big election. your choice, you deserve the government you will get. i hope you'll vote. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. >> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> i have legally used the tax laws to my benefit. and i must tell you i hate the way they spend our tax dollars. >> it doesn't look like he paid a dime of federal income tax for almost two decades. it seems he was contributing nothing to our nation. >> new fox news poll says most americans are voting against either hillary or trump. not for them. but why? talking points and charles krauthammer will analyze. >> china america's friend or enemy? >> china, america? of course they are friends. >> you can take care of north korea for us? >> wow, that is too much. >> also ahead, trump has been very hard on china. how is that playing in

chinatown? jesse watters on the case. >> very nosey fellow, kitty cat. >> do you know what happens to nosey fellows? >> caution, you are about to enter the factor no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪? hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. voting against the potential president that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the latest fox news poll has an intriguing question. what is your biggest motivation voting for president thissier? fear the other candidate wins. 57%. enthusiasm for a candidate just 39%. that pretty much says it all. the majority of american voters are voting against, rather than for clinton or trump. so why is that happening?

let's take donald trump first. his problems with voters originated in two areas. first his business background, it is not compatible with politics. business people like trump and to some extent mitt romney before him maximize their profits in some times flamboyant ways. both of those things can be exploit plotted politically. which "new york times" reports that donald trump took 900-million-dollar tax loss back in 1995, the paper does so in an accuse tore way. but almost any corporation would do the same thing. if some of your enterprises tank, you are allowed to deduct the losses against future gains. that's a hallmark of our tax system in america. so, of course, trump took advantage of his faltering casinos and wrote off gigantic losses. fair minded people can look at it two ways. that trump is gaming the system because he is not upfront about his tax returns or that he is to be

admired for taking losses and then turning his companies around. as a responsible voter, how you see it is entirely up to you. there is no question that mr. trump is being getting hammered in court of public opinion because his opposition is labeling him a business failure and a greed head. whether mr. trump can overcome the "new york times" report remains to be seen. it's the same on the woman issue. this whole alicia machado deal is basically a contrived situation. ms. machado despises donald trump, signed on with the clinton campaign to disparage him. for his part trump does what he always does. he took a business situation, the miss universe pageant, which he owned and tried to maximize publicity. so when miss machado gained some weight in the 1990s trump exploited it by taking her to the gym and getting media attention. if you know anything about donald trump, that's what he does. gets attention, sometimes crass attention. so trump is vulnerable

because of his business background. and his high profile marketing strategy. and the clinton campaign is using that to brand him a misog nist among other things. of course, the press is playing along with that she was wrong to stand by her husband. >> no, she was wrong to attack the victim. >> are you the right person to level this charge. >> yeah. i'm the right person to level this charge. i made such a charge and i prosecuted people who committed rape. >> you have your own infidelity, sir. >> everybody does and i'm a roman catholic and i confess those things to my priest. but i have never ever attacked someone who has been the victim of sexual abuse, not only that i put people in jail who have been the victim of sexual abuse and i have never participated in that. and i think you're bringing up my personal life is really kind of irrelevant to what hillary clinton did. she is running for

president. i'm not. >> now, mr. todd was totally out of line, trying to set public giuliani that way. he owes the marianne apology. but the central issue is that donald trump feels he needs -- he needs to discuss the clinton marriage. >> hillary clinton's only loyalty is to her financial contributors and to herself. i don't even think she is loyal to bill, you want to know the truth. and really, folks, really, why should she be, right? >> talking points believes statements like that are a mistake, that american voters, especially women, do not like the personal stuff. they don't like it when rudy giuliani is attacked or when presidential candidates descend in the mud. yes if hillary clinton attacks him on the women issue he has a right to defend himself. he should keep it pitty. any disparagement of any woman by trump will drive his numbers down with women voters. trump needs more of them if he wants to win the white house. now, let's take a look at why hillary clinton is not

very popular with the public these days. her main problem stems from the perception that she does not tell the truth. there is little mrs. clinton can do about that. benghazi, the emails, white water, all that stuff not going to go away. the sacket is smart to play down those questions. she will never win on that front. going on the defensive is not a winning political strategy. but, in order to get away from the perception that she is not an honest person, she must convince americans that she is really looking out for them. that her political vision would be beneficial to the country. north to do that. mrs. clinton must talk directly to the folks but she avoids most interviews perhaps of the email and benghazi stuff. it's a catch-22. you can google that if you don't know what that means. but, hillary clinton has a larger problem. and that is the kind of personality quirk. we saw that the day after last week's debate. >> did anybody see that debate last night?

[cheers and applause] oh, yes. >> know, that looked an awful lot like gloating, which politicians can do to some extent but it doesn't really help if the personality arena. >> that clip shows this kind of self-congratulation, this self-satisfaction and as we know and as we tried to teach our children, when you win something, don't gloat, humility works and the problem for her is this feeds the notion that she is in this for herself. >> mr. woodward nails it. if hillary clinton wants to be president, she needs to back away from it's all about me and make it all about us. again, the only way to do that is to speak directly to the folks. summing up, right now we have two presidential candidates who worry lot of

voters, if the election were held tomorrow talking points believes the turnout would be low. many of those who did vote, many of those who did vote would be voting against rather than for one of the candidates. there is still time for clinton and trump to get a more positive policy-oriented message to the voters. both of them have to stop making mistakes, stop the mudslinging. stop being self-centered. finally donald trump is a man who does not take slights well and i can sympathize. i'm the same way. but over the years i have learned to ignore most of the smears that come my way because i have far more important things to do here opt factor than to deal with personal slight. that legislative did not come easy to me and i wasted some of your time talking about stupid stuff that i should have ignored. today, i let a lot of stuff go. and donald trump might consider doing the same thick. his supporters, like his

policy vision, they don't karen about the personal stuff. in the end, mr. trump will have to win over more supporter tots get elected and policy is the way to do it. and that's the memo. next on the rundown, charles krauthammer will react. later, watters goes to chinatown to see how the trump china vision is playin picking up for kyle. here you go. you wouldn't put up with part of a pizza. um. something wrong? so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? you want the whole thing? yes, yes! live whole. not part. aleve.

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tipping now with lead story. most not liking either presidential candidates. today in pen broke colorado, south in the state, trump defended himsel himself againste "new york times" exp exposition and hillary clinton saying is he not contributing anything by not paying taxes is that wise to mount a

defense? >> i think he has to. it would be preferable if he could side step it. that's what you would want and that's what you have surrogates for. that's why he sent out giuliani and christie on the weekend who said he is a genius for ducking taxes. i don't know if you are a genius. you hire the right lawyers and make the decision to go ahead and to pay the minimum amount of taxes. i do think he needs to say something. the reason is he has resisted for a year the release of his taxes and hillary hit him pretty squarely by s the reasons? there are only a few possible to explain that. nobody believes the audit excuse. even his son said on tv he doesn't want 3,000 -- he doesn't want 300,000 people critiquing the tax returns. >> sure. >> but i think he has got to give some explanation because this is obviously either the reason or the

main reason why he wouldn't release his tax returns. so he needs to say something. >> step out of your role as a pundit just as an american citizen, okay? so, what he did and we have stuart varney coming up behind you so we are going to talk more about nuts and bolts but i want to get into that. what trump did was perfectly legal. and i would submit to you that 9 5% of all businesses if they get hammered in a certain year take as much as they can on a loss basis so they can -- when they make profits, they can have that as a shield. so, we understand it intellectually but emotionally, do you feel most americans are going to turn against trump because of this? >> i think emotionally, most americans will be offended. offended by two things. number one remember in the debate she said maybe because he didn't pay any taxes and he said well, that would make me smart. well, her follow-up the next day was pretty good. if that's smart, then what about you who pay taxes.

that implies that you're stupid. it doesn't help to essentially be calling the voters dumb for following the rules. >> i didn't take it that way. i didn't get that as the implication and believe me. i payee nor must amount of taxes? i do, too. >> i'm not going to dispute that it sunk romney. the rich by hiding money in the caymans or whatever they threw at him really hurt him. on this level trump making his whole campaign about what an astute businessman he is, then he can say, look, this was available to me, 95% of corporations would do it. i did it, so why is it being rammed down my throat? in his case he is acting for ibm. trump organization is trump. when he says i had a fiduciary responsibility to my company that means to myself. >> and his family. >> and employees.

>> family and employees, that's true. it's not as if he is acting. >> you are splitting hairs here, charles. if you are a businessman, and you have a code, a tax code, and you follow the tax code, i'm not understanding why this is heinous. >> i didn't say it was heinous. you asked me how i thought people would react. i'm telling you how the ordinary person, who pays a substantial amount in taxes would react. this is a very rich guy. he could afford it he keeps talking about what government is doing. he is not districting to it. i think the visceral effect. we're not doing intellectual analysis is a, i'm a church for paying my taxes and, b, he is something less than patriotic if he didn't contribute something. i think. >> c probably the anti-trump crowd will see it that way. now, i expect this to come up tomorrow night in the

vice presidential debate. cain has got to lead with it and get pence into an corner on it and then of course next sunday night with cooper and raddatz. so, is that fair though? hillary clinton has got a lot of stuff in her closet that she did. but this might be all overridden by this tax thing. >> everything is fair. is there any piece of garbage that hasn't been pulled out in this election and tossed over the net at the other guy? no. so the fairness issue is not an issue. the question is will it resonate? >> i think it does resonate mostly because he has been hiding his taxes and first candidate in several generations to do so. that increases the salience. and also it means that we now get an october surprise, instead of an october 2015 surprise. at which point you could ride it out a lot more easily. the later this stuff comes out, the more damaging it can be and that's on him.

that's a decision he made. >> he has to have a very strong defense and he started it today in colorado in order to counter that because i agree with you it's not going to away right now and people are going to wanted to hear what he has to say about it charles krauthammer, everyone. directly ahead, stuart varney as mentioned, some thoughts about the tax situation. and later both trump and clinton on the campaign trail today did. trail today did. they attack ehey, jesse. who are you? i'm vern, the orange money retirement rabbit from voya. vern from voya? yep, vern from voya. why are you orange? that's a little weird. really? that's the weird part in this scenario? look, orange money represents the money you put away for retirement. save a little here and there, and over time, your money could multiply. see? ah, ok. so, why are you orange? funny. see how voya can help you get organized at voya.com. i thodid the ancestrydna toian. find out i'm only 16% italian.

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impact segment tonight. the "new york times" printed a partial tax return for donald trump from the year 1995. it said the businessman took a whopping 916-million-dollar loss against future earnings.

someone sent it and mail have mailed it from the trump tower it is technically illegal for anyone to print someone else's tax return with us here in new york city stuart varney anchor on the fox business network. you are a trump supporter. when you read the story did you think it's going to hurt him. >> yes, did i. gives opportunity to opponent who will say see, the rich do not pay their fair share in taxes. donald trump included. i think it's going to be brought up in the voice presidential debate tomorrow night by tim kaine and hillary clinton has already brought it up. >> yeah, she brought it up today and do it in the debate next sunday night, too. >> it's an opportunity for his opponent and they are going to run with it i think what donald trump needs to do is to pivot away from that tax problem back in the 1990s to his tax policy right now. because that is a winning policy. that will be a winning. >> tax cut policy. >> absolutely. it's the only plan out there that gets america growing again. you need to get growth, to get back to prosperity. that's important. >> but, remember, romney was

caught up in a similar situation last time around. and he wanted to cut taxes or he said as well. but they demonize romney as rich guy who may have offshore accounts, hiding money, didn't care about the 48%. needed assistance and all of that. wouldn't it be wiser for trump to say, listen, i took a legal tax break because my company was in trouble back then and i turned it around and everything i did, every corporation would have done. and by demonizing me, mrs. clinton, a wealthy individual herself, is basically being dishonest because she knows what i did was perfectly legal. >> i wouldn't want him to go back to something like he has gone back to the beauty queen. >> it's a different situation though. >> yes, is he. >> he has built his campaign on being a good businessman. >> sometimes he can't let things go and he really need to let things go. the beauty queen for heavennens sake. don't ever go out and public and mix a woman's weight with women. don't do that.

>> like i said in the talking points you have got to cut him a slilts slack he had no idea he was going to run for office back then trying to run for publicity. that's what he did. he didn't do it intentionally, did it to try buff up the miss universe contest. not making any excuses putting it in context. bet back to his tax thing. he does have a problem because he isn't releasing his tax returns and traditionally candidates do. all right? now, he gets exposed for this massive tax write-off. so you're advising trump and you say just ignore this? >> no. i say turn it to your advantage. what he did was, he took this huge loss, $916 billion, discounted it against his future income. therefore, paid no income tax, rethink, in a number of years. we should -- he should turn that around and say look how i bounced back. yeah, i took one big loss but you should admire me. he shouldn't have to say that admire the man for extraordinary bounce back.

and after all, he only did what millions of americans have done. i did that. i took a hit on a house that i owned in the 19 0s, lost a lot of money. took a tax loss in a couple of years in the future against my future income. unless of americans do this. it's part of our tax coat. it's part of our way of getting back after you have made a big loss. >> what about the big argue. secretary clinton is making and she made it today that if you don't pay any taxes because you have write offs and losses you don't contribute much to the defense of america or the infrastructure or well-being in the country. >> he was contributing to america by regrowing his business which now employs thousands of people and works all around the world. i think that's a better contribution to the economy and to america than pumping money into the government which wastes an awful lot of it. >> will he have to address that? i think that the two moderators cooper and rad dats of cnn, cooper of cnn will hammer him on that. >> we know bring it up.

even if the moderators tim kaine will. >> kaine doesn't have much. kaine, pence, you know, look,. >> i think he should just go on the attack. he has a terrific tax cutting plan which will give us growth and i think prosperity. that's why i support trump. >> he has to answer some of the questions that come his way. >> learn how to be a good politician and deflect and pivot very, very quickly. yeah, i heard all about that back in the 1990s. now hear about this. i have a plan to make you prosperous, bring back america and the middle class. >> this is a speculative question, i don't usually ask them, but since did you go on record you are a trump supporter saying is he wrong to defend himself in these kinds of beauty contests and other things, why do you think he does it? >> i don't think he can control himself. i think there is an element of vanity in the man. when attacked he will punch back incessantly. >> that's always worked for him in business. >> yes, in the primary it works. >> it politics it doesn't

always work. >> the presidential election, i don't think it works. he has got to learn how to give something up. when you have lost something, give it up. move on, turn positive. >> stuart varny, everyone, there he is. plenty more as the factor moves along this evening. does anyone care about the vice presidential debate tomorrow night? buehrle? anyone? karl rove might care. he will be here. watters in chinatown talking politics. >> trump ripping on china at the debate. how does it feel to be trump's punching bag? >> forebebag? forebet about china. >> yeah. this is the u.s.a. >> we hope you stay tuned to those reports. constipated?

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mary anne marsh and here in new york city monica crowley. trump had a tough time last week. you would admit that, right? >> yes. >> and what do you think was the reason that he lost the momentum? was it the debate? was it something else? what was it? >> well, i think it was two fold. i think about halfway through the debate he lost his balance because he allowed mrs. clinton to get under his skin on the tax return issue on the women issue, and so on. so i think he emerged from the debate a little weaker than when he went in. and then he pursued the miss universe thing at 3 chock in the morning on his twitter feed which was not the smartest move because he allows himself to be distracted, go down these rabbit holes when most voters understand this country has serious, serious problems economically. >> i ask this question why do you think he does it? because he is, i'm sure, his advisors have told him not to play small ball and if you are hit with something like that just whack it away and go on with the big things. >> personality wise and politically he believes staying on offense is a smart idea which generally

is. when you are running at this level you have to what's worthy of staying on this and what is not. going after miss universe from 20 years ago is not worthy of this. never caught punching down. punching down to miss universe was a big mistake for him. >> mary anne, when hillary clinton makes it about donald trump, and not about improving the lives of the people she says she cares about, isn't that a bad move? >> you have to do both. and she has tried to do both the last several weeks. capitalize on the events. the last several days to monica's point and yours earlier have been epically bad for donald trump. so you have to take full advantage of that we are still in the negative stage of this campaign believe it or not. it's going to get more negative, unfortunately. when donald trump had the kind of performance at the debate that he did, he continued it with the twitter feed, criticizing miss universe, criticizing

hillary clinton's illness. criticizing her marriage, he makes it worse. of course you are going to call those things. >> i'm not sure that helps her though. because, as you saw in the fox poll, all right, as you saw, and every poll says the same thing, americans don't really like secretary clinton at this point. don't like her. if they did like her. >> they don't like trump either. >> doesn't matter. trump is a new guy. all right? so it doesn't matter. they don't like her. all right. so isn't it worth secretary clinton's time and effort to try to win people over rather than, you know, hammering negativity all day long? >> she will, and she is but i think you are missing the point here, bill. >> she isn't and how do you know she will? >> the point here, bill, is voters' reservations have to do business had temperament and. >> you are deflecting. mary anne, i'm not going to let you blather on. you didn't answer the question. this is not about trump. this is bher. >> she is in new hampshire talking about college affordability to kids. she has been talking about

jobs. >> come on. >> she has been talking about the economy. she mixes it up. she has been doing that for you to ignore it is unfair. >> her headlines are all trump is the devil. that's the head lion. >> trump is making trump the devil right now, period. >> wait. do you get my point. >> yes. >> about secretary clinton. >> yes. and i can tell you why she doing is it. >> step back out of your i like trump, i hate hillary posture. [ laughter ] i'm trying to understand why someone as experienced as secretary clinton isn't trying to win people over. >> because she cannot run on her record, therefore she has to go back 20 years and trying to make the race about donald trump. >> about person. >> what i'm trying to tell threw are certain political rules of gravity here. mrs. clinton can't abide any of them because she cannot run on her record, so she has to make this race about donald trump, but here's the problem for her. and trump has this challenge as well. it is in the enough to tear your opponent down, although you do need to do that to mary anne's point. you also have to offer

voters. >> an uplift of some kind. >> to vote for you rather than just the other guy. >> obama did that, mary anne. i have 25 seconds so can you close it obama did that, like it or not, he was giving you that but so far i haven't seen it from hillary clinton. 20 seconds, go. >> you have. and you will. and she will continue to. but you have to take advantage of the events in front of you. last point, bill. the fact is she has moved up in every single poll, nationally and in the battleground states that matter. >> except one. >> if it wasn't working she wouldn't move up in the polls. >> what one ohio? >> she is winning with the voters. thanks. >> when we come right back, karl rove on the very exciting vice presidential debate. it will be exciting. won't it? and watters in chinatown moments away.

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thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly in the personal story segment tonight. as you may know, the big vice presidential debate is tomorrow. i say big because we would like you to watch it. some believe it may not be big. i hope it's big. joining us from austin, texas, karl rove. new poll from abc news says 41% of americans cannot name mike pence as the v.p.

candidate, 46% don't know who tim kaine is. whats to that tell you, mr. rove? >> well, it tells me that tomorrow night's debate is going to be between what's his face and whose that guy. but i still think it's going to generate a very large turnout because a lot of people, i think, are very interested in this election. and i think they want to hear from these two guys the and they are going to be, i think, pleasantly surprised. i think we have a civil debate with two people that come across as well informed, thoughtful, and maybe even pert spoken than their principles at the top of the ticket. >> do you know if either of those two men, throughout their career have ever run a miss universe contest? >> no. i don't think so. >> no? >> you know, tim kaine might have run the miss guatemala contest. >> he was a missionary down there. >> i am confident that while he had no role in choosing it, that governor pence, as the governor of indiana, awarded the miss indiana state fair corn girl, you

know, prize. >> so, it's a two-prong sword. i think both are good guys and good public servants. would you agree with that. >> absolutely. >> okay. both of them. but they are bland. and, you know, they're going to be echoing different things. now, some people think that kaine is going to go on the attack against trump, ignores pence, and just say hey, the guy you are running with is x,y. , and z. do you expect that to happen. >> yeah. and i expect pence to largely ignore except to the degree that he can lump kaine and clinton together in support of obamacare. normally we have seen president, vice presidential debates they occasionally will take a whack at each other to show that there is a difference between them and their principle. for example, kaine might go after pence and say well, you supported the obamacare medicaid expansion, unlike trump. i mean, we may see a little

of that. inconsequential, unimportant. main thing will be what do these people leave in the impression about the person at the top of the ticket who picked them. i think both of these people are going to cause people to say you know what? clinton did is a pretty good job and trump did a pretty good job. some people might say jeez why aren't these people at the top of the ticket instead of what we have got. >> do you think there is going to be a substantial audience tomorrow night. >> i think so. not because they don't know hoe who what's his face and what's his name. draw so much national attention have a lot of people excited about what's watching it they expect you to be moderating it. that's what they have heard. i have gotten that out on the internet as best ascii. >> if i am moderating it i don't just ask questions, i debate answers. that separates me from all the other moderators. >> on the debate thing, be careful, because cansdy crowley debated that answer from mitt romney so be a little careful. >> i debate things fact

based. now, you heard the discussion between mary anne and mondayca. >> right. >> my question went unanswered. i guess monica answered a little bit saying hillary clinton doesn't have much of a record to run on. >> yeah. >> but i'm seeing, you know, a very seasoned politician in mrs. clinton. and i'm not seeing a lot of effort to uplift her image. as a person. not as a politician. why do you think that's not happening? >> well, i think monica righmondayright be right she dot have a lot to do with that not a lot of material to work with the campaign may be understanding that as long as is he out there talking about miss universe, miss venezuela's weight problem and as long as is he out there talking about the tax problem, let's not use the limited amount of positive, forward-looking stuff we have got prematurely. they may be holding on to it after a moment after the second or third debate where they say let's use it and use it now. they may not have a lot that they think will actually grab people and shake people up and say this is a

positive and optimistic issue for the future. i agree with you. they have got to have it the winner is going to be the person at the end of the day that causes people to say my future and the future of my family is going to be better because he or she is going to be the president. >> let me leave you with one word of wisdom. ready? >> i'm ready one word. >> one phrase. >> you said one word. you said one word. >> i'm correcting myself. at the end of the day, there is only night, karl rove, everyone. watters on deck. he goes to chinatown because trump is hammering china. watters is next. what's it like to be in good hands? like finding new ways to be taken care of. home, car, life insurance obviously, ohhh... but with added touches you can't get everywhere else, like claim free rewards... or safe driving bonus checks. even a claim satisfaction guaranteeeeeeeeeee!

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back of the book segment tonight, "watters world" in the first presidential debate china was mentioned 12 times, mostly in a negative way.

especially by donald trump. so we sent watters down to new york's chinatown to sample political opinion. ♪ >> am i supposed to bow to say hello? >> i like these watches are they a lot. >> j.c. penney, 3.19. >> could yo do you like donald . >> basically extension of obama. >> who are you going to vote for. >> clinton's wife. >> clinton's wif clinton's has t is it. >> oh, man. >> he can say what he wants, it doesn't really effect belief. i don't think is he going to win. >> trump has been beating up on china. how does that make you feel? >> speak, speak. why don't you speak? >> donald trump beating up

on china at debate. [ laughter ] [crickets chirping] >> is it the year of the dra of the dragon? rabbit? who are you going to vote for in. >> i really don't want to vote for trump, so hillary. i guess. >> if trump wants to build a wall to keep the mexicans out, square that circle. >> i like donald trump. he's a gambler. >> jackpot. is everything made in china now? >> not everything. >> tell me what's not made in china. >> i can't think think of it right now. >> me either. >> i'm explaining it to you because you look nervous. >> is china america's friend or

enemy? >> china, america, of course a friend. >> can you guys take care of north korea for us? >> wow. that is too much. >> yikes. >> i got frenemies. >> do they call chinese food in china just food? do you have any chinese herbs for performance? >> i'm not going to ask my parents about that. >> i meant on television. >> oh, okay. okay. >> is there a seed in that? do you know karate. >> yeah, i know. >> hit my hand. that's nothing. >> do you guys like to party? >> yes.

tonight we go to party. >> that's the spot. >> oh, god, i'm going to get sick. >> oh, god. >> how do they dance in china? >> can you play this little piggy went to market? how do i say in chinese, this is my world? [ speaking foreign language ] >> you got to say it right or don't say it. not japanese, chinese. >> teach me. >> otherwise, forget it. [ speaking foreign language ] >> that's it. >> chinatown. >> that last guy hated you. >> he did. one of many. >> but when you go down to chinatown seemed like everybody is aware of what's going on. some people say it's insulated and they don't interact with american politics but it looked

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i am bill o'reilly and please always remember that the spin starts right here. because we are definitely looking out for you. breaking tonight with just 36 days until election day the coverage of the candidates explodes into bizarre accusations, crazy claims and what's becoming a dangerous divide between fact and fiction in the 2016 presidential race. hold on to your seats, everybody. welcome to "the kelly file." i'm megyn kelly. over the last 24 hours the media's love affair with donald trump officially ended. it's over. you can talk the l out of lover because it's over. as they launched what appeared to be a coordinated assault against the republican presidential nominee. this is a man who had provided the media with record