after he refused to be handcuffed. chris wallace will be moderating the debate. going to be the best one ever. >> right here on the fox newschannel. "fox and friends" starts right now. have a great weekend. >> happy friday. good morning to you and your family. you made it. it is friday, october 14th. i'm ainsley earhardt. donald trump is back on message and on the attack against the mainstream press. >> the slander and libel that was just last night thrown at me by the clinton machine and "the new york times" and other media outlets as part of a converted, coordinated and vicious attack. >> the crowd does not like that. brand new -- doesn't like the press. brand new fox polls on whether or not that message will make a difference. meanwhile, wikileaks drops another bomb. the clinton campaign.

e-mails from inside showing what you didn't know about the server scandal. loretta lynch and bill clinton's special energizer bunny friends. for the first time, hillary clinton testifies under oath about her secret e-mail server and wait until you hear the answers that she doesn't give. here's a hint. they're all the same. let me just remind you. it's friday. ainsley is very happy. so are you. and your mornings are better than friends. she has to be the -- >> she said no more bells, buzzers or alarms. it's like you had gotten the call from the governor. it's almost midnight. >> i'm grateful to have a job. i love my job. i love waking up y'all every day. you need a break on the weekends. no alarm clock.

i want to meet the guy who came up -- it had to be a man -- who came up with the weekends and it's only two days. >> i think people sing about that. there's a lot of country songs about weekends. >> absolutely. >> thank goodness for the man who came up with weekends. >> no. i'm saying he should have made them longer. >> lover boy, everybody is working for the weekends. >> that's a good one. >> isn't it in the bible about on the seventh day -- >> we've got a busy three hours and then ainsley can relax. we're going to start with a race to the white house. donald trump is back on message and he has launched a blistering attack against the clintons and the news media for making stuff up about him. >> with 25 days until the election, can the damage -- is it already done, brian? >> can it be undone. peter doocy is live in new york city with brand new fox news

polls. steven? >> reporter: right. the polls might help us answer that question. trump is still down single digits. in the deficit in the latest fox news poems. he's trailed 38-45 and since the last time we took a fox news poll, he's lost four points while clinton has gained one. so now trump is spending a lot of time on the trail talking about how he thinks the clinton machine is organizing all sorts of global mechanisms and media outlets against him. >> they knew they would throw every lie they could at me and my family and my loved ones. they knew they would stop at nothing to try to stop me. but i never knew, as bad as it would be, i never knew it would be this vile, that it would be this bad, that it would be this

vicious. >> reporter: and the homestretch, trump is trying to get back on message, trying to focus on the hallmarks of his campaign. late last night he tweeted, "democratic governor of minnesota announced that the obamacare is no longer affordable. i've been saying this for years. disaster." he was also talking about what he described as clinton's radical position on -- on american criminals on america streets. he's promising separately to strengthen the united states by making it rich. today he's going to hit north carolina, he will head there after a fundraiser early this morning in midtown manhattan. back to you. >> thank you very much, peter. we're in midtown manhattan too. we're going to continue tt story. yesterday, donald trump was really on message. he said very clearly, it is no coincidence that these personal attacks are coming out at me at the same time that all this wikileaks stuff is being dumped

out. he says these women are liars, part of the clinton machine. they never pressed charges. there is no proof, there are no witnesses. this is what he is saying. what he's saying is essentially, do you believe the press? you know what, a lot of people don't. >> one of the reporters is a people magazine reporter that said, claimed he groped her when ma lan i can't was pregnant. melania is suing. >> he said in particular, when it comes to this reporter, you got to be kidding me. why wouldn't she write that story? that would be the major story. we saw an editor of people magazine on last night. all these people are saying the same thing. if it wasn't for donald trump bringing up his explanation for what happened on the bus with billy bush, we wouldn't have felt compelled to come out. whether you buy that or not is the key. >> his supporters are not buying it. yesterday there was a huge rally in cincinnati and i talked about the -- the press corps walks oupt, he has a big group of

media people following him around. >> the pool. >> right. they walk out and the audience boos them. listen to this. >> >>. >> that's the travel pool. i've been there when they walk out like that. >> little scary, to be honest. >> the crowd doesn't like the reaction that donald trump is getting in the press. he said yesterday, he made it very clear, the press is colluding with hillary clinton too orchestrate what he calls the single greatest pile-on in history. when you look at the mainstream media coverage of this versus all the news in the rest of the world, it is staggering. >> look at that.

>> look at abc news. they talked about trump scandals for nine minutes. wikileaks, hillary scandal 30 seconds. nbc 9 minutes on trump. no mention of wikileaks on nbc and cbs five minutes on trump, 26 seconds on wikileaks. donald trump says the mainstream media no longer conducts journalism. >> so many times the elections are decided on things happening in the world. so many things should be going his direction. remember when he talked about strong borders and it gave his campaign, essentially rocket fuel and rocketed past 16 other people. it turns out hillary clinton won't say it publicly, but she's flat out for open borders. remember talking about a muslim ban temporarily. france, that cultured country comes forward and says we have a huge muslim problem and the person who said welcome all refugees, said i made a huge mistake. these are some of the issues that have come back to donald trump's direction but is being smothered by what's happening with these women coming forward.

newt gingrich last night blames the media. >> journalism in the sense that you grew up with and i grew up with has totally collapsed. i think maybe "the new york times" has been the leader in the collapse. "the new york times" at one time, each if it was left wing with castro and -- it was nonetheless a place that had very serious reporting. the stuff they've been doing recently on trump, some of it is an absurdity and it gets blown up. >> when you think about those two major newscasts did nine minutes each on trump and a seconds on wikileaks, you know, there could be a typhoon that kills a quarter of a million people. to do nine minutes is extraordinary. you know, it buttresses what you think. he says the mainstream media are out to get him. >> we understand look at every

magazine, sex sells, the kardashians, paris hilton. that's what people look like. it's sexier. i get that. fund meant lirks you can't write a story and say some of the revel lafgs rs devastating to any other campaign. when you have a view of catholics as a medieval religion and the way they view on the inside, the way catholics, 28% of the country conduct their daily worship, that would be just -- you cut a campaign at its knees. >> in the polls, evangelicals are still with donald trump and they will say he's no angel. he's not running to be pope or head of a church. but they believe that he is better for this country than she is because of wikileaks and because of the supreme court. >> just remember, the wikileaks stuff was dropping at the end of last week. and somebody at nbc news said we've got to get the billy bush story out last friday before the debate so it could smother that. then the hurricane came along

and nonetheless, they leaked it to the "washington post." but brian, to your point, so much going on in the latest wikileaks dump. it's about 10,000 so far. some include the scramble to kraflt and defend her server story. brian fallon, the spokesperson, says we've got to deny at any cost that there was ever any classified stuff on it. even though there was. >> because he said it could make her look like she mishandled classified information. >> let's talk aboloretta lynch. it talks about her cordial relationship. there are concerns about bill clinton, energizer. that's the name the secret service allegedly gave who comes frequently to chappaqua. was he indeed having another affair under hillary's nose. >> these e-mails reveal new leaked speeches, claim more food

stamps will fix the economy. >> clinton said that's one thing she tells wall street, more food stamps will fix the economy. is that the economic -- you want us bringing out of this semi recession? that's the question. i sense that every 1200 e-mails, the intensity is going to pick up about the revelations contained. there's someone conduct. i'm not comfortable with an outside organization infiltrating into your election process, but no one is saying these are not correct and accurate. >> what the mainstream media is doing, trying to make the last 25 days focused on character. they're trying to make donald trump seem worse than hillary clinton. when you look at policy and issues, there are a lot of things that donald trump is pushing that people he really like. rather than talk about that, they want to talk about this noise. >> i think we could look at mike pence. >> guess what? we did. >> i appreciate it.

>> uber booker. >> fantastic. >> mike pence is going to be with us at 7:30 eastern time. let's get more headlines from heather. >> i certainly have some. happy friday. where all happy friday is here and hope you are off to a good day. a little bit of concern for united airlines passengers. this is a fox news alert. united airlines suffers a massive computer glitch overnight stranding passengers and forcing others to wait hours and hours as agents manually write tickets. united is saying a small number of flights were impacted, mainly along the west coast. by 3:00 a.m., the airline tweeting that the issue had been resolved and that flights are returning to normal. you might want to double-check with your carrier. hurricane nicole barreling through bermuda bringing 120 mile per hour wind and dangerous storm surges. that island so tiny, it's smaller than the eye of that category 3 storm. imagine that. the hurricane knocking out power to 90% of the island at

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. cannot recall. that's the response hillary clinton gave too 21 out of the 25 questions she was required to answer under oath in regards to a private e-mail server.

thanks to a judicial watch. including whether or not she ordered the destruction of work-related e-mails after her tenure at the state department ended in 2013. does this surprise you dan he shall? >> how do you not recall whether or not you ordered the destruction -- in other words, this is like one of these things where she's trained to deny because she doesn't want something incriminating she says. the evidence is there about what she did. >> she objected to most of the questions judicial watch submitted but she was forced to an it. it doesn't really surprise me. the other thing astounding, they found e-mails that urged everyone to make sure they used state department servers. meanwhile, they said you wrote that e-mail. just because my name is on the e-mail doesn't mean i wrote it.

>> if you're a high-level official, things do come out under your name. it's your responsibility to review them and you are account anl for them. that's a disingenuous response i think. >> 1200 e-mails a day from wikileaks. like you and i were conflicted about this hacking organization playing a role -- >> i'm not conflicted about it. it looks like blooex wikileaks is the investigative journalism of america. >> we've taken access to this stuff. >> behind the scenes, wikileaks is behind the scenes, you've got a window into the soul of how the democrats talk when this private. >> we differ on that. let's talk about what has been revealed. it seems like an interchange and take a look at this. this exchange shows there's not only an agenda to liberalize the country, they want to reform the catholic church. here's an example and excerpt from sandy newman. there needs to be a catholic spring where they demand the end of a middle age dictatorship and

a little democracy and respect for gender equality in the catholic church. i have not thought at all about how one would plant those seeds. should they plant them, who should do that? >> essentially mocking 28% of the country. >> the whole sense of the church is this hierarchical dictatorship and they need to overthrow it from the bottom. you never hear the left speak about any religion this way. catholics and evangelicals are sort of in a special category where a certain amount of bigotry is acceptable or fashionable. think of when they say this about islam. >> a medieval muslim religion. can you imagine them saying that? >> not only would they not dare. politically they give favorable treatment to no religion and -- >> it's out on dvd. number one in amazon. >> does not surprise me. especially how successful it was in theaters.

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time for a look at quick headlines on this friday morning. first up, health officials declaring a new zika zone in miami. in that area as the state of florida frantically works to stop the spread of the virus. at least five people, new cases now confirmed in a one square mile section of northern miami. the army's top officer coming to the rescue after a horrific bus crash in the nation's capitol. general mike mile i, the army's

chief of staff pulling at least one person from a crushed car moments before it burst into flames. two people were on the bus. they were hurt. but they are expected to recover. ainsley? >> thank you. controversy brewing at east carolina university. a marketing professor says that she wants to carry her gun on campus. even though it is illegal in the state of north carolina to bring a gun on a college campus. but she wants to do it to prove a point that all rights matter. it all started when 19 members of the marching band, they knelt down and refused to play during a performance of the national anthem at one of the football games. they were protesting police brutality. those students were not disciplined despite breaking the school rules. why the double standard? dr. tracy joins us with more on this. thanks for being with us. >> hi, ainsley. thank you for having me. >> why do you think it's important for you to carry the gun on campus based on what happened after the kids knelt during the national anthem?

>> a few years ago, i was stopped by an east carolina university student. it was at that time that i became trained to use the gun and able to protect myself. except i can't do that on campus because of that law that prevents. when the student broke the rules and the university said it was first amendment rights. i realized this was an opportunity to emphasize all of our sights ts rights and i should have my second amendment rights to carry on campus. >> what did the chancellor say when you said i need this gun an campus to protect myself? >> i have not had any response sfr the university. the chancellor is saying that's a -- this is a school rule. that the kids are not allowed to kneel during the national an the problem with the gun thing, that's a state law. how do you plan to get past that? have you talked to legislators there? >> i have. i met with senator bill cook

yesterday. i also have meetings next week with county commissioners. we're going to try to change this legislation. i'm going to work with them to be able to do that. one of the most important reasons, for me to protect myself against stalkers and other women to protect themselves, but it also will help with 911 issues. if there were to be a mass shooting at east carolina and teachers were allowed to conceal carry, trained people like myself, we would be able to respond much faster. >> are you planning to carry your gun on campus? >> i won't as long as it's against the law. i won't do anything that would cause me to lose my rights as a citizen. i am too eager to vote for mr. trump come november. what's the reaction from folks in north carolina, some of your friends and other professors on campus? >> in response to my second amendment rights or what the ban did? >> correct. do they think you should be allowed to carry a gun on

campus? >> i do. i have had so many e-mails and phone calls, thanking me for taking this stand. both from women who have been fearful and want to be able to protect themselves and messages from husbands saying thank you because my wife needs to be able to protect yourself. >> our thoughts and prayers are with you down in north carolina for the hurricane that hit i hard. >> it has been difficult. a 911 operator accused of hanging up on callers, possibly thousands of times and one of those calls a robbery that ended in murder. and the movement still alive. a 100,000 democrats are hopping on the trump train in the swing state of pennsylvania. one of those lifelong democrats explains why he's switching sides. that's coming up next. first, we want to wish happy birthday to stacy keebler. she's 37 years old.

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the best e-mail leaked so far claims that hillary met with rapper q-tip to discuss how to a

spiel to hip hop fans. >> the big take away for hillary. whatever you do, don't try to rap. a to the y and that spells hillary. that's my name and i'm running for president is my game. hillary. >> the mike drop. >> i think we actually read in wikileaks that her adviser said don't rap, didn't they? >> yes. >> don't they have to put that in writing. >> that's why i laughed when she said trump dot trickle down. she did not write that. >> trump up, trickle down. >> "saturday night live" made fun of her? >> that was a mistake. >> find out -- see if snl has anything to work with this week i. >> oh, gosh.

27 minutes before the top of the hour. we've got news and then a little weather. >> my final story is about rap. >> finally. >> yes, finally. you've all been waiting for it. news to bring you right now. the search for two escaped inmates intensifying overnight. locked up on meth charges and simply walking away from a minimum security prison in california. the privately owned facility does not have a secured fence or armed guards near the campground. the fbi joining in the search. this just outside of bakersfi d bakersfield, california. ain't nobody got time for this. imagine hearing that from a 911 operator. if you were calling in for help in an emergency, horrified people now calling 911 are coming forward accusing this woman of doing just that. thousands of times. listen. >> so i start today describe the situation. before i was able to finish my first sentence, the phone call was disconnected. >> what i thought at the time, i thought my phone had dropped the

call. come to find out, i was hung up on. >> wow. the houston area operator is now facing charges this morning. police also saying one of those dropped calls in question, ended in a murder. we'll keep you posted as we learn more on that. a judge taking matters into his own hands to tackle an aggressive criminal. stop what you're doing right now. you have got to see this. >> put your hands behind your back. [ bleep ] right now. >> nice takedown, judge. that is judge john mcbaine throwing off his road, tackling a man to the ground and handcuffing him in a michigan courtroom. the man was mouthing off and getting violent after being sentenced to jail. the judge though didn't break any rules. jeopardy's alex trebek savagely burns a contestant after he asks her about her nerd core hip hop hobby. check it out. >> it's people identify as nerdy rapping about the things they

love, video games, science fiction, having a hard time meeting romantic partners. >> losers, in other words? >> well -- >> okay. to be fair, i had asked a bunch of producers here. what is nerd hip hop. so this woman was talking about her hobby. that cringe n worthy moment going viral on social media. the contestant scorched the competition, took home $22,000. basically, guys, this is like urkel, the geeky character. this is like him rapping. >> she's still looking for love. she's got $22,000. but still looking for love. >> he says -- she walked away the winner. ding ding ding. >> thank you very much, heather. let's go outside and find out what kind of a da is in store for us. >> very disappointed in my fellow canadian alex trebek. what is going on with you? >> he's been on every day for 50

years, he can make one obnoxious mistake. >> he gets one pass. >> let's take a look at the weather. not loser weather today. we have a hurricane. hurricane nicole that went over the top of ber mud a the eye actually went on top of bermuda. there's a period of calm weather, which is very cool and destructive, 120 miles per hour sustained winds. it's gone and out of the way. winds at 85 miles per hour. now it's a fish storm. we've been dealing with the remnants of hurricane matthew. rivers are still over the banks. we're not going to see rivers recede until this weekend in some areas that received over 16 inches of rainfall. just a dire situation, unfortunately, across south carolina and north carolina. we're talking about damage on order of what we saw with hurricane sandy. so the good news is we're not dealing with any rainfall in the area. so people can continue their

cleanup efforts. we are going to be dealing with several storm systems into the northwest and although it's not a hurricane, we could potentially see hurricane-force winds moving into the northwest as well as northern california. over a foot of rain faum and over a foot of snow in the highest of elevations. we're talking about snow already. steve, ainsley, brian, back to you. >> janice dean, canadian but now u.s. citizen. thank you for the latest. >> officially defects. one of the hottest shows on tv. gotham is back for a third season. >> let's step into the fox light with fox senior vice president of marketing michael saah mayor a. >> two of the actors gave me the insight scoop on what it's like to play the part of a villain. you're so gotham. where do we pick up in season 3? >> we fast forwarded about six months. i personally am still in our --

>> we've all been there. >> haven't had the action. >> the end of season 2, he had these run-in with -- she's basically running amok in gotham city. they can't exist in the same city tochgt. it's impossible. he's afraid she's coming for him. it gives him purpose and something to focus on. after everything that happened to him, it's exactly what he needed. >> make your next decision very carefully. >> what is surprising you most in terms of the last couple of seasons? >> they've really embodied all the qualities that ed thought was outside of himself. all these darker personality traits. this person was outside of myself telling me that i could do these things. then learning to embrace it. that person is me. >> yeah. >> becoming whole because of that. >> whenever i think the character can't get more complex, a new story comes in that just like, blows my mind. changes some of my -- i'm

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remember when the nfl banned them from honoring the officers. the nhl is doing the right thing. the houston stars wearing decals of their badges on their helmets during the season opener. it happened last night. the officers' family members also participating in the ceremonial puck drop. the tables have been turned on the national anthem protests, colin kaepernick, scheduled to make his first start on sunday. his opponent bills running back lesean mccoy is inviting at least 15 police officers to the game to show his appreciation. very nice. >> steve? thank you, brian. it's 25 days until the election. listen to this. neerlt 100,000 people in pennsylvania, democrats, have

switched sides to republican party since the beginning of the that's not all, the pennsylvania gop says more than 240,000 new voters have registered republican as well. so what's the shift? what's that all about? let's talk to chuck clayton. he's a lifelong democrat who switched to the republican party. he joins us from philly. chuck, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> chuck, tell us your story. i know you're a carpenter by trade. but you were forced into early retirement a couple of years ago. why? >> it's not by fault of the union. it happens to be that we have an open border with so many people coming in, they're taking the jobs, they're working for less. i went from middle class to working for poverty. i'm working just to pay for my health insurance. it's horrible. >> i understand. you're having trouble scraping by now. so it was before the

pennsylvania primary you went to a rally, a donald trump rally and keep in mind, folks watching right now, he's a lifelong democrat. what did you hear donald trump say that perked up your ears and said wait a minute, that's exactly what i'm looking for? >> well, donald trump hit everything on the nail for me. i saw my choices in the democratic party and i've been very unsatisfied with democrats. they like to raise taxes when they get in a problem. i work in my community, i serve my community and i'm also sworn in by the commonwealth of pennsylvania. and the thing is, donald trump hit everything on the nail that my community needs. as i see people losing their homes, i have people up the street from me that said they can't retire because they can't afford to pay the taxes anymore.

we need a tax break, we need breaks, period. we need something to go in another direction. my thing is to the american citizens, is to ask them one question and give it to fox news or whatever. but this is one question. regardless of all the dirt and everything that comes out in elections, it happens every year when i'm standing at the poll for 12 hours, people come up and yell at me. they're tired of the and the mail-ins. let's stick to the issues that serve you best. are you better off now in the last seven years and will you be better off in the next four years? that is what i asked the american voters to think about. >> right. and your answer is you're not in as good a shape as you were seven, eight years ago. chuck, you mentioned the dirt. all sorts of things have come out about donald trump allegations. he said yesterday all of this is

orchestrated, it's all part of the clinton machine. has any of this made you consider changing your vote for trump? >> oh, absolutely. i've been to so many democratic meetings and i've seen what it is. it's more about the parties. it's both parties. i had a republican friend. he was a committee person at the same poll with me. we were good friends. republicans are just as bad. the important thing, what works best for you. >> absolutely. that's ultimately what it comes down to. so none of the stuff that's come out so far is going to change your mind? what about your wife? >> my wife, only thing she felt bad about is that people are going to believe everything and that's what happens. it's a constant thing of attacking. this election is horrible. let's stick to the issues. let's find out where we want to go with this country.

>> okay. >> like i said, are you going to be better off four years from now? we need to move in the right direction. >> chuck clayton, lifelong democrat joining us from philadelphia. he will be voting for donald trump. chuck, thank you very much and good luck to you. >> thank you, sir. >> thanks for telling your story. what do you think about that? e-mail us at friends at fox news.com. straight ahead on this friday, we have a tremendous program. look at that. the vice presidential nominee, governor mike pence is going to be here in about a half an hour. he's going to be responding to the constant coverage of the trump campaign versus coverage of his opponent. that's coming up at 7:30 eastern. the clinton campaign can't seem to stop hackers from breaking into their e-mail. but you can stop them from breaking into yours. curt the cyber guy is here to show you how to spot it before you click.

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well, just last week the clinton foundation had to warn donors about targeted hacking attempts to steal their personal information. >> and that's not the only organization that has criminals posing as real companies. nearly 500,000 unique phishing sites that were found just this quarter alone. >> what can you do to protect yourself from being tricked like i am on a regular basis. let's ask kurt the cyber guy. >> you are not alone. you are the smartest person on line -- >> it looks so real. >> telling everybody don't ever do this and you fall victim because it's so easy to get sucked into this. the crime is up 61%. fake phishing emails being sent to your email address. sometimes they come in the form of a text and it ends up not

being the legitimate company or sender you think it's from, including many of these popular names, pay pal, facebook, the irs, which will never email you, fdic, the fbi. i mean there are now 466,000 of these fake company sites that look so real and the next thing they do is try to steal any form of your private information. they want to go after your credentials. they want to be able to build a folder on you and tell me your social security number, bank access i.d. and with that they will sell it in bulk. >> how do we avoid the phishing attack? >> the number one thing is to ask yourself this question when you get an email that looks legitimate that says, hey, it's the bank, we have to verify your security or whatever it is, don't click it. ask yourself instead did i ask for this? did i request this email be sent to me? the answer is no, hit delete.

>> what's your advice for all of us have accidentally clicked yes and regretted it? >> this is where anti virus software is good to have. the malaware could be there acting and recording keywords. >> i have not been robbed, but i've gotten ads. >> do you have a quiz? >> can you tell if this is a phishing scheme or legitimate? this looks like a facebook page. it's phishing. >> how can you tell? >> it does not say facebook.com. >> another one. >> this -- it looks like from chase bank, is it legitimate?

>> i won even touch it. >> you wouldn't. >> 100% legit? >> it just is. >> there's a logo. >> one last one. >> look at this last one. >> i was wrong. >> this is pay pal, that looks totally legit. is it? >> we've got to hover over the url. >> phishing scheme. most are. it really comes down to this is you could ask for it. if not, delete it. >> the other day, i got something that said you are out of vacation days and i just put in a couple of days. i open it up and next thing you know, all bells and whistles went off, the clock hit the top, the clown shoes blew up. it was crazy. >> two things. there are two trends that are happening. number one, they will actually get the ceo or boss's name where you work and they will act like it's the boss saying hey you really didn't treat the human resources people right. give me --

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because od employees treat customer service... ...like our most important delivery. od. helping the world keep promises. good morning to you and your family. it is friday. october 14th, 2016. i'm ainsley earhardt. donald trump is back on message and on the attack against the press. >> the corporate media in our country is no longer involved in journalism. their agenda is to elect crooked hillary clinton at any cost, at any price, no matter how many lives they destroy. >> brand-new fox polls on whether or not that message is going to make a difference. and did paul ryan overplay his hand condemning donald

trump. the speaker might be walking that back a little bit. we're going to tell you. and call her hillary 6.0. the hillary clinton campaign testing out a new message. >> we need to demonstrate that we have a hopeful, positive, unifying vision. we have a job to do. and it will be good for people and cats. >> good for people and for cats. attention, clinton handlers, lower the podium. just my thoughts. even though it's not on the prompter, i know your mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ she talked about cats. she barks like a dog. she loves her animals. >> she famously barks like a dog. >> it was a joke which was written for her which she delivered with great unease. >> you are right for the first debate, they made a more petite

one for her. >> you shouldn't be hitting your chin on the podium. >> did you notice the drums behind her in the background? >> no, i didn't. she has a long history with percussions. we begin with the race of white house. donald trump getting back on message and launching a blistering attack against the clintons and the media for which he says are fabricating stories. >> there are 25 days until the election. >> peter doocy is live outside of trump tower in new york city with brand-new poll numbers. hey, peter. >> there have been an avalanche about donald trump that have dropped in the last few days. he said he doesn't think the timing of all this stuff coming out at once is a coincidence. he told supporters yesterday that he thinks the clinton machine is pulling the strings on all this stuff. working with the news media and

influential global players to stop trump because he thinks he threatens their power structure. >> they knew they would throw every lie they could at me and my family and my loved ones. they knew they would stop at noth stop me. but i never knew as bad as it would be, i never knew it would be this vile, that it would be this bad. that it would be this vicious. >> the way the fox news poll shows the impact those attacks have had on trump, he's 7 points ahead. he's shed four points since the beginning of this month where clinton has picked up one point. to get some traction, he's hitting the points that made him popular with republicans. trump is continuing to be strenuously deny those

allegations from multiple women who came forward to accuse him of sexual misconduct. his wife posted a list of things on social media she thinks are inkret and false. sh in a people magazine about that. she and her lawyer are demanding a retraction and an apology. before you go, i got to thank you this election cycle you have followed bernie, hillary, you've been on the trump train -- the trump pool, have you ever, when you are part of the pool, the press pool, have you ever been booed generally the whole press pool as you are brought into an arena before an event? >> no. usually at the trump events people are really nice. i have seen a few times where trump will direct the crowd to the media in the back and he will point and people will turn around for a second and they will kind of jeer at you, but

there hasn't been any widespread issue like some of the ones that i've seen reported from last night. >> all right. exactly. what he's referring to is given the fact that -- now that donald trump is talking about how these women who have come out are all liars part of the clinton machine and working in concert with the mainstream media. when the press pool came out in cincinnati, trump was not there to say anything about the press. the press came in and they just booed them. listen. >> it looks like our own chris chulo in the camera. >> you don't want to be in the

press when that happens to you. if we were walking in there and we were booed, it's not a good feeling. i was struck by the number of supporters. there were 15,000 people in that arena. >> i think there were thousands outside who couldn't get in. the enthusiasm for trump is still there. we just had a lifelong democrat in pennsylvania who is going to vote for donald trump and asked him about these allegations. you know, it happens every race, he says. he's still going to vote for him. >> david wolfe was on megyn kelly last night. he's in a tough position. you want to believe them. it's been 25 years. >> all at the same time they came forward. >> they said they had unwanted sexual advances from donald trump. as you go on as a surrogate for donald trump is, he said i don't know what to believe. but it's the timing. >> if you look at the substance

of the wikileaks, and he has done anything that wikileaks is exposing, the media would talk about nothing else. the idea that these women were obviously coordinated to make these statements about things that happened 30 years ago, they are giving that all attention instead of the extraordinary weight that the wikileaks emails have, it's ridiculous. the clinton campaign operatives dirty fingerprints are all over these women's statements, interviews, no question about it. this is all about trying to destroy donald trump. >> there are accusers on both sides. last night, sean hannity interviewed three people who said that they were abused by bill clinton and i watched that interview last night and i thought, my gosh, there are scandals on both sides. sexual scandals. >> that was so long ago. really? well, so were these. 30 years ago.

>> a trump official said trump is going to go buck wild on clinton for her husband's infidelity and the goal is to turn bill clinton into bill cosby. >> that is a joke and that would be terrible. >> i don't know if it's a joke. >> i know that would be terrible. we've basically had enough. >> it would just show how wait a minute why are you so interested in these women who have accused of donald trump in something and you are disinterested in these women who are claiming rape? >> they had to pay $850,000 to paula jones and those women talked about how hillary clinton treated them and they were terrified of hillary clinton. quid pro quo. as the guy from pennsylvania told us, campaigns are dirty. >> it's not bill donald. it's hillary donald. it's not bill clinton against

donald trump. it's hillary clinton against donald trump. >> these women are talking about how hillary treated them. >> after they accused her husband of rape, she tried to destroy them. >> he's got a lot to go on. i think he should go on other stuff. you mention it at the end. for the most part, obamacare is imploding. middle east policy has been laughed at from the middle east to europe. he's got a situation here at home where immigration is number one on people's minds. >> economy. >> he's got five great issues and the women issue is not going to work for him. >> you know what, we've got two polls to show folks about how things are standing right now in a four-way race, as you can see right here, with independents, donald trump is tied with hillary clinton. that is good news for donald trump. >> not really. he's lost a lot with independents. he was winning. >> given the avalanche, the bad news about him. take a look at this. the question was regarding that "access hollywood" video from

years ago, is it a deal-breaker or not a deal-breaker? it's tied there. 50% say yes, it is and 50% say no it's not. >> he's got 80% of the republicans and hillary clinton has got 81% of the democrats. those independents do matter. after the "access hollywood" thing came out, he was down to 11. after the fox news poll, down to 7. by the time he gets to the debate, he could know if he has a great debate he could still win. >> he had a great debate a week ago. >> maybe that closed the gap from five points from 11 to 7, but he's got to do it to something else to get it from 7 to 0. if you've got a question, email us at fox friends.com. if you are traveling today, especially united airlines, you

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newly leaked email reveal hillary clinton campaign chairman john podesta urging her to call needy latinos for support. he specifically mentioned bill richardson and federico pena as needy latinos. does that mean the clintons are in trouble with hispanics? joining us is helen agary huray. the insults keep going? >> it's kind of great. it follows in line with hillary clinton having as she said in one of her wall street speeches, you have to have a public message and a private message and the private message certainly isn't very flattering

and when you look at it in this case, you are know they criticiz criticized catholics, southerners and people of faith and now it's interesting, it's now needy latinos. he was talking about democrats who are latinos. he's talking about richardson and pena. what do you mean by needy? we know about the economic policies the latino community is in great need because the economy barely crawls and we have to be able to find better jobs. it's sad when you get to talking about needy latinos and no one is telling them to apologize. what is that? >> because all the news is about the donald trump stuff and regarding that, what do you make of it? all of these women have come out on the same day to talk about donald trump doing something which he has denied and says he's got information to refute

it and he will bring that out at the appropriate time. but what do you make of all that news? because we just highlighted the fact that nbc did something like nine minutes on that and like 15 seconds on wikileaks. >> you know, it would be kind of nice if there was really more balance in the news and you really saw something that was going on with the wikileaks' revelations which are really absolutely astounding. not only are they offensive, but they also led a better understanding of how the obama administration was helping hillary clinton and her campaign when it came to investigations about what was going on with her email servers and even the benghazi committee report. >> right, but how about these women? >> victims are victims and we have to be respectful of that. steve, we don't know what happened there. we don't know. it's his word against her word. >> do you think it's orchestrated? >> it looks orchestrated. i think that hurts victims of sexual abuse and sexual

aggression because when you have something that's orchestrated, it demeans the whole process that's really designed to help victims and some of these quite frankly don't necessarily look like victims. they look part of a political campaign. sad. it's very sad. >> it is sad. of course, donald trump has been talking about it out there saying they are part of the clinton machine and that's going to be his mevenl going -- message going forward. the mainstream media is going to club him with it from here to november 8th. >> just on balance. you talked 9 minutes on that and 15 seconds on wikileaks, that's tell-tale. we all know what bill clinton thinks of obamacare, right? >> then the people are out there busting it, sometimes 60 hours a week, wind up with their premiums doubled and coverage cut in half. craziest thing in the world. >> turns out he's not the only democrat who thinks it's crazy

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free and runs wild. >> wow! >> wow! you are getting your money's worth there. the exclusive "daily mail" video showing a 400 pound beast busting out of its closure at the london zoo. reportedly agitated by crowds. don't go to the zoo. why did he go there then? zoo keepers said don't taunt the animal. he was safely recaptured for an hour and a half. for a totally different story, here's ainsley. then the people out there are busting it 60 hours a week, wind up with their premiums doubled and their coverage cut in half. it's the craziest thing in the world. >> bill clinton is not the only democrat who thinks the affordable care act is not affordable. morphology his lead, including one of the plan's strongest supporters. minnesota's governor dayton. here to weigh in on this is pete

hegseth. so your governor, huge democrat, very far left, supported the affordable care act in 2013 is now saying it's not affordable. >> the affordable care act is not affordable according to mark dayton. it's a fact. it isn't. minnesota is a state and he's a governor who adopted it in every way that obama wanted it. minnesotans are experiencing premiums that are through the roof. insurers are fleeing the state. you have less choice and higher cost. people are saying, wait, governor dayton, you told me it would be more affordable. they promise heaven but they deliver hell. we are left holding the basket afterwards saying why is my health care not affordable? >> just in case you missed it. >> the reality is the affordable care act is no longer affordable

to increasing numbers of people. >> no longer affordable. >> that's exactly right. government involvement. the democrats are going to say that we care so much so we're going to fix this in a special session and we're going to do more government involvement, more government involvement. this is a time when republicans need to step back and say it's your tinkering, it's your belief that you can manufacture outcomes that create these. instead, let the market work. minnesota has had excellent health care before m-sure. it already worked. minnesota is a state where we have a huge med tech industry. mayo clinic, great health care facilities. they are being held back by federal mandates. should be allowed to determine what works for them at the state level. >> it's a fact. it's either working or it's not. it's not working. he admits that. however, these politicians were voted on based on what they were saying and they were promising

this. now, a lot of money has been spent. people have probably died not being able -- >> $300 million in minnesota. >> exactly. we trusted these politicians and they ran on a record saying it's affordable. you can keep your doctor and none of that happened. >> we trusted them and they passed it with no republican votes. let's remember, obamacare and m-sure is wholly owned by the democrats. they said this is going to work for you and maybe republicans should say we should look at an at terntive. >> if you want single pair, look at va. thank you. >> thank you. coming up, have you seen this video, a shark getting inside a cage with a diver? >> oh, oh, oh. >> oh, my god.

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25 days to go until this guy want you to vote for him and donald trump. governor, it's good to have you here. >> you've always been there. especially through the rough times over the last two weeks. what is the truth behind the thought that you were wavering for a while. >> it's categorically false. look, my wife and i thought through this invitation to run for vice president of the united states, prayed through it and we're in it until the finish. it's the greatest honor in my life to be able to run and hopefully serve as the next president of the united states alongside a man, donald trump, who i believe has the right vision for this country. whatever the media is chasing on

any particular day, truj -- truth of the matter that 7 1/2 years of barack obama and hillary clinton's leadership has stifled away our economy. the american people know we can better and stronger. in donald trump, we've got the broad shoulder leadership that people are responding to. 19,000 people last night in cincinnati and headed down to florida this -- later on today, we over subscribed the rally even when it's just me at the podium. there's enthusiasm out there to make america great again. >> the recent polls were out this morning. it shows that hillary clinton is beating donald trump by 7 points. here's the latest poll. she's getting 45% and he's got 38%. >> since the last poll, she's up one and he's down 4. >> look, you know, it's the old cliche, the only poll that

really matters, they finish up on november the 8th. these polls have been all over the map. i honestly think there's something missing in the polling these days. >> what do you mean? >> well, it's just, i think donald trump has made a connection to the frustrations and the aspirations of everyday americans like no one in my lifetime since ronald reagan. when you see against this avalanche, present company excepted here at fox news, but this avalanche of negative media coverage that goes chasing after every potential, every potential negative story about donald trump and still you see tens of thousands of people coming out and rally, there's a determination out there across the country to change the direction in this nation and frankly more than 7 out of 10 americans think that america is headed in the wrong direction and they know it's going to take change and i truly do believe that come election day there could be a whole lot of people that are surprised in the mainstream national press about the way the american people have been willing to rise up and embrace new leadership in donald

trump. >> also, in that poll it shows that the independents are split. right down the middle, half for you and half for hillary clinton. i heard donald trump yesterday. he said these women have come forward all at the same time. it was orchestrated. that they are telling lies. it's part of the clinton machine. and he said that he has vowed to release evidence to prove they are making it up when it's appropriate. >> these unsubstantiated allegations that came from "the new york times" and "people" magazine, donald trump -- >> five women. >> he's categorically denied these and there will be more evidence coming out that supports, you know, his -- >> what evidence is coming out? >> well, the campaign is working on bringing that information out, but the remarkable thing as the media goes chasing after unsubstantiated allegations, coming from a newspaper that six months ago, you remember, did a massive similar story that was

utterly discredited by the same reporters, but at the time that many in the national media are chasing after these unsubstantiated allegations, it's remarkable to me they continue to literally ignore the hard evidence that's flowing out of hillary clinton's years as secretary of state and the clinton foundation. whether it's a speech supporting socialized medicine in canada, a paid speech supporting open borders in brazil, or whether it be did i think the most concerning at all we learned this week that aides to the secretary of state were directing contracts for the rebuilding of haiti after the earthquake to friends of the clintons. i mean, this is exactly the kind of pay-to-play politics the american people are tired of. it's going to end when donald trump becomes president of the united states. >> perhaps the hit on the catholic church would be most devastating you would think. 28% of the country is catholic.

we find out their view is that it's medieval. >> the condescending statements are bigotry, to suggest a evangelical, which i am, made a decision for christ in 1978, was less socially acceptable than to be a catholic, but to be catholic was questionable in the same email? i mean, this is the kind of demeaning statements and we've called on hillary clinton. we're still waiting for hillary clinton to denounce these statements and to apologize to people of faith. >> that's not going to happen. >> donald trump yesterday said it's no coincidence that these attacks are coming out just as the wikileaks which to your point had thousands of damning emails and to your point, where is the news media? look at this. abc last night spent nine minutes talking about trump and his troubles. nbc, nine minutes, trump and his troubles, five minutes at cbs, and then they talked about

wikileaks on abc for 20-smo-odd seconds. they didn't talk did. >> 30 seconds on -- >> the print is really little. no mentions on nbc and just seconds as well at cbs. what is the mainstream media trying to do to you guys? >> i think what they are trying to to do is change the subject from the same policies that hillary clinton wants to continue from this administration that have failed. the renewed aggression by russia, we wake up this morning, and the iranians who my counterpart was just boasting about it, the have moved warship near yemen and they are fight missiles -- the rebels are firing missiles. the truth is we need strong leadership on the world stage and the american people that see all of this effort by many in

the national media to distract attention from the failed policies of barack obama and hillary clinton. >> what would you do -- >> we're going to continue to focus on making america stronger at home and abroad. >> what would you do about that situation in yemen if you were the vice president and donald trump were president? >> well, i think, i think, first and foremost is we would -- we would make a commitment to rebuild the american military. the fact is that our navy today is smaller than any time since 1916. we have the smallest standing army since the end of world war ii. ronald reagan taught us that we can only have peace through strength and under a trump-pence administration, we'll rebuild our military. we'll make sure the world knows that we are committed to be that beacon of freedom, that arsenal of democracy and frankly we'll work closely with our allies all across the world to advance american interests from a position of strength.

>> the wikileaks leak shows that hillary clinton was making overtures toward vladimir putin, talking about how important it is to have him as an ally and not an enemy. what does that tell you about the approach that you guys have to vladimir putin? is that different from hillary clinton? >> well, no. first. >> private and public. >> the point is what this avalanche of emails about hillary clinton, her years as secretary of state and the clinton foundation is showing to the public with 25 days to go. there is a very different hillary clinton behind closed doors than there is in public. for hillary clinton to go to brazil and say they are dream was open borders in our hemisphere, for her to go to canada and say that her long-term goal was to have a health care system like the canadian system, this is another example on foreign policy. with donald trump, the american people know you've got someone who says what he means and means what he says. when he becomes president, you

are not going to know where he stands and it's going to be exactly where he stood throughout this campaign. >> one other question. wikileaks, some have suggested on the left all this bad stuff about hillary, nothing bad about trump, that your campaign is in cahoots with wikileaks. >> nothing could be further from the truth. i think all of us have, you know, have had concerns about wikileaks over the years and it's just a reality of american life today, and of life in the wider world. but it doesn't change the fact that here you see the national media chasing after unsubstantiated allegations, the allegations that donald trump has coring -- categorically denied and ignoring hard evidence, documented evidence of deeds by the secretary of state, the haitian issue is the most troubling to me of all, but this avalanche, the american people need to look at the evidence and understand that we have an opportunity to make america great again but we've got to

have new leadership and that begins the day that donald trump becomes president. >> you are not comfortable with donald trump's attack on paul ryan, are you? >> paul ryan is my friend, but honestly, i would like to see republican leaders supporting the republican nominee for president of the united states. i'm supporting all the republican nominees in this fall's election, but what's encouraging to me is despite the fact that some republicans have decided to go a different direction, the overwhelming majority of leaders and republicans are standing with donald trump as the next president of the united states. but lastly, make no mistake about it. this movement is much bigger than any one political party. >> sure. >> i see everyday republicans, independents, and many democrats who know we can make america great again, and that's why you see the tremendous momentum in this campaign. >> 25 days left. 7 point deficit. we'll see if he can make it up. >> you can sleep in 26 days. >> for an hour. straight ahead this friday.

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good morning, 47 minutes after the hour. a quick look at your headlines now. shocking new details in a deadly homecoming parade crash. we're now learning that the woman behind the wheel sped up to 59 miles per hour just moments before she plowed through a parade crowd at oklahoma state university last october. four people were killed. several others were hurt. the 26-year-old driver charged in the case has pleaded not guilty. plus, a new jersey train that smashed into a hoboken train station was going three times the speed limit. a preliminary investigation revealed that that train was going just 8 miles per hour 30

seconds before the september crash, but then sped up for unknown reasons. the brakes were applied just one second before impact. one woman was killed and more than 100 others were hurt. those are your headlines. i'll see you back here shortly. >> thanks, heather. the east coast is feeling the effects of hurricane nicole this morning after the storm hammered bermuda with 120-mile-per-hour winds on thursday. the police are urging people to stay inside. not everybody is listening. watch. >> wow. janice dean is tracking all that. that guy was not listening to you. >> no, i know. this is why you need to listen to your weather forecasters. stay indoor. category three storm. 120-mile-per-hour sustained winds and i don't think we have heard of anybody dying in this storm which is good news but the destruction we will of course see pictures from the area, category three, 120-mile-per-hour sustained

winds. the good news is the storm is moving out to the north and east, but again if you've got a major hurricane, you need to be inside. take a look at the track and, again, not a big deal, moving away from land, but it certainly, you know, devastated part of the areas of bermuda. across the northwest we're dealing with another storm. even though it's not a hurricane and it's not named, we are going to see hurricane-force winds with this system. another one behind it. not only the potential for 80-mile-per-hour plus winds but heavy rainfall and two feet of rain and perhaps two feet of snow in the higher elevations we're going to be tracking that. i don't think i'm getting arrested today. [ sirens ] the day is early. >> you are right. you could be busted. i believe that was mike pence's motorcade leaving the building. >> fair enough, fair enough. >> thank you. >> you got it. it's amazing with janice's record she doesn't get arrested more. [ sirens ] >> oh, listen, janice, your ride

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graphics, ken bone drives traffic for uber. >> here's with what's trending is carly. >> she was at a fund-raiser in san francisco yesterday. when she said this about donald trump's campaign. >> it makes you want to turn off the news. it makes you want to unplug the internet or just look at cat gifs. >> all right. >> the internet melted open that. >> they had a total field day with that. people just started sweeting -- tweeting out cat gifs. kelly tweets apparently cat gifs make hillary relatable and writing hillary deleting emails and staring at cat gifs, make

america great again. >> hillary clinton doesn't get close to delivering a comedic line. >> what about dogs? you got to be fair and balanced. should we tell her that you don't unplug the internet. >> well, that will be a secret between you and me. >> that will be in the next wikileaks. >> get off her cloud. >> meanwhile, ken bone who asked a question at the debate in st. louis now an international superstar and pitchman. >> he now has an endorsement deal with uber, but it's causing a little bit of controversy in his life. mr. bone tweeted this. everyone wants to know if i've decided and i have, uberselect helps you ride in style like me. but here's the catch. he never said anywhere in the body of that tweet that it was a sponsored message, so he received a lot of backlash. he freaked out. took it down, and then tweeted this. #ad didn't know i had to do that. sorry folks.

>> oh. >> you know what -- >> i find out for someone on the internet, you don't have to do that. >> you don't have to do that #ad but you have to say somewhere in the body of the tweet that it's a sponsored deal. google is getting in the fact-checking business. unfortunately every time you put something in there, it tilts to the left. >> google is trying to set the record straight. they are separating fact or fiction. if you google a fact-checked article, it will be labeled as such to set the record straight. >> who is doing the fact-checking? >> google. >> they have special people out there. people who know the internet cannot be unplugged. >> now you know what's trending thanks to carly shimkus. coming p on friday, president obama gave fox news a shout out. >> look, if i watched fox news,

i wouldn't vote for me. >> what does geraldo rivera think about that? we're going to talk to him. is he dancing in the studio? hey, he got new glances. >> have you met carly shimkus?

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good morning to you and your family. you made it. it is friday. no more alarm clocks. i'm ainsley earhardt. donald trump, he is back on message. he's focusing his fire now on the mainstream media as his running mate reveals he has proof that they are wrong. >> these categorically denied these and there will be more evidence coming out. >> what else governor mike pence just revealed. >> you are going to want to hear that. plus wikileaks drops another set of bomb shells about the clinton's emails showing what you didn't know about the server scandal. loretta lynch, and bill

clinton's special friend that the secret service calls the energizer bunny. the mainstream media says nothing to see there. let's just cover trump. mr. president, tell us what you really think about fox news. >> in the swamp of crazy that has been fed over and over -- whole kind of ecosystem. if i watched fox news, i won vote for me. >> all right. there you go. he sounds exactly like jon stewart. >> you can't vote for him. he's done. >> you never know. let me remind you for barack obama since he's not watching, he does not know this. your mornings are better because you are with friends. ♪

you notice that fox news has gotten under the skin of the president. doesn't it make you smile? >> i understand. >> it's like he's paying attention to us, that's the point. whether he agrees or disagrees, he's watching us. >> this is what he says, mr. president, how is obamacare going? number two, how is your syria policy? that's fine. how is it going with the houthi rebels and iran? how is that deal working out? i'm going to say, other people aren't going to ask him those questions. >> that's why he won't come on fox news. >> okay. we're fair and balanced. we'll get to that with geraldo rivera but first with 25 days to go, donald trump getting back on message clearly and launching blistering attacks against the clintons and the mainstream media for making stuff up about them. >> peter doocy is live outside trump tower with brand-new details. good morning, peter. >> we've got some new numbers today to show where the race

stands now the voters nationally have had a few days to digest that decade-old audio of donald trump talking about women. donald trump now trails hillary clinton by seven points in a brand-new fox news poll. he's got 38. she's got 45. trump has dropped 4% in this poll since the start of october but clinton has only gained four points. >> the poll that really matters finishes up on november 8th. this avalanche of negative media coverage that goes chasing after every potential negative story about donald trump and still you see tens of thousands of people coming out and rallying. there's a determination out there across the country to change the direction in this nation. >> now, trump is talking about all the negative stories that seem to have dropped simultaneously about him and he thinks the clinton machine is working hand in hand with mainstream media to coordinate their release as part of an

effort to protect a global power structure that he thinks benefits the clintons and their influential friends. >> anyone who challenges their control is deemed a sexist, a racist, a xenophobe and morally deformed. they will attack you. they will slander you. they will seek to destroy your career and your family. they will lie, lie, lie. >> this morning, trump has got a fund-raiser here in manhattan and then it's off to north carolina and we learned yesterday that some resources by the republican party and the trump campaign are being peeled out of virginia to go into the tar heel state to round up as many votes as possible. it shows how important north carolina is to the trump campaign with 25 days to go. today a big day for the republican nominee. back to you. >> all right. peter out on the streets. look who came in off the

treat -- street, geraldo rivera. >> peter from the block. >> that's right. our block. >> do you think that donald trump should be -- [ multiple people speaking ] >> we like those glasses. they don't look that expensive. >> better to aid my search. >> stop trying to distract us. >> tell me if you agree with donald trump's approach with the five accusers, what he's doing on the stump? is this the right approach? >> i think he has to be able to put the lie, if that's the way he sees it to their allegations. he can't let the charges stand unrebutted unless they are true. so i think what he's doing is what anybody so accused would do, it's what bill clinton did for a long, long time. i did not have sex with that woman, monica lewinsky and so on and no sorth. -- so forth. he's got to fight back. is he telling the truth? is the truth somewhere in

between? when you see, it's almost like a rorschach test. you see the first lady and her denunciation and so forth. you read into it and make your own judgment. >> what about the fact that all the stories came out all at the same time? it does look like according to the trump campaign it was orchestrated. you had the billy bush tape last week and nbc wasn't going to run it because of the hurricane and somebody said we got to get it out before the debate. this stuff all drops on the same day from different publishly indications. >> you got to make a distinction between what happened pre-debate and post-debate. if anyone heard's anderson cooper's question to donald trump, not only are you making this, you know, your denunciation of these accusers, but you are also saying when anderson pushed him that these things did not happen. trump said they did not happen. so what i read is several of the

accusers read that he's saying it never happened. now i've got to come out of the woodwork. what about me? the people magazine reporter and so forge. >> it's coordinated, five women coming out the same day that has to be coordinated. peter doocy was talking about the clinton machine being in bed with mainstream media. look at these statistics at how they are covering the news. the numbers. donald trump, last night, abc talked about him for nine minutes. >> about the women too. >> about the women. nbc, nine minutes. cbs five minutes. look how much time they spent on wikileaks, abc 30 seconds, nbc didn't mention it and 26 seconds on cbs. >> there's no mention of it wikileaks in "new york times" that i could find. >> hillary clinton is humming along. they used an old wall street journal poll. not even revelations have emerged. it's the second page. >> i've never seen the mainstream media, particularly

"the new york times" or "the washington post" be so partisan in terms of their involvement, and i also want to say imagine how daunting it is if you are donald trump and you wake up every day knowing there are 20 of the best investigate sve reporters at the washington post and "the new york times" on your case every day, every night, 24-7. anything that ever reflects negatively on you, they will dig up. they are the best investigative reporters whatever you think of their political ideology, they are very much competent people. >> i think people might disagree with you on that. remember, "new york times" did the whole article in the past and we interviewed the women and they said we didn't say that. >> i they were lying about a lot of their empirical evidence.

>> historically, they have been very partisan. we drifted away from that, and we became more objective in the 50s and 60s. now we're back to the two sides of it. now we become echo chamber. now you have no doubt that the vast majority of the media believes sincerely donald trump is the lesser of the two candidates and they are campaigning, crusading against him. i have no doubt that there's a sincere motivation from their point of view and when the president condemns fox news. >> you want to hear it? >> why not. >> here is the president giving us his perspective on fox news. >> in the swamp of crazy that has been fed over and over and over and over again. it's a whole kind of ecosystem,

you know. and look, if i watched fox news, i wouldn't vote for me. >> the thing about fox news is whether you like us or not we do do both sides. whereas you watch the other channels, they just do the other side. >> i thought that was a very dishonest edit of the president's sound byte, you left out the part where he said except you geraldo. >> did he say that? thank god for fox news. if it were not for fox news scm a handful of right wing websites like drudge or breitbar and a.m. talk radio, now you give people on one side, the other side of the political spectrum at least someplace they can go. most people get their news from places where they agree with what is being said. you don't want to watch and throw stuff at the tv set all day long.

so i really do think that fox news -- that's one of the reasons we're so big, so powerful, because we're alone. >> why does it bother you so much? why do we bother the president so much? >> if there was a network every day that you wake up and the president is a bum, the president is this or that. >> one thing about wikileaks i want to say, why is wikileaks not getting any coverage? it's not a very sexy story. when you have sex on one side, the allegation of groping and he grabbed me and he stuck his tongue this and that. then on the other side, governor richardson is a needy latino, you know, so what? he's a needy latino: >> the catholic stuff is very damning. >> it is if you get the point of what was said and you weigh it against your catholic prejudice -- it take some time to really intellect tulize it. >> who cares about needy

latinos? >> i'm a needy latino. >> back in the swamp over there. now we have news now with heather. good morning, instead of talking about that, we're talking about hurricanes. the east coast set to feel the effects of hurricane nicole later today. it's a category three storm. packing 120-mile-per-hour winds, pounding rains in bermuda, threatening to bring potentially deadly surf and powerful riptides to the already reeling east coast. nicole sweeping through bermuda on thursday. take a look at this video. people there urged to seek shelter but not everyone has listened. take a look at this. bermuda is asking for help cleaning up the damage and restoring power to 90% of the island. an urgent manhunt is under way for a cold and calculated serial kidnapper in ohio. this man seen in this

surveillance photo is accused of taking a six-year-old girl near cleveland and abusing her for hours. now, the fbi is on the case as investigators believe that he tried to kidnap a ten-year-old girl. police's take a -- please take a close look at this picture. a $20,000 reward is being offered to anyone who can help track him down. a blood-thirsty shark rips open a metal cage with a diver inside. >> oh, my god! oh, my gosh. that massive great white thrashes around right to the middle of that cage. several people on the boat weren't able to do anything but stand there and watch as the horrific scene played out. this off the coast of mexico. that diver, luckily, escaped unhurt, and those are your headlines. wow, my jaw just dropped watching that. >> your jaw just dropped.

>> your jaw -- >> jaws! >> oh, got it. >> when the sharp comes out and he's bloody, you don't know what happens. >> i'm hoping the shark hurt himself. >> here's hope that you are never chum. >> donald trump's wife is ready to fight a story of her own. the final showdown between the candidates is just five days away. up next, why chris wallace is our most qualified moderator between these two sides next week. >> there is no other side to that story. migraines steal moments from my life. so i use excedrin. it starts to relieve migraine pain in just 30 minutes.

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we're just five days away from the final show down between donald trump and hillary clinton. >> remind me to watch that. >> the pair taking the stage at the university of las vegas on wednesday. unlv and our own chris wallace is moderating. >> abby huntsman is here with a preview of the big night. good morning. >> can you believe we're already here? >> unbelievable. there's a lot to get to. donald trump for one fielding accusations of sexual assault and hillary clinton dodging appearances and embarrassing leaked emailed. our own chris wallace is widely

views as one of the best interviewers in the business. wallace says he's never seen a candidate quite like donald trump. >> donald trump is not a typical political candidate for good or ill and dealing with him there's always there's this huge x factor. that's one of reasons he attracted huge audiences because people just don't know what's going to happen on the stage. as you and i well know, as a moderator, you don't know what's going to happen. >> and wallace has a long distinguished career in joux, he's -- journalism, he's the first fox personality tapped for the debate. >> it's the eqifle si. >> you can catch the 90-minute

debate right here on the fox news channel. it's 9:00 p.m. eastern, brian. no excuses. >> why don't you go watch live. why don't you go to las vegas? >> you want to go. >> we'll be there in las vegas on the morning of the debate. we're going to be 3:00 a.m. pacific time. >> we'll be doing it a lot. >> we've five days. donald trump is going to see if he can close a 7-point gap in that time. >> and clintons are actually friends with attorney general loretta lynch. judge jeanine is on the case next.

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in other news, more potential conflicts of interest for hillary clinton. the latest wikileaks email dump shows aides boasting about her cordial relationship with the attorney general of the united states, loretta lynch. >> the email written just a few months before the fbi opened a criminal investigation into clinton's private email use. could that impact that investigation? here to react is judge jeanine pirro. >> there's gambling in casablanca. of course, they know loretta lynch. bill clinton appointed her as a u.s. attorney in 1999. remember, they just caught each other at the airport and were able to talk about -- >> about grandkids. >> and grandchildren and golf games. what we know about loretta lynch and the clintons is that they

have a close relationship and in addition to that, hillary comes out before loretta lynch says there's not going to be any charges pursuant to jim comey's recommendation, she said i would make loretta lynch my attorney general if i become president. if there's any incentive for her to not go for ward it is. that's it. she gets four more years. >> they they have said she knows loretta. does that make you feel differently? >> no. she knows bill. she's indebted to him. that's why bill approaches the prosecutor who is holding his wife's future in her hands. >> a little cozy. >> a little too cozy. >> on your program this week, you are going to be talking to some of the bill clinton accusers. women who suggested that bill clinton raped them. people having going -- donald

trump in fact said yesterday that the women who accused him, they got no evidence. neither do the bill clinton accusers. that's not true. >> look, i've been a prosecutor. i've prosecuted rape cases, sexual assault cases. i know this well. with juanita broderick, there's no evidence, no corporation -- koor --co ober brags. she made an immediate cry. the same with kathy whily. juanita broderick the first person who spoke with her, the investigators, she told them immediately but when the state police from arkansas came, bill clinton's people, she denied it. and then i met with kathy shelton the 12-year-old, the case of a pedestrian doe file -- the case of a pedestrian doe

file that hillary clinton got off. >> it's a too convenient, all these people on one day, on the way -- day when wikileaks start coming out. you've got the mainstream media in cahoots with the clinton campaign. i always respected the media. they are supposed to be the fourth estate. they are the people who keep us honest. no, they don't. they want clinton elected and don't want to do anything else. >> donald trump says there's no proof and is threatening to sue "the new york times." and bill clinton, there's a pay-off involved in that. >> $8 ru -- $850,000 to paula jones. coming up on this friday, donald trump isn't the only one threatening legal action against the media. his wife is ready to fight a

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we're five days away from the final debate. if you can see it, brian is holding up all of his five fingers right now. >> i'm a genius. >> he looks like eric bolling. it will be moderated by chris wallace. he's the first fox news host and anchorman and journalist to host

and moderate a prime time presidential debate in our company's history. >> he has such depth on these topics, immigration, what's going on with the environment, and the economy. he's talked to both of these candidates in depth about these very issues and i think he knows where the hot but thens are because he had had the luxury of looking at two other two debates as well as the matt lauer forum. >> he will do an excellent job. the debate is 1 1/2 hours. we'll be out there live. you can tune in the next day and we'll give you the highlights. >> we'll do the pregame and post game. of all the moderators thus far, he can be the best, he hosts a debate program where people are arguing. that's been a rap against the moderators in the past. it didn't look fair-and-balanced. it's going to be a great show.

>> remember the last debate, it was at a table and that's when barack obama and mitt romney were talking about foreign policy. i'm curious to see this set up and see how they i want act. one thing chris wallace has made clear, he does in the like when the moderators interrupt the candidates when they are arguing and a lot of these moderators did. t either. i think you have to let them finish their sentence. we want to hear from the candidates. not the rad moderators. >> they are not going to be seated. i think -- it's vegas, they are going to be at a kraps table the whole 90 minutes. >> i don't want to judge, chris, but i don't think it's approval. lionel richie will be there. celine dion will be there. >> at the debate? >> they should be. if you want the news, let's start with melania trump she's

steamed. >> here's heather with that story. >> donald trump is back on message focusing his message on the mainstream media this morning. his running mate revealed that donald trump has proof that the sexual allegations are not true. he says the candidate will reveal his evidence later today. this is what he says. >> these unsubstantiated allegations that came from "the new york times" and "people" magazine, donald trump yesterday -- >> five women. >> he's categorically denied these and there will be more evidence coming out that supports, you know -- >> that they are making it up. >> what evidence is coming up? >> well, the campaign is working on bringing that information out, but the remarkable thing as the media goes chasing after, you know, unsubstantiated allegations coming from a newspaper that six months ago, you remember, did a massive similar story that was utterly discredited by the same reporters. >> in the meantime, melania

trump threatening to sue "people" magazine over the story they wrote about donald trump and her marriage. she wants them to retract the part about the writer being friends with her. she asked them to immediately and permanently remove the details within 24 hours or face her lawyer. disorder in the court. a judge take being matters in his own hands to tackle an aggressive criminal. you might want to stop what you are doing and take a look at this. you got to see it. >> put your hands behind your back. i'm going to it's a you right now. >> that is judge john mcbane throwing off his robe and tackling the guy to the ground and hand cuffing him in a michigan courtroom. he started mouthing off and getting violent after he was sentenced to jail. the judge didn't break any rules. walmart in the middle of a massive controversy for pulling an all lives matter bumper sticker from its website, saying that it was too offensive. the company that makes the

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all right. to extreme weather now. the east coast is feeling the effects of hurricane -- it's a new one now. called nicole after the storm hammered bermuda with 120-mile-per-hour winds on thursday. >> police on the island are urging people to stay inside their homes, but not everyone is listening. look at this guy out in the storm. >> it's crazy. >> wow. he is crazy. janice dean is tracking it all. janice, you are not crazy. you are in the elements, though. >> i can't stand people who don't listen to the warnings. you shouldn't be out there. good news, no unwith was hurt, but, of course, the damage has been done across bermuda. 120-mile-per-hour. that's a major hurricane. we've got some interesting characters out here this morning. back inside. whoa. >> i think that's one of those things i've been reading about on the internet. >> now, we can go. >> i think he's run off. >> janice come back inside,

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wikileaks also reveals that former astronaut edgar mitchell wanted to meet with hillary clinton's campaign to discuss alien life. she said trust me, if there were aliens i would have asked them

for money. universally for all. the democratic nominee is back in hiding it appears to prepare for the final debate wednesday in vegas. dan springer is live from the west coast in our seattle bureau over there, i should say, joining us with more. it's very early there, dan. >> way over here, ainsley. way over on that west coast, good morning. hillary clinton is right in the middle of a stretch of friendly celebrity interviews and raising millions of dollars for her campaign, which is a bit unusual this late in the campaign. so close to the election between two california fund-raisers that netted the campaign nearly $10 million just yesterday. mrs. clinton taped an interview for the ellen degeneres show, it was her first and only interview since the last debate, she fielded a bunch of softball questions. at one point they said donald trump was stalking her. this is her third appearance on the show since may.

she's done three late night shows. she did guard against appearing over confident. >> i don't want anybody to think this election is over. it's been so unpredictable up until now. i'm not taking anything for granted. we've got to work really hard for the next 3 1/2 weeks because who knows, who knows what can happen. >> clinton was hammered by donald trump and some in the media for going 277 consecutive days without doing a news conference. then a month ago, she broke that is it string with a quick ten-question news conference on a tarmac in new york. other than that, she's done a few short gagles on her campaign plane. yesterday, there was no questions about the wikileaks hacked emails written by campaign advisers. she did tell them to go vote. we want to tell you about the debate coming up in las vegas,

9:00 on the 19th of october. that will be hosted and, you know, moderated by our very own chris wallace. back to you guys. >> it will. way over by the space needle, span springer, next very much. while dan was actually speaking, wikileaks just released the podesta emails part 7. our folks are looking it over. i don't know if you can see it right there. there's a little graphic of hillary clinton and bill clinton, and cash falls down. stuff lick that. >> i guess nobody is behind anything in the close-up cameras. there you go. let's talk about wikileaks. as it turns out we're learning so many things about what goes on behind the scenes. how about this? as it turns out the country of qatar paid bill clinton a $1 million birthday present while his wife was secretary of state. the email said they would like

to see bill clinton in new york city for five minutes that qatar promised for his birthday in 2011. >> you wonder if that is an issue. then you factor in what popped up in one of these emails with john podesta and you wonder what type of other dealings we had with qatar. >> i was reading the article this morning, it says that qatar wanted to give them advice or suggestions about how to invest money down in haiti. you know about what happened in hatei with the clintons. here's an email saying qatar actually aids isis. we need to use our diplomatic and more traditional intelligence assets to bring pressure on governments of qatar and saudi arabia which are providing clandestine financial and logistical support to isis and other radical sunni groups in the region. inside the clinton camp, they acknowledge the funding for isis

coming from countries like that. >> we have a huge base there where a lot of our sophisticated equipment and valuable intelligence are. >> it's pay-to-play, brian. >> it is. four minutes ago, wikileaks has dropped the seventh batch of emails. we're looking through it and you are going to see highlights of them throughout the day here on fox news channel. although the other channels, not so much as it turns out. >> right. i don't even know how to switch to the other channels especially while we're on this one. straight ahead, normally he's a diner. he's at a diner, drive-in or he's at a dive but today, guy fieri is at our studio cooking up new recipes that you can make this weekend. >> that's right. first, let's check in with martha who loves diners, drive-ins and dives. >> this is a fact. we're going through the wikileaks stuff too. good morning to you.

new fox polls, new national electoral map and scorecard that we have for you this morning, all that analysis coming up. governor huckabee is here to talk about that and today president obama will consider military options for aleppo. five years and hundreds of thousands of lives lost. jack keen is here to way in on that. don't worry, if you are overly sensitive to offensive halloween costumes, we have a hot line that you can call for help. i kid you not. we see you at the top of the hour. stay tuned.

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well, most days he's checking out america's best diners, drive-ins and dives, playing grocery games or cooking

up a big bite on the food network. >> today he's, he's cooking up from a cookbook. guy fieri's family food. >> are we going to cook? >> normally we're outside and it's a hassle. >> let's start over here. >> what we're talking about in this book, this really started as kind of a family -- almost like a family memoir getting my kid ready for college. sophomore at unlv. when we're cooking chickens, we cook three chickens, cook one for sunday night, take an extra chicken and repurpose it and have that available for more dishes along the way. right here, we'll hit a little olive oil and just a touch of olive oil and some of the pulled chicken, which is great for chicken salad, end --

enchiladas, wawmple the chicken up. we've made a chili sauce over here with seranos, tomatotillos. poor that over the top. i'm showing the beginning of this one. what happens is you are standing here in white and i'm pouring green sauce. we'll let this warm up and with a little qas sew, take some tortillas, bake off the enchiladas, you could make that in 20 minutes. >> unbelievable. >> a way to save money. >> when you are doing your show, you are instantly eating all types of stuff. do you ever gain weight? >> yes. i don't eat a lot of it. the producers sometimes will have to pry it out of my hands. >> i love this one because it's

healthy. >> this is super healthy. >> that does not look real. >> it looks like you are jumping right in. >> these are called? >> spring rolls. >> these are the rice paper or tapioca paper. start grabbing some vegetables. a little bit, like that. i don't even know how to keep up. >> not too much. we're not going to overload it. that's when we go too far. there we go. lay down the carrots. >> where's the cheese? >> that's not in a spring roll. >> drop a little chicken. not so much. i'm cooking with kindergarteners. >> shaking hands with all the guests all morning.

>> here is the great thing about this book. >> what is that? >> come over here. >> the great thing about the book is -- >> roll that up. >> here we go. let's take this. you've got quite a bit. there's quite a bit there. >> brian, that's a hot mess, brian. chef brian. >> pull it tight. >> what we're going to do. >> we're going to take a break and come back to this. >> we'll be right back right after this. >> buy his book. he's out of money. man: dear mr. danoff, my wife and i are now participating in your mutual fund. we invested in your fund to help us pay for a college education for our son. we've enclosed a picture of our son so that you can get a sense there are real people out here trusting you with their hard-earned money. ♪ at fidelity, we don't just manage money, we manage people's money. ♪

>> it's a spring roll that sprang. >> it looks like a sea creature. >> brian, take a bite. >> remember, it's not the paint on the carpet. >> take a bite. you've got five seconds. martha: donald trump defind and fighting back, seeing the allegations of sexual advances are untrue. gregg: trump is telling the crowd all of these claims are fabrications, and he launched into a blistering attack against the media. >> the court rat media in our country is no longer involved in journalism. they are a political special interest no different than