around our beautiful ships doing all sorts of little things to drive our people crazy. folks, they're not going to do that stuff when i'm president i guarantee you. guarantee. you see the way they captured our ten sailors because they were a little bit in the wrong waters and instead of saying nicely, they humiliated the sailors, their families and our country, right? and the only reason they let them go is that our payments of $150 billion started the next day. so stupid they're not. and when they fly, they flew right alongside of our planes the other day. you saw that. their jet fighters. right? you saw that? when putin is buzzing, you know, hillary is tough with russia. ever notice anything that goes wrong they blame russia. russia did it.

we're being hacked because we have people that don't know what they're doing. they have people. but they always blame russia. and then they say donald trump is friends with putin. i don't know putin folks. i promise. i don't know putin. what the hell do i have to do with putin? these people are professional con people. they're con and this country can have it. this country can't have it. by the way, russia which is buzzing our ships, right, tough hillary, tough obama, you saw that two weeks buzzing planes gone by. . they took over. you look at ukraine. they took over. they took that over during obama's reign. tough obama. he's so tough. so look, we need competence and we need it fast. hillary clinton who turned libya into a nightmare, how about

libya. how about benghazi. how about, how about benghazi where ambassador stevens sent 600 different messages to hillary clinton and she didn't even respond. the only one she spoke to was that sleaze sidney blumenthal her friend who obama told her you cannot deal with and she did behind obama's back. a trump administration will stop the reckless interventions and instead focus on defeating and totally destroying isis. we're also going to build up our cyber defenses. cyber is a big thing. and keep our power grid and our vital infrastructure modern and safe. and the word keep is an incorrect word because we have to rebuild it. it's a mess. so old. it's falling apart. we're going to use cyber offense

where we need to and keep the enemy from recruiting online. isis is taking our children and kids out of our country because they're using the internet better than we know how to use it. and we're the one that is came up with it. at the same time, we're going to completely rebuild our very depleted military. we're going to take care of our people. and that includes building state of the art systems of all kinds. when it comes to keeping america safe, i believe in three very important words. peace through strength. we don't want to use the military but it's got to be there. and just in closing to be strong, our country has to be rich again. we're a deader nation. we're poor. i'm going to make america rich again.

my enemy -- hey, our enemies are unbelievable. they love what's happening to our country. they love it. our energy proposals will unlock the $50 trillion in energy reserves right here in america under our feet. this means new jobs in florida and many, many other communities. pennsylvania, ohio. we're going to take care of our miners, our steelworkers and natural gas. we're going to have clean coal. we're going to also have all forms of advanced energy. we also have to repeal and replace or we will do this and it's so important because it's driving everybody and small businesses and big businesses and our country out of business, repeal and replace obamacare. bill clinton in a rare moment of truth telling said last week

obamacare was a crazy system. where people lined up with their premiums doubled and their coverage cut into half. what kind of a system is this? oh, did he suffer that evening. he went home like -- poor bill. he suffered. the next day he came back and said he was only kidding. he was only kidding. it's a disaster. obamacare. you know your rates going up 68%. in texas at 71%. in other communities 95% and 100% and next year is going to be worse. we have no choice but to absolutely repeal, replace obamacare and we're going to come up with a much better plan for much less money. as you know also, most counties in the state will only have one insurer to choose from. obama does that because that way they have a monopoly so they can charge you whatever the hell

they want. this is our chance to stop the abusive and horrible and something that doesn't work obamacare and save american health care but you have to get out and vote. at the center of our economic revival we'll be fixing our terrible trade deals. when i announced june 16th coming down with melania at the escalator, remember in trump tower, it was an amazing thing, and we announced that it was a big part and then i came out and i said florida and our countries. we have all of these lost jobs, all of our lost manufacturing. we're going to get it back. we're bringing our jobs back. when countries come in and think they're going to steal our companies and our companies are going to fire all of their employees in florida, in ohio, in pennsylvania, in all of these countries, all of these --

everyone. we are not going to allow it to happen. we are going to tell it you are going to have consequences. the states are not going to put up with it anymore. our federal government is going to help. we've built other countries at our expense. we have. so if they come in like they did in indiana where mike pence by the way is doing a great job, great, and they take in the case they cake mexico takes carrier air conditioning and fire their 1400 people who were so great to me and they think they're going to make air conditioners in their plant in mexico and sell them across the border and make lots of money and we have all the unemployment, it's not going to happen. we're going to put a 35% tax on and they're staying in the united states. and if they don't, we're going to make plenty of money. we are going to rebuild our

country, our country is going to be a country where you can be proud of again. we're going to use american steal, american labor, we are going to come first in all deal, we're not going to make the trade deal where we come in fifth and sixth and seventh and other countries laugh at our stupidity. we are going to build great companies. we are going to expand companies that are now doing poorly. we are going to make our country very rich again. we are going to make our country very safe again. we are going to make america strong again. and we are going to make america great again. god bless you everybody. god bless you. thank you. ♪ >> well that was donald trump. he is back to trumps right? just wrapping up a rally where

he delivered a blistering attack on hillary clinton finally turning the cannon's back to her. america's election headquarters. he was a wide ranging speech where he went after other republicans and the media. also talking about cybersecurity and jobs but he hit on so many of the themes that we heard going back to the idea of the big wall with the door in it. talking about the red line in syria. clinton denied she was part of that. he said she was there when it was drawn. he mentioned that three times hitting all of those notes. senior national correspondent john roberts is live. can you hear me with all the cheering going on there? >> reporter: yes, i can hear. i got to tell you first of all the size of the crowd here at the pavilion was huge. probably 7,000 or 8,000 in the pavilion itself and an equal number outside either watching from the fence or online still

waiting to get in. far more people waiting for this event that could have gotten in. donald trump continues to draw huge crowds here. having a field day with all of the information that we have seen in the last few days coming out of wikileaks in particular, the revealed connections and communications between the department of justice and the clinton campaign over the e-mail scandal. listen to what trump said. >> the department of justice fed information, think of this, to the clinton campaign about the e-mail investigation. so that the campaign could be prepared to cover up her crimes. now, did you ever hear? did you ever hear anything like this? >> reporter: and on the new ad the trump campaign going hard to the clinton foundation. what trump has called on the trail pay to play and that is the people who donate to the foundation get access to

government. taking a look at the wikileaks leak that friends of bill clinton got preferential access to the building contracts in haiti. here's a part of that ad. >> pay to play politics. staggering amounts of cash poured into the clinton foundation for criminals. dictators. countries that hate america. hillary cut deals for donors. so let american workers exploit patience and need. she handed over you're rain numb rights to the russiaens. >> clearly all the people here at this rally couldn't give a lick about what happened over the weekend with the controversy surrounding that hot mike incident 11 years ago but donald trump saying that he believes that even though paul ryan has said he wasn't going to support him, he could have at the least called him up after his debate performance and said good job. melissa. >> well, you know, folks have been calling on him to turn his fire back to hillary clinton.

very much seeming to do that there and hitting her with both barrels. john, thank you so much. early voting under way in ohio. a live report from the gop chairman on what they're seeing in the battle ground state and a plane plujs to the ground. one person is dead. federal authorities say early indications are this crash was intentional. the latest on the fbi investigation next. ♪ across new york state, from long island to buffalo, from rochester to the hudson valley, from albany to utica, creative business incentives, infrastructure investment, university partnerships, and the lowest taxes in decades are creating a stronger economy and the right environment in new york state for business to thrive. let us help grow your company's tomorrow- today at business.ny.gov

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a fox news alert for you. early voting under way in ohio and arizona. they join 13 other states that will allow voters to cast their ballots early. because of those early ballots you can get an idea which way

those states are leaning. shannon live from washington. there are some key states starting early voting. what difference could this make in the results on november 8th? a lot i'm betting. >> reporter: yes. and get this. some states started weeks ago in september but today as you mentioned, arizona, indiana and ohio now joining the growing list of states allowing early in person no excuse needed ab tennessee voting. in ohio back in 2012 nearly a third of votes were cast before election day. looks like that trend will hold this year or maybe be exceeded. that early turnout was a huge benefit to president obama. state party officials say mitt romney won the ohio vote on election day but democrats had such a strong early turnout that romney could not catch up. that has pushed the gop in ohio to focus on getting people registered and voting early. an analysis absentee ballot

shows republicans are lagging behind democrats. it's hard to know when voters will decide i've seen it enough and ready to commit. >> it changes the dynamic of the election. so interesting to know where it's going on and where it's not and gives us so much insight. fox wants to hear from viewers about their votes and i know you're going to be keeping an eye on social media. what do you see so far? >> reporter: you know, people have been voting for weeks in places like idaho, minnesota, california, these are pictures from iowa and nebraska. the places are packed already. we have been asking where it is legal. send us selfies or pictures of your in the voting process. maybe you're packing up your kids so they can be part of the process. here's one of the pictures we got. this is a tweet from kathy in italy. this is her mail-in ballot sending it from italy. she said -- listen, i voted for the candidate that i hate the

least. i paid 11 euros to get this mail back to the u.s. we love hearing your story. if you want to be part of our reporting leading up to the big day and election night wall to wall coverage, send us your legal pics and use th the #foxnews2016. >> good for her. she wants it here on tom. i love it. thank you. i can't wait to see everybody else who sends us their pictures and thoughts. thank you. >> me, too. >> joining me now, someone at the center of all of it. the ohio state republican chairman matt borjess who had spoken to trump. what did you ask him? >> we have had several conversations over the last few days. a lot going on in this campaign and i had a lot of questions. wasn't hearing a lot from other folks so i called mr. trump on sunday and we started a series of conversations that culminated

with a very good one today as he was heading over to the event that you guys just carried. >> i need more color on this. do you have his cell phone number on speed dial and you're calling him and he's picking up? how does this work? >> i really try not to bother him but i thought on sunday given the things that had gone on friday and then all day saturday was just kind of a feeding frenzy of different rulerule rumors out there including one that said he might be dropping off the ticket. i called myself saying what's the story with this, is there any validity to this whatsoever, are you considering it? and he said absolutely not. we had a conversation about the remarks that had been out there and i asked him if there was anything more and he said there would not be. i told him go have the performance of your life in the debate tonight, we're going to need it and he said he would and he said i want to talk to you tomorrow to get a sense of how you feel then. so when i spoke to him on monday

i said sir, you're not the kind of person who shh rinks in the biggest of moments. obviously he delivered and breathed life back into his campaign with that performance on sunday night. he had a very good debate performance and then we talked about a couple other matters out there. there was another rumor starting to be spread that there was another tape out there. i asked him about it. he said absolutely not. i'm taking it at his word and we're moving forward and he's going to be here in ohio tomorrow and i'm looking forward to seeing him. >> did you talk to him again about this idea of shooting -- this has been people's problems is he's on the attack against his own party. as we just saw him just now turning his cannons back to hillary clinton decidedly. when you talked to him the third point did you say could you please aim your cannon at hillary clinton again? >> that was in fact the suspebj

of our conversation not only monday but then again today. that we're voting in ohio now. you just heard some of those statistics and they're right that romney did win election day but when you lose in the early vote sometimes it could be so much that you can't overcome it so people voting now, thousands and thousands of people casting their votes now, today is essentially election day and so is every day in ohio until november 8th and so we can't be wasting our time anymore talking about issues that don't help us win. we have to be focusing on why donald trump is better than hillary clinton to be president and if he could press that message effectively he's going to win. >> do you feel he's back on track based on the speech ? >> it sounds like he's pressing a different message that will help him carry this election and carry ohio. >> come back next time you talk to him and tell us if it's any different. we appreciate your time.

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a fox news alert for you now on a shocking development in the high profile crime. police say a female detective investigating rape allegations against nba star derrick rose was found dead of a gunshot wound in her home. trace gallagher is live with more on this story. >> reporter: the l.a.p.d. detective was found with a gunshot wound 15 miles east of l.a. 44-year-old detective nay dean

hernandez suffered a single gunshot wound and it's unclear if it was suicide or homicide. her body was found inside a home of a relative appears to be a former l.a. police officer. she was part of the robbery homicide division. she was frequently involved in high profile sex cases like the rape allegations against nba star derrick rose. in fact, the only reason the media knew derrick rose was being investigated by lapt is because the woman suing derrick rose and two of his friends wanted to remain anonymous and detective hernandez wrote a letter on the woman's behalf saying being able to offer unanimity to alleged rape victims is an investigative tool. the l.a.p.d. would guard the woman's identity. the accuser claims derrick roads

and two of his friends raped her. she is seeking $21 million. rose says the woman was setting him up. when the victim learned that detective hernandez had been shot and killed she was in a courtroom at the time and witnesses say she was visibly shaken by the news. melissa. >> wow. what a story. thank you so much for is that. appreciate it. >> sure. >> new details emerging from wikileaks in the latest batch of hacked e-mails from the clinton campaign. this time clinton staffers allegedly taking shots at catholic and evangelical voters are. the potential fallout as trump says he will talk with catholic leaders today. >> she added in her e-mail their rich friends wouldn't understand if they became evangelicals. it's extraordinary.

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faith might do well to reflect on today, that we should be aware of the temptation to declare ourselves above it all and label both sides equally at fault. >> the senior adviser to david cameron. thank you so much for joining us today. so we introduced that he was hitting him again in the speech. he turned the majority of his fire back to hillary clinton. when you saw pence out there, he said c'mon, you know, you can't take a step back and say both sides are bad, that you have to get involved and take a stand one way or the other. do you think they're doing a decent b job of trying to turn the page today? >> it's better than yesterday. >> right. >> look, there's a fundamental truth which is that united parties do better than divided ones. i hope they understand that. if you look at the policy agenda in this election, there's so much that the gop of all

descriptions can get behind. it feels to me there's too much calculation going on and not enough conviction. >> so let me ask you as an expert because as we said in the beginning you worked for david cameron and i know you from around here, you're a reasonable and charming guy. if you tried to negotiate a peace between the two sides today, what would you say to get everyone back on track? what would you say to donald? >> i would say let's -- well i would say to all of them let's just look at the real world consequences of what's going to happen in this election. there's only two outcomes. president clinton or president trump. what's going to happen in the real world in those scenarios, particularly in the economy. think about the difference that would be made if you had a republican in the white house, republicans controlling congress, the reform agenda, the rise in income and living standards. >> the speaker would say this guy is blowing himself up i got to look out for myself.

>> but you have got to win. how good is it going to be to control the house and hang on to it if you don't have the white house? what good is that going to do? how will that help paul ryan? let's say he's thinking about the policy platform, the better way agenda. he won't be able to get that through president clinton because she's got her own agenda. >> mike pence putting a voice to a lot of people. saying i can't watch the debate. this is killing me, i can't take it. he said basically you can't sit back and say i'm above this, i'm better than this, both of these people, both sides are at fault here. i'm going to tune out. there's too much at stake. what do you think about that? is that true? >> well, it's clearly true there's too much at stake. i don't know. i think they shouldn't be so far apart and i don't understand -- >> in this case i was talking about hillary clinton and donald trump. you know, these two candidates,

can't just say they're both awful because a lot of people are like they're both terrible people. you know, i can't vote for anybody. you got to pick a side, no? >> you got to pick a side because real con consequences flow from actual elections. if you say i can't get involved because they're too awful, what you're saying is i'm okay with the current front-runner as hillary clinton. i'm okay with her winning. that's the consequence of not picking a side and not getting behind the republican ticket. i can't believe that any of the people in the gop at any level really want that. >> steve hilton, thank you so much, always terrific. the e-mails from wikileaks with new details emerging from the highest levels of the clinton campaign, now a stunning new message from 2011 mocking catholics and evangelical christians sent by the current director of the campaign. saying in part, quote, think

roman catholics is most socially acceptable political conservative religion, their rich friends won't understand if they became evangelicals. joining me now is tommy lauren, host of "tommy" on the blaze tv. leslie marshall is a radio talk show host and fox news contributor. leslie, when i heard these comments and a number more where they went on and they talked about they'll show you another one, it is amazing of the faith, this is part of the conversation -- if you could scroll up more. they must be attracted to the systemic thought and severely backwards gender relations and must be totally unaware of christian democracy. i was listening to all of these things as a catholic and what struck me most was unless this is a group of people that claim to be very tolerant, welcoming and what they're showing here is

that they're intolerant of anyone's views who don't agree with them, how do you respond to that. >> i don't think one person who works for one person even if she's running for president's opinion is like the left. i don't see anywhere that hillary clinton shares that opinion. a strong methodist herself who started the first woman's bible study in the senate and picked tim kaine as her running mate. i looked at this and i know my mom always said don't write anything down you don't want the rest of the world to see. however, the reality is my employees, god knows what they write, i hate to think i'm responsible for what they write. we or not the same people and jennifer is not running for president. >> let me mix the case for why people might link what they're seeing to hillary clinton. she wasn't the one that wrote this. but we also learned in the e-mails is she's willing to present one face to the voters are and to the public and a

totally different face to other people whether it's goldman sachs bankers or whatever it is, that she's very due police toss in terms of what she says and what she believes. that's why these things might rub people the wrong way. what do you think? >> that is correct. furthermore, i'm wondering when we're going to get an apology from hillary clinton or she's going to condemn these e-mails. we know donald trump is asked to condemn someone every day. continues to attack his character and those associated with him. i'm wondering and waiting for ms. clinton to go out on stage and waiting for her to condemn these e-mails. when she does that maybe we'll look at it differently. this is just a continuation of how the clinton campaign thinks. she thinks we're deplorable, desperate. she thinks bernie supporters are basement dwellers. >> that's a fair question.

she has said she's all about religious tolerance and here's her high up campaign lieutenant saying in writing something very different. i mean that's a fair question. does she fire her? does she come out and condemn her? if she is tolerant of all religions she's got to do something, right? >> well, a couple of things here. first of all, do we know 100% that wikileaks dumps every single e-mail, have any been edited. is this true? >> no one has denied it. maybe it's up to her to come out and say they're fake. nobody in the clinton campaign has done that. so many coming from john pa december the. he has not said they're fake. >> with regard to this e-mail and asking if she should apologize, looking at donald trump, what do you apologize for with a tape about him, specifically saying. >> we're not talking about him

in this segment. >> no. what i'm saying is that hillary did not write this e-mail. so why are we asking her to apologize for the word of one of her staffers. >> i'm asking if the person on her staff that wrote that, if it goes against what she believes in? >> i definitely she she should take action. i don't know if it's termination. i think that hillary has proven because she doesn't want to ban against one religion et cetera that she is somebody about tolerance when you look at the policies she's proposed. >> we got to go. thanks to both of you. appreciate your time. the fbi leading a investigation into a deadly plane crash in connecticut. >> terrorism is a criminal act and a lot of criminal investigators on scene. nothing has been ruled out. we're revealing all possibilities. >> we're live at the scene and speaking with the former faa official about it.

donald trump set to speak moments from now after upping the an te. we'll bring you trump live in florida where today he plus fo decision team has just made a change in our electoral college map from a republican leaning state to a tossup. we'll show you where that's happened and startling new polls. top of the hour on shepherd smith reporting. >> fox news alert on a deadly plane crash in connecticut. the ntsb saying early indications are the plane was intentionally crashed. they are turning over the investigation to the fbi. rob schmidt is live in connecticut with more on this. rob. >> reporter: yeah the ntsb saying this was intentional and figuring out what the motive

would have been if it was intentional. the fbi stepping in. the question is was this possibly a failed terror plot against pratt and whitney which is a company that makes jet engines for the u.s. military. that is a big part of the question and a lot of reason for scrutiny on this and a big part of why the fbi is here as well. right now the newest update, a local newspaper source is now saying that the pilot and the student pilot got into some kind of argument and perhaps the student pilot told the pilot he didn't want to fly the plane. that would be on the base that this was terror related. that plane went down yesterday on main street in connecticut. missed the pratt and whitney headquarters. a massive fire. two people onboard. the student pilot was killed. nobody else was hurt in the crash. the pilot told investigators from his hospital bed that the plane was crashed intentionally

but no word on whether this was in fact any kind of terrorism but nothing is being ruled out at this point. according to reports, the full name of that student pilot killed is faris mohamed frytek. 28 years old, licensed to fly small planes. but again, the question is as you have the pilot sitting in the hospital saying it was intentionally brought down and people started to think we have a defense contractor right here, were they trying to slam the plane into that, but at the same time, you have another report saying they were arguing and that student pilot in question says i didn't want to fly the plane. a lot of questions here and not a lot of information coming out from a press conference we just had. back to you melissa. >> thank you so much for this. for more we'll go to scott, the former faa official now with rosemont strategies. a lot of confusing details we're hearing there. what do you think about what you just heard? >> i mean, normally right after a crash there are a lot of confusing details and

conflicting stories. in just talking to some folks involved in the investigation, my understanding is that we have a student pilot who did not want to be a pilot and was facing a lot of pressure from his family to continue to be a pilot. he got his certification for the single engine, went back and said i don't want to be a pilot, moved into a language school. his family says you're going to grow up and be a pilot. he takes the next level, gets the training and gets into a tussle with the instructor and says i don't want to be a pilot or fly this airplane. there's some conflict in the cockpit and appears he intentionally crashed the airplane. >> so bizarre. we got a look at a picture right now. the type of plane, we're talking about a piper 34. here it is, obviously not a large aircraft at all. i mean, i haven't heard of people a lot of times being heavily pressured by their families to become pilots. i mean, that detail seems really

strange, right? >> it was very odd when i heard about it this morning. you know, because all the other things surrounding it makes you -- there's probably something more to it. this is a jordanian kid over here on a visa. going through pilot school which is very expensive. shifts out of pilot school to go to a language school. obviously that probably raised some questions. he's back in pilot school to go to the next level of piloting and the instructor says this kid crashed the plane intentionally. they got into a fight in the cockpit and did something to the aircraft and made it staal in the middle of the air and it crashed. >> and left to go to a language school. what kind of language school? do you have any idea? >> no, i have no idea other than he didn't want to be a pilot. wanted to do something else and it appears his family forced him back into being a pilot. >> is there anything wrong with somebody here on a visa and

they're from jordan and they are learning to fly a plane like this? was there any screening along the way to see how stable or willing this person was? if he didn't even want to do it, it seems like we weren't really screening this type of thing that normally i would think would raise red flags. >> right. it's a good point. right after 9/11 there was a lot of research and a lot of look-backs on all the pilots, the terrorists who came to the u.s. to become pilots. so we have a lot of screening going on now. a lot of times we do have the best pilot training schools in the world. so we do have a lot of foreign nationals coming here to learn how to become pilots. >> thank you for your time. >> absolutely. >> we want to bring you the latest from our segment we had earlier on the clinton campaign. responding to some of the wikileaks releases of e-mails and communications of their director jennifer pal mary who

was mocking catholics. telling reporters that she's catholic and while she doesn't recognize the specific e-mails, she turned the conversation to russia like so many have. the russians orchestrated the hack she says. she also went on to slam the timing. and the manner of the leaks. saying that they were not commenting further. manner of t leaks, saying they were not commenting further. it's being called a miracle moment. former nfl star tim tebow credited with help resuscitating a man who had a seizure at a game. the amazing story coming up next. a nearly century-old bridge running into some trouble. we'll show you the video of that epic fail.

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heart stopping moments caught on camera. former nfl star turned baseball minor leaguer, tim tebow, rushing over to help a fan who was having a seizure after a game. trace gallagher is live with the story. this is really something, trace. >> melissa, this was tim tebow's first game in the arizona fall league for the scottsdale scorpion, a team in the new york mets organization. he didn't play well on the field but he is part of what some fans are calling a miracle moment. he stayed to do interviews and sign autographs. he was then notified that a fan dropped to the ground, was convulsing and foaming at the mouth. the man's violent shaking stopped and he went limp. he walked over put his hands on the man's leg and started praying. those there, including media outlets say within a few seconds, the man, 30-year-old brandon berry, jolted up, gasped for air and started coughing.

tebow continued talking to the fan and each waited for paramedics to arrive. brandon berry told the associated press, i remember being disoriented, then i saw tim. tim tebow later said, quoting, baseball is awesome. it's something i'm so excited i get a chance to pursue. what's important is lives matter. people matter. in young man, he mattered. so my first incompetestinct was with him, put my hands-on him and pray for him. we get caught up in so many things, things we're pursuing and we forget about what matters most is the people around us. tebow, who won the heisman trophy at the university of florida and played a few years in the nfl was famous for tebow'ing, kneeling and praying after a touchdown or play. tim tebow didn't have a lot of success in pro football. but a lot of athletes emulate him to this very day by tebow'ing and by the way, we should note the fan who collapsed is at home and he's

doing well. that was lindsey vonn by the way, tebow'ing after a big ski championship. >> can you imagine that fan. he was disoriented and all of a sudden he sees tim tebow. what an experience. there you go. trace, thank you so much. we'll be right back. >> sure. (music playing) ♪ push it real good... (announcer vo) or you can take a joyride. bye bye, errands, we sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy. mother in-law with a glad bag, full of trash. what happens next? nothing. only glad has febreze to neutralize odors for 5 days. guaranteed. even the most perceptive noses won't notice the trash. be happy. it's glad.

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