eastern. stick with fox for a fair and balanced coverage. we'll be back at 4:00 a.m. and have a panel to discuss all the topics they hit on and let us know what you think. we'll see you for a complete analysis. "fox and friends" starts now. have a good day. you've been doing this for 30 years. why are you just thinking about these solutions right now? >> i have a feeling by the end of this evening, i'm going to be blamed for everything that's ever happened. >> why not? >> why not? yeah. >> the trouble with politicians. all talk, no action. >> this is a man who has called women pigs, slobs and dogs. >> this was locker room talk. i'm not proud of it. >> we need to take responsibility for -- he needs to take responsibility for his actions. >> of the 33,000 e-mails that you deleted, if i win, i am going to instruct my attorney

general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation. >> it's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you'd be in jail. ♪ [ cheering ] ♪ >> it might be 3:00 a.m. here but people are still awake in las vegas. >> live from the plchlt gm grand, it says las vegas, but it's paradise, nevada.

"fox and friends" and that's a first. it's the nevada desert mermaids, first time ever on this program. we have had synchronized swimming. here comes synchronized reporters. >> let's see. we have unlv cheerleaders, we have a dj. that is not just any dj. >> it's not? what makes him extra special. >> that's dj hank inson. >> it was a tough booking. >> even now in the water? >> i'm here in a winter coat and those ladies are in the water. they're brave. we were looking at the weather yesterday and it said on my phone, it says las vegas. on your phone it said paradise. >> it's 69 degrees here in paradise. tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern time, the third and final debate. that's what brings mike and john here. john, why don't you tell us what the candidates were up to yesterday, particularly donald trump? >> donald trump was in colorado

yesterday. he was in colorado springs and grand junction, colorado. let's look forward to tonight. it's about the future, steve. not about the past. >> thank you. >> donald trump has got to knock it out of the park and he's got to have a babe ruth size home run tonight. he cannot do anything other than an absolutely convincing victory. you look at the polls. they've been going the wrong way. let's put up the new fox polls. hillary clinton in our new fox polls leads donald trump 45 to 39. gary johnson at 5% and jill steinat 3%. donald trump maintains a 7-point lead among independents. he needs to get off the table the scandals dogging his campaign for the last couple of weeks and get this on policy. he needs to articulate this idea of i'm an agent of change. it's about the future of the country, not the past, steve. and how he's going to be different than hillary clinton and articulate the differences

between his policy and hers. and he's also going down the road of ethics reform in washington. >> with the term limits. >> using the george bush line about terrorists draining swamp in washington saying he wants term limits. listen to this. >> it is indeed time to drain the swamp in washington, d.c. if i'm elected president, i will push for a constitutional amendment to oppose term limits on all members of congress. >> what he's talking about there is two terms for senators, three for congressm. pat smith, spoke one of the benghazi victims. malik, obama, president clinton's half brother is voting for donald trump. >> he's got good tickets. that will get you out to las vegas. next we have -- who is playing to the immediate right? >> mike emanuel is here.

he's been covering hillary clinton's campaign. >> they seem upbeat and confident and love all the polls. in hother than ohio. she says an opportunity for a knockout punch in vegas. she spent a lot of time doing debate prep after we flew in from new york yesterday. she did more debate prep last night. on the flight here, her communications director talked about all the prep work and says that clinton will be ready for whatever comes up tonight. >> you think that an important context for that. the debate should focus on the extraordinary and unprecedented and disturbing role that russia is playing to implement our election. the other thing, as seen in the news that would -- allegations against donald trump by women --

[ inaudible ] >> as the special guest tonight, brian, you're anxious about this. mark cuban. he's been a thorn in the side of donald trump. >> meg whitman, the ceo from california, a republican who is voting for hillary. those are a couple of people to watch for tonight. >> i'm amazed because they're focusing on the russians not what's in the wikileaks and the scandal, which we haven't heard much about outside the interview with melania the other day. >> today is a very special day. happy birthday to steve doocy. to have a cupcake. off the set, >> everybody on the "fox and friends" show gets a cub came, john. >> happy birthday. what a great way to celebrate. >> everyone gets their own box. >> happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday dear steve ♪ happy birthday to you ♪

>> thank you very much. >> these are your exit gifts. we have to celebrate in the green room. >> fantastic. >> i have a feeling they came from corner cakes. when this las vegas, drop by corner cakes as featured on the "fox and friends" shoi. >> it was convenient. we ran into it out there, brian and i and thought of you. >> a rare move of honesty, mik y emanuel just expressed we go to him second instead of john. maybe that will change next hour. we're done with you. >>. >> there is good news for donald trump. if you drill down on the fox news polls, he's trailing by seven points on the national -- six on the national poll. when it comes to independents, he seems to have gotten a superiority back. >> take a look. side by side. he is -- donald trump right now, as you can see, is three points higher than he was just a couple

of days ago. whereas, hillary clinton has gone down four. what's interesting, johnson has lost two, but jill stein lost five. people have been thinking about a third party, they're persuadable and now they're waiting for donald trump to close the deal. maybe that will happen. >> the only one to improve is donald trump. >> ainsley, the other word is trust. >> trust, people were asked who do you trust more to do better on the economy. that's one of the issues from the voters. they're going to the polls because of the economy because it's important. the economy get it back in the swing of things. donald trump got 50% of folks say he's going to do better. they trust him bet wher it comes to the economy. >> when you look at the important issues facing our country, the economy is number one. about 24. a quarter of the people say that's most important. followed by terrorism, health care, global warming and stuff like that, 7%.

foreign policy at the end with 4. of course, she was former secretary of state. how much does that count? maybe not so much. >> interesting too, steve. debt and entitlements will be big. if donald trump's got specifics on that, he will look for savvy there. nothing that hillary clinton has done so far to make you think she's got a handle on the economy and everything to think that dprup has a lot to gain there and show himself. he went 90 minutes without showing a bad term permt unlike last time before that. >> if you could hear a moment ago, you could hear police escort. i believe it was for heather nauert's motorcade. now she's in position we understand. >> to do the news. >> there she is. >> right over here. >> good morning. good morning to all of you. welcome to las vegas, right? i have a couple news headlines to bring you. another violent attack at a

republican headquarters. two bricks hurled through windows at the delaware county republican offices in indiana. that's where trump signs were on displ display. this is days after someone through a firebomb through the republican headquarters in north carolina. republican headquarters in phoenix targeted by a bomb threat on monday. no one has been hurt in any of the attacks. brand new horrifying video showing the judge who was investigating the world's most powerful drug dealer, "el chapo," executed while he was jogging. you can see the judge as he's ambushed by a man in black as he ran near his home in mexico. he was shot in the head and left for dead on the side of the roid. that judge presided over several high-profile drug cases in mexico. curt schilling is trading the pictures for capitol hill. he wants to unseat massachusetts senator elizabeth warren in 2018. >> so i've made my decision. >> you have? >> i'm going to run.

but, but i haven't talked to my wife yet. ultimately, it comes down to how her and i feel this would affect our marriage and our kids. >> she's saying he can try to be a serious candidate in a liberal state. >> those are your headlines. >> thank you. thank you so much, heather. this is the work space. this is where we all came this morning. we got the rundowns. david is going to be on the show later. couldn't get enough of john and mike emanuel. hair and makeup back here. you'll have to see this. this is behind the scenes. everyone wave. tucker carlson. all right. these are the folks making you look good at 3:00 in the morning. let's see the ladies do the synchronized swimmers and the cheerleaders. guys, you want to follow? i know you do. we're going to walk outside and i'm going to show you -- thank you. i'm going to show you where

we're set up. that's the stage straight ahead. that's where we're set up. steve and brian are there. i'm going to run because i'm told we don't have much time. is this the way to the pool? thank you. >> hey guys, good morning. good morning. we've got the swimmers somewhere down here. it's a little chilly here in vegas this morning. they're brave to get in their bathing suits and jump in this water. good morning. >> hey, there's heather. heather is set up here. then there's our stage up here. brian, steve, wave. >> hello. >> hey, ladies. look at the lifeguard. >> i'm making sure the synchronized swimmers are safe. >> we appreciate that. >> here are the cheerleaders. >> good morning. >> i like the signs. then we have our synchronized swimmers down here. hey, ladies. >> these are the nevada desert mermaids and they're all from unlv. they're dancers here today. we're going to have a lot of

fun. i'm out of breath. john, you got to take over. >> they must be freezing. it's 69 degrees and they're in the pool. should we join them? >> i'm pushing you in. >> what do you think? what did you do last night? >> went to sleep, basically. >> no fun. >> did you do any gambling? >> i won a little. i'm up about 60 bucks. >> you lost 60. >> up about 60. >> $60, oh, my gosh. >> it's better than nothing. >> back to you two. >> wondering why the ladies tilt their heads to the right? they have water in their ears. >> sure. >> come on back, ainsley. coming up straight ahead, what does donald trump need to say to win over undecided voters. our next guest is a democrat voting for donald trump. what she wants to hear on the debate stage as she comes to our stage, next.

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your business becomes our business. that's why we make more ecommerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. the united states postal service. priority: you we are live in las vegas. it's the final debate before you decide. donald trump takes the stage as the underdog. >> fox news polls show him trailing hillary clinton by six points. what does he need to do tonight to turn the tide of support? >> pressure on him. donald -- >> a lifelong democrat supporting donald trump and the vice chair of the national diversity coalition for trump. what do you think he has to do? >> well, he definitely has to personify strength. that's what we need in our nation. so many people are hopeless and

hurting and feel left behind in this last eight years under the president barack obama. and so it's so important that get up there and stick to the issues. he's got to stay on the issues that matter to america. jobs. >> you agree with the rundown that says economy number one? >> economy is absolutely number one. millions are out of work. in the last eight years, we've had billions of dollars going out of the country but no job creation in the last eight years. that's not just the inner city problem. that is an american problem. so i believe that if donald trump sticks to the issues, he is unstoppable on the issues, if he stays there, gauges there, we're in for a landslide victory. >> you believe that can happen? >> david was the underdog and slewed goliath with the pebble.

all donald trump needs do is take these issues, immigration, school choice, making sure that jobs are created, our national debt, going there, fix those issues. done. it's a done deal. >> you flew to las vegas today via chicago because that's where you're from? >> yes. >> chicago legendary for fixed and rigged elections. >> dead voters. yeah. >> absolutely. when donald trump says the system is rigged and we've seen video where it looks like democrats are trying to rig things, do you believe that? >> i do believe that people are out trying to rig the election. but let's be clear. donald trump is the america first candidate. 76% of americans say that they want change. 76% of americans go to that booth on november 8th and vote for change. donald trump is a landslide victory that day. >> he's got to prove to be a leader that people can believe

in and that's why he's got to stay -- >> absolutely. donald trump doesn't need 90% of the black vote, he doesn't need 90% of the hispanic vote. all he needs is about 25%, 30% of the black vote, maybe 40, 45-ish of the hispanic vote. women who are concerned about those supreme court picks, concerned about school choice, want their children to be able to work. >> either of those numbers, he's not close with blacks or hispanics. >> we've had presidents in the past that weren't close and went in. what i believe is, don't believe the hype, donald j. trump is the next president of the united states. if we go in with the enthusiasm that trump voters have, democrats are sick of the broken promises too. >> you would put all your money on donald trump in that casino right now? >> all my money on donald trump and the rest of america should do the same. >> he is in your name, brunell

donald -- >> he's the world leader political rock star right now. >> taking your fortune and putting it in gambling. >> my husband would kill me. immigration is a key topic tonight. but it means a lot more to the mothers of these two men that were killed by illegal immigrants. two of the angel moms are going to join us live with what they want to hear from the candidates tonight. that he was coming up next. plus, david webb and tucker carlson are poolside. getting the pulse of the people. the people who are awake right now. what voters think about on the strip live at 3:20 pacific time. this is "fox and friends" in vegas, baby. >> pretty.

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back to "fox and friends." a few quick hid lines to bring you. half a million veterans are still waiting more than a month for appointments at v.a. hospitals around the country. the number of vets waiting climbing by 14,000 over the past two weeks. an investigation finding hospital staffers inappropriately canceling appointments and that's in part what's causing the delays. fresh voter fraud controversy emerging backing up donald trump's concerns about a rigged election. >> the election is rigged. it's a rigged system. it's a rigged election. this is a rigged system, folks. >> in arizona, thousands noticed the return date on their official mail-in ballot envelope was ten days after the election officials say it was simply a typo. what do you think about that one? brian, over to you. what do you have? >> thduring the final debate, o of the topics will be illegal

immigration. it's an issue important to americans. has not come up in any debate. for my next guests, it's life and death. both of my guests had sons killed by illegal immigrants. they have the remembrance project and they join us how. laura and agnes, thank you. i want to find out about your sons and why you see donald trump as a great hope for you. agnes? >> because he was the only one that pointed out the big issues in this country, the illegal immigration which is a tremendous problem in this country. a lot of our children, our family members are being slaughtered by illegal aliens who should never be in this country. >> laura, that's something he brought up when he came down the escalator. >> yes, he did. we're trying to get the word out of what happened for five years ago and he got it out in two minutes. we were forever grateful for him to give us that voice.

>> we find out through the wikileaks that said behind closed doors that hillary clinton believes she'd love a society with open trade and open borders. your reaction, agnes? >> i'm outraged. because of open borders, my son is six feet under. because the guy that murdered my son was previously deported and my family legally immigrated to the united states. took us 13 years. do it the right way. >> from where? >> i was born in hungary. from there to brazil. from brazil, we emigrated here. but it took us 13 years. >> how was your son killed? >> a gang member wanted to shoot his friend in the backyard. my son went to visit his children and his girlfriend hadn't gotten home. so he was talking with his friend in the driveway and he came from behind and shot him and he got the bullets in his arm. >> laura, what happened with josh? >> he was asked for a ride home by a classmate.

we didn't know he was an illegal brought here by his parents at 10 years old from belize. he wanted joshua's truck to scrap for money. he beat and strangled him and basically tortured him and then he beat him over the head with a rod and tied him up after death with 16 ropes or so around his neck, to his back belt loop. he then rinsed him off, rinsed the crime scene off, carried josh to our truck, bought $2 worth of gas, put josh in the field and set him on fire. >> how do you get over that? >> you don't. you learn to live with it every day. by the grace of god that we can get up and face another day. our strongest point is we don't want this to happen to another mother. it's got to quit. >> your organizations in 28 states sadly with families who have gone through the same thing. what makes you think donald trump will be someone not like any other politician that say one thing and unable to execute when they come in. >> i believe what he tells us. he has assured us he will

implement a program for our families once he gets in. there are like 325 places to help illegals to navigate the system. there are zero for american families. we've got to put america first. >> thanks very much. you're in 28 states combining together. you have a candidate supporting your movement. laura wilkerson, agnes gibboney, thanks so much. >> thank you. he's been crowned king of las vegas, he's a billionaire. his name is steve wynn and he sat down with steve last night and opens up about this election straight ahead. how does he feel about a businessman trying to be president? then, when it comes to politics, nothing stays in vegas. >> hillary clinton, what's her most significant accomplishment when it comes to race? >> lying. >> i have no idea. >> do you know what you're voting for? >> yeah. neither one of them. >> david webb and tucker carlson, fresh off the strip getting the pulse of the people. they were working watching everyone else have a good time. you can run an errand.

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my lawyer daughter, mary, at villanova law school. >> doesn't look like you at all. >> of course, barbara bush. went down to talk to her a couple of years ago. talking about her literacy program and she's a big fan of the "fox and friends" show. >> that was before she got that second chair. smee made you swap that next door. >> do you have to relish a birthday? >> it's been fantastic so far. i've been in las vegas for maybe eight hours. i've so far received hundreds of birthday wishes because i guess -- >> how do you look so good? how many years you've been doing this show? >> he doesn't have to run the daily caller. >> look what we got. tucker carlson, we've got david webb. they have joined us here in paradise, nevada, at the mgm grand hotel. >> good to see you. >> you and david went out on the strip and talked to some folks

sfiemt very hard to imagine me in vegas. i don't know why. i went out on the strip to talk to some people about how they felt about hillary clinton's race. who could do a better job, who couldn't? let's look what we got on las vegas boulevard. >> hillary clinton, what's her most significant accomplishment when it comes to race? >> lying. >> i have no idea to be honest with you. >> i think hillary is the best candidate to heal any divide we have in the country. not so much with mr. trump. >> absolutely, mr. trump. he's shown that by the way he lives his life. >> he has shown us over and over again what type of person he is. before, you know, we go to race, just him being a man and talking about women and the things he says about women, that's enough for me. >> who do you think is better qualified to handle the issues of race? >> i don't think either of them are. i wouldn't vote for either one of them for dog catcher. much less president of the united states. neither are qualified.

they're both self-serving. they're looking to take care of themselves, not america. >> that says a lot. tucker, since we saw you on "fox and friends" last week, you've been to a different city every day. are people across the country talking like that? >> you hear great dissatisfaction. a lot of people aren't admitting who they're voting for which calls into question -- i think polls are generally right but not precisely right. because there's a lot of social pressure not to admit what you're doing. >> what's also interesting, tucker, the president of the you its starks the vice president of the united states, the first laid of the united states and you as well as hillary clinton once in a while when she has time and campaigns, it's like 9 on 1 against donald trump. he seems to be the one man tornado against five of the most powerful people in the country, including barack obama yesterday called him out with the italian president. >> the entire media, the political class, hollywood, the entire business community. >> who is laughing?

>> anyone with power -- there's no question about it, he's a one man -- >> donald trump has said that the system is rigged and yesterday, this is what the president said about that in the rose garden. >> i have never seen in my lifetime or in modern political history any presidential candidate trying to discredit the elections and the election process before votes have even taken place. it's unprecedented. it happens to be based on no facts. so i'd advise mr. trump to stop whining and go try to make his case to get votes. >> all right. so david, he says that he's trying to discredit the election, donald trump is. is that true or is he just revealing what's going on, to tucker's point about the media?

>> people have issues in this country about verifying the vote of every person. we need to have a solution to that problem. it has to happen at the states. my suggestion and i do this if i was donald trump. poll watchers, lawyers, state, counties, go out and be there. you're not going to solve the problem with an election system that has problems between now and the election. go out and be there to report on it. be out there to correct things when they happen. >> tucker, the other thing is, this is oftentimes what happens before a huge event. you'll go up if you're the coach of the team and say i'm concerned about the refereeing. i'm concerned that they're going to be intimidated by the crowd and get calls to go the other way. donald trump is lighting up the room saying, basically, you better not rig this system. i got my people looking out for it. >> it's not even about trump. a huge population of the country think the system is rigged. >> 41%.

>> if you want to change that perception -- you make certain that only citizens qualified to vote can vote and the way you do that is with i.d.s i i needed one to check into the hotel. >> that's racist. >> there's a huge segment without i.d.s. let's start a program to get them i.d.s. the way to fix it is not to make it easier to commit voter fraud. i'm not saying it's rigged. if you want to reassure the population that it's not, go through the normal steps to show it's secure. >> people think that it's rigged because we've been reporting on journalists getting $400,000 to hillary clinton's campaign. the undercover videos came out yesterday. project ver tox, these are notes embedded with the clinton camp. this is what they got behind the scenes. it doesn't matter what different and legal methods people say. we need to win this [ bleep ]. >> the thing that we have to watch is making sure there's a

double blind between the actual campaign and the actual -- and what we're doing. there's a double blind there. they can plausibly deny that they knew anything about it. >> [ bleep ]. >> make no mistake. [ inaudible ] do some crazy stuff. >> so what they did was, they showed how the democrats had been committing voter fraud for the last 50 years. couple of people have stepped down. one of them actually worked for our friend brad woodhouse at his organization. brad woodhouse came out yesterday and said, i got no idea what he was doing. we run an ethical operation. >> we look at indiana where just a couple of weeks ago they seized records from a voter registration project run by a prominent democrat. the difference between the argument for the left is we don't have dozens and hundreds of prosecutions of voter fraud.

doesn't mean it doesn't happen. i've observed poll locations over the years. we see voter irregularities. i'm with tucker on this. whether you vote republican or democrat or otherwise, your vote should be counted accurately. >> everybody else votes and that can't -- >> the big story this morning, oh, there wasn't one. they cover politics an they ignore this. they're talking about -- trump hitting on nancy o'dell is all hands-on deck. but this is ignored. >> nancy o'dell, talking about that tape. bob kramer is the husband of illinois socialist democrat jan show could you ski. he's like, i'm going to step down because i don't want to be a distraction in the campaign. over 300 visits to the white house. >> absolutely. look, he's on tape seeming to imply, they've encouraged

violence. if that doesn't cross the line, i don't know what does. and nobody covers it? it's enough to drive you crazy. a lot of america is tearing its hair out >> david and tucker, thanks so much. you want to go to the key know table until we need you again. >> poker. >> thank you very much. >> let's hand it over to heather who has headlines for us. >> a police officer dodging death when a driver rear ends her cruiser just inches from where she stands. watch this. >> wow. that incredible dashcam video shows a wisconsin officer get out of the way moments to spare. a pickup truck slamming into the back of her squad car sending it flying across every lane before it collided with a wall. the officer was helping a driver with a flat tire and look at that. it's completely demolished. no one was seriously hurt.

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millions of people happy when they come to las vegas and he's also interested in politics and outspok outspoken. >> it's a great last name to go into the casino business. >> absolutely. i sat down with him yesterday and he had a surprise as well. >> steve wynn, thank you very much for inviting us over to your place. you're in one of the world's most beautiful resorts, which is also a casino and a golf course back there. how do you describe what you do? >> we create a place that has enough imagination and fun that people hear about it and are willing to get on an airplane, travel a long distance to experience it. >> let's talk a little bit about the mood of the country. something like 70% of the country feels like we're on the wrong track. we're heading in the ditch. how do we get here? >> i know, hillary and bill. and i've been an acquaintance of donald for 30 years. the discussion that we're having in this campaign is completely and totally off point. if we have, in fact, become a

140 character society, then our situation is grim. >> i'm sure you were watching a couple of weeks ago where everybody made a big deal out of the fact that donald trump lost close to a billion dollars in a real estate deal and now they're saying he didn't pay taxes. is that fair? >> we've now extended the fact that someone had a tax loss carry forward to the fact that they're personally responsible for not taking care of a troop in the field. now, that kind of extension is propaganda. >> when you look at both parties, i know they're polarized, but you look at what's been happening behind the scenes at the democrat side, debbie wasserman schultz had to lose her job because of the wikileaks stuff that came out that revealed they were pulling for hillary and bernie didn't have a chance. >> when you get into a process characterized as we have just been mentioning, normal civility goes away and all of a sudden

the folks that are part of that process, when the process has been degraded, begin to think that certain things are okay. >> yep. >> that are not okay. >> well, while you're a little cagey about who you're going to vote for, your neighbor, sheldon adelson, he's all in on trump. >> i respect sheldon adelson a lot. but he is black and white a republican. >> he is. >> and i'm more of a guy that plays the face. i've been a registered democrat, i've supported probably as many republicans as democrats. i'm a proponent of a more efficient government. >> i know you supported barack obama. >> i voted for him once. >>. once, not twice. president obama seems in his populous rhetoric to have not acknowledged the fundamental truth of this history of civilization. the only thing that's ever

created a better life for any human has been the demand for human labor. the more demand for our labor, the better life we have and conversely, when there is none, we starve. >> i know, steve wynn, you would like to back a winner. so who is it going to be, trump or hillary? >> at the moment, i would tend to vote based upon the supreme court possibilities. in order to bring the united states and all of its various parts, latin, skin color, religion, back together again, we have to come up with common ideas we can agree on and there are a hell of a lot of them and they're just not being discussed. >> so he wouldn't -- would not -- >> did not reveal. but he did reveal who his favorite steve is on october 19th. look at that cake that he brought in. >> beautiful. >> absolutely. >> that was sweet of him. >> steve wynn bought you a cake. this is unbelievable. >> live here in las vegas right

now, here is the cake. >> wow. >> considering everything. at the wynn, probably it's $14,000. >> absolutely. >> you slice it open, it's solid gold. >> you need to make a wish. >> oh, thank you. >> you're welcome. >> you >> you're welcome. oh, you better hurry. you want to tell us? >> no, then it won't come true. >> and the other one is half. >> that was very sweet. good job. >> all right. coming up -- >> yeah, it wouldn't be a debate in las vegas without some side bets like who will be the first to interrupt, perhaps. kaitlin collins is here, breaking down all of tonight's odds. this is las vegas and we're in the final day and the final debate in election 2016. >> anybody got a jackknife? let's cut this thing. when cold k

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another dnc controversy today as one of their buses appears to violate the law in a pretty foul way. here with a look at what's trending is caitlin collins. >> good morning, everybody. >> tell us about what the dnc bus did to georgia. >> if there was ever a symbol for this election, i think we found it. a dnc bus with hillary clinton's slogan plastered on the side was caught dumping human waste into a storm drain right outside of atlanta yesterday. >> that is so illegal. >> exactly. it's incredibly illegal. the best thing is these voters were lined up for early voting and saw the whole thing happen, took pictures, and alerted the local news outlet. >> we're in las vegas. a lot of people bet on a lot of different things. we know with the super bowl they'll bet on the coin toss. what are they betting on now? >> they are betting on who will interrupt who first, how many times donald trump will say the word rigged, how many times

hillary clinton will bring up billy bush, how many times they'll call each other a liar. >> let's take a look. we have a list of some of the things you can put money on. if anybody in my family wants me to do this, call me. i'll do it for them. >> will they shake hands? >> they did not last time. >> they did at the end but not at the beginning. we'll see what happens. >> next. >> how many times will trump say "rig" or "rigged." >> so over is 4.5. >> i think that's low. >> and will clinton say billy bush? i don't think so. i say no. the odds are plus 400 or minus 600. >> i will take that bet. >> let me ask you this, will trump say bill clinton? >> well, yeah. >> yes, it's going to be hard to get money down on this and make something. finally, will trump use the term

crooked hillary? yes, plus 260. minus, 380. >> i don't think he does. he does at rallies, but he didn't on stage last time. >> something else, going out, will the spouses shake hands? the clinton campaign apparently asked for them not to because why? >> right. according to a new report from "the new york times," they don't want bill clinton and melania trump to shake hands tonight. i think hillary clinton is a little worried that donald trump will pull another stunt like he did last time, inviting the clinton rape accusers and having them sit in the box with his family. so they're going to enter the hall right next to their seats and won't even cross paths tonight. >> because they don't want that picture of bill clinton awkwardly not shaking hands with juanita broderick. >> exactly. >> oh, i can't wait. only a few hours away. we are excited. >> terrific. thank you very much. >> thanks, guys. coming up, a huge show ahead from vegas. lisa boothe, joe trippi, mike

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i will release my tax returns against my lawyer's wishes when she releases her 33,000 e-mails. >> donald supported the invasion of iraq. >> wrong. >> that is absolutely proved. >> i think my strongest asset,

maybe by far, is my temperament. >> woo, okay. he wants to start, he can start. go ahead, donald. >> no, i'm a gentleman, hillary. go ahead. >> donald says he knows more about isis than the generals. no, he doesn't. >> we have a divided nation because of people like her. she has tremendous hate in her heart. >> as i recall, that was something i said about abraham lincoln. >> she lied. now she's blaming the lie on the late, great abraham lincoln. that's one that i haven't heard. okay. honest abe. honest abe never lied. ♪ ♪

>> you know, i was worried that not be able to sync up with unlv cheerleaders, but i had nothing to worry about. fergie has given way to david webb. >> joe trippi. >> and take a look. this is something they don't have on the other shows. take that. >> that's the nevada desert mermaid. there's several of them out there. they're synchronized swimmers. >> one of them is daryl hannah. i did not think mermaids were real until today. >> that's so cute. >> it is. also, the rebel cheerleaders, pom-pom girls. ladies from unlv, which is hosting tonight's debate, you'll see live on fox. speaking of fox, synchronized

reported as we have mike emanuel and john roberts. >> we're not afraid to have a little fun, right, guys? it's 4:00 a.m. here in las vegas. >> the executive producer, she said, if you're going to make us get up in the middle of the night and do a show, we're going to have fun. so here's the thing. there's been a problem on the set. i want to the share this with you. >> what are you going to say? >> for the longest time it's been john roberts and mike emanuel through the entire election season. we've said great to see you. it's hurt your feelings. how deep have you been hurt? >> elementary school we went alphabetical order. i think at some point it's going to be my turn. >> steve and ainsley, do you think we should start with mike to make him feel better, or do we go with the script that says john? >> here's the thing. john's got all sorts of video components to his report that are all ready to be pushed by the director in new york city. if we went with him first, we'd mess up his report. >> ainsley, you will make the decision.

>> all right. i love you, but we'll start with john because the producers are in my ear saying that's exactly right, steve is right. i follow the rules. >> brian is a veteran of television. the last person you want to upset is the director. >> i listen to them. >> most important person. >> let's talk about donald trump. what's he going to do tonight? >> poll numbers going the wrong way for donald trump. let's look at the new fox news poll. hillary clinton leads 45 to 39 nationwide in a four-way race. jill stein's got 3%. donald trump is having problems in the overall numbers. he has one bright spot in this poll. he's leading among independents 38 to 31. there's potential room for improvement if he can put in the performance of a lifetime tonight. in pressure on donald trump. performance of a lifetime, that's what he needs. he's got a huge deficit he has to make up. now then, in terms of what donald trump is going to be talking about tonight, he's going to be talking about ethics reform, draining the swamp, trying to get back on policy.

many other things as well, including this. listen. >> okay. >> she's home sleeping and i'm working. that's the way it's going to be in the white house too. she'd be sleeping, i'd be working. >> so what that is, is a contrast between donald trump, who says he's always out on the campaign trail, and hillary clinton, who's home preparing. donald trump's got a couple special guests today. pat smith, who is the mother of benghazi victim sean smith, as well as malik obama, who is the half brother of president obama. democrat, who says he's going to vote for donald trump this year. >> because donald trump will make america great again. >> i'm a little shocked that hillary clinton thinks she needs this much debate prep. what do you think is really going on behind the scenes? do they feel as though she's got such a lead they don't want to screw it up? >> you should be asking mike emanuel that question. >> remember you asked mike for one word to describe what hillary clinton wanted to do at washington university? or was it hofstra? >> it was hofstra. >> donald trump has to be domination.

annihilation. >> got to close the deal. >> he's got to more than close the deal, steve. he's got to, like, burn her house down. >> is she that tired, mike? >> no, i think her campaign says it's worth the investment. they're going to have a huge audience tonight. everybody wants to see chris wallace do his thing. >> that's why they're watching, for chris wallace. >> they think there's a huge audience. it's an opportunity to find some people who maybe haven't figured it out. so she's been doing all this debate prep. she seems very confident. her team was all smiles on the flight here from new york. she did more debate prep last night. her communications adviser told us on the flight here that hillary clinton will be ready no matter what donald trump throws at her. >> if he chooses to, you know, continue to embrace his strategy of a scorched earth campaign and bring that to the debate stage, she'll be prepared to handle that as she has the last two times. what we have seen is when he

does do that, the character of hillary clinton revealed to voters is someone who's quite capable of standing up to him and defending american values. >> as we've seen at these debates, these candidates have an opportunity to bring special guests. tonight mark cuban, the billionaire businessman, will be there for hillary clinton. he has, of course, been a thorn in the side of donald trump. and meg whitman from california. perhaps a signal to republicans around the country you can vote clinton if you want. >> and have somebody with business support. >> all right. mike and john, thank you very much. as john just mentioned, there's a bright spot for donald trump when you take a look at the latest fox news poll that's just come out with independents. she's gone down a couple numbers. i believe she's gone down four in the last week. and he has gone up three. where did that come from? well, each other, a little bit. but gary johnson has lost two, and dr. jill stein has lost

five. so people have been shopping around for maybe a third party, didn't like the people at the top of the ticket. looks like they're starting to perhaps focus in on one of the top two. so far this week, trump. >> independents are going to choose this election. he's doing better with independents than the others. the others have gone down. he's gone up. >> the only issue that donald trump grades out higher with the polls. when people are asked on the fox news poll most important issue facing the country, the economy has 24%. terrorism, 18. health care, 8, which i'm sure donald trump wants to focus on because of the implosion of obamacare. climate change is 7. that's a favorite topic amongst democrats but not amongst americans. >> and at the very end, foreign policy, 4%. keep in mind she was former secretary of state. so does that help? don't know. the current secretary of state, and this is kind of a headline, apparently john kerry has been leaning on the country of ecuador.

hey, you got that wikileaks guy holed up in your ecuador in london. pull the plug. he's got all this embarrassing stuff out. you know what ecuador did? they pulled the plug on wikileaks. that did not stop them. obviously they've got thumb drive, stuff like that. >> still granted asylum to julian assange. >> so basically that has not stopped the 11th or 12th raft of information that's come out, which seem to be authentic e-mails from people like john podesta especially, some of which are really insulting to bernie sanders. here's some things you can look at in today's dump. podesta listed vp candidates but characterized them in a very interesting way. he put them into essentially gender food groups. >> and racial groups. this is something that would bug the people who are supporting hillary and did like bernie. podesta called bernie sanders a

doofus in one passage. >> also, the campaign found gender pay gap at the clinton foundation. really? >> men make more. and the advisers said don't mention israel. the democrats get the american-jewish vote for reasons that mystify me. when they become president, they're not treating israel well. then you have hillary clinton who doesn't have that great of a track record. and behind the scenes they're not showing respect. >> pro-israel. that's usually the republican party. i wondered that too. >> keep in mind, this wikileaks stuff would be the biggest story in the world had the democrats not brought out these accusations against donald trump. he said it was politically motivated and time for maximum damage. when you look at the volume of the wikileaks stuff and how ferocious some of it is, say, well, there could be something to that. trump says it's rigged.

what do you think? >> so the question is, does donald trump understand this is the bottom of the ninth and he's got to -- he's trailing by six, seven points. does he understand he's going to come out here and he's going to be asking specifically about his economic plan, about the deficit. you know the way chris wallace operates. then he'll have the chance to go against hillary clinton. hillary clinton will do something she's not been asked toot on the debate stage since matt lauer. a series of follow-up questions about things that she does not and maybe has not even discussed yet like these wikileaks dumps. >> chris is really going to press them on it. >> and of the people who are watching, there are probably about 10% of the american people not decided completely and is persuadable. so tonight he gets to make his final pitch. will he do it? will she do it? stay tuned. you'll see it here on the channel. let's see. 14 hours from right now. >> but right now, we're going to hand it over to our friend heather, who has headlines for us. >> good morning. a couple headlines right now. developing at this hour, four

suspects are on the run after shooting four teenagers outside a san francisco high school. one victim, a female student, is in critical condition. police say she was the intended target, but they don't know why. two other teenagers are still in the hospital. they are expected to be okay. one other victim was treated for minor injuries. we'll follow that story and bring you the latest. another violent attack to tell you about at a republican headquarters this time. two bricks hurled through the windows at delaware county republican party offices in indiana. that's where trump signs were on display. this comes just days after someone fire bombed a republican headquarters building in north carolina. republican offices in phoenix also targeted by a bomb threat on monday. and we are getting in some brand new horrifying video. it shows the judge who was investigated, the world's most powerful drug dealer el chapo, that judge was executed.

he was shot in the head and left for dead on the side of the road. that judge had presided over several high-profile drug cases in mexico. and three, two, one, blast-off. a rocket carrying american astronaut shane kimbrown and two russians taking off from kak ak stand are he -- kazakhstan are headed to the international space station. those are your headlines. >> all right. heather is over by the pool. did you realize this hotel was -- remember "vegas vacation" when clark griswold went to the tables? >> it was filmed here? >> some of "casino" was filmed here and "oceans 11."

>> don't you notice in those movies things tend to go wrong? i just picked that up after a while. >> anyway, it's a legendary spot we're at here in las vegas. technically paradise, nevada. coming up, what do millennials, the young folk, think of this election season? we hit the campus of university of nevada las vegas to find out. >> the big thing with her is i was in the military. i don't know if -- there's a lot of trust issues there. >> i'm hoping a little bit more substance out of trump and less bs out of hillary. >> so who's going to win the youth vote? lisa boothe and joe trippi, who know some young people, are here for a fair and balanced debate vegas style. and what happens in vegas doesn't always stay in vegas. up next, we're going to see if brian can walk and talk at the same time. it's behind the scenes. >> what about gum? >> behind the scenes of sin city. some people call it paradise. some people call sin city. >> take a look, folks.

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no matter which passat you choose, you get more standard features, for less than you expected. hurry in and lease the 2017 passat s for just $199 a month. we are here live at the mgm grand in las vegas. ainsley, it's so big. i wish we had a tour guide. >> funny you should say that. we need to hand it over to brian, who's walking around somewhere on this campus. >> ladies and gentlemen, i know we've tossed to heather before, but we haven't actually seen heather. she says i could go up to her stage. i got to get her agent. she demands when she goes on the road her own stage, her own lighting director, her own complementary water.

how did you get this gig? look at this. >> hi, everybody. isn't this great? >> how great is this? what do you do when people go to say hello to you? do you say, step back, i'm on my pedestal? >> you have to go through brian first. that's what i say. >> listen, i hope to see you later on the trip. >> come back and visit sometime. >> very impressive. a lot of you have been looking at the mermaids in the water, saying is i'd love to speak to them. the answer is no. but i'm going to speak to the coach, the captain. thanks so much for bringing your ladies. >> hi. how are you? >> what does it take to be on this team? >> oh, wow. >> wow, what just happened? are they okay? >> right now they're just swimming in ring floats. we use that for events, okay. so this team also competes at national level. some of them are going to try to be on the national team as well. >> wow. >> yeah, but right now they're working with ovi entertainment.

>> why would someone say to themselves, i want synchronized swimmers in my backyard? >> why not? we're the best. >> it's a little aggressive. i wasn't expecting that. no, you guys are great. how much training does it take to swim in a tube? >> so a minimum 16 hours a week. not to swim in a tube. you can dog that in your pool. but to compete and be a professional synchronized swimmer, you need to start at 7 years old. >> exactly. it's too late for me. just crushed my dreams. thank you very much, ladies. congratulations on all your discipline. now, we have to keep the mermaids away from the cheerleaders. i got to go around the pool. unlv cheerleaders are here. they've adjusted to the time zone. we think it's 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 in the morning. they know it's 3:00 in the morning. thanks so much for coming here. we appreciate it. you're fantastic. who would like to speak to me the most? put up your hands. thank you very much.

what's your name? that's usually what happens when i was single. i got nothing. >> summer. >> summer, what made you choose unlv, and what does it mean to you to be on this team? >> well, i chose unlv because my cousin tried out for the team, but i'm glad i stayed here because you meet a lot of people you didn't think you would meet. >> like me, for example. >> yeah, we get a lot opportunities and a lot of events. all the games are super fun. as an athlete, we all connect a lot together. >> for someone who seems so shy, you're quite loquacious in the morning. is she always this talkative? real quick, i think it's so underappreciated how much today's cheerleaders do. tell me about the dedication it takes. >> yeah, people don't realize how much we practice. we go to games and we have our own practices. our own workouts just like every other athlete. >> well, we really respect you

guys for getting up in the morning looking so bright and shiny and never stop smiling. thanks for joining us today. >> thank you. >> these are the people that keep us going in the morning. they're the cheerleaders that steve demanded every time he goes on the road. steve, on your birthday, the unlv salutes you. back to the main stage. >> give me a cake! ainsley, i thought it was fascinating we learned something about brian there. when he was younger, his pickup line was, who wants to talk to me? >> then he's married. he said no one would answer his question. now he's married and someone stepped forward. >> oh, and we're in vegas. all right. thank you, ladies. coming up, what do millennials think of this election season? we hit the campus of university of nevada las vegas to find out. >> the big thing with her is i was in the military. i don't know if -- there's a lot of trust issues there. >> i'm hoping a little more substance out of trump and less bs out of hillary. >> all right. so who's going to win the youth vote? lisa boothe and joe trippi are here for a fair and balanced

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good morning and welcome back to "fox & friends." a few quick headlines to bring you. a cop killer set to die tonight in georgia. gregory lowler will be executed by lethal injection for the murder of a police officer back in 1997. the officer and his partner were bringing lawler's drunk girlfriend home when he shot them. the partner survived. and a shocking new statistic coming out this morning. nearly 3500 people have been shot in chicago this year alone, according to data from police there. that number is up by more than 1,000 from last year. that information coming after a deadly weekend in the city that saw eight people killed and 40 more injured. unbelievable in chicago. those are your headlines. >> all right, heather. thank you very much. unlv is the site of the final presidential debate. you'll watch it here on fox tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. so we asked young voters what

they want to see from trump and kle clinton, watch. >> for them to talk about policy and not insult each other, that would be cool. >> they're more about bashing each other versus really getting down to the actual situation and what we're concerned about. >> i'd just like to hear about the issues. i'm really sick of of them arguing. just really ready for the election to be over with. just basically be done with it. >> you know what, we have discovered there's a lot of frustration among the millennials. here to talk about that is "the washington examiner" contributor, lisa boothe. joining lisa here in vegas, fox news contributor and democratic strategist joe trippi. >> it sounds so much better when you say it. >> i know. all right. so what do the young folk, the millennials really -- what are they interested in? the number one thing for donald trump is jobs. they need jobs. is that it? >> they do need jobs. if you look at the youth unemployment rate, it's so high

for young americans graduating college. not only that, the average college student is facing $35,000 in student loan debt. so there are big problems facing millennials and facing recent graduates. so i think they want to hear about the issues. i think they want to hear about how they're going to turn this economy around and create opportunities. >> i was at the airport yesterday talking to a fox news fan. he was talking about how he's going to vote for trump but his son is going to vote for hillary because he's going to graduate with a great university this year with $14,000 in college debt. the kid believes that hillary clinton is promising to erase the college debt, so that's how she's going to wind up with his vote. >> well, she's been able to at least get some part of her message out with that -- with the college education. >> but it's not true. >> well, she's got a plan. trump doesn't. >> okay. >> but i do think, look, a lot of the frustration here is this

is a generation with their whole future ahead of them. they're not feeling very good about that. they're not seeing a lot of information from either candidate. that's what i was trying to say. hillary clinton at least broke through with some of her policies, but trump hasn't been able to. neither one really had because of just how negative the campaign has been. that's why i think in the debate, if you're going to talk to millennials, it's got to be positive. it's got to be about jobs. >> i'll tell you what, let's take a look. we have more sound from millennials over at the college campus. here they are on the candidates. >> with hillary, the big thing with her is -- i was in the military. i don't know if -- there's a lot of trust issues there. with trump, there's a lot of temperament issues. >> i think that donald trump has only shown himself to be a bigot of sorts. >> i'm hoping a little bit more substance out of trump and less bs out of hillary, i suppose. >> okay. so it sounds like a tie.

>> i think a lot of these college students are seeing an election that has been very much in the mud and there hasn't been enough of talking about the issues. hopefully the candidates will get to that tonight. to joe's point earlier, i think that's why part of the reason neither candidate is doing exceptionally well with millennials. nobody is meeting the margins that president obama did. he did exceptionally well with young americans in 2008 and 2012. neither candidates are. to joe's point quick on the free college that hillary clinton is offering, the federal reserve bank of new york has done studies and found that every dollar the federal government puts into the system, colleges raise tuition by $3 because they know it will be subsidized. >> all right. joey? >> look, i think what's really interesting is you have hillary clinton, 68, trump 70, trying to reach millennials. one of the advantages hillary does have is she's got ambassadors that can talk to them, barack obama, michelle obama. trump, part of his problem is not only that he's always on the

attack -- >> he's got ivanka trump and his kids. >> he's got his family. that's about it. i mean, you don't have rand paul or paul ryan or who out there that's an ambassador. >> plus, hillary has the entire mainstream media. it's a little lopsided. >> somehow bernie sanders resonates with young americans. it doesn't make any sense. >> i'm just saying, she's got -- they both are kind of not likely people who can appeal to this generation, but she does -- she has some people out there that can. i don't see -- i agree ivanka, but not many beyond that. >> one of the things about being out in the desert is it's very dry. they have this phenomenon called vegas throat. i wonder who could possibly have that. >> sorry. >> you go home tomorrow. lisa and joe, thank you. great analysis. meanwhile straight ahead, what is it like to live like a trump?

>> you know what, i don't think that was the correct sound bite. coming up, ainsley is going to get a tour of the trump penthouse by melania. and what tone does donald trump need to set in the final round? we're going to talk to steeve hilton, the former strategist for prime minister david cameron. i've been a soldier for 3 years.

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and you know what, we're pulling out all the stops for this show. we're not in new york, new york, today, we're in vegas for the big debate tonight. just about 13 1/2 hours from now. >> and by the way, how much more does a.j. get for going under water for our show at 3:00 in the morning locally? >> a big bonus this year. >> i think he'd probably do this for free. >> let's find out and not pay him. >> joining us live from their stage at the mgm grand in las vegas after we watch the mermaids there, we have steve hilton. you know him. he worked for david cameron and was part of the brexit vote. >> great to be with you. are we all jumping in the pool later as well? >> as soon as we're done. >> joe trippi is slipping into his speedo right now. >> i don't want to see that. >> nobody does. >> talk about the debate tonight. huge debate. this is very important, especially for donald trump, who is the underdog, if you look at the polls. what strategy, what needs to be his strategy tonight? >> that's a really simple truth about this election. when donald trump talks about his big argument, the big change

that america needs to get the economy moving, to raise people's incomes, to create jobs, when he talks about that, he does well. when he doesn't, when he goes off on a tangent and gets in the weeds of responding to the attacks, he doesn't do well. that's what i'm afraid we've been seeing for the last couple weeks. tonight is his chance to get back to the argument, to the core issues people really -- that affect peoples lives. if he does that tonight, he can keep that going, i think, for the rest of the campaign. >> people care about the economy by a wide margin. second is terrorism. when he's asked about your plan, how you change the trade deals, how important is it to have two or three things he would specifically do as opposed to make them better or make them great? >> i think you've got to set out the direction you want to go. i don't think that -- look at hillary clinton, for example. every answer, she says, look at my website, i've got a plan. >> and look at miss universe and

what she said about donald trump. >> exactly. she wants to talk about everything except the issues and everything except the change the country needs because she doesn't stand for change. she stands for more of the same. if trump makes that contrast really clear between his change and more of the same failed economy that's not working for you, then i think you got a chance. in terms of specifics, i think it's not about having endless plans for every issue under the sun. it's having a few big things that will really make a difference to people's lives. >> well, something big that's going to make a big difference in the lives of people who live in great britain is the fact that great britain has voted to leave the european union. trump predicted they would leave. i want you to listen to what he said yesterday about whether or not a brexit could be making its exit from there, coming over here. >> this is an election about truth. and you're not going to get it from the dishonest media. some people can't handle the truth, no matter what people may

think of me is they know we're going to tell the american people where we stand, where we are. we're going to tell them the truth. even though we're doing pretty good in the polls, i don't believe the polls anymore. believe me, folks, we're doing great. if we keep our spirit and if we go out and win, this is another brexit, believe me. >> okay, steve. so here's my question about this. three weeks before the brexit vote, and keep in mind the polls were wrong, what was the degree of difference? >> it was showing about an eight to ten-point lead for staying in the eu. >> much like right now hillary clinton seems to be having the same margin. >> that's right. and i think that what's true about what he said is that there's such a collaboration amongst the media establishment and the political establishment to make it a shameful thing to say that you support donald

trump, just as there was in the brexit, where people said if you support brexit, you're a racist, you're xenophobic. people just didn't want to admit they wanted to leave the eu. the same thing may be happening here. i don't think he should count on that. that's not a substitute for making the argument, for showing the change he's going to bring and how he's going to improve people's lives. he can't just sit back and assume that this is going to happen. he's still got to fight for it. >> he does really well at these rallies. people go to his rallies to hear him. he loves that. but at the debate, it's 90 minutes. it's almost like the last 90 minutes of this election. because after this, they're just rallies. >> 19 days. >> that's exactly right. that's why i think it's so important that whatever she throws at him -- and remember, she's the one. she talks about they go low and we go high. it's exactly the opposite. she's the one throwing all the -- >> miss universe and the women. >> he's got to each time go back

to the core issues that affect someone's life. how am i going to raise your income, how i'm going to give a better sense of opportunity to your family, improve schools, cut taxes, cut regulation to get the economy going. these are really simple, strong points. you've got to get back to them each time. then i think you're right. he can keep that going right through election day. >> he was 50% better in the second debate than the first debate. if he continues that way, it could be a knockout. >> i completely agree. >> all right. steve hilton, thank you very much for joining us today. you want to go over to the buffet? it's still open. 24 hours a day here. >> and it's steve's birthday. >> oh, my gosh. lots of cake. >> we've seen lots of cake already. >> clearly steve did not get you anything. sorry. i apologize. >> it won't be a problem. >> we need your credit card. meanwhile, time for the news. heather joins us from here at the mgm grand hotel. >> good morning.

a few headlines to bring you right now. it wasn't his turn to die. those heartbreaking words from an 8-year-old girl whose police officer father was killed in cold blood. >> i was very sad when we lost him, but again, he'll always be with us. he will be watching us. he won't ever leave us, even though we can't see him doesn't mean he can't see us. >> wow. he will always be with us. that daughter, vanessa, speaking in front of 10,000 people who showed up to honor her father. officer gil vega and his fellow officer lost their lives after an ambush in palm strings, california. father of eight, he planned to retire in december. his partner just returned to work after she gave birth to her first child. we're praying for those families this morning. an emotional rescue overnight after two swimmers are

swept out to sea. two men spending hours in the cold waters off the coast of massachusetts. they were stranded after they were caught in heavy fog and a strong rip current. one of the men somehow made it to shore by himself. police and firefighters found the second treading water in almost zero visibility. both men are recovering this morning. and chilling surveillance video showing an 11-year-old boy walking in on a home invasion. the suspected burglar recorded walking through that house. moments later, the boy arrives home from school in new jersey, completely unaware that there is a stranger in the house. but he suddenly sees him and then makes a run for it. watch. >> my heart started pumping when i saw him. >> just get away as fast as you can. >> certainly what my d.a.r.e. officer told me. thank you, mr. elliellis. >> boy, what a strong young man. the intruder was seen walking through the back door. he was arrested then a short time later. worried about ending up in a facial recognition database? chances are you are already in

one. this is no longer something out of a sci-fi movie. it is reality for most of us americans. according to an unsettling new study from georgetown law, half of all american adults will find their photos in a police database right now. departments in 26 states can legally share tens of millions of dmv records and also mug shots so they know who you are. those are your headlines. big brother. see you soon. >> i hope at least it's a good picture. all right. thank you very much, heather. so what's it like to live like a trump? melania gives ainsley a tour of the trump penthouse coming up. and multiple republican campaign offices are under attack, but the mainstream media barely covering it. what if it were the other way around? geraldo rivera is keeping an eye

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the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. hey, steve. thanks for joining us. the breaks are shorter today. >> so what's it like to live like a trump? >> melania trump gave ainsley a tour of the family meapenthouse the trump tower. >> you got to see this place. >> are we about to? >> yeah, in just a few weeks, donald and melania trump could be getting ready to move to d.c. one thing is for sure, they're going to be giving up an incredible view.

♪ >> people say, how do you live in new york city, don't you need a yard? you have a yard. >> right. >> you came from another country and this is where you live. how do you feel? >> it's amazing. i love my home. i could be in my home all the time. i don't need to go out every day. i really love it here. >> do you ever pinch yourself like, oh, my word, this is where i live? did you help decorate the apartment? is this your taste? >> it's my taste. some of the stuff i redecorated. some of the stuff they were original. it's my taste, and i feel very comfortable. >> beautiful. so these are some pictures of family, friends. tell me about some of them, please. >> this is our wedding night, donald and me. my parents. >> where are your parents? >> right here. they're here.

>> that's your mom? >> that's my mom. >> that looks like you. >> yeah, a lot of people say -- >> you look so much like her. >> a lot of people say that. >> did you ever meet his dad? >> yes, of course. mom as well. >> what were they like? >> great people. great sense of humor. his mom, she had a great sense of humor. >> really, big personality. i really appreciate you letting me meet you and welcoming me into your house. >> it's an exciting time. let's see, another few weeks. >> it's almost over. hang in there. >> wow. >> when you meet her parents and you meet her, she most likes to be a mom and a wife. even though she's got this international flare to her and she's married to a billionaire, she's unbelievably normal. >> i'm sure whenever they go out, they're bombarded by people. so she loves to stay at home, she said. and she's made that her oasis. she said some people go, travel, and they go to luxurious places

to go and stay. i made my house luxurious. so i can enjoy all of this. >> first of all, if he won the white house, would he really want to leave that? number two, on the top of the trump tower, you know what's up there? >> what? >> a swing set. >> oh, for baron. >> a swing set on roof? >> why not. >> i hope they put a fence. >> you're worried they might fly off. >> don't worry, they put a wall around it. >> a little scary for me. >> he's just fine. >> life in the big city. all right. multiple republican campaign offices under attack, and the media barely saying a word. >> i can't help but feel that had this been the other way around, had it been an attack in this county on the other political parties' county headquarter, that the level of national media coverage and the discussion would be significantly different. >> what do you think?

is he right? geraldo is here to react about that, next. there he is. >> cannon ball.

another violent attack at a gop headquarters, this time two bricks hurled through windows at county gop offices in indiana, where trump signs were on display. >> this just days after a republican party headquarters in north carolina was targeted by a fire bomb. now vice presidential candidate mike pence has a clear message. >> i can't help but feel that had this been the other way around, had it been an attack in this county on the other political party's county headquarters, that the level of

national media coverage and the discussion would be significantly different. >> i don't think there's any doubt about it. here to weigh in is roaming fox news correspondent, which means we never know where he is, geraldo rivera. if you're sick for a day, i'm just roaming. >> i get roaming charges. happy birthday, brother. >> thank you. >> really, it's a delight. your whole family is here. >> everybody's here. >> we're celebrating the whole show. that's why we have the cheerleaders as well as the deejay. but back to the orange county -- >> before we get serious, i understand you were wandering around the casino yesterday. i had a spotting. >> i made an executive decision. rather than go up and call it a night, i wanted to have one beer in the hotel with my bags. and i did. >> what, did you see him dancing? >> i had a report about his eye. >> they were red? >> unfocused and kind of -- >> that is not true.

i will say that i was not prepared for the cigarette smoke in the casinos. oh, my goodness. unbelievable. >> can i get back to what governor pence was saying? i think he's right. i think an attack particularly with the gross, graphic nazi symbolism and so forth fits the narrative the left has about the right. >> and trump. >> or trump supporters more specifically. i think the stereotype would have fueled the story and the outrage, plus you've got the fact that much of the media is so inclined to believe the worst of the other side right now. of the trump side. what i do like about north carolina, and i hope it happens in indiana also, is the democrats were also quick to condemn it. hillary clinton issuing a statement of condemnation about it at the same time donald trump did. o happen. there has to be bipartisan position that there is zero

tolerance for political violence and that both sides have to work together to tamp it down. i think it is really crucial. and i appreciate what governor pence said, however, and i think we all have to come to grips with the reality of that. >> let me ask you quickly, what does donald trump need to do tonight? i know you've been a supporter of his. >> well, you know, i think that he has to be perfect, steve. all the polls i see shows him losing ground. >> he's up with independents. >> i understand that, but when i look at the national number, it is grim. but it is not irredeemable. with a good performance, he can at least stop the hemorrhaging and come on strong. with this legendary energy of his, i think it is possible, but the stunt with president obama's half brother from kenya, you know, what's that about? >> what's mark cuban about?

>> they're both doing it. >> mark cuban and meg whitman play to the narrative that the democrats also have big business people supporting them. what does the half brother from kenya -- >> that his own brother is not even supporting him. that says a lot. >> they might be good friends. >> i don't know. i don't like those kinds of stu stunts. i don't think he needs those kind of stunts. he's a very good speaker. >> maybe it's his new best friend. >> ok >> obama's brother. i think you have to go back to that bar. >> he never left. meanwhile coming up on this wednesday, democrats doing damage control after this stunning undercover video. >> it doesn't matter what the freaking legal and ethics people say. we need to win this [ bleep ]. >> hillary is aware of the work you guys do, i hope. >> it's a brand new link between those operatives and the white

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i mean the rush, i've never felt anything like it. if we stay here we're going to die. then we die. you've been doing this for 30 years. why are you just thinking about these solutions right now? >> i have a feeling by the end of this evening i'm going to be blamed for everything that's ever happened. >> why not. >> why not, yeah. >> typical politician. all talk, no action. >> this is a man who has called women pigs, slobs, and dogs. >> this was locker room talk. i'm not proud of it. >> he needs to take responsibility for his actions and his words. >> the thing that you should be apologizing for are the 33,000 e-mails that you deleted. if i win, i am going to instruct my attorney general to get a

special prosecutor to look into your situation. >> it's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you'd be in jail. >> secretary clinton -- ♪ ♪

>> it kind of looks like the summer olympics. we have synchronized swimming. we have the rebel cheerleaders. we're live in the desert, and we're waking people up at 5:02 a.m. pacific time. >> and of course we are not only looking at a city that's very happy that we have unlv cheerleaders because they have a great basketball team. but this is a city that may have an nfl team soon. >> the raiders. >> here's our raiders. >> happy birthday, steve. >> what have you been doing the last hour? >> where do you go between appearances on "fox & friends"? craps table, one-arm bandit? >> maybe a little nappy poo. >> i'd like to explore what's happening behind the pool. there's people not booked in our show that are in the hot tub. >> there's a live show over there, but i need a steam.

>> i'm going to do a tour. i'll see who they are in about five minutes. >> guys, did you hear geraldo? he got word brian was out. brian has not slept. he went from dancing on the tables -- >> that is not true. i did make an executive decision to go to the bar before i went up to my room. >> you're saying you didn't go to the bar, but you went to the bar. >> i went to the bar. i didn't stay there long. >> by the way -- >> hold on a second. >> we live on our set. >> james o'keefe has a video from last night. let's go ahead. >> meanwhile, something happened last hour, steve. maybe you're better off explaining what's been going on behind the scenes involving mike emanuel and john roberts. >> does it involve a mike tyson tattoo? >> we've been doing the third debate in las vegas. since that time, john roberts and mike emanuel have always been on the set. every time we say hi, mike, and start with john. something changed. >> should we let mike go first? >> he looks like the big man.

>> no, no, no, please. john first. >> really? we're going to have you go first. >> really? >> yep, go ahead. >> he's nervous. >> he's like, i'm not ready. >> how is she preparing for the big debate tonight? >> a lot of rehearsal. she took a lot of heat for her rehearsal. her team says it may pay off tonight. saw her on the plane last night. got to fly with her from new york to las vegas. bottom line, she's had the luxury of having high-profile surrogates like her husband out on the campaign trail. former president bill clinton had this to say about this campaign. >> there's been quite enough acid poured down the throat of the american people in the last 15 months to last us for the next 15 years. what we need to think about is what we are going to do. >> something to watch for tonight. typically before these debates, you see the spouses shake --

>> look at that. >> after the last debate when bill clinton's accusers were brought in by the trump campaign, we've been told the clinton campaign wanted a different approach this time around. both campaigns are not commenting on what will happen pregame tonight, but that'll be something to watch for before the big showdown. >> so let me get this straight. hillary doesn't want bill to come face to face with melania. >> that's right. because along with melania, last time they brought in those accusers. it would be an awkward photo. that would be weird. >> it would be as crazy as anything. >> all right. john, sorry, but we're out of time for your report. >> how do you think he did? can he go first again tomorrow? >> i was very impressed. >> john, your serve. >> all right. my serve. volleying it back. donald trump got to have a big performance tonight. new fox news poll. hillary clinton leads him 45 to 39. she's up six points on him.

that doesn't tell the whole story. that's nationwide. new poll here in the silver state of nevada shows hillary clinton up seven points, and there's a new poll in arizona that shows hillary clinton up by five. >> wow. that wow titanic. >> donald trump's got to knock it out of the park tonight. sorry to use a cliche, but that's what he has to do. he has to have the debate of his lifetime. i know we say this every debate, but he really does. one of the things that donald trump has been talking about in recent days in the poll is revamping the ethics rules in washington, five-year ban on people who leave the white house, the administration from getting into the lobbying business, encouraging congress to do the same thing, and using the same language that george w. bush used to go after terrorists to talk about changing things up in washington in terms of the corruption and the cronyism. he wants to drain the swamp. listen to what he said in grand junction, colorado, yesterday.

>> it is indeed time to drain the swamp in washington, d.c. if i'm elected president, i will push for a constitutional amendment to impose term limits on all members of congress. >> so hillary clinton is bringing in special guest mark cuban tonight, who says he knows another woman who donald trump acted inappropriately with. the trump campaign is countering with a couple of high-profile special guests. pat smith, who is the mother of sean smith, one of the benghazi victims, will be a guest of donald trump tonight, as well, the half brother of president obama, malik obama. malik obama is a democrat who's wearing a make america great again hat because he says he's very disappointed in his half brother's tenure in the presidency, and he's voting for donald trump in 2016. >> the big worry, too, is if you lose arizona and north carolina, the big worry for republicans is you're going to lose the senate. >> here's the thing -- well, although, john mccain and donald trump aren't exactly joined at

the hip. i think there are probably enough people who will vote for john mccain. donald trump can't lose anything. if he loses arizona, he's done. if he loses utah, he's done. if he loses florida, it's over. if he loses north carolina, it's over. if he loses ohio, it's over. >> but to donald trump, it's not over. >> there's still three more weeks. a lot can happen. >> exactly. look what happened last time. >> you asked for one word that he needs to do tonight, dominate. >> very good. >> you've seen the clinton campaign spending in some of these senate races, trying to win back a democratic senate. places like missouri with a close senate race, indiana with a close senate race, and now they're looking at places like texas, trying to affect down ballot races. that's something to watch for in the final weeks. >> the fact that texas is lean republican as opposed to solid republican, that's crazy. >> it is crazy. >> john and mike, thank you very much. want to the go over to the hot tub? we're heading there next. >> we're going to the craps table. >> they want to have fun. >> thank you very much. >> happy birthday. meanwhile, i made a joke

about the james o'keefe video of you last night. actually, project veritas came out with a video yesterday that shows democrat operatives talking about how we commit voter fraud. they say, we've been doing this for 50 years. already two people have gotten canned. here's some of it. take a look. >> it doesn't matter what the freaking legal and ethics people say. we need to win this [ bleep ]. >> the thing that we have to watch is making sure there's a double behind between the actual campaign and the actual dnc and what we're doing. there's a double behind there. so they can plausibly deny that they knew anything about it. >> we have mentally ill people that we pay to do [ bleep ]. make no mistake. over the last 20 years, i have paid off a few homeless guys to do some crazy stuff.

>> james o'keefe famously did that acorn video. it exposed a lot of corruption. he's come out with some more. two of these people, including one guy, mr. cramer, who's been in the white house hundreds of times. >> does he hire -- >> he does it. he dresses in costume and penetrates. he almost is an actor. he goes in there with surveillance video and gets to the bottom of a lot of controversial issues. he is controversial. >> he went behind the scenes for like a year, right? >> one thing we find out, the convicted felon, husband of illinois socialist democrat representative jan she cow ski, now after that video comes out, he goes, i'll step away for a while. he said, i don't want to be a distraction. really? how about you seem to be up to corruption and criminal behavior? heads are going to roll here. this is the same way barack obama mocked donald trump for saying elections aren't on the

up and up. >> for them to be saying we've been doing this for 50 years, looked rigged. >> president obama said stop your whining, donald trump. the system is not rigged. well, there's clear evidence that it is. >> at least in small segments. 12 hours and 50 minutes from now you'll be watching the big debate, hosted by our own chris wallace. best in the business. keep it right here. put the remote down because heather has got the news. >> i certainly do. good morning. good morning to all of you from this beautiful location at the pool. we start out right now with a fox news alert and some brand new shocking video of a police van ramming a crowd of protesters outside an american embassy. a warning to you, some viewers may find have video disturbing. that van running over and injuring dozens of people. this happened in the philippines. hundreds of protesters demanding that u.s. troops leave that

country, where we've been helping them fight islamic terrorists there. at least 23 arrests have been made so far. another violent attack, this one back here at home at a republican party headquarters. this time two bricks hurled through the windows of the delaware county republican party offices in indiana. that's where trump signings were on display. this coming just days after someone fire bombed a republican headquarters in north carolina. we've covered that story here. also republican offices in phoenix targeted by a bomb threat on monday. from the baseball diamond to the broadcast booth to capitol hill? former red sox star kurt schilling wants to unseat massachusetts senator elizabeth warren in 2018. >> so i've made my decision. >> you have? >> i'm going to run. >> you are? >> but, but, i haven't talked to shonda, my wife. it's going to come down to her and i feel this would affect our marriage and our kids. >> always got to talk with the

wife. well, he's laughing off the run, saying he can, quote, try to be a serious candidate in that liberal state of massachusetts. warren laughing a the that one. and those are your headlines. see you back here in a little bit. what you got, guys? >> a great setup. did i tell you how jealous i am? she's got an unbelievable setup. her own stage, own crew. >> she has one camera. we have five. >> you're right. you trying to make me feel better? okay, fine. well, it's a big hour straight ahead. we're live from las vegas. tucker carlson is here. scott brown, senator brown. they're all hanging out by the pool right now. >> is that a beer? he has a beer. >> they're coming up. >> and i'm going to find out what's going on here at the mgm because brian mentioned there's a hot tub a while ago. >> come to vegas. we're available.

brian and i just came up with a plan. we're going to go to the craps table right now. >> steve, please don't make me go shopping. i'd rather watch you tour us around the backyard of mgm. >> you do that and we're going to go gambling. >> we are at the mgm grand. this is the largest single hotel in the world with 5,044 guest rooms. earlier, brian said that people were in the hot tub. as we look over there, as it

turns out, there are people in the hot tub. but it's the synchronized swimming team. come on up here. good morning. how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? >> you're in charge of the swimmers, right? >> yes. i'm in charge of desert mermaid. >> very nice. you get in the hot tub because it's freezing, right? >> a little bit cold, yes. it's early. >> let's come on over here. watch your step, camera guy. what's your name? >> mya. >> how long you been a synchronized swimmer? >> seven years. >> wow. so you were how old when you started? >> 9. >> here's what i wonder. when you're swimming, can you actually see what everybody else is doing under there? or are you so practiced you know exactly what everybody should be doing? >> as time goes on, your muscles kind of just build up memory so you know what you're doing. you're also watching what everyone else is doing just to make sure. >> very good. well, you guys have been fantastic. thank you very much for helping us today. right now in vegas it is before

6:00 a.m. anybody ever seen "fox & friends"? >> yes. >> oh, very good. we love that. thank you very much. by the way, how do i know what's going on right now? our producer has an ipad with a program. that's fantastic. he just gave it to me for my birthday. let's come right on over here. got to say hello to the deejay, who's with us. we've also got -- because we've got the festivities tonight at the university of nevada at las vegas -- ladies, good morning. how are you? >> good morning! >> how excited are you to host chris wallace tonight and the big debate? >> i think it's such a great experience. we're all really excited. >> very good. do you have a favorite candidate? who do you want to see win? >> i don't have a favorite. >> do you have a favorite? >> same. >> all right. >> oh, gosh. i don't want to be biased. >> all right. fine. fantastic. as we continue live on the ipad, let's come on over here to the deejay who's been providing the

music all morning long. how are you? >> what's happening? well. >> what's your name? >> fergie. >> just like duchess of york, right? >> well, different color hair. >> okay. so how long you been in las vegas? where are you from? >> ireland. been in vegas for five years. >> what brought you to las vegas other than the fact that it is a fantastic spot with a lot of fun people? >> the nightclub. come tomorrow night. get yourself down there. >> i could come tonight. can i bring my wife and daughter and son? >> well, you might want to come on your own. >> oh, really? because what happens in vegas -- >> stays in vegas. >> you don't really remember. now, back when i was in college, i was actually a deejay, but we had records. >> there you go. a little different now. >> it's all different now. wh would you like to play a song for us? >> of course. a special one for you here. >> today is my --

♪ go shorty it's your birthday ♪ >> get the rap going. >> that's right. it's my birthday song, yo. very good. >> play one for old time's sake. >> sure. all right. very good. ainsley and brian, this is for you. >> all right, thanks. that's my theme. >> that reminds brian of last night. >> yeah. by the way, how happy is that deejay to see steve messing with all his equipment? it's fantastic. >> all right. coming up, hillary clinton bills herself as the champion of equal pay, but it turns out her own charity had a huge gender pay gap. tucker carlson is hanging out in the lifeguard chair behind us. he has all the details on that coming up. >> there he is. and on deck, judge pirro will be with us. scott brown will be with us. digging inside the clinton

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hour. this morning, calls are mounting to remove patrick kennedy the state department undersecretary from the state department. he's one of hillary clinton's former lieutenants who is accused of trying to get the fbi to change the classification of one of her e-mails in exchange for more overseas jobs for fbi agents. by the way, the fbi just want to get into the action. they're banned from certain countries. fbi files known as 302s show the fbi describing the incident as a, quote, quid pro quo. hu here's what the state department has to say about the allegations on our show yesterday. >> we looked into this. the fbi looked into this. it's just not true. there was no quid pro quo even suggested or any kind of bargain laid on the table. what did happen is pat kennedy did talk to the fbi, as he did on other e-mail traffic, to discuss and try to better understand why they wanted something classified. >> the scandal could put hillary

clinton in the hot seat for tonight's debate. do you think chris wallace will bring it up? we have judge pirro and scott brown. we have to get your take on what the admiral said yesterday. i was shocked, judge. >> why would you be shocked? >> it said in text, quid pro quo. >> they're in an alternate reality. the clinton/obama administration. what they're constantly telling us is don't believe your lying eyes. there's a preservation order. there's a congressional subpoena. they're trying to declassify it at the same time hillary is saying i had no classified e-mails sent or received on my blackberry. >> that was of significance. >> she is a liar. the e-mails, wikileaks proves it. this isn't horse trading. this isn't just a quid pro quo. it's a bribe. >> you know what's interesting in the subtlety of the language, senator? we heard patrick kennedy. he's a lifelong state department guy that's just doing some work. turns out, they were extremely

tight, hillary clinton and he. he was the one who walked hillary clinton out on her last day as secretary of state. >> brian, come on. you're exaggerating. it's not a big deal. come on. of course it's a big deal. they want the american people to think it's not a big deal. listen, there's two sets of rules. we said this before. one for the obamas and clintons and the people in charge and one for everybody else. if it was a republican and the shoes were on the other foot, the guy would be fired yesterday. >> you know, it's also about the establishment. the one hand washes the other. i think the public is fed up with it. that's what this election is about. >> there's also a race. there's 21 days left. the way these wikileaks are dropping, some of them are explosive, like this. many people wonder if they even believe in their own candidate. here's robbie mook about this whole operation. >> it's very well known that there were disputes within the state department and -- or

rather between the state department and other agencies about classification. it's not uncommon for officials within a department to fight over classification. >> really? at that point, after already being questioned. here, by the way, is the text of it. check this out. this was actually released by wikileaks. no one doubts its authenticity that i know of. it essentially says there's a quid pro quo. judge, is that illegal, even to suggest that? >> it's interesting. i was watching someone on the station last night saying, you can't assume criminal intent. here's the bottom line. i don't have to assume anything. if there's a preservation order and a subpoena and you're trying to change something that's supposed to be preserved, that's a violation of the law. i'm a judge. i get it. pure and simple. what they're trying to do is save hillary clinton's butt, and that was their whole mission. it's not about us as americans. it's not about the truth. it's very disappointing. >> brian, those fbi agents

should be in those countries anyway to help preserve our safety and security. when it comes to the classifications, not only when i was a senator, but my wife, every person on my staff, we got briefed and rebriefed and rebriefed. the dos and don'ts, what to do with your computer, your blackberries, your cell phones, what you're supposed to do when you're in embassies. you know what a "c" means. you know what classifications there are. it's just a complete and total fabrication. >> if i was to put an umbrella over this, if you're wondering what a clinton presidency would be like, the person in charge is not in charge. then they're out there fixing the things that she neglected. can you imagine? she's got the keys to the country. >> if she's got the keys to the country, you know it's not about us. it's about her. it's about the foundation. it's about making $250 million when you don't even have a business. you figure it out. >> all right. senator and judge, thanks so much. very clear in this segment, i need a title. you guys have earned yours and i haven't. meanwhile, coming up straight ahead, hillary clinton bills herself as the champion of

equal pay, but it turns out her own charity had a huge gender pay gap as well as her committee. tucker carlson is on the lifeguard stand. is he qualified to be there right now? are the synchronized swimmers actually safe? we don't know. questi we just don't know. you're not a cook, if you don't cook. you're not a firefighter, if you don't fight fires. or a coach, if you don't coach. and you can't be our leader, if you don't lead. our next president needs to take action on social security, or future generations could lose up to $10,000 a year.

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>> why are you surprised? >> i thought they had mastered the reverse nasal passage blockage. >> i just talked to a lot of the young ladies who have been doing this a lot of their lives. if you were going to live in las vegas and you were going to do a sport or an activity, wouldn't it be centered in a swimming pool? i mean -- >> either that or dancing. the pageantry of the show awes me. it's broadway. it's the roman circus. it's so much bigger. >> tucker, why didn't you get into synchronized swimming? >> because i felt uncomfortable with a nose plug. >> can men synchronize swim? >> yeah. >> really? because we don't seem to be following -- >> it's discouraged. >> not as popular. >> it's so hard. it's a core body workout. you have to have great legs. you have to be in sync with everyone else. >> famously, i remember martin short doing it on "saturday night live." >> all right. can we talk about politics here? tucker is such an expert.

>> we're here for politics. >> so project veritas, this is the same guy behind it. his name is james o'keefe. he's been embedded with clinton camps throughout the country for the last year. he's gotten a lot of stuff on tape that i don't think the democratic party wants released. for instance, he's saying that everything -- they're admitting on camera that it is rigged, that they're getting people to the polls that shouldn't be at the polls. listen to this. all this is caught on tape. >> hillary, like, is aware of all the work you guys do, i hope. >> the campaign is fully in this. >> and they tell whhillary what going on? >> she knows through chain of command. >> so bob cramer from democracy -- it's not a super pac, but he's a strategist. he got fired. so did one other guy. what damning is not only does he paint corruption, but hillary knows we've been doing it 50

years. >> corruption. this is kind of a bombshell story. he's caught on tape saying basically we're trying to subvert democracy. what's the response? i go to politico this morning. they keep track of everything. >> and? >> no story. totally suppressing it. in their view, james o'keefe is not really a journalist. he's a right-wing agitator. they just write him out of history because they don't agree with his politics. you don't have to agree with the politics of a reporter to appreciate the work that he produces. i read liberal journalists every day. some of it's good and some of it's not, but you assess it on its merits. they dismiss it like it doesn't mean anything or it's untrue simply because they don't care for his personal politics. >> also, what did we notice over the summer? a lot of times we see these trump events and violence. see what's happening with trump? he brings the violence out. well, a lot of people said, i'm a bernie sanders supporter and i'm creating that violence.

others, it turns out, were commissioned -- got money to show up and create unrest. >> lee harvey oswald union fromd states marine corps, and it's a right-wing plot? now you see republican headquarters in north carolina fire bombed and somehow it's trump's fault, like trump was out there throwing a molotov cocktail through the window. at that point, it's propaganda. it's not news reporting. it's lying. >> tucker, remember when hillary said, i say some things in public and some things in private? >> yes. >> well, the latest batch of wikileaks shows that's correct. she's saying women should get paid as much as men when she's out in public. according to the wikileaks batch, the women who work for the clinton foundation don't get paid as much. >> no, they don't. nor do they in the white house. here's the meta story, which is the crisis in wages and employment is among men. any serious social scientist, anybody who pays any attention at all is looking at the numbers

and saying, men are in deep, deep trouble in america. i'm not arguing against pay parody. i'm merely saying, if you're really concerned about the fate of the american middle class, men are the ones who are suffering. that's just an inescapable conclusion. it's being ignored by hillary. >> i'm looking -- apparently wikileaks has just dropped, i think, their dozenth cache of e-mails. >> we've never had this much power vested in this few hands. between facebook and google, who they also slolicited in yesterday's batch, is all the information that's reaching the american public. if you control those -- i mean, i'm not accusing them of anything. i'm merely saying the potential is there to totally distort reality. we're not concerned about it. 100 years ago we were really worried about three guys owning

all the railroads and steel companies. now we're like, it's totally cool google and facebook control all of our access to information. we should be concerned. >> tucker, you're a news man. been a news man your whole life. your father was a news man. if the hillary campaign had not been so successful in injecting all sorts of scandal into this for a variety of reasons, every channel should be talking about wikileaks. or at least they should find a little time to talk about it. >> here's what galls me. leaving aside politics, you have thousands of really, really interesting pieces of information. how can you pass that up? >> inside the campaign. >> it shows you their political sympathies trump their journalistic instincts. a real journalist should say, i don't care who this helps or hurts. >> that's why there's so much pressure on donald trump tonight. there's no screen. there's no filter. it's just two people on stage,

one of which has been holed up for four days, the other who's been on the stump. >> not holed up. >> never been. >> however it turns out on cnn, they'll say she won. >> it was a landslide. >> tucker, you got to go back on the stand. >> i'm going back up. the synchronized swimmers need someone to make sure they're safe. that's me. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much. let's hand it over to heather, who has some headlines for you and your family. hey, heather. >> i certainly do. good morning to all of you. got a couple headlines to bring you right now. a police officer dodging death when a driver rear ends her cruiser just inches from where she stands. take a look at this. wow, goodness. that incredible dash cam video showing the wisconsin police officer getting out of the way with just moments to spare. a pickup truck slamming into the back of her squad car, sending it flying across every lane before it collided into a wall.

that officer had been helping a driver who had a flat tire. luckily no one was seriously hurt. take a look at that aftermath. wow. well, car fires, recalls, and now samsung could face a class-action lawsuit. customers threatening legal action over the galaxy note 7. it's about economic injuries since they had to pay their bills even after those phones had been recalled. now, because flying with those phones is now considered to be illegal, samsung is setting up airport kiosks so travelers can turn them in before taking off. actually a good idea. and a mother is sounding the alarm this morning after a stranger picks up her baby at a store when she just turns around. she's not looking for just a second, and this happens. chilling surveillance video from a texas grocery store shows a man casually snatching the child from that cart until the baby's legs get snagged in the seat cover. the mom grabs her back and

scares that man off. oh, goodness. how frightening. that mom believes he was trying to kidnap her baby. police are now investigating. >> and a brand new clinton dump to tell you about. this time we aren't talking about e-mails. this dnc bust caught dumping -- oh, goodness -- human waste on to the streets in georgia. a stunt man snapping the photo of the toxic mess oozing from out of it. witnesses say there was a bad smell and toilet paper scattered everywhere. a hazmat crew had to be called to clean up that mess. a dnc spokesperson is calling it an honest mistake, saying they aren't aware of any violation. let's call the epa on that one. those are your headlines. >> gross. >> steve? >> thank you very much, heather. by the way a special thanks to doug paisley, brad paisley's father, who sent us that story this morning. >> oh, really? well, while you eat your

cheerios this morning, think of that in meanwhile, it's the last big chance to win over voters. should trump play nice? will hillary play it safe? our political panel is next. and our lifeguard pete is in his swim trunks. >> oh, wow. wait, the pool is behind you. >> the cap is on the beer, so don't worry about it. the lexus rx, rx hybrid and rx f sport. this is the rx...elevated. get up to $5,000 customer cash on select 2016 models. see your lexus dealer. the search for relief often leads to this. introducing drug-free aleve direct therapy. a high intensity tens device that uses technology once only in doctors' offices. for deep penetrating relief at the source. new aleve direct therapy.

welcome back. we are now poolside with lifeguard pete. on a serious note, pete, military guy, still in the reserves, you have some news for donald trump that's got to make him feel good. >> there's a new fox poll out today showing him up 16 points among veterans. they say they want

overwhelmingly donald trump. in fact, in some cases, even libertarian gary johnson beats hillary clinton. so this poll is a validation that they want someone that will send them on a mission they know is well defined with the ability to actually kill and defeat the enemy. >> what is it he says that's different than hillary clinton that the veterans like? >> i think it's a guttural thing. they look at someone who believes in america, will empower the war fighter to do what is necessary to defeat the enemy, wants to rebuild the military, wants to fix the va. they hear a lot of platitudes from hillary clinton. if you look at the last eight years in our foreign policy, you can use the reagan line. are we better off now than we were eight years ago? are we safer? of course not. donald trump has vowed to take a different approach. >> and when you look -- and this is another poll result. the number one issue with the general public is the economy and jobs. same with veterans. i'm curious, though, pete. historically -- like when john mccain ran and when mitt romney ran, was this about the same margin where the republican was ahead of the democrat? >> usually, but it's been a

little tighter in other races. donald trump has made rebuilding the military and the va a signature issue for him. also, hillary clinton is very unpopular amongst vets. this poll shows her at 66% unfavorability. she denied that the depth and the scope of the va scandal. there's a lot of question about the treatment of the military in the clinton era. >> also, we see in these e-mails that have been dumped that she has disdain for the secret service to the point where nobody wants to work. that's really the same attitude. >> they don't like that. >> let's see as a veteran how strong you are. i'm going to try to push you in the pool. no, i'm really not. >> are you really going to? >> am i allowed to? >> of course you are. >> i have to get something first though. >> you really want to go in? >> are you going to? this is for "fox & friends." >> oh, my gosh. i had his permission. >> the problem is -- >> hey, did you bring another sport coat? are you going to be wearing that tomorrow? >> did you take your watch off in. >> did he take his mike off? >> luckily it's a samsung and it

just caught on fire and the fire was put out. >> i'll buy you a new one. >> we're going to step aside. we're going to talk about politics with a great political panel we have just assembled here at the mgm grand in las vegas. >> tensions building on debate number three. first, here's bill hemmer to tell us what he and martha have planned from the roof. >> you know, if he were a real man, he would have opened that bottle of beer. >> i think he's done it already. >> it's so good having him here. we were wondering where the synchronized swimmers were and the water toys. >> gang's all here. it has come down to this. what does each candidate need to do tonight? we've got a great lineup coming up over the next two hours. >> we sure do. campaign manager for donald trump, kellyanne conway with what their strategy is.

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donald trump is aiming to change the trajectory of the race in tonight's debate. so what should his strategy be? our political panel is here to weigh in on this. you have democratic strategist chuck rocha in the middle. gop strategist philip stutz next to steve, and wayne allen, attending the debate as a guest of trump's campaign. hey, gentlemen. >> morning.

>> good morning. >> chuck, you're surrounded. >> it's a takeover. >> wayne, what do you expect? what does the strategy need to be tonight? >> first of all, this is the greatest town in the world for showmen. it's elvis, the beatles, land donald trump. donald is going to do great. showmen come to show in vegas. hillary clinton is going to be like a shrinking violet here. this is donald trump's kind of town. this is the brexit election. donald just needs to stress that this is brexit. i wrote the book "angry white male." i think this is where he's got to get every angry and middle class working voter, white, black, and latino, all of them, and make them believe everyone is against me because i'm for you. and they're all screwing you. >> but chuck, should he tone it down a little in getting that across? >> there's a bunch of polls that came out this morning from survey monkey showing he's had hard times in some of the background states. if we can get a monkey to do a survey, donald trump can probably have a good night. anything could happen. but it's going to be a tough sell. in the background states, which

is the only place it matters, he's doing good in places like nevada and iowa. that's one of the few places. it's all about florida for donald trump. it ends and begins in florida, like my good brother here knows. >> if he doesn't lose traditional red states. >> absolutely. >> in a fox news poll, economic issues is the number one issue. he is the only -- the only issue he leads in is economic. i'll say this t hillary is going to run out the clock. trump has to run the table on all of these key target states. it's almost to the point of no return. something massive has to happen or she's got to have a massive gap. >> my conservative brother is losing faith that i don't agree. this is brexit and the polls don't matter. it's never before been like that. here's a good example. >> as a political consultant, that means you're going to lose. >> i'm going to show you how a vegas guy thinks. my friend is a taxi driver in vegas. it's a woman. she opens every conversation

with every fare by saying, what do you think about the election? she doesn't say who she's for. she's a trump person. she e-mails me. so far a hundred people, not one of them is for hillary clinton. a hundred for a hundred. >> monkeys and cab drivers. >> she has an incredible turnout. anything you see in the polls, add another point or two to her tally on election day. >> you don't think they factor the number of people who say they would never vote for donald trump that will. >> everybody is going to see it exactly 12 hours and 5 minutes from now. >> he's going to need an inside straight. stay tuned. >> ye of little faith. >> we have a big celebration today on the show. >> heard that. >> happy birthday today. >> what did you get me? >> we didn't throw you in the

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fieri made me dinner last night. >> fantastic. >> that was in perfect unison. that was fantastic. >> watch the debate. we'll have analysis tomorrow morning. >> special thanks to the cheerleaders, mermaids, and of course the singing. bill: welcome to the final showdown in the campaign to be president. it has come to this moment. we are live in las vegas where the third and final debate begins in about 12 hours from now. donald trump, hillary clinton come face to face for a third and final time. good morning. thanks for being with us. i'm bill hemmer live from las vegas in a special edition of america's newsroom. great to have you all with us. we are on the balcony of the mgm grant overlooking