of the damage across these areas right here. we isn't a say exactly where. what happens after that is very interesting. here is some of the models continue to pull this toward the north and then is where we have a little bit more uncertainty. here is the official cone. and you see probably see it weaken a little bit. a little bit of uncertainty as well. florida you will notice, eastern floor florida could be watching. this some pull this close tort u.s. shores and some off shores as well. five days, this is thursday somewhere across the bahamas, we have a lot of time to talk about, this guys, probably next weekend if we see impacts for the

u.s. at least mid-atlantic. >> next weekend. >> mark your calendars. >> there you go. >> you bet. >> well, as trump and hillary square off over trump's treatment of women, is hillary's treatment of women also fair game in this election? >> plus, protesting the national anthem is so last month. now another big name athlete taking a stand against our troops. those details are next. ♪ only in america ♪ living in america ♪ feel the heat across this nation ♪ guess what guys, i switched to sprint. sprint? i'm hearing good things about the network. all the networks are great now. we're talking within a 1% difference in reliability of each other. and, sprint saves you 50%

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in the debate as a paragon of issue shows hillary suffers from bad judgment. wrote that at 3:00 in the morning. bill clinton's alleged past treatment of women not even alleged he has admitted. attacking his accusers is fair game. molly hemingway is a sober analyst of politics. she is also a political commentator at the. great to see you this morning. >> good to see. >> you trump people make a reasonable point she is holding herself out there as a defender of all women. she attacked inconvenient women. is that legitimate for trump to bring up? >> certainly. it's actually kind of interesting that she would want to go there. given her own past. this is a woman who personally hired her former colleague jack paldino as a private investigator during the 1992 presidential campaign so that he could smear jennifer flowers. she was a woman who had a

long-time affair with bill clinton and had gone public with it. he sent a memo to the campaign about how of the goal of the campaign shouldable to smear her. destroy her reputation that walls her former colleague that she had hired. she also authorized her two law firm partners to bring in every single woman on a long list of names of women who had had -- who had canoodled with bill clinton and sort of threaten them and intimidate them in to silence. this is a campaign that she has been part of going back decades. the idea that if we're going to be thinking about people who smear women as a legitimate campaign issue and we wouldn't talk about all the things we know about hillary clinton's involvement in this issue is mind boggling. >> another example of her taking sides against the weak and vulnerable. i mean, of course. juanita broderick is much weaker than what she is. why wouldn't trump say when she prout up the bought queen thing who cares? the country is in serious trouble, the world is collapsing and you are bringing up some 20-year-old

exchange i had with a beauty contestant? why wouldn't he dismiss it like that. >> i can't say. the media have decided to pile on this issue. they want to make this about war on women messaging. that was something very popular four years ago, six years ago. for donald trump he saying no, this is not a good example of that type of story. for him, he is saying, you know, he has a major campaign theme of saying our country should have a different idea how we vet immigrants. woman being used as surrogate for the clinton campaign to smear donald trump has a history of problems. including involvement with a mexican drug lord. she was accused of running a get away car in a murder spree. she was accused of threatening to murder a venezuelaian judge. she has all source of problems. i'm not sure, i think what he wants to say this isn't necessarily something that helps the hillary clinton campaign theme on war on women. this is something that helps his campaign theme on the need to have a better immigration policy. >> so the press exists to take the side of the underdog against the

powerful to keep power in check is a bull werk. you see them donors, hedge and democratic party. isn't that a basic realignment of what the press is supposed to be doing. >> something they they have been doing for a while. larger campaign theme issue which usually they say as a candidate you shouldn't go against the media and major media messaging. donald trump is saying no, he wants to do that. more group think and collusion by media in this campaign than even what we saw four years ago and 8 years ago which was already pretty bad. the media are all part of this elite establishment. they want to control narratives. they want to control who gets elected. and i think part of what you are seeing with the groundswell of support for donald trump is just a complete rejection of that a complete anger at that type of control that's being exerted on people. >> the media is not supposed

to take the side of the establishment. who is watching out for everybody else? it's ominous. molly hem mingway. thanks a lot for clear eyed assessment appreciate it. >> one mom had this for obama recent town hall event. >> why do you still refuse to use the term racially -- i'm sorry, islamic terrorist? >> truth of the matter is this is an issue that has been sort of manufactured. that's a slippery slope. >> yeah. don't ask questions. it's dangerous. how did that mom feel about the president's response? we're going to ask her because she is joining us live. stay tuned for that big show still ahead this morning. mike huckabee. alex geraldo, it's unbelievable morning of news and insight. stay with us. ♪ and she's trouble ♪'

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♪what a wonderful world ♪music ♪oh yeah good morning to you, it is saturday, october 11th, 2016. we are in october already. i'm abby huntsman. breaking news from the campaign trail. new fox poll show the fallout from the first debate. where do the two candidates stand and what does it mean? complete analysis straight ahead. >> out of campaign trail, hillary clinton begs millennials to vote for her but behind closed doors she trashes them. listen to this. >> this is just a deep desire to believe that we can have free college, free healthcare. their children of the great recession. and they are living in their parents' basement. >> hey, millennials, you are

losers. new hillary clinton audiotape just uncovered. we will play it for you. >> subtle as always, tucker. >> pick a gender, any jender. one university telling its students can you choose your own pronoun some so one student crowning himself king of the campus. he is here live with his message and the backlash. mornings are better with kings. ♪ ♪ >> good morning. 7:00 a.m. on the east coast and great ed henry you will be here tomorrow, too. >> i will be here tomorrow. beautiful fall in new york city. >> it's wonderful. >> cold now, right? >> yeah, a little bit. >> we have some headlines for you. >> we do. >> abby, what's going on in the world? >> thank you, tucker. we do start with a fox news alert. more riots sparked after surveillance video is released of the shooting death of an unarmed backman. and this video from police shows alfred pulling smoking device from his pocket and

taking a quote, shooting stance before being shot dead by police. protesters taking to the streets again overnight. alongo was a refugee from uganda with a lengthy criminal history who dodged deportation twice. fierce wind and rain battering the islands as hurricane matthew moved toward jamaica and cuba. the hurricane weakening to a category 4. winds already deadly up to 155 miles per hour. and killing a 16-year-old boy on the islands of saint vincent. hurricane matthew also churning up some major waves and the storm still has potential to hit the u.s. meteorologist rick reichmuth will have the latest on the storm's track later this hour. oregon is open for business selling recreational marijuana. listen to this. that begins today. 26 retailers now licensed to take on new customers. many of them opening for business this morning. state regulators continue struggling over rules for product labels but are moving forward anyway. oregon voters have approved

medical marijuana back in 1998, approving it for recreational use in 2014. >> >> because, you know, really what america needs is more passive dumb people. i mean, honestly. do you know what i mean? like that's really going to help. >> king of the show. tucker carlson, everyone. >> i can't control myself. all right. so the one thing you know about donald trump, whether you like him or not and the question splits america in half is that he really is the same. you know trump. is he the same on television as he is in person. >> not everyone. >> that's exactly right. in contrast to hillary clinton. she is sucking up to millennials. you are so great. you young people. hillary caught on a tape fundraiser in february saying what she really thinks about millennials. listen. >> there is a deep desire to believe that you know, we can have free college, free healthcare that what we've done hasn't gone far enough and we just need to, you know, go as far as scandinavia. whatever that means.

they are children of the great recession, and they are living in their parents' basement. if you are feeling that you are confined to, being a barista or, you know, some other job that doesn't pay a lot and doesn't have much of a ladder of opportunity attached to it, then the idea that maybe, just maybe you could be part of a political revolution is pretty appealing. >> what's interesting is at the end there you could be part of a political revolution, you losers who are baristas who live in your mom's basement. >> poor baristas what are they doing with their lives. terrible. >> not taking a lot at liberals taking a shot at bernie sanders. we're friends now. we will work to get millennials. in private she is saying -- she is slamming bernie the way the dnc emails when they leaked out they were slamming sanders. so, in private there is a whole different. >> so you are either a deplorable or living in your parents' basement or ba list that. you are a terrible person. >> who does she really hate? who does she most profound

scorn for people who believe something. bernie people kind of flakey but they believe something. trump people believe something. she hates them. only group comfortable being round are rich people begging for money. >> hillary clinton says i just don't want to overpromise because i want to be realistic. you can't get these things done. meanwhile at the convention, in the debate, i'm the one who can get things done. i have been there. i have got the track record. >> so smarted and such a good point. >> thinking of smart, you would think she would be smarter. she has been running for office for how long? saw this four years ago with mitt romney the 47% comment. no matter where you are even behind closed doors or fundraiser. people are recording all the time. you have to be aware you have to be aware what you are saying. >> what they are saying on that point is that this may have emerged from another hacked email that someone on clinton's staff had an audiotape of the fundraiser so they could check the

record someone said this or that. although it was private. someone hacked the email. also makes you wonder what other emails. >> not denying it's false. she is now for precollege, they said to me at the time. >> this is a joke. you have to repeal the laws in order to do this now they are for it. >> speaking of math. also new polls in the presidential race. >> a lot of pundits claim the first debate was a disaster for donald trump. new numbers show this race is still a dead heat. >> that's right. math major garrett tenney is live in washington, d.c. with a hand held calculator and all the details. >> are you a math major? >> i went in to journalism just so i could avoid doing that all these polls really get me sometimes. but one of questions it's interesting. how much do they have on voters and where they stand? we are now seeing in this race after the first presidential debate it did move the numbers in favor of

hillary clinton. the latest fox news poll taken after monday night's debate show that clinton now has a 3 point lead over donald trump. that's a 2 point gain from where she was a few weeks ago. trump is staying steady at 40% though and is he still within the poll's margin of error. in a head-to-head matchup though clinton's lead grows to five points ahead of trump 49% to 44%. a few weeks ago, trump was leading by 1%. both candidates are hitting the swing states hard where the polls continue to be very close and at a rally last night in michigan, donald trump continued to tear into hillary clinton for her email scandal and he demanded president obama not issue any pardon to clinton or her team though we should note none of them are currently facing any charges. >> here's a demand i'm making today to president obama. mr. president, will you pledge not to issue a pardon

to hillary clinton and her co-conspirators for their many crimes against our country and against society itself? >> in the key swing state of florida, hillary clinton continued to go after trump for his attaches on former miss universe alicia machado. >> i mean, really, who gets up at 3:00 in the morning. [ laughter ] to engage in a twitter attack. [ laughter ] against a former miss universe? >> the trump campaign tells us that it's now preparing some new attacks of its its own on hillary clinton's attack on women. in particular, treatment of women who accused her husband former president bill clinton of sexual misconduct. that's something trump did not bring up in the first debate but since hinted he may do that at the next one a week from now. >> he kind of did without actually saying it. >> garrett tenney, thanks for that what do these polls show us.

still within the margin nationally. ominous movement for trump people in the state. trump can still win this race. he can also still lose. >> sure. >> will you show the cover of the "new york post" this morning. >> donald get off twitter. >> his face with tape all over. >> it duct tape. >> duck taped as abby says. that's the point. you have republicans kind of freaking out again saying donald trump had a good run. and could still have a good run. but between the debate and more importantly the aftermath. this is reminiscent after the conventions when he got into the fight with the khan family. he was doing pretty well. that took him off track. he got back on track. can he get back on track. >> you know who he has constantly done well with in the polls is independents. our most recent polling still up there 41% with hillary clinton at 29%. when you talk about how people are feeling now after this debate, tucker, we were talking last weekend about momentum. last weekend you had trump

who was on the rise. hillary clinton waste going down. i mentioned this last weekend. i said if he brings up in any way women and their appearance, that is a very bad place for him to be. and somehow he found himself there towards the end of this debate and so many ways he could have answered that question. i have think that was a real problem for him. we're still talking about it. >> life expectancies in rural america has gone down. borders are insecure. hillary campaign made the case if anyone had wants to come to this country from anywhere in the world has a moral right to do. so that's all crazy. nobody in america believes that other than hillary people. if trump stays on the issue he will win because the country agrees to him. they don't care about miss america and dumb tweets. stop talking about yourself and you win. >> dismissing voters from deplorables. >> exactly. >> baristas. >> exactly. >> he still struggles 33. >> better among married women. >> all he needed to do in that moment was to say, you know what, hillary clinton?

you really want to talk about babies and our path i don't think you do. talk about the women in the front row, my wife, your your daughter irksz. i'm going to put in place. why not say that. >> someone highly expected and very accomplished is one of his daughters ivanka trump have an ad that's pretty interesting. watch. this the most important job any woman can have is being a mother. it shouldn't mean taking a pay cut. i'm ivanka trump, a mother, a wife, and entrepreneurship. donald trump understands the needs of the modern workforce. my father will change outdated labor laws so they support women and american families. he will provide tax credits for child care. paid maternity leave and dependent care savings accounts. this allow women to support their families and further their careers. >> so his daughter is. >> great ad. >> literally giving dad the scripted for the next debate.

talk about that. >> call me skeptical i think ivanka trump is awesome. running to the left of hillary on child care is not a winner. women who i know support trump support him because they are terrified where the country is going. we see the spate of terror attacks. >> but he has a lot of those voters if he wants to add more people. >> everybody cares about the safety of their family. the safety of the country. we have seen 163 people killed or wounded in terror attacks this year. that's without precedent since 9/11. people are pretending it's not islamic terror problem and everyone knows it is he should say that. >> brings us to the next. >> focus on the issues. >> exactly. >> brings us to the story about the gold star mom who asked him a question. >> this is important question. one gold star mom had this question for president obama at a recent town hall. listen. >> why do you still refuse to use the term racially -- i'm sorry, islamic terrorist? >> truth of the matter is that this is an issue that has been sort of manufactured. that's a slippery slope. >> manufactured. so how did that mom feel

about the president's response? she is going to join us live next. >> hilarious. >> and then "saturday night live" returns with one goal in mind to take down trump pause that is the job of comedy to get hillary elected. are you laughing yet? we will tell you more. stay tuned. ♪ all the cool kids they seem to fit in ♪ i wish that i could be like the cool kids ♪ like the cool kid ♪

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manufactured. that's a slippery slope. and the way we're going to to win this battle is not by betraying our ideals. >> during a town hall event wednesday night gold star mom tina houchens asked obama about his terror terms. what are did she think of his response. we appreciate you being with us here this morning. what did you think when the president told you directly this is just a manufactured issue? >> i really didn't believe he was going to answer me. so it wasn't something that i expected an answer from. i was really upset with part of the answer he gave me and i understood where he was coming from. and it gave me a better idea of where he was coming from with his answer. i knew he wasn't going to answer. >> did you see then in fairness to the president the broader context he was trying to put this in that

if you call it islamic terror, that basically you're lumping all muslims together? that's the point he's trying to make. do you see a point there? >> i saw his point but at the same time, i feel that you're not lumping them all together because that's like saying all people are bad. there is bad people and there are good people. to me, you need to separated the difference. the bottom line is my son was killed by terrorist. they were islamic terrorist that he was killed overseas. and to me call them what they are. a murderer is a murderer. >> getting this beyond president obama and we can see your son there and we still grieve for you and your son and. >> thank you. >> and thank you not just for his service but obviously paying the ultimate sacrifice. that's something we can never forget. >> thank you. >> as you try to make sense of this moving forward, as you said look, these were terrorists who killed him, you are looking at this -- this is happening in the context, this town hall this week of a presidential

campaign that's gotten pretty nasty. and as tucker carlson mentioned a moment ago we had a whole series of terror attacks around the world including here in new york city a couple of weeks ago. as you look at the presidential candidates, do you feel like crump and hillary clinton are addressing this and you have endorsed anybody? >> >> i'm not sure if they are addressing. this right now they are focused on other issues. to me, the whole terrorist thing, they really need to come to front and come to light with it. they need to call it what it is radical taste. either christian, islamic. whatever religion they may be. i'm not saying all people are bad because each rebleg has their good and bad. and people misconstrue their religion and take it to a whole another level and become, you know, this

radical terrorist. and that's what they are. these people are coming over in to our country and, you know, they are being allowed in to america and they are taking over our freedoms and abusing them. >> you are making a lot of sense this morning for us and we appreciate you being here noting that every religion has good and bad but we should call it what it is. we appreciate you and certainly your son's sacrifice. thank you for coming on this morning? >> thank you. >> thank you very much, tina hutchins. the fbi says hillary clinton was extremely careless with confidential emails. turns out one of her aides was even worse than her. what she did will schroll stun you. then, pick a gender, any gender. one university telling its students you can even choose your own pronoun. one student has decided to crown himself king of the campus. there he is. his majesty joins us live with his message and the backlash next. ♪ be good to your girl

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he was released after president obama exchanged gitmo detainees for him. abby? >> thank you, ed: there is a new policy at the university of michigan that allows students to choose their preferred pronouns to appear on the class rosters. >> yes. post rational phase of american history. all of this prompted one student to choose his majesty which he says demonstrates the ridiculous nature of the policy. >> campus associate university student his majesty grant stroble joins now. his majesty thank you so much for gracing us with your presence this morning. >> my pleasure. i don't know if you noticed any video of schoolhouse rock for the pronoun they never even mentioned words like ze or zer. >> why are you now being called her majesty? >> well, when i realized that the university decided

to live a fantasy of allowing students continue to setter words that aren't even actual pronouns in to the university, on my database that updates the rosters i decided well, i might as being the king of that fantasy and i henceforth shall be referred to as his majesty. >> so people actually call you that now like they are forced to call you that on campus now? >> yes. the policy says that if professors don't refer to students by their designated identities, then they may face sanctions, which is very dangerous for our universities or supposed to be pursuing truth. >> what have you is the mandatory denial of biological reality. the campus' position is that gender is just a construct. having changed a lot of diapers i think it's actually physical. i wonder if your fellow classmates at michigan the augusta school believe it's not real it's in your head gender is what you say it is. do people buy that. >> well, plenty of students do, unfortunately.

the more and more we go down this road much political correctness at these universities the question is where weather that end? how much is the university willing to sacrifice its pursuit of truth and its mission for the fantasy land of political correctness? >> here is what the university is saying if we can pull that back up again. here is what they say. their policy says s. asking someone's designated pronoun is one the most basic ways to show your respects for their identity and cultivate environment that respects all gender identities. you talk to the other students there, what is their reaction to all of this? >> well, i received tons of support from all across the country. and even at the university. however, i have had some students say that i am disrespectful and that that's simply not true. i love all humans. this is not out of disrespect. i just want to restore reality. >> wait a second, grant. this is to your benefit. if you can be whatever you

say you are. why not apply to the university of michigan as a female american indian student and benefit from affirmative action policies. what would they say about that. >> elizabeth warren would do really well at the university of michigan these days. >> hilarious. >> what do you want to be called tucker? >> archbishop. whatever we can talk about it. >> thank you granted for being here. >> thank you. >> new developments about that mystery in paradise police reveal how two american sisters died on a tropical vacation were they drugged? >> plus the sound goes out national anthem national volleyball game but students keep the show going ♪ and the rockets red glare ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ gave proof through the night. >> we will give you yet another reason to be a proud american as if you needed one. that's just ahead. >> what stread should donald

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street boomeboardroom that havel interest new york city and everybody else and imagine the look on their faces when you tell them "you're fired." fired. >> there he is mr. donald j. trump, ladies and gentlemen. joining us now is former advisor to george w. bush co-host of the circus, a great show on show time mark mckinnon rasmussen report amy holmes. good to see you both. >> good morning, my pleasure. >> strategy. what way does donald trump go? he is tweeting in the middle of the night suggesting he wants to go negative. others in the camp say wait a second. the message you had in the first 20 minutes in the first debate. hillary clinton you have had power for 30 years and you are all talk what does he do next. >> i think you can walk and chew gum at the same time. he has to have a positive message on economics number one. number one issue for voters.

also attack hillary clinton on her record. i would caution the donald about all of these posts and night tweets and,you know, going to scandal road is very tempting and when it comes to the clintons a long, department of rehabilitation and corrections, and twisted one on this week. but there is more to hillary's record that donald trump could really take a bite out of. >> i don't think she wants to go down this path either, you would think. it's interesting, marks, watching the debate he was so controlled in that debate and didn't seem like he wanted to go this direction. didn't seem like he wanted to talk about the past and women in general. somehow now a week later this is all we are talking about. partly because he is tweeting about it at 3:00 in the morning. >> listen, war on women. have you got to choose a side on that one. i'm going to bet on the woman running to be the first woman president. you have to understand how important these debates are and hopefully you do right now. scrap the schedule and get one or two people in the room. chris christie is a debate

brawler. >> ted cruz as well as offered up his services. >> cruz and christie in the room and get everybody else out of there and buckle down for the next six days and get ready. >> that's right. agree with that tweeting at midnight is lunatic. on the other hand, hillary clinton brings up in the middle of the first national debate some bought queen thing from 15 years ago, that is not a serious topic. if she is running as the one adult in the room, why is she bringing this up? >> i thought it was actually a zinger that worked in the moment. >> it is irrelevant in the moment. >> part of the war on women. he has history of making warnings will women. unfortunately donald trump took the debate. he took the debate all week long. this woman venezuela is more famous now than she was a week ago. >> the get away driver you mean. >> yes, exactly. >> lo that turning something like that into a four-day

story. you would argue against this. >> go back to where he was on solid ground on trade he got her on her heels. 30 years got her on her heels. that's where he needs to take it. >> momentum before the debate on those issues. focusing on some of the things she said like the deplorables. and there is play is sound basically recorded fundraiser talking about millennials living i in the basement. >> deep desire to believe that we can have free college, free healthcare that what we've done hasn't gone far enough and we just need to, you know, go as far as, you know, scanne scandinavi, whatever that means. children of the great recession. and they're living in their parents' basement. if you are feeling that you are corn fined to, you know, being a barista or, you know, some other job that doesn't pay a lot and doesn't have much of a ladder of opportunity attached to it, then the idea that maybe, just maybe

you could be part of a political revolution is pretty appealing. >> so, she is all buddy buddy with bernie sanders now. back in february, trashing him and his supporters and millennials that she needs, number one, and number two, if these millennials are so bad off and living in mom's basement, which is a cliche as tucker says, doesn't that suggest the obama economy hasn't been that good, hillary clinton? >> good point. we had the deplorables and now we have the despicables. >> weirdly, hillary has this go-to percentage which is half. half of trump supporters. half of -- how much does that leave her with at the end of the day. >> exactly in those remarks. but, again, donald trump needs to focus, zero in on of really hitting hillary on these remarks again during the debate i wanted to hear him hit her on the remarks about coal minors that she was going to put coal miners and coal out of business.

>> free college penalty spent a lot of time doing that animal farm and she is totally for free college. why isn't anyone mentioning this. >> they will. i think donald trump will and he should. big opportunity for him at a time, very important time clinton campaign was really triking to focus on millennials right now. this is a great opportunity. >> gives him a two pronged approach. hillary clinton, the flip flopper and hitting her on trustworthiness can you trust her? she said this and now she says. this go back to barack obama in 2008 who campaigned saying that hillary clinton will say anything and change nothing. >> can i just ask one question since we have a millennial on the couch? are you offended by this she is also talking about you. >> she is also talking about ba his as it i have friends who do this for a living. they love their job. >> i was a barista in college and did not like that. >> living in the basement. >> no, i don't live in my parents' basement but you know what? i wouldn't complain did if i did. i like my parents.

>> unbefore our best. it's covering it from the newsroom's view. and we have a great megyn kelly and her staff. the control room and her back and forth you see behind the fox hq it's coal. dramatic. this is when i discovered behind the scenes at tv networks is just as exciting and dramatic if not more so than the campaign. >> i sense a new show coming. >> control room. i love that. >> can i add one more bit of unconventional advice of donald trump? >> i think he should get a hair cut. i watched him on jimmy fallon when he musted his hair. to my surprise i there is hair under there. >> exactly. exactly it wasn't and i was thinking why is he doing a faux comb over. showing up. responsive. >> know is he watching right now. >> and presidential. >> we appreciate it. >> thank you, mark.

>> well, the obama administration admits it does not scream refugees for radical views. why would you? but with growing terror threats here at home. shouldn't they be asking those kind of questions? that's rhetorical question by the way. we will talk to a man who killed usama bin laden rob ekneel straight ahead. >> usama bin laden returns tonight with one goal in mind, take down trump. is that the goal of a comedy show? we will debate it next.

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♪ gave proof. >> love this story. those are some teens in troy, north carolina belting out the national anthem instead of forgetting about it the video is taking off online. those are some of your headlines. >> thanks, abby. no secret the saturday night life likes to mock donald trump and hillary clinton. >> so it's just so fine to see you. [ laughter ] i love your suit, by the way. it looks old. >> i get in there. taxes two down. everybody gets a job. salaries go way up. we build a wall. it'sit's' yuge. >> citizens, you will elect me. i will be your leader. >> fantastic. snl debuts tonight but with greater intensity. some say the show has taken as its goal to take down donald trump and get hillary elected. should a comedy show be doing that? joining us now to weigh in

is mayor of miami beach, a great place hillary clinton spurter philip rabin. nobody mocking politicians they are good at it. should they take sides? isn't that a basic violation of what they are supposed to be doing telling the whole truth regardless of partisanship or party affiliation but to really being honesty. they can't be if they are partisans can you? >> i have got to tell you "saturday night live" has a great history of going after everybody. when you look at chevy chase when he did the impression of president ford stumbling or bumbling or phil hartman doing, of course, president clinton going to mcdonald's. and dana carvy doing president bush senior. they have fairly gone after everybody. of course with donald trump you have to admit they have a lot to work with. there is a lot of material there, tucker. >> of course i wouldn't have any problem mocking donald trump at all. when a political agenda

attaches itself to comedy. hectoring comedian samantha bee comedy central the purpose of this is to change america for the better. isn't it ominous when artists. so-called line up on the side of the establishment? they are supposed to be challenging power. not sucking up to it. but that's what they are doing it, isn't it? sucking up to power. >>. no i would say not "saturday night live" is pretty unbiased in their approach. they make fun of everybody. through humor they are able to express show what's going on. both candidates have been on. trump has been on. secretary clinton has been on. very self-deprecating. i have got to tell you based on donald trump's appearance at the debate the other night maybe alec baldwin would be a better stand-in for the actual debate itself next week i possibly would think so. >> does it bother you three steps back here. you are a lifelong democrat. presumably you see yourself on the side of the underdog.

>> not lifelong. >> you are a democrat. you believe you are on the side of the little guy. the little guy lives in the middle of the country. life expectancy is shortened from what his parents was. income dropped from what his parents was. he is the underdog. everybody with power and money in america is aligned against him calling his names, racist, bigot, zen phone. does that bother you at all attacking a guy already failing. >> i think it's different than what you seeing it as, tucker. under dog is somebody in middle class. who can't get ahead. when you look at donald trump who is saying i'm a rich guy. i started with $200 million and i'm all for the rich people and i don't want continue to crease the inheritance tax and increase the taxes on the rich. secretary clinton is about helping the underdog. helping the middle class. i think probably the folks on saturday night live and other comedy shows they see that. they realize that they are for america. and i believe that they are showing it. >> can i be honest and totally sincere here.

lena dunham all the rich people are sneering at the middle of the country saying you are uncool. you are losers. you are immoral and that seems awful to me. you don't see that at all. >> i think, tucker, you know what's amazing. a are the of these talented comedians and look at donald trump and say his candidacy is a little bit of a joke and realize there is a lot of material there. people are looking at "saturday night live" and looking at comedians grit actors and actresses saying wow they understand what life is about. they are making fun of the politics of today in a nice humorous way. >> a lot of them are talented but they don't understand what life is about. mr. mayor, great to see you this morning. thanks for joining us. >> you too, tucker. thank you. >> we have an amazing show ahead. not to brag. mike huckabee, rob o'neill. judge alex, geraldo rivera. the question is who won't join us on set. stay tuned to find out. pups strutting their stuff across the puppies.

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welcome back. i have been waiting for this segment all morning long. we are rolling out the red carpet not for tucker but some adorable, adoptable dogs. every year the best friends animal society helps cats and dogs who are stuck in animal shelters. [hillary clinton is a racist] [. >> we have a very excited young man behind us. no a bill clinton fan. is he a little upset.

that's okay. everything is fine on "fox & friends." we are surrounded by dogs. and if there is anything that calms the human heart is a canine. >> that's the point of the whole segment. they are with best friends. joining us live is the co-founder of the best friends animal society francis battista. >> sorry about that sir. >> we had a little protester. >> acting a little crazy. >> tell us a little bit -- this is happening in new york. right here. and in washington. >> new york and washington actually strut your mutt. best friend of the animal welfare organization. this is a fundraiser we invite. we have 1500 partners around the country. we aim to raise $3.5 million for our partner. we create the infrastructure promotion. piggy bank on it. get their friends and supporters to sign up in their names. and so today, we're hoping to raise about 450,000 for animals in the new york area, d.c. the same. but over the done them in 14

cities. >> all you put up today for adoption. >> a couple are alumni. two guys up front ralph and ellie. >> are they going to strut their mutt? >> there you go. rain coat on. >> hey little animal how are you. >> almost finishing it. >> a bit shy. this is pork chop. >> is he a really sweet boy. real super sweet dog. pretty boy. >> they are all a mix of some type of another. >> is he up for adoption? >> he has been adopted by this lovely lady. >> good for you. >> so we have a shih tzu there. >> this is banzai. he is up for adoption. >> those are good dogs. they are little but good dogs. >> who doesn't want to take this guy home? home?

awe so sweet. >> and a pomeranian. >> pomeranian. >> tobin barked at me but i know it was out of love. >> toby just wants to be held. >> toby returned to the shelter because he is too affectionate. kind of too much wanting attention. >> kind of like me. [ laughter ] this is loren zoe. just out of the shelter. he has just cleared his health checkups so he is just setting up for training. is he a very energetic young shepard. >> if we can't get him adopted. that's a good dog. >> good cause. we appreciate it thanks for joining us today. >> scooter. he has been hanging out in the green room all morning,. >> thanks a lot for joining us this morning. that's awesome. >> love these guys. >> maybe this, meanwhile, was not such a bad thing. >> what would do you if you were elected about aleppo? >> about? >> aleppo. >> and what is aleppo? >> you're kidding? >> no. >> ouch. that was embarrassing.

somehow gary johnson just got a big endorsement. and hillary clinton was a bounce in the polls in the first debate is it that big of a bounce? how does trump swing back? we will get in to it with mike huckabee next. ♪

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good morning. it is saturday. it is october 1st. you can believe it? 2016. hillary clinton will not like it this. a leaked audiotape just uncovered catching her mocking bernie sanders supporters at a closed door fundraiser. listen. >> there is just a deep desire to believe that, you know, we can have free college, free health care. they are children of the great recession, and they are living in their parents' basement. >> what this means for hillary's attempt to get the millennial vote. >> and then a new report says donald trump plans to keep up his attacks against bill and hillary clinton on their personal levees gearing up for the presidential debates. he has a brand new strategy. how he plans to take down

hillary clinton. donald trump supporter mike huckabee is here in just a minute. >> and kellyanne conway not exactly enjoying "the view." >> no what. >> what is he hiding. >> under a president trump and president hillary. >> what is he hiding. >> is he not hiding anything. >> i think he is. >> you saw that what happens when hillary clinton's campaign manager gets in the hot seat? mornings are better with protests and friends. >> well, mornings just got a lot more -- we just had a lunatic on the plaza screaming in the background. >> he got really close. >> he was a pretty nice guy just getting a little too excited. >> ed henry we are excited to you have this morning. >> i'm excited to be here with you and abby bring the energy to the news and not the insanity. >> puppies earlier. >> they calm you down. >> we do have other headlines to get to this morning. more riots sparked overnight after surveillance video is released of the shooting death of unarmed blackman.

this video from police shows alfred alongo pulling a smoking device from his pocket and taking a shooting stance before being shot dead by police. protesters taking to the streets again overnight. he was a refugee from uganda with a lengthy criminal history who dodged deportation twice. officials still have not formally interviewed the engineer driving the train that crashed on thursday morning in new jersey. thomas gallagher, he is still recovering in the hospital this morning while a mangled mess blocks investigators from a data recorder that could help them figure out what went wrong. meantime, lawsuits are likely to start pouring in against new jersey transit. they are likely to -- they are requesting to center on the train's lack of automatic brake technology. one woman was killed and more than 100 commuters were injured. and the government is giving up controls of the internet's address book this morning after 47 years a california based nonprofit will take over the job of sorting the internet's ip

addresses. the u.s. will still have a seat on 164 member oversight committee. and "the chicago tribune" endorse ago libertarian, gary johnson, over hillary clinton, despite all of this. >> what would you do if you were ele aleppo? about. >>? >> aleppo. >> and what is aleppo? >> you're kidding? >> no. >> who is your favorite foreign leader? >> who is my favorite. >> just name any one of the continents, anywhere in the country one foreign leader you lock up. >> to i'm having an aleppo moment in the former president of mexico. >> i could stand up there for the whole debate and not say anything and [inaudible] >> oh boy the paper calling johnson, quote, a principled option while branding clinton as dishonest. those are your headlines this morning. these endorsements this election cycle you can't predict what's going to come next.

them and "u.s.a. today" saying not who they should endorse but not vote for. >> he would make fun of gary johnson. >> you love that. >> he is potentially her ross perot. taking an awful lot of young people who voted for bernie and don't want to vote for hillary. >> battleground states for sure. somebody who runs for president is mike huckabee he joins us from florida. as i remember, governor, you never really had an aleppo moment. >> well, i hope not. i'm hoping i'm not going to have one here today. it's incredibly embarrassing thing to have one but when you have two of them and they both involve something beyond the borders of the u.s., it kind of says maybe you are not ready to be president of the united states because, like it or not, you have got to deal with world issues not just domestic ones. >> so like it or not, trump, you know donald trump very well. and you know what everyone who knows him knows which is he is pretty much exactly the same in person as is he in public. hillary clinton not so much.

in case you haven't heard it, here is hillary from a fundraiser back in february speaking to her donors about millennials, about bernie voters. listen to the contempt. >> there is -- there is a deep desire to believe that, you know, we can have free college, free healthcare that what we have done hasn't gone far enough and we just need to, you know, go as far as, you know, scandinavia. whatever that means. they are children of the great recession. and they are living in their parents' basement. if you're feeling that you're confined to, you know, being a barista or some other job that doesn't pay a hot and doesn't have much of a ladder of opportunity attached to it, then the idea that maybe, just maybe you could be part of a political revolution is pretty appealing. >> those poor baristas. >> didn't howard schultz at starbucks endorse hillary clinton, governor? >> that is true. >> i think people have to remember something.

hillary clinton is an elitist snob. she believes she is smarter than you. she thinks that she is more sophisticated than you. and she believes that the people who don't agree with her are part of the great unwashed of america. and the best thing they could do is just fall in line, let her lead them, and be done with it. and that's one of the reasons that hillary whose campaign is just soaked in duplicity, should never be president because nothing she says can you ever believe. nothing. >> here we are just a few days after the first debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. we have new polling out and it does show hillary clinton now slightly ahead of donald trump and in a four-way race 43% for clinton, 40% for trump. still a few debates to come. governor huckabee, you are someone who has been on the debate stage before. you know what goes into it. you know how nervous you can be during the debates where millions are watching. what did you think of this performance and what do you think he has to do going forward so that afterwards

we are saying that he won the debates? >> keep in mind there is always two debates. the one that actually happened and then there is the one the press said happened. donald trump has never ever -- i don't care what he says, what he does, he would have the most magnanimous performance ever, but the mainstream press is never going to say wow, donald trump mopped the floor. now, did he have his best week ever? [lost audio] >> that question hangs in the air. >> what's that? >> you froze up for a second. you are back. >> you froze up and said he didn't have the best week ever. the themes are right. one of the first politicians i think who articulated the thematic rationale behind the trump campaign. i wonder though if he is not detracting from that. he said this great whole set of policies to run on but is he tweeting late night about some beauty queen. why is he doing that? it's not helping. >> yeah, i can't tell you why. i do think that he needs to turn around and focus excuse

me not on what happened 20 years ago. when he was in private business. it's irrelevant. focus on what he is going to do for america over the next 20 years. forgive my voice. hillary sent me an email and i caught the virus. so that's -- lurst. >> have you been working on that all weekend. >> she infected you. >> it just came out just like i wish this virus would go away. >> we hope so too as well, governor. >> another thing gleaning from new fox news poll is the fear factor. majority of americans are telling us they plan to vote for one or the other candidates because of what they don't like about the other candidate. their fear, 57% saying they fear the other candidate winning 39% saying enthusiasm for their candidate is why they will turn out. talk a little bit about how donald trump, who you support, can tap into that and get beyond some of the voters he got fired up in the primaries. how can he actually expand

the math here in the general? >> well, ed, i think one of the things donald trump needs to remind voters is that they may say we don't know what you are going to do. even though i think it's a pretty good likelihood we do. here is what we absolutely know. if we vote for hillary -- and i'm not -- but if we were to do that, we're going to have open borders, immigration is going to be uncontrolled. we're going to have more double dealing against our allies like israel. more capitulation to our enemies like iran. the debt will go up. obama increased it by double. jobs are not going to increase. if you like the way the economy and the world stage has performed under obama, you are going to love it when hillary takes over. and none of us can avoid that i don't care what age you are. i don't care what your demographic is. i don't care what your party affiliation. america can't afford more of the same. >> all right. governor, thanks for waking up so early, especially not feeling all that well this morning. >> you bet. >> good to see you,

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welcome back. so in this week senate judiciary hearing senator jeff sessions revealing major flaws in the refugee investigating process. >> do you make any inquiry about practices that we are rejecting in the united states? >> on all questions we make it clear to refugees that we are a nation of laws and that they need to comply with our laws. i can't answer that question. i don't know. >> do you ask if you adhere to the practice of honor killings for people who violate certain religious codes? >> i'm not sure those honor killings took place among the resettled refugee community in the united states. >> yeah. everything is fine. don't ask too many questions. the hearing comes as the obama administration reveals its plans to welcome more than 100,000 refugees in 2017. the public does not support of this at all according to every poll. they don't care. as threats grow at home and abroad, are these the questions we ought to be

asking? >> joining us now to weigh in navy seal and fox news contributor rob o'neill. always good to have you with us. what's going on here? >> why are they not weelg willing to call it what it is. >> this is political correctness gone amuck not amuck reality right now. you could tell he is nervous. he wants to say stuff but his hands are tied. we are kind of doing this and check on their health. we don't ask them about this because we don't want to offend them. it's more offensive to ask someone about their religious and political beliefs than to have someone blown up. >> politics at its worse. >> they are not investigating them at all because they are afraid of offending people. it's this liberal ideology, i guess, that they are so emotional about everything and they want to be nice to encarnanze and want to be carrying. they don't see reality. i have been overseas a lot to most of these countries not the same as here. they are really not the same. saying they are putting them cultural sensitivity training before they come in. would you rather be under

sharia and constitution and higher than 90% say they would rather have sharia as the law of the land where they show up. so they want to have sharia here. >> not like we have to guess what could happen for 40 years western europe and scandinavia have done this fruits are terrible and impossible to defend. imaivelg frk basinsly what our authorities are saying we would rather die than be insensitive. >> and this offend you that way. so in the last 12 months we have brought in 10,000 refuse we dids from syria. and probably no coincidence there has also been 27 honor killings in this country. honor killing is so much who believes so much in sharia law if their daughter offends them by infidel or man is gay. a man shot his daughter twice in the head while she was sleeping and killed her. >> where are the feminist about this. >> they don't care. a lot of this stuff is like a priority of who not to offend. we don't offend any of the muslims. that takes precedence over the gay rights, over the

women's rights. even asking when they come in do you believe in sharia law? a lot of sharia law in this community agree in the genital mutilation of females. throwing gay men off of buildings. burying women up to necks in sand and stoning them to death. they can get stoned for being raped because some of these countries their testimony is not worth as much as a man's. >> i can't even think about it. it's just horrible. >> they don't bring it up. and, again, this is not -- i'm not trying to broad brush stroke here, there are countries that believe this. our ally saudi arabia they will publicly behead women. this is pretty modern country. >> another is votes. talk about politics in this segment. how familiar of it is politics and how much of it is doing it to get more votes. >> a lot of the are made based on how many votes we can get. party politics is also as important as political correctness. open border stuff they rush people to get their citizenship so they can

vote. generally a lot of these people will ho will eventually end up on government programs will be voting for democrats they seem to be handing it out. >> christian narrows vote more republicans and muslim arabs vote for democrats. no christian arabs coming from syria. >> most of the refugees are muslim not christian. don't get me wrong, isis is killing mostly muslims, too. which is a different version of islam. they are persecuting you seeds, christians jews. we are just bringing over muslims. the christians are being oppressed. parts of the middle east where there are no longer christians where there have been christians for thousands of years because of isis year running them. syria is a mess and we should be helping out the refugees out but there has got to be a investigating process. isis taking over. last time i checked about 10,000 blank passports. and they can counterfeit them. and eye sis lot of things. they don't lie too much. they said they are going to use our immigration policies to put fighters in. you will see these swarms,

they are all fighting age males. not a lot of families holding each other's hands. >> what is going on in europe. >> thanks for being here. >> well, a woman claims that she was forced to change her plane seat to accommodate muslim passengers, mental who said it was against their religion to sit next to a woman. >> that's the future. get used to it. >> donald trump has a question for president obama. >> will you pledge not to issue a pardon to hillary clinton and her coconspirators? >> that's pretty interesting question, actually. what are the questions if it happens. judge alec ferrer is with us coming up. just like the people

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>> quick morning headlines, election officials on high alert. now increasing efforts to block hackers from getting into state election data bases. the department of homeland security is involved. they revealed that voter registration systems have been targeted now in more than 20 states. that's a lot more than originally thought. and ben and jerry snubs hillary clinton. the ice cream co-founder ben cone telling buzz feed clinton's campaign manager reached out for them for endorsement but the prominent bern bernie sanders supporter has declined saying he has not decided who he will vote for yet in the general election. curt schilling is bringing the heat to massachusetts senator elizabeth warren saying he is willing to run against her in 2018. >> oh, i'm serious about it. listen, one of the things about a senator that people

need to understand is senator takes the constituent concerns to d.c. it's not about politicking the state. >> he said that to our own neil cavuto and six-time all star also wants to make a presidential run come 2024. but i think tucker says is he going to have to buy a necktie. >> well, president -- did i just call him president? getting a little head of ourselves now. donald trump has bold demand for president obama. don't pardon hillary clinton. watch this. mr. president, will you pledge not to issue a pardon to hillary clinton and her coconspirators for their many crimes against our countries and against society itself? will you make that pledge? that is trump urging obama mall not to let hillary

clinton off for email scandal. >> former dade county circuit judge alex ferrer. good to see you this morning. >> good to see you all. >> what do you think about donald trump saying mr. president, don't pardon cheryl mills and all these other smokes. >> well, he certainly could. that's the thing. people think of pardon only applies to someone has been convicted. the pardon power of the president is constitutional, first of all, it's in the constitution. so it can't be changed by the legislature and it's very broad. the president can pardon anybody of any offense before their charge while charges are pending or even after they are convicted and sentenced. the one that you might remember that is probably the most famous gerald ford pardoning nixon from think acts that occurred from the time of his inauguration to the time of his resignation. he could do it we do it? i doubt it think it would negatively effect his legacy and if she gets elected it's not an issue.

>> how much of this thinking about himself and his future and legacy here? >> that's exactly right. if hillary wins there, no way that any action is going to be taken against her to look into those matters that people feel the doj didn't adequately look into. so, it will be moot at that point. >> that might be why some people think the fix is in when they hear about that. look, if she gets elected nothing is going to be investigated. they also wonder is there a double standard when we saw a break yesterday afternoon video deposition that donald trump did in a lawsuit was released by a judge. but i remember when hillary clinton was interviewed by the fbi some weeks back, that was not videotaped, many people thought because they didn't want a tape out there before the election that could be used in an ad. you know, what do you think about whether or not there is a double standard here? >> oh, there is definitely a double standard. this just isn't evidence of it i mean, you can open up the paper and see how many articles are written every day that are negative towards trump. and with all of the

ammunition the media has on hillary, with regard to bengals, thbenghazi, the emails. you see a scars city of any articles written by the media this is not any evidence of that. the reason that he was videotaped was probably -- it was probably even requested by his lawyers in case he got elected so he wouldn't have to appear in trial as is he president of the united states. and that videotape, you know, gets released. the fbi doesn't usually videotape everybody they interview. in fact, most police departments don't knowingly do it. they do it surreptitiously sometimes. because once a person knows they are being videotaped or audio taped shuts them down. hillary's situation was an interview they were not going to videotape it. if you find they videotaped huma abedin and cheryl mills and others and didn't videotape her, then it's a reason to raise a question why. >> you said the press is on

hillary's side. i don't think that surprised anyone. a lot of them are corrupt and woe know that inclusively now. it's a bigger deal when we find out the justice department is acting out of political moat vases. dropping documents on friday afternoons before holiday weekends, et cetera. maybe the real casualty in this election is our confidence in the rule of law. has yours been shaken? >> no. no. because i generally respect. i know what judges do and i generally respect judges across the country. prosecutors in general try to do the right thing even though very often it's unpopular as do judges. the problem, i think, is unfortunately the position of attorney general is a cabinet position which means it's appointed by the president. i would love if it weren't but it's in the constitution. if there is a way to come up with an independent investigative entity that wouldn't be controlled by the administration, i think that would do a lot to making sure that administrations are properly investigated, whether they are republican or democrat.

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>> on wednesday, bernie sanders actually campaigned with hillary for the first time since july. he seemed to get distracted by something. take a look at this. >> come together, knowing we are stronger together. to come up with specific policies. [phone ringing] >> in health, in education. >> he has everyone's phone number. he even gets -- and the camera -- and the camera -- there is camera over his. >> so perfect. >> 38 days to go. what are we going to do when all of this is over? what are late night shows going to do. >> kellyanne conway take a vacation. she earned it. she was on "the view" tore a deep and calm and thoughtful reflection on the issues surrounding the campaign. >> calm? >> this is what happened. assess it? >> what is he hiding. >> under a presidential trump and president clinton.

>> what is he hiding. >> under president clinton. >> what is he hiding. >> he is not hiding anything. >> what was the sniffles what was all that sniffling about. >> if he didn't have the a cold what was the snivel ling about. >> it wasn't what howard dean said. i guess he was thirsty. going to go after someone. >> i'm glad to see you here. it would have been nice if he showed up. how come he didn't come today? >> i'll invite him. >> he has been invited on numerous occasions. >> he is not in new york. >> i'm a new yorker. don't b.s. a b.s.er. >> dumbness. holy smokes orgy of dumbness. ask a question about. why is he sniffle ling? who cares. >> you feel sorry for her in that moment. >> speaking of sniffle ling they come out and said there was something wrong with the microphone. >> sniffling to salivating when robby mook. check this out. >> he had so many strong

moments last night as you head in to debate number two what are you going to work on. >> robby, con from the legs i think she had a good debate last night. >> with her emails she hasn't been hacked. >> the fbi looked at this and no evidence she has been hacked. >> no evidence she has whacked. >> i'm glad to hear that. >> we talk about transparency. >> um. >>um stunning to me last night. first of all, donald trump doubled down on not releasing his taxes. >> and admitted he doesn't pay them. >> he is proud of them. >> smart thing to do. >> how does he expect to pay for the police and pay for roads and bridges if he doesn't pay any taxes? >> exactly. his secret service protection. we are paying to for that apparently is he not. >> that's not real. no. >> you are leading the witness. >> unbelievable. i mean, at some point you are like, i don't know, her campaign manager, ask him like one real question for the sake of self-respect. >> she had really great debate. you can get much better? how much better you can get? >> robby you can react, freight person running a

great campaign. your reaction please? >> trump doubled down is he so awful. how much more awful ca can be. >> i'm speechless that's the first time i saw those back to back recommendation nervous and no self-control. you know what? i'm voting against that. lena dunham and whoopi goldberg i'm not voting for that. i'm voting for trump because i don't like them. i know people who feel that way. >> i give it to kellyanne conway. she has got confidence and doing a good job. tough being a spokesperson. >> you just brought it today. go protest someone else's show. >> other headlines to get to this morning. obama administration refusing to ache nojt state of israel by literally crossing it out. a press release sent out yesterday shows jerusalem's location as israel. but was quickly amended showing israel crossed out. white house defending themselves saying the u.s. has a long standing policy refrank from recognizing any nation's ownership over

jerusalem. and a film maker known for his viral social experiments takes on the black lives matter movement. first he took a black lives matter sign into a predominantly white neighborhood do you support black lives matter. >> i do. >> you do? >> all lives matter. >> all lives matter. do you support black lives matter, sir. >> i will not support that. >> no? why not? >> [inaudible] >> he says he thinks they are all fake. >> then he went toe a predominantly black neighborhood in staten island holding a sign saying all lives matter. >> get out of here with that [bleep] >> what's wrong? [bleep] [bleep] >> all lives matter, wro. >> [bleep] you still out here, man? >> this guy. >> so that film maker joey salads, he was on our coach this morning. he says it shows how the black lives matter movement is creating a greater divide among racial lines. woman forced to change seats on a united airlines plane

just because she is a woman. mary campo says her seating assignment changed just before the flight. two pakistani monks religious beliefs forbid them from sitting or talking next to females. they want them to change their policy. and a broadcaster ditching his game-calling duties during the fourth quarter to catch a flight. >> apparently, max got to leave us right now otherwise you will not see this shining face under tv tomorrow. we are going to miss you pal. >> it's -- you sure you don't want to stick around for the rest of this thing? >> have you been working on my voice. so maybe you can be me and you and molly can hip. >> what? so mysteriously needing to get back to espn headquarters in the hurry during the byu toledo game. believed there weren't many flights out of utah to

connecticut. >> thank you. tucker tried to leave the show in the fourth quarter a couple times. >> we hold them down. >> super excited here today too. trying to get out of here. >> those are the headlines. >> thanks, abby. we appreciate it rick reichmuth is outside in the national world giving us a forecast. >> are you safe out there, rick. >> i am safe is, fortunately. thanks for security. so we are talking about the tropics. it is still solidly hurricane season. we haven't had that much going on. take a look at the maps. i want to talk about this. this is hurricane matthew. overnight it became a category 5 hurricane. it is now a category 4 hurricane. winds are 155 miles per hour sustained. and it's off the north shoreher. it's going to continue to pull towards the west and later on today and tonight making a right-hand turn and making a b line for the western side of jamaica and eastern cuba where i think we will be taking a hit major hurricane. also very close to haiti.

certainly a much more problematic thing for haiti and the populist area that we have across the southern peninsula there. then go in towards the bahamas. we will be watching this certainly raking the bahamas for a couple of days. then the u.s. getting very interesting. i will tell you for one thing the western side of that cone, miami, you are in it. so, the eastern shores of florida need to watch this very closely. and one of our reliable models pulls this very close to the eastern seaboard. one of our reliable models pulls it very far away from the eastern seaboard. too early to tell. this would be seven days away across areas of the mid-atlantic and middle east if it did impact us. send it back inside? hillary clinton attacks donald trump for his treatment of women. isn't her treatment of women also fair game in this campaign? we have a fair and balanced dewait next. >> plus, look who will be joining us on the curvey couch. geraldo rivera and jesse watters. what? they are both here and live. >> you can believe it? >> it's a big day.

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former clinton advisor. matt, i want to start with you. you think it's a good requested for donald trump to go down this road? >> i think after hillary clinton is trying to make the moral case against donald trump, that donald trump doesn't treat women very well. i think it's laughable for the clinton incorporated to make this lane of attack. after everything they have done to the women who have interacted with bill clinton it is shameful. why don't we talk about the issues of the day. she can't do that. because, if she does that she will lose this race. she has to make it about other things. that's why she brings up these topics. if she is going to hit donald trump he needs to defend himself. >> before i get to richard, why did donald trump then take the bait? >> it's a great question. you know, i would rather talk about the economy, killing terrorists, disrupting washington. and the hillary clinton scandals and why she is part of the problem and she is not a change candidate. fair enough. give one to the clinton camp for getting us off topic.

when we get back on topic, she will be in trouble. >> richard, what do you say to this attack from trump, from his allies that basically say it's not about bill clinton. it's about hillary clinton enabling and then attacking women? >> just one quick thick on the quote moral case that matt was referring to. it's not hillary clinton. it's every single major newspaper in the country. it's bush father and son. mitt romney, meg whitman. george schultz. the wrath of republicans that make the moral case against donald trump. you don't have to listen to hillary clinton. on this whole business about bill's infidelities, there is something called clean hands or class houses and not throwing stones. you know, if trump wants to run against bill clinton for president in some alternative universe. great. bring it up. but, in this universe, we have actually tried this before. it was called the 1998 off year elections. for the first time in the nation's history ever in the six year of a president the

party of the white house won house seats because newt gingrich who lost his speakership over this decided hanukkah lewenski was going to be the focus. i hope you are right and persuade them bring it on. >> you say stones in glass houses. hillary clinton is trying to make the case that donald trump shouldn't be allowed to be the president because he has mistreated women or said certain things about women. that's her case. that is laughable. everybody who has dealt with the clintons over the last 25 years have seen scandal after scandal after scandal. it's always about lying. with bill clinton it's often about sex and his mistreatment of women. have you got to love the clintons because they act in public with smilts like severing great. but they have their clinton attack machine two after these women. they all talk about it. and is laughable that she is going to make the moral case here. >> i want to let richard respond but let's listen to the attack machine. hillary clinton on jennifer flowers. >> if somebody is willing to

pay you 130 or $170,000 to say something and you get your 15 minutes of fame afternoon you get your picture on the front page of every newspaper and you're some failed cabaret singer who doesn't even have much of a resume to fall back on and what's there she has lied about, you know, that's the daughter of willie horton as far as i'm concerned. it's the same kind of attempt to keep the real issues of this country out of the mainstream debate. >> richard, if what happened with a beauty queen more than a decade ago is fair game, what about that? >> again, ed, this was litigated. ask rick lazio how effective that line of attack is, the one that matt is suggesting. >> was it right? was it the right thing to do? >> ask senator rick lazio -- the fact of the matter is there is this view of the world that somehow if republicans speak just the right things to african-americans or hispanics or whatnot that somehow they will -- you know, unleash the fact that

they really should have been hostile to democrats all these years, look, the fact of the matter is what donald trump is doing is reveling in this dispute with a former beauty queen 38 days before a presidential election. every republican has to be horrified. and i hope matt's right and he persuades him to go down this one. >> richard, the last word, that's going to have to be there. donald trump told "new york times" today hillary clinton's nasty, i can be even nastier. i expect we're about to see om of that nastiness. let it all play out. we appreciate you joining us, matt and richard, thanks for being here. >> thanks, ed. >> thank you. we've got a big final hour for you. geraldo rivera, jesse watters, you don't want to miss it. relook.

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there he will learn how to embrace his own peculiarities and find himself. >> the very visual adventure, what tim's so good at doing, kind of creepy and mysterious elements. >> such an unusual character, and i know tim burton calls her scary poppins. it's a character who has rules, can be quite tough but is all for the love of her children. >> one thing, look after them, jake. >> i promise. >> what do you think people would be surprised to learn that's peculiar about you two? >> what's peculiar about me? >> everything. >> yeah, i guess we both -- like our upbringing is peculiar in itself. >> sometimes people put me like in the dark femme fatale box or something, when they meet me

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good morning to you. it is saturday. guys, it is october. it is october 1. i'm abby huntsman. pundits said the first debate was a disaster for donald trump, but new numbers show the race is still a dead heat. and this morning trump tries out an old message. >> when you cast that ballot, just picture a wall street board filled with the special interests. and imagine the look on their faces when you tell them you're fired. >> geraldo rivera is here to react to it all in just moments. >> you're fired. hey, millennials, there's a message from hillary. i hate you. >> there's a deep desire to

believe that, you know, we can have free college, free health care. they're children of the great recession. and they are living in their parents' basement. >> you're losers, dumb, delusional. more from hillary's leaked talks to donors coming up. >> i don't have anything to add to that. that's amazing. and "saturday night live" is no stranger to going after republicans. >> i believe that diplomacy should be the cornerstone of any foreign policy. and i can see russia from my house. >> never underestimate a bush. we're sneaky. >> now "snl" returns tonight to take down donald trump. is that really the job of a comedy show? mornings are better with geraldo and he's coming up next. ♪

got some motorcycles on the plaza. >> look at those babies. good morning. we've had motorcycles, we've had puppies, protesters, it has been a busy saturday morning. >> saturday morning. >> unbelievable. if you've got something interesting to say or show us, come down to the plaza. everybody welcome. we had an enthusiastic viewer of the show climb the barricades and scream at us. it didn't rattle us or stop us to bring you the news this morning. >> that's true. thank you for that transition, we have other headlines. we start with this, more riots sparked overnight after surveillance video released of a shooting death of an unarmed policeman. shows alfred pulling a smoking device from his pocket and taking a, quote, shooting stance before being shot dead by police protesters, taking to the streets again overnight. a refugee from uganda with a lengthy criminal history who dodged deportation twice. and officials still have not formally interviewed the

engineer that crashed in new jersey thursday morning. thomas gallagher still recovering in the hospital while a mangled mess. meantime, lawsuits are likely to start pouring in against new jersey transit. they'll likely center on the train's lack of automatic brake technology. one woman was killed and more than 100 commuters were injured. an fbi report is revealing one of hillary clinton's key aides may have been more careless than her repeatedly misplaced top secret information. monica hanley, clinton's confidential assistant left classified information in a hotel during a trip to moscow, back in 2013. she also lost a thumb drive with four years' worth of clinton's e-mails she transferred to a laptop. the laptop staying at her pamplt until she left the state department. the fbi spoke to her in january as part of the investigation into clinton's mishandling of classified information. that story just does not die,

does it? the only person that can keep a president from takeoff? well, a former president. that is president obama looking pretty impatient in the doorway at air force one in jerusalem airport, calling for president clinton to get on board so they could get back to washington. they were both there to speak at the funeral for shimon peres. and reminder of bill clinton how he takes his pretty time. >> it's unbelievable. geraldo rivera joins us on the set. >> you had a street fight and didn't invite me. >> you would have been great backup. >> so you know trump really well and know what most people don't know he's pretty much the same on and off camera. hillary clinton even her aides can see a totally different person in private. so she's been sucking up some millennials, touting free college. here's what she said in february when she didn't know she was being recorded. listen. >> there's just a deep desire to believe that, you know, we can have free college, free health care.

that what we've done hasn't gone far enough and we just need to, you know, go as far as, you know, scandinavia, whatever that means. they're children of the great recession. and they are living in their parents' basement. if you're feeling that you're consigned to, you know, being a barista or some other job that doesn't pay a lot and doesn't have much of a ladder of opportunity attached to it, then the idea that maybe, just maybe, you could be part of a political revolution is pretty appealing. >> this is basically clinging to their guns and bibles, all these losers who aren't as rich as i are making bad choices because they're dumb. >> i totally agree with her assessment. i think that -- she's got to get the parents' basement vote. and she's moved to the left. she's a natural centrist. what she said i think it was in

broad strokes relatively sympathetic. they are the children of the great recession. they are disillusioned about their chances. they do, i think, at least my impression and i know it's a stereotype, a cliche almost, you know, cling to their parents longer than they did than say my generation. and, you know, they caught her at a moment of rare honesty because she was not, you know, projecting the disciplined message that she always gives. but what was caught there a lot like mitt romney's 47%. >> exactly. >> was true. >> you would think though she would have learned four years later that anything can be recorded at any time. and also, geraldo, what's wrong with baristas? i'm a millennials, that's a hit on them. that's not fair. >> i could never sort out a double latte milk. i just think what you saw there was a candidate who recognizes

at least among the in-crowd that she's in the middle. she must motivate the left to get going. she's never going to get the right. trump's got that all sewed up, except maybe he doesn't in terms of the establishment. we could talk about that if you'd like. but i think that with clinton revealed there to be the pragmatic idealist. she's going for that vote. she's got to say what she's got to say. and maybe now she believes in free public education at the college level. i don't know. but, you know, i don't think it's a particularly damaging -- >> but change in outsiders doesn't see a classic politician in this moment where on monday back on the campaign trail with bernie sanders. we're all friends now. but the wikileaks from the dnc e-mail suggested they were mocking bernie sanders, rigging the system against him in those primaries, geraldo. and now she is in this tape mocking his political revolution. >> don't you think, ed, it's relatively mild? it doesn't seem particularly

venal to me. she is obviously not in touch with that huge voting block that she has to motivate. the kids are motivated, but now they have no direction. they don't know where they're going to go, if at all. they can't go for gary johnson who doesn't know the capital of new york state or, you know, who angela merkel is. so what are they going to do? >> a rare policy question, so hillary clinton's whole pitch is i'm the adult in the room. i know what i'm doing. i know the details. so her idea here is that going to community college will close the income gap among americans. we have a high percentage of people going to college than ever before and income gap is spreading. there's no evidence that's true and nobody calls her on it. >> no evidence that what's true going to community college helps succeed in life? >> going to college is the answer to growing income. it's a real problem. she says this is going to solve it, but there's literally no evidence that's true. >> i've been around for a long time. my vibe is if you -- if you're cool, you stay in school.

i think a community college degree is a real giant step. >> is there evidence of that? >> i'll tell you this, i'll give you an anecdote. i adopted an entire eighth grade class in spanish harlem some years ago. and i promised them if they stayed in high school i would put them through college. so i did. i stuck that out from eighth grade through twelfth grade. very difficult to get them through high school, but once i got them in community college, their success rate far exceeded that of their peers. >> getting adopted by geraldo is not a national policy. >> but, no, what the sanders supporters are saying is basically take my program and make it universal. and i appreciate that. >> make it totally free. >> give a couple years college to any kid in the country and, you know -- a fine job. i don't mind if you get a union job it's probably better, but -- >> you mean baristas.

>> latest fox poll says hillary at the last debate, donald trump is getting drummed there. when he's tweeting at 3:00 a.m., you look at the front page of "new york post," geraldo, duct tape on his mouth, donald, get off twitter. going after the beauty queen, the fat shaming, that's not helping with his problem. >> geraldo, this is what i would say and i think you mentioned this yesterday and it's a good point. you're in politics and you're in media. you know if you're asked a question you can turn that into anything you want. when he was asked about the former miss universe in the debate, there were so many ways he could have answered that differently and better. and there he went talking about this woman and her weight. so you look at the polls among women thachlt women. that is where it hurts him when he goes down that lane. >> my family got close to donald trump during "the apprentice." his last season he was so nice to erica, my wife, to our children, so attentive. really went overboard and still

as i was leaving this morning my wife said he's a bully. you know, he has wrecked his chances with women to such an extent that it is appalling to me. and it's all because of a lack of discipline and this tweeting in the middle of the night. >> right. >> and you see now he's losing the arizona republic, the dallas morning news, the san diego union tribune, the cincinnati inquirer, the usa today, the republican establishment is now divorcing themselves from donald trump. >> now? are you kidding? >> but usa -- "the wall street journal." you see -- >> yeah, i read it yesterday. >> but this is "the wall street journal." >> i got it. >> her election alone is what stands between the american nation and the reign of the most unstable, profoundly uninformed, psychologically unfit president ever to enter the white house, from "the wall street journal." >> from a columnist. i disagree with that. i get it.

i know. i know her. but here's my point, there are things about trump that bothers me, for sure. but is there anything he could have said after march of this year that would have won over the establishment in d.c. or editorial newspaper writers? >> yes. >> really? like what? >> sticking to policy. >> hillary clinton wants to raise the inheritance tax from 40% to 65%. that means people who have been reasonably successful in their lives and want to pass their money to their children are now going to have a confiscatory tax, a death tax. why not that tax policy? >> because they hate them because of immigration. they hate them because of immigration. that's right. >> he mentioned the debate, but you're right. he's not focusing on it. >> he's not focusing on it. those traditional republican issues. what about immigration? how much did you hear about immigration? >> nothing. >> suggest you can take a question and take it anywhere you want. he could have easily brought up immigration and i've been in these inner cities now, as you

know, i've tried to reach out and i see despair. and much of it is because of the competition our own people have from the cheap labor. you know, where was any of that? >> you wonder if he's doing it on purpose because kellyanne conway is saying don't go there. when you're asked about women for example, don't go that direction. >> yeah, but rosie o'donnell? really? you voluntarily conjure up rosie o'donnell in a presidential debate? when did that ever happen? >> yeah. thanks for coming in this morning. >> i just want to say, i think that his campaign right now is on life support. he must turn it around. i don't think it's over yet. but he is suffered a profound blow. and you're going to see by tomorrow you'll have all the polls. and you'll see it's a five-point lead for hillary. >> i'm against rosie o'donnell too, so we're in total agreement. >> that's not true, i like ro e rosie. so protesting the national anthem is so last month, but

another big name athlete taking a stand against our troops. and "saturday night live" returns tonight with a mission, crush trump. is that comedy or propaganda? that's next. ♪ rs? yeah... yeah, then how'd i get this... ...allstate safe driving bonus check? ...only allstate sends you a bonus check for every six months you're accident free. silence. it's good to be in, good hands. still not sure whether to stay or go on that business trip? ♪ should i stay or should i go? ♪ this fall at choice hotels, the more you go the better! now earn a free night when you stay with us just two times. book direct at choicehotels.com.

welcome back. something we've seen for years. "saturday night live" loves to parody republicans, and they've all got one thing in common. >> you know, hillary and i don't agree on everything -- >> anything. i believe that diplomacy should be the cornerstone of any foreign policy. a and. >> and i can see russia from my house. >> al gore's going to win. i'm not going to do it. >> what do you mean you're not going to do it? >> not going to do it. >> you are to going to do it. >> not going to do it. >> you are going to do it. never underestimate a bush.

we're sneaky. >> hey, by the way, what's your salary as president? >> $400,000. >> yeah, that's what i pay my cats, okay? so why don't you go sit down before i beat you to death with my paycheck. >> "saturday night live," the best of reel this morning. geraldo joins us onset. geraldo, i don't think anybody begrudges "saturday night live" for mocking candidates. that's good stuff there. that's partisan and by definition propaganda, no? >> i totally agree. ridicule is the one thing that really destroys a candidacy's credibility. and i think trump particularly. i played trump remember in "dancing with the stars." it's very easy -- >> i remember that. >> it's easy to caricature him. i think he'll be diminished with our alec baldwin in the next month. >> but won't the show be diminished if they're taking -- not mocking anybody but trying

to get hillary elected? >> kate mckinnon plays the best crazy hillary i've ever seen. in a way i think that she would have damaged hillary's assent, you know, if "saturday night live" had not been in hiatus. now she's coming back. so you're going to have a month of crazy hillary. >> but she makes her appear so calculated, right? >> yes. >> exactly things people hit hillary clinton on. so i think it's fair to say they don't make her look great either. and kate, she's won an award for this. she is, to your point, the best impression i've ever seen of hillary clinton. but alec baldwin debuting tonight for the first time as donald trump. i think a lot of people are beginning to want to see how he handles that. >> i think it's going to be huge. and really it's in kate's hands. if she or the writers' hands, if they play up big, the crazy hillary that she does so well with the eyes bulging and the total calculation. >> the coughing something there

too. >> and i'm going to win and trump is -- i think it could be a wash. but i think it's going to be hilarious anyway. it's so funny. goes all the way back to chevy chase, all the way back to ford in the mid '70s when "saturday night live" was an infant. that kind of mockery is very funny. but it also is very damaging to someone who's trying to project, you know, the kind of gravitas you need to keep going. >> meanwhile, investigators still searching for answers into that deadly commuter train crash. would you know what to do in a deadly situation like that? the keys on how to survive next. watch that before you get on amtrak. and maybe gas is the way to go. gary johnson just pulled in a huge endorsement. >> people would recognize that there's another choice and that there would be an examination of me and bill weld as who we are and what we have done.

based on that. i could go the whole debate and not say anything --.

time for some quick and entertaining entertainment headlines. first up, of course, brad pitt and angelina jolie reach a temporary custody agreement with child services. pitt is allowed to visit, must also undergo random drug testing this after he was accused of verbally abusing one of his children on a private plane flying home from paris. and hugh hefner is not dead, playboy king calling off the cops rushing to his house after rumors circulated online he had

passed away on friday. he later tweeted this, i wish the tabloids had informed me a little earlier that i'm sick. i might have canceled my weekend plans. >> very useful headline. thank you, tucker. tragedy on the track, search for answers continues following the new jersey commuter crash. >> escort you out of the station and get you some help. >> a 34-year-old mother was killed by flying debris as she stood on the platform that morning. more than 100 others were injured in the crash but are luckily expected to survive. >> a key question is how can you protect yourself when tragedy like that strikes? here with tips for riding the rails, commuting on the subway or flying the skies, the president and ceo of survival systems inc. we appreciate you joining us this morning. >> thank you. good morning. >> if you're going to get on an amtrak or new jersey commuter train, somewhere in st. louis, missouri, anywhere across the country. what's the most important tip you suggest so that someone in their family can be safe?

>> realistically with a train you're talking about a lot of speed, a lot of momentum, pick seats in the middle cars. a lot of times it's not matter of train colliding with another train, it's a train derailing. that typically happens in the first few cars. middle cars gives best chance of survival. >> when you fly, where should you sit to feel the most safe and be the most safe? >> that's a debate going on for a very long time. there's no definitive information from the faa or ntsb. but a lot of recent studies would suggest sitting in the back of the plane is the safest place to be. regardless of where you sit, you want to sit in an aisle seat so you can access the aisle quickly and you want to check where all the exits are. >> is that the same for kids if you're traveling with children? >> with children you want to remember to make sure they're in a seat appropriate for them to travel in. holding a child in your lap isn't necessarily the safest thing for them. but wherever you sit with them, make sure you take care of yourself first so then you're able to help them. >> you talk about picking a row near an exit. does this apply to both planes

and trains? >> it does. you want to try to be within five rows of the exit regardless of the type of transportation you're in. it gives best chance of arriving at the exit. and remember it's not a matter of saying the exit is right there, there's going to be panicked people between you and the exit, the closer you can be the higher likelihood you'll be able to reach. >> i like aisle seat because it's closer to the bathroom. you say that's better than the window. >> it is. gives you access in the aisle so you can travel up and down the aisle if you need to move. >> tell you wear a seat belt in a car or plane. >> listen to them? >> it is. seat belt minimizes your chances of body flying forward in an airplane. in a train there aren't any seat belts and there's a lot of controversy over that. but a train will decelerate a lot slower than an airplane will. >> what about a subway? you can't sit backwards. >> you can't sit down, can't sit backwards. backwards is the best way to sit if you're on a train. but subway you're sitting back

or usually forwards, you can't prepa prepare, in airplane pilot will typically give you a heads up brace, brace. >> hold on for something. >> we appreciate you joining us this morning, maria, important tips people will take with them. >> thank you, maria, appreciate it. >> you're welcome. protesting the national anthem is so last month. now another big name athlete is taking a stand against our troops. get your motor running. the 2016 american international motorcycle expo kicks off this month. and it's actually starting right here because we've got the hottest bikes and offroading machines right here on the fox plaza. >> look at those beauties. guess what guys, i switched to sprint. sprint? i'm hearing good things about the network. all the networks are great now. we're talking within a 1% difference in reliability of each other. and, sprint saves you 50% on most current national carrier rates. save money on your phone bill, invest it in your small business.

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what would you do if you were elected about aleppo? >> about? >> aleppo. >> what is aleppo? >> you're kidding? >> no. >> there's a choice and there would be an examination of me and bill weld as who we are and what we've done. and based on that [ inaudible ] >> maybe there will be an examination. a pretty thorough one, right? >> i think so much of it is how

he says aleppo. >> i'm a libertarian, the whole point is i don't care about where aleppo is. >> it might be helping him because it's just been announced that hillary's hometown paper, the chicago tribune, has come out and endorsed gary johnson. here's what they tweet out, said today we endorse gary johnson, libertarian, principled option for president. >> principled, light on the details. >> this was meant to be an attack on trump. it's actually the most helpful thing they could have done for trump. nothing they write about trump is going to sway a voter, but giving legitimacy to the gary johnson campaign, they might bring a few people over to vote for johnson. that's all good for trump. >> johnson doing well. >> johnson is the key to trump's victory. he is the ross perot. >> also i think this election is not about the endorsements. if anything could help trump if he doesn't get endorsements. >> jeb bush had a lot. >> yeah, a ton, about like $25 million, what happened to that? >> gary johnson going to be on with neil cavuto today.

>> is that true? >> yeah. >> we'll be watching. we have other headlines to get to. thousands will say a final farewell this morning fdny killed in a massive blast in the bronx earlier this week, he was hit by a piece of roof, the house was being used as a marijuana growing operation. the 17-year veteran battalion chief. he was promoted to deputy chief. he was 44 years old. just so sad. and an nba star blatantly disrespecting our west point cade cadets, skipping the team's annual training dinner with the academy because it conflicts with his anti-war views. saying in part i have a lot of respect for the kids out here fighting, but it's hard for me to understand why we have to go to war, why kids have to kill kids around the world. and patriotism at its best when the speaker system wouldn't work at a high school volleyball game, students took matters into

their own hands. watch this. ♪ bursting in air -- >> i love the story. teens in new york belting out the national anthem instead of forgetting about it altogether. the video is now taking off online. and a tv classic is coming back. ♪ that's right. the '80s soap opera hit "dynasty" is being revived. the creators of the o.c. and jane the virgin, they're coming together to remake the show. it last aired in 1989. no word yet on when the first show will air. pretty cool. those are your headlines. the 2016 american motorcycle expo kicks off two weeks from right now. rick of course is outside with the hogs and preview. >> it's true.

we are bringing the motorcycle show right here to the "fox & friends" plaza. joining me ty and andrea with the council. i said your name slowly to make sure i got it right. so motorcycles it's becoming a really popular thing for younger people, millennials and women. >> and women. in fact, one in four motorcyclists are women, so that's about 7 million women riders out there in the u.s. >> that's amazing. if you have a motorcycle for a woman, are they different? are they made different? or can any woman get on any motorcycle? >> women can ride any motorcycle. me, i'm only 5'2", and i can hop on this little 125 cc grom to the bigger bikes out there. >> this looks like a great entry bike because it's probably small, manageable for somebody and it's $3,100. >> that's only $3,100, it's a honda gram, great for a lot of younger riders, millennials are into these bikes and customizing them too.

we'll see a lot at the expo october 15th and 16th for consumers and a little bit earlier than that for industry people. >> and this is a big expo. it's the largest in the world? >> that's like the detroit auto show but for motorcycles and atvs and side-by-side like we have here. >> this looks like a cross between some sport bike and harley with the sides on here. >> this is a brand new ktm actually for 2017. it's a sport torre motorcycle, so very high performance. but you can also tour comfortably with it. amazing motorcycle. so many great bikes out there today. >> you guys give courses to people on safety. i mean, that's the most important thing with motorcycles. >> your best first ride is -- >> with basic rider course for the motorcycles. the side-by-sides, if you're in expo, if you're near orlando, florida, they do the introduction -- introductory ride, so you learn the basics, but you should still get training.

we have to mention these are offroad vehicles only. not for the pavement. >> right. so this is an offroad vehicle, not an atv? >> not an atv. it's a side-by-side. we call them rovs as well, but strictly ya lly offroad and a p segment in the power sports industry. >> i'm not going to lie kind of seems like a car without a windshield. seems like a lot of fun. guys, ty and andrea, thank you very much. october 15th and 16th in orlando, your big expo. where can people find out information? >> go to amexpo.com, love to see you there and check us out on instagram and twitter as well. >> there you go. thank you very much. send it back inside. >> looking good, rick. >> appreciate it. well, the campaign managers for hillary clinton and donald trump both went on "the view." guess which one got grilled? >> what is he -- >> under a president trump and president clinton. he's not hiding anything. >> i think he is. >> well, he's not hiding

anything. neither is jesse watters, he'll be reacting to all of that in a minute. plus, hillary clinton and "new york times" basically indistinguishable say voting for trump will send the markets into a tailspin. charles payne disagrees. he says it's not time to panic. a hopeful note next. what's up? >> when you cast that ballot, just picture a wall street boardroom filled with the special interests. and imagine the look on their faces when you tell them you're fired. ♪ before it became a medicine, it was an idea. a wild "what-if." so scientists went to work. they examined 87 different protein structures and worked for 12 long years. there were thousands of patient volunteers and the hope of millions. and so after it became a medicine, someone who couldn't be cured, could be. me. ♪

some quick headlines. oregon is open for business selling recreational marijuana beginning today. 26 retailers now licensed to take on new customers. many of them opening for business this very morning. state regulators continue struggling over rules for product labels but are moving forward anyway. and the government is giving up control of the internet address book this very morning

after 47 years a california-based nonprofit will take over the job of sorting the internet's ip addresses. tucker. thanks a million, ed henry. during the monday night debate, which you doubt saw claim donald trump's economic plan will hurt the economy. "new york times" is piling on saying stocks -- stock market would plummet. the man who knows making money on fox business our friend charles payne. charles, you'll notice when you hear the obama people or the hillary people talk about the economy, their sole measure is the stock market. a, is that a meaningful measure of the economy, generally? and, b, is it true with trump's the stock market would collapse? >> if this was 20 years ago, you say it's a better correlation, but apple will sell more phones in china. if apple sells in china go down, apple stock goes down. it's not necessarily a direct correlation that it used to be.

and there are other factors. we were down 53% from october 2007. so it was oversold, he was able to benefit from that. he's been able to benefit from the fact that america's still the greatest economy in the world. there are certain benefits. of course we know there's been low interest rates. so it's certainly not the proxy, and believe me, i remember when the market would hit all-time highs under george bush and democrats come on tv say it was only a reflection of the rich and not real america. >> i thought the most interesting moment in the debate favor in chatter of the venezuelan beauty queen slash getaway driver, this is what trump said about the economy and listen. >> we have the worst revival of an economy since the great depression. and believe me, we're in a bubble right now. and the only thing that looks good is the stock market. but if you raise interest rates even a little bit, that's going to come crashing down. we are in a big, fat, ugly

bubble. >> he's basically saying this is an illusion created by our monetary policy, the federal reserve policy, keeping interest rates low is going to be a disaster. do you think that's true? >> we don't know what's going to happen. i think ultimately it will be disastrous and i think it's led to some real bad things. i think there are other assets that might be more overpriced in the stock market including commercial real estate. i caution viewers not to try to pinpoint markets and figure out if we're in a bubble or not. just on a handful of great stocks. the politicalization of the federal reserve, we know that the federal reserve has loved to take action before an election. and in this particular case we do know that janet yellen probably sings from the same ideological hymn sheet as hillary clinton and barack obama. so, listen, the next president's going to have a situation on their hand where the possibility of a recession has grown, it's grown dramatically this year. you have no business investments and there are millions and millions of americans who simply have been left behind. >> right.

>> so it's going to be precarious for whoever's in office next. it's going to be a delicate balancing act. i can tell you right now the idea of lower taxes, moving out regulations and also sparking something inside of us i think that matches donald trump's economic plan a lot more than hillary clinton's which i feel is a defeat economic plan. >> you refer to them animal spirits. >> my favorite line ever. >> it's riddled in our dna, just needs to be sparked. >> i love that. thanks for watching the show. he's got a ten-page report on the economy and the markets and how it might affect elections and stocks no matter who wins it's free on wstreet.com. go there. next up, what does hillary clinton say about millennials when she thinks the cameras are off? >> there's just a deep desire to believe that, you know, we can have free college, free health care. they're children of the great recession. and they are living in their parents' basement. >> yeah, millennials are losers. that's what hillary really

thinks. jesse watters here to react. hey america, still not sure whether to stay or go

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all right. so in public hillary clinton often tells you how much she loves young people, she's hip, she gets them. you know what i mean? she's with it on facebook. >> totally with it. she's like the voice of the millennials generation, but in private it turns out based on leaked audio files from a february fundraiser hillary had with big time donors, here's what she really thinks of millennials. >> there's just a deep desire to believe that, you know, we can have free college, free health care, that what we've done

hasn't gone far enough and we just need to, you know, go as far as scandinavia, whatever that means. they're children of the great recession. and they are living in their parents' basement. if you're feeling that you're consigned to, you know, being a barista or, you know, some other job that doesn't pay a lot and doesn't have much of a ladder of opportunity attached to it, then the idea that maybe, just maybe, you could be part of a political revolution, is pretty appealing. >> jesse watters, you still live in your parents' basement. you're a loser. >> i don't know if i told you that in private, hillary's mocking sanders supporters. that's my job. what is she going to do next go to the beach and quiz bikini girls? come on. >> that's good. >> this is going to hurt her with her base now. basically calling these people broke and delusional. i see trump amplifying this for the next two months big time. >> all right. so let's move onto "the view."

kellyanne conway was on and got grilled pretty badly. let's watch this. >> no, what is he hiding? >> under president hillary clinton -- >> what is he hiding? >> he's not hiding anything. >> i think he is. >> what was the sniffles all about? said it wasn't a cold, what was the sniffling about? >> well, it wasn't -- i guess he was thirsty. you're going to criticize somebody for being thirsty and sniffling? >> i'm glad to see you here. it would have been nice if he showed up. how come he didn't come today? he's been invited on numerous occasions. >> he's often not in new york -- >> honey, i'm a new yorker. don't bs a bser. >> so then robbie mook went on "the view" from hillary's camp and it was a little different. >> had so many strong moments last night but as you head into

debate number two, what are you going to work on? >> congratulations, i think you had a good debate night. >> with her e-mails, she hasn't been hacked? >> the fbi looked at this they said there's no evidence she's been hacked. >> no evidence she was hacked? >> i'm glad to hear that. >> we talk about transparency. >> uh-huh. >> what was stunning to me last night first of all donald trump doubled down on not releasing his taxes. >> right. and admitted he doesn't pay them. >> he's proud of it. >> and it was a smart thing to do. >> how does he expect the police to pay for roads, for bridges, if he doesn't pay any taxes? >> exactly. his secret service protection, we're paying for that. >> when the campaign manager is saying, exactly, your question helps me. thank you for asking. >> i thought doing outnumbered was tough. that was harsh with kellyanne. i want to know what's going on with whoopi's hair. what is that? is that the first headdress -- what is she going to do that with that? >> unbelievable. and then they ask mook over here about the taxes. you know what i would say they say you don't pay taxes, i would say your husband pardoned the

biggest tax cheat in u.s. history, mark rich. hit them right back with that if you're listening maybe next time. >> give kellyanne conway credit, that's a tough interview and she's out there and she knew going into it she would get grilled. >> whdo you think trump is listening to his advisors? >> i think he listens. i don't know if he's always listening. >> what was with the sniff ls ls. >> it was a microphone. it was a faulty microphone picking up the sniffles, it was either that or cocaine. we don't know. no, obviously the mike was picking up something. i don't know. come on, i'm not up there -- >> are you going to walk that back? >> i'm not there asking him why he's sniffling. >> can we also say who cares? >> right. i mean, at least he didn't cough. >> what i do care about is your show and it's on tonight. i love your shows pt i can't get enough of them. but what can we expect tonight? >> so tonight i go to the beach,

as i usually do. i know tucker's very excited about that. we do some quizzes there. we also go to north philadelphia, one of the really roughest neighborhoods in the country. it's been controlled by democrats for decades. it's a lot of crime and poverty and heroin. and go to a kanye west concert to talk racial relations. >> what was that like? >> i asked the concert goers favorite thing about white people and least favorite thing about white people? >> was hillary there? she's out with the millennials. >> they come out of their parents' basements and go to concerts. >> this sounded like "the view" a moment ago. abby is like your show is amazing -- >> exactly. i'm like mook. i'm like mook. >> what's that last thing about you, jesse watters -- >> how long do we have, tucker? >> jesse, always good to have you. good to see you this morning. >> thank you. >> great point. >> all right, stick with us. more "fox & friends" to come. ♪

upgrade your phone system and learn how you could save at vonage.com/business on wednesday bernie sanders actually campaigned with hillary for the first time since july. at one point he seemed to get distracted by something. take a look at this. >> coming together, knowing we are coming together to come up with specific policies in education -- >> he has everyone's phone number. and the camera cut to it. there's a camera over his lap. i know. >> so funny. 38 days now guys. >> that was totally real. >> totally real. >> wouldn't that surprise you if you found out trump texting bernie sanders? it would not surprise me at all. >> no. >> we had a great show today. >> are you back?

>> i'm back. we had a lot of excitement today. >> it's like christmas in tokt. >> we'll have a fall festival on the plaza. >> stirewalt is here, don't miss it. >> and ed henry. >> log on for after the show. this is a fox news channel special election presentation. countdown to the showdown. now neil cavuto. welcome everybody. and it is the chance to shine and they're going to be pulling out all the stops to get ready and represent the top of the ticket as well. oddly enough coming at times when polls indicate most americans like the bottom of each ticket better than they like the top. be that as it may for the next two hours we are blitzing across the country with the likes of gary johnson and mark cuban and kurt shilling, all here. and the impact of what they're saying, well, it will be profound.