camera. i say he is brilliant. love folks in the midwest. everybody have a great day. thank you for joining us. here's shepard smith coming up next. >> it's none on the west coast, 3:00 in washington, dc where the house speaker paul ryan acceded the election to hillary clinton. he said he will no longer defend him and will no longer campaign with him and will focus on keeping control of the house. understand, the white house is lost and they must maintain the congress to fight hillary clinton agenda. there was -- think the g.o.p. nominee will have something to say about this? scheduled to peek live in this -- speak live in this hour. >> a fresh wikileaks headache for the clinton campaign. thousands of e-mails released from the account of her campaign manager, john podesta.

so what do they show? also, if you need a break from politics, how about this. you'll hear from the stunt man who pulled an evel knievel and rocketed over a canyon. let get too it. good merchandise afternoon from -- good monday afternoon from the deck. the moist powerful elect elected republican has given up on donald trump winning the white house. paul ryan held a conference call, said the leader told members he will not defend trump, will not campaign with him during the final weeks of the election. that source says speaker ryan announced he will spend all of his energy making sure hillary clinton doesn't got what we called a blank check with a democratic controlled congress and he also gave republican house members the cover to abandon trough as well, advising. the, quoting now, you need to do what is best for you and your districts.

truth be told this isn't that big a walkback for paul ryan because paul ryan never really went there. remember, back in early summer, speaker ryan in june finally did announce he would vote for the party's nominee. the house speaker wrote a column in his hometown newspaper that read in part, and i quote, it's no secret we have our differences if won't pretend otherwise. when i feel the need toy'll continue to speak my mind. but the reality the speaker wrote, on the issues is that we have more common ground than disagreement. speaker ryan never endorsed anyone. never used the word endorse, never said the word endorsement and we reported here no ebb doorsment was given because it was not. then ryan's communication director tweeted, and i quote, feel free to call that endorsement. but we don't get to feel. he never issued an endorse: here's how speaker ryan

explained that decision in an interview back then with abc news. >> i believe he is pit better hillary clinton. here's the question i asked. do i believe that these principles and policies have a better chance of making the law with donald trump and hillary clinton? absolute live die beli think ths necessary to save the country. >> endorse is an easy word. never did. today representatives for speaker ryan responded to what he said on the conference call this morning and said he is not, quote, unendorsing donald trump or conceding hillary clinton will be the next president. of course. not. hi -- he never endorsed. speaker ryan has been very clear, the republican currently closed to the white house just abandoned the republican seeking the presidency and told other republicans it's okay for them to do the same.

that's never happened. most recently, dozens have deserted donald trump in response to that leaked video in which trump brags he can grope women, sexually assault women whenever he wants because he is a celebrity. at the delat last night when asked three times by anderson cooper trump said he had never done so, even though he admit he had done so in the audio record. trump and speaker ryan have never appeared together on the campaign trail. they were both supposed to speak at a rally in wisconsin. the big come-together of establishment leader and would-be president but did not happen because speaker ryan uninvited the billionaire candidate after the video went public. unfriend, anyone? where do things stand now. the latest national poll has secretary clinton with her biggest national lead, double digits, and republicans clear clearly in disarray.

we have team fox coverage. carl cameron in pennsylvania and peter barnes is live. donald trump now responding to what speaker ryan said on the conference call. is that right? >> reporter: that's right. trump tweeted 9 minutes ago, quote, paul ryan should spend more time on balancing the budget, jobs and illegal immigration, and not waste his time on fighting republican nominee. but it is trump who is fighting to rebuild support among voters following that video on friday. a new "the wall street journal" nbc news poll of likely voters taken of the weekend before the debate shows clinton's lead over trump growing nationally. now 46% to 35%. when the two third-party candidates are included. most significantly her lead among women voters jumped to 21% in this new poll, up from a 12% lead over trump in the journal poll in september. >> back to the conference call.

a regular thing that paul ryan does. reporters not on the call. what else have you learned. >> reporter: ryan made clear he is willing to take political heat from his own party for this position that he announced today. some pro trump house republicans said that after this weekend and after the debate, that while they condemned trump's lewd comments, republicans need to maintain their support for their nominee to help defeat hillary clinton. >> like many others i was disappointed when the video came forward. something he said 11 years ago, but the binary choice america faces, a future of next four years of barack obama if hillary clinton won the future of the supreme court. versus donald trump, the change agent. >> reporter: one thing some republicans are worried about now is a double hit because of trump. on he one hand there play be some republican voters who stay

home because the don't like trump. which could cut votes for other republicans on the ballot, and on the other hand might be some republican voters who are trump supporters who won't vote for the congressional republicans in their district because of the anti-trump views of the washington establishment g.o.p.ars. >> a complicated student reality. donald trump set to hold a rally minutes from now in pennsylvania. so important that one. where both candidates need to win over undecidedded women voters, especially in the suburbs of the big city. philadelphia and pittsburgh. according to the real clear average of the polls, hillary clinton is well ahead of trump, up nine points in theodicean state. these poll numbers are taken before the debate. carl cameron is live in allentown pennsylvania. what are you hearing from g.o.p. officials about speaker ryan's comments this morning?

>> reporter: well, some republicans in the house who, by winning their primary, have efolktively won the seat because of gerrymandering, the way in which districts put in cooky maps to maximize advantage. some republicans think this is an -- that the speaker of the house has an obligation to support the republican nominee. technically spoking the speaker of the house is supposed to represent both parties and resolving conflicts over regs to come to bills and send them to the president in the last 20 years the speakership is much more partisan than it was back in the day. having said that, there are a lot of republicans who are really, really worried about this. the debate performance last night, went over pretty well with republicans but republican candidates recognize that in order to win their elections for the senate, for for, for alderman, council and dog catcher, they're going to probably need something more than republican conservative

votes. moderates, swing votes, independents,lyber tareans and green party candidates, and trump probable live didn't make a lot of -- make up a lot of ground with them. the other aspect is the polls out today, "the wall street "tht journal" nbc pole shows a double did lead for clinton nationwide, and trump didn't use the word, sorry, last night he turned around and attack hillary clinton and did see effectively. more focused then the first debate and will staunch the bleeding for those republicans who were really, really waiverring but doesn't make up any ground for them when it comes to nong.o.p. conservative votes and that is necessary for these other candidates and they've got 30 days to find them. not much ground game in the trump campaign. not a lot of cash left for

advertising. and not a lot of time to change that. so there is significant heartburn amongst republicans and that's what you saw with paul ryan's move and trump slapped him for it so situation normal. >> in the debate last night, clear live donald trump threw his running meat under the bus on syria, today we sea the running meat and wouldn't have known it from hills attitude. >> reporter: no. seems to be back on the trump train. proud to be with donald trump and ryan and mike peps are thinking not only for this election but pence, as the vice presidential running mate, should trump loose, he is sort of next in line to ascend having been the running mate. paul ryan took a pass on that this year. he could have run. instead he chose to be speaker of the house. mike pence, governor of indiana,

has other alternatives but could have an opportunity to compete in 2020. if donald trump goes down, pence could go with him or perhaps rise again in next four years. that's why pence is back on the campaign trail. has to remain loyal. to turn his back on trump would do him in any terms terms of fus separation for higher office. >> the reporting is interesting to me na that for weeks carl has been reporting is that what donald trump needs to do is get in that debate, be contrite, show contrition, say he is sorry, and then move on to issues that will attract women voters especially from the suburbs in pennsylvania some these other swing states. but he didn't do that. he shored up his base but didn't to for anymore. the base is 40%. he didn't go after the bunch he needs if he wants to win the presidency. why not? is something else up? and if so what is it?

i'll speak to glen hall, the u.s. news editor for "the wall street journal" and live from hillary clinton and donald trump, later in this hour. stay with us. kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. you're a smart saver. you find ways to stretch your dollar. so why not compare your medicare part d plan with other options? call or go online now and see how aetna medicare rx saver could help you save. with a low monthly plan premium. access to over 60,000 pharmacies.

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he president she would be in jail, and that if he does become president he will instruct the justice department to investigate her. great stuff for your campaign base. the base that has been running against the clintons for a long time and, frankly, maybe of whom have been hit hating the clintons for decades and decades. the people who wanted to hear that, the pollsters tell us they're already voting for donald trump. and there are no more of them to go get from this some up decided pool of pool of people not doing anything. they're not available. what you need to get if your donald trump and want to be president, is women in the suburbs of pittsburgh and philly. and that's not what they want to hear. according to the trump's own campaign, his own people, what they wanted to hear was some contrition, and then some plan to make their lives better, with some specifics. something on to which people would grasp and say that's it better than hillary clinton. not the base of the party who

has made the decision but those undecideds. they didn't get that. so, the conventional wisdom is he didn't move the undecideds. the ones he has to move if he wants to win, and he didn't try. to why not? glen hall is here, the u.s. ed for nor "the wall street journal." we have been hearing for weeks and our own reporters, carl cameron, reading in "the wall street journal," day in and day out, here's what you have to do. he didn't try it. why not? >> he got thrown offbalance. the revelations last friday dominated the conversation at the beginning of the debate. you into see in the second half of debate starting get on trop and seeing the prep he had done and bringing out his precision of hillary clinton and her e-mails. >> that's not what they want. >> an effort to bring his message and a substantive discussion to the table which is

something people say he needed to do more of. >> but this attack is what the base has always want expelled the bail got it in spades last night. might have been bordering on constitutional and maybe definitionally fascist. i'll prosecute my political opponent. maybe it's what they want to hear but adopt help with the ones you need. is he not really trying to win this race? which we have heard whispers about all the time. if you want it you have to have suburban women in philadelphia him did not make play for. the. he has not made a play for them to the degree where paul ryan, of middle america, leading the party in the house of representatives, abandoned him after the debate. not before it. after. he didn't try. if he-dishe just going to go run -- he's brought his base together in a way -- if that didn't do it last night, they're together. now, what does he do with them? give them a media network or what his doing.

>> a sense that last night -- damage control was the first priority. trying to make sure he didn't lose any of that base, because without them -- >> i thought that was about contrition there was no more, i love melania, i'm sorry my daughters heard this. he go live locker room talk and then go, i won't do this again. young men of america you -- >> the daytona any of that stuff. so easy. >> could have been more for sure and might have gone a long ways towards winning over undeseedded voter -- undecided voters. he wants to move on. >> i don't blame him. >> but really, you have the people you're going to have. you have 40% or so. they're the ones who want to hate on the clintons and want to make sure this and that supreme cower justices and the rest. when you get asked a question about aleppo and what are you going to do about aleppo and you say a couple of words, a little word salad about aleppo and then

move on the something going on in iraq, which is nowhere near aleppo. you don't even have anything to say about the humanitarian crisis of epic proportions unfolding there. you decided you'll just shore up your base, and why do that? well, he might want to do something with that base after this election is over. and there's been all kinds of talk about him develop something sort of media network that would play to that base. with the former breitbart editor who was in the room. it's all set up not as a guy who is trying to win what is left to get, but a guy who has another agenda. and i just wonder at the "the wall street journal" do you have an idea what it is? >> i don't have an idea what the end game is here. when monica langley from the journal sat down with trump after the rev layings on friday he was adamant he is not going to quit the race. he is going to see this through and he was very passionate about it. >> that's for sure. >> but what you raise, though, beyond whether there's an end

game there's a problem for the republican party. a nominee without the support of his entire party behind him. that's problem for both sides because if the presidential nominee does really poorly it can have e have repercussions for those running for pong and senate and so forth. and vice versa. >> i show you who hopes so. hillary clinton just stepped up to the microphone. i said donald trump is going to speak live and he is, but right enough it's hillary clinton speaking live, wayne state university, detroit, michigan. michigan a key battleground state. let lisp. >> gary peters. your members of congress, john conyers, debby dingell, brenda lawrence and sandy levin. want to thank your wonderful mayor, might duggan -- mike duggan. i want to think tony, executive warren evans.

it's exciting to be here for so many reasons to be back here in detroit to be at wayne state. i thought president obama was pretty accurate when he was talking about how detroit is coming back. [cheering] and that is thanks to a lot of people. and it's going to really depend upon the young people of this university, and this city, to build a future that we can all not only be proud of but be part of. and i will tell you this. if i'm so fortunate enough as to be your president come next january, i will be your partner. [cheering] but whether or not i get that chance, really depends upon all

of you, and we're coming up to an important day. tomorrow, october 11th, tomorrow is the last day to register to vote in michigan. so, i'm hoping that all of you either are registered or you will before the deadline tomorrow and we have people in the crowd with clipboards. we have clipboards who can help you register to vote. if you're registered but have friends and family who aren't, i need you to convince them to register, get to to their local clerk's office. if you're not sure if you're registered or if you moved recently, you want to make sure. go to iwillvote.com. it's amazing. you can put your name in and address to make sure you're registered so please do that.

if you have an absentee ballot at home, i hope you will fill it out and mail it in right aaron. don't put -- right away. don't put that off. a lot of important races down-ballot as well. but that's how we'll win by the biggest turnout that we have seen in a really long time. [cheering] and the reason why it's going to be a big turnout is people really know what is at stake in this election. they are concerned, as you heard jim say, the differences between me and my opponent are pretty clear. [booing] >> to paraphrase my friend, michelle obama, one of us went high and one of us end went low.

[cheering] and i'll tell you, what is exciting to me is that we are getting more and more support, not just from democrats, but from independents and republicans. now, i believe you deserve something to vote for, not just something to vote against. so, last night, when i got a chance, i tried to speak directly to the questions that are on people's minds. and to share my vision of what we can do together. [chanting] hillary, hillary, hillary, hillary, hillary, hilary, hillary. hillary. hillary. hillary.

i'll tell you what. donald trump spent his time attacking when he should have been apologizing. [cheering] now, there are lot of things he she apologize for. right? and on friday, the whole world heard him talking about the terrible way he treats women. and last night, when he was pressed about how he behaved, he just doubled down on his excuse that it's just locker room banter. i tell you what. women and men across america know that is just a really weak

excuse for behaving badly and mistreating people. now, i got to tell you, though, we have seen this kind of behavior all through the campaign from my opponent, and unfortunately, some people don't want to face it. but here's a man who has insulted not just women, but african-americans, latinos, people with disabilities, muslims, p.o.w.'s some so many more. so, --

[cheering] you know, i do hope somebody follows that gentlemen out and stages an intervention. he clearly has not been following the election very closely. but, hey, folks, we now know who donald trump is. but the real question for us is who are we? right? i would argue we are not who he is. here in america, we are taught to and we should respect each other. lift each other up.

celebrate our diversity. that's the country i know and love. and that's the country that this generation of young people are going to make even stronger, more open, more tolerant. [cheering] i believe that we can do this. stronger together is not just a slogan for me. it's a minute -- blueprint for our future. believe our economy should work for everybody, not just those at the top. and i'm closing my campaign the way i started my career, fighting for kids and families to make sure every single person in this country has a chance to go as far as your hard work and your talent will take you.

[cheering] you see, i believe the american dream is big enough for everybody. that's been the cause of my life. that will be the mission of my presidency. working to make your life better. investing in you. focusing on those kitchen table issues that keep families up at night. you know what they are. the cost of college. the cost of child care, which in lots of place is is as much as college. paying for healthcare, especially prescription drugs. how many of you already have student debt? well, that is going to be one of

the first things i address. [cheering] i got to tell you, i am very proud of the plan that senator bernie sanders and i did together. [cheering] senator sanders and i ran a campaign on issues, not insults, and i'm very proud of that. and when it was over, we got together and we joined our ideas and we said, okay, number one, we're going to help everybody who already had debt to refinance your college debt. that will save you thousands of dollars. it will enable you to use some of your money for other things. wouldn't that be nice, right?

and we'll make college affordable. now, i got to tell you, we don't really get any ideas that will help anybody else from my opponent. last night he admitted he hasn't paid a dime in federal income tax for years. [booing] now apparently the reason for that is he lost a billion dollars in a single year on bad investments and failing casinos. how do you lose my running casinos? [cheering] you know, somebody then said, well, that just shows what genius he is. well, it does take a certain kind of genius to lose a billion dollars in a single year.

but seriously, you foe what that means in that means zero, zero for pel grants, zero for the military. zero for our vets. he hasn't contributed his fair share by any stretch of the imagination to support our country. he has been taking from america with both hands, and sticking the rest of us with the bill. because i believe that every single one of us in this room today has paid more in federal income taxes than donald trump has. now, last night, he tried to drag warren buffet in it. remember that? it was like, oh, yeah, well maybe i've never paid income tax and maybe somebody else has not either and mentioned warren buff fit. well, today, warren buffet put

out a statement -- well, for starters, warren buffet is a real billionaire. and you know, he put out a statement and it said this: i have paid -- this is warren buff fit talking -- i've paid federal income tax every year since 1944. ol. he said, i have copies of all 72 of my returns. and none uses a carry-forward, which was the gimmick trump used to avoid paying taxes, and then i love this. his last paragraph. finally, i have been audited by the irs multiple times, and i'm

currently being audited. i have no problem in releasing my tax information while under audit. and then he concludes by saying, neither would mr. trump at least he would have no legal problem. so, if you're going to call out warren buffet you better be prepared for him telling some good old-fashioned nebraska, honest facts about what the truth really is. and the other thing about warren buffet is he agrees with me, rich people ought to be paying more federal income taxes to pay their fair share for our country. also last night, donald had no

answer when confronted be in report he has been buying cheap chinese steel for construction projects. instead of good american steel that supports good american jobs. now, look, he has gone all over michigan, claiming to be on the side of workers. right? you have seen that, heard that. he especially likes to talk about how he supports american steelworkers. he even had the nerve to brag about how -- this is a quote -- american steel will send new skyscrapers soaring and all the while, he was hiding the truth. he went to great extremes to hide the fact that he chose to support chinese workers, not american workers. [booing]

now, you in michigan, like a lot of plieses in our country, know that china has been dumping, dumping cheap steel into our market for too long. and you've seen the consequences up close because when china illegally floods our markets with cheap steel, and people like donald trump buy it, then it kills good jobs. kills jobs here in wayne county. kills jobs across michigan and lots of other places. that's why jim was out here introducing me, because the steelworkers know that this is  big, big deal, and how does trump look at these workers in the eye, how does he brag about big tall buildings when he is putting american workers out of work, and he is shutting down steel mills. well, he needs to try to explain that, i think. and like everything else, it's

not likely he will. he'll go on saying the same factually untrue things. i do have some advice for donald. he wants to make america great again. start by buying american steel for his construction projects. >> one of the topics from the debate was steel and we talked about the wikileaks drop that came. but donald trump used again her. wikileaks releasing what appears to be thousands of additional e-mails from hillary clinton's campaign in one of those e-mails, clinton allied lanny davis urges the campaign chairman, john podesta to release the transcripts of clinton's paid speeches to wall street firms,ing she she is now refusing to do. that e-mail from lanny davis reads in part and i quote, hope there is no debate about full and immediate release, and later ads in my opinion, for what it's worth, is that releasing later as is inevitable is worse.

last week the first batch of wikileaks e-mails appeared to reveal experts -- excerptses from some peaches including the statement leaders need to have a public and private statement on issues and last night she confirmed she made the don'ts and said she was making the point that it's hard to get congress to do what you want. and clinton staffers question the accuracy of the e-mails which wikileaks claims to have obtained from john podesta's e-mail account. meanwhile, hillary clinton holding a rally in wayne county. and jennifer griffin, what else came out of these e-mails? >> reporter: well, shepard, first of all you can expect more e-mails to drip, drip, drip out until election day. wikileaks says they have 50,000 of. the. this was another 2,000 of the alleged john podesta e-mails.

many of them do look authentic. the campaign is not authentic indicating them and they are reminding people that the intelligence community has warned that russia may be behind the hacking and that may have altered some e-mails about the campaign doesn't tell us e-mails may have been altered. one of the more noticeable emi'm that came out today is from clinton foundation head doug band who in 2011 called chelsea clinton a spoiled brat for how she is interfering in fund affairs. quote, don't deserve this from her and deserve a tad more respect or at least a direct dialogue for me to explain thes. she is acting like a spoiled brat kid who has nothing else to do but create issues to justify what she is doing because she, as she has said, hasn't found her way and has lack of focus. realize she will be off of this

soon but if it doesn't come soon enough, and he goes on. this is from 2011. if you read further you realize that chelsea is expressing concern about clinton foundation head doug band mixing his lobbying experts with his foundation work. quote, elia called members of the house and members of parliament on behalf of president clinton, for doug band's lobbying firm without my father's knowledge and inelegantly and ineffect toughly at best and has is now precipitating anymore lon doon making comparisons between my father and tony blair's oft motivations which will horrify my father. there is tension between chelsea clinton but chelsea clean clinton its trying to defend her father from the accusations way heaven have seen about the mixing of business and foundation work. >> it's all interesting. the alleged podesta e-mails more

revealing about the clinton camp's relationship with bernie sanders. >> reporter: what comes out in some of the leaked e-mails is that the clinton campaigned a a very thick opposition research file on bernie sanders and did cite a bit to try and eliminate bernie from the primary, as we know. the alleged podesta e-mails show a former aide to the late senator lloyd benson criticizing clinton, quote, beyond this, hillary should stop attacking bernie, especially when she says things that are untrue which she often does. that was from brent who wrote to podesta and then went onto suggest that clinton could criticize bernie for offering free tuition to college students. that however, since bernie endorsed her, has become part of her platform. she was going to question during the primary season, huh are you going to pay for free tuition?

now she is offering the same thing. >> thank you very much. continuing coverage of the wick dileaks and now we're waiting for donald trump to speak. this is his first rally since the debate and since the house peeker paul ryan announced he will no longer defend his party's nominee and will not campaign with him. jeff sessions is up. he is preceding donald trump. so donald trump should beginning in just a moment and we'll have it for you live on fox news channel, america's choice for news and information on cable.

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at business.ny.gov >> wikileaks have done itle again. there will be more and more. >> there's founds more not released yet and this is -- for people who want to see the political sausage being made, here's a very good opportunity to see that. these e-mails show them kind of wrestling with issues. as you were pointing out earlier, how do you both appeal to the bernie sanders voter while attacking him on the campaign trail. knowing full well, later on you may have to get his support. how do you deal with bill clinton's sex life? those are e-mails back and forth on that holm do you contend with a range of other issues, including what you have said in private and what you have said in public as the speech discussion earlier last week

unveiled, that she said one thing in private, another thing in public. how do you justify both of those once the campaign is underway. >> think what those e-mails regarding what she said to the big banks and a public and private position and open global trade. think what bernie sanders could have done with that. >> that's right. and what she says now, there's also a kernel of truth here that the days when the train would pull into omaha and you would talk off the caboose in the back and say one thing in omaha and then say something totally different in sacramento, those days are long over. we're seeing a degree of transparency that is going to cause political campaigns in the future to try to make these two worlds come together a little bit more clearly. that is, what you say in private to goldman goldman sachs and

what you say in public about goldman sachs and deutsche bank have to correlate more cleanly than they have. >> we see the donald trump is having. we recognize it. but hillary clinton with all these leaks and all these possibilities, it's not as if she has smooth sailing ahead necessarily. >> she doesn't. it's a month before the election, who knows what is going -- >> no way to know. >> this has been a campaign of surprises and you don't know what is going to come through in the next 30 days. if it's more of this type of internal jostling and admittedly some disconnect between the public and the private pronouncements it may not rise above the buzz that other things are getting, such as what happen last night in the debate, one candidate saying he wishes to jail the other, the tape from the bus. it may not penetrate that. it may be something that just

kind of stays as static in this campaign. but it is substantial and it is going to be covered and it is very, very interesting to read. >> and certainly there's an audience for it. and most people who are after transparency would love to see all of it and there are privacy advocates who are like we shouldn't be talking about this. >> but it's out and you have to address it. >> you do. >> it's interesting to read. >> it is to me, some of it. ahead, quick break from politics for a guy jumping a canyon on a rocket powered bike. the daredevil evel knievel tried it once and didn't make it across. now another man is making the leap and we'll watch it because we can. then donald trump live. stay with us. my insurance rates are probably gonna double. but dad, you've got... ...allstate. with accident forgiveness they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. indeed.

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there are few people brave enough to use a rocket ship to jump a canyon. in fact there are only two that we know of. evel knievel tried it in the '70s and failed and another stuntman just gave it a go, here's trace gallagher. what happened? >> reporter: the odds are you anniversary herd hays name but everyone would recognize his work. he has been one of hollywood's biggest stuntmen for 30 years, appears in hundreds of tv shows and movies, his latest sully. but with his stunt career winding down he decided to go where one man has gone before. >> i was probably about nine or ten years old. met evel knievel, a man that wore a cape. a super hero incarnate. all of america wanted to be leak evel knievel and. >> and like all of america in 1974 eddie braun was captivating

watching evel knievel jury jump a danker, and eddie brown found himself in the same spot in nearly the same rockets. >> the only changes, we made slight changes in the parachute technology because evil knievel was not suspectful because hi parachute -- successful because hi parachute deployed early. it was the same rocket. >> four decades of dreaming, four years of planning for a jump that took seconds. >> before i even realized that i pushed the button completely, was already smoking. moving. it was riding a controlled explosion is basically what it was. >> reporter: instantly hitting 450 miles-per-hour at 3,000 feet was the easy part. finding the horizon, steering the rocket and deploying the chutes is would it got tricky.

whenned eddie realized he wouldn't pass out, he had a thumps out but when he got to the other side of the canyon his rocket was coming in hot. >> my last communication from the ground crew i'm coming in hot and it's going to hurt. it hurt like hell but i didn't break my leg so thank god for that. it's not -- >> reporter: while the ride was unpleasant the journey could not have been more fulfilling. >> i finished out the dream of my hero. that's internal, man. that's priceless. >> reporter: priceless and for the record this was not a money-making proposition for eddie braun, in fact he lost money because of permits, licensing and construction costs but as tribute goes this one was dazzling. >> i'll say. and great pictures. we'll be right back with a look at how a millionaire caused a scene at a fancy party when he wore a new type of dinner

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new york is a disaster for jobs. and she said, i'm going to bring back 200,000 jobs. guess what. right down the tubes. worse today than ever before. how many have watched the debate last night? [cheering] >> did we do good? we did good. amazing. a lot of fun. we had a lot of fun. >> welcome, everybody, we're monitoring donald trump. he is speaking to a very eager crowd in pennsylvania. talking about the debate last night as was hillary clinton earlier. fair and balanced. critics say he won but with 59 million watching, 25 million fewer than watched the first debate, concerns that did he get his message across to enough people? we're still here in st. louis, at the washington university where the sort what many argue was a far better debate performance and is seizing on the initiative right