there's about pour minutes between the order being given and the people responsible for launching nuclear weapons to do so. >> and who do you think won? log on to "fox & friends" on our facebook page. we have some bad hombres here and we're going to get them out. she never gets anything done, so naturally the war wasn't built. but naturally hillary clinton wanted a war. >> we have never had anything like this happen in our elections before. >> that was a great pivot that she wants open borders. >> he would rather have a puppet as president of the united states. it's pretty clear -- >> you're the puppet. >> let me translate that if i can, chris -- >> you can't. the problem is you talk but you don't get anything done. >> i was in the situation room monitoring the raid that brought

osama bin laden to justice. he was hosting "the celebrity apprentice." >> now i know how she's going to get rid of isis. she's going to get rid of nobody. she's lied hundreds of times. >> there's a lot of evidence on my very good work. >> it's a high surprise -- john podesta said some horrible things about you. and boy was he right. he said some beauties. >> he started tweeting that the emmys were rigged. >> i should have gotten it. i will tell you at the time, i'll keep you in suspense. wait until you see what happens in the coming years. lots of luck, hillary. thanks a lot for doing a great job. ♪ it's our home away from home, ladies and gentlemen. >> yeah, right. >> after the big debate, here in

the desert, live from las vegas, it is the "fox and friends" program. ainsley earhardt, at the conclusion of the debate, i said i wonder whether or not this beautiful facility, the mgm brand, was built with chinese steel. >> absolutely. that's the big question. >> i want to know. >> just a quick note, if you're coming down, if you're near the mgm to go swimming, there's no lifeguard. >> geraldo is not there today? >> exactly. >> but no synchronized swimmers to save me. >> in las vegas, a lot of people gamble. you're not swimming, you're gambling. >> i remember the woman saying you built your casinos with steel from other countries, and he said, well, you were a senator, why didn't you change that? it was cheaper to buy from another country. they both had a good performance, both of them, last night. people are saying, no one's minds were changed. let us know what you think. send us your e-mails.

>> it's hard to generalize from walking into the casino getting the people's poll, from the spin party i was at yesterday to talk back and forth about the spin room, the big question was, the role of wikileaks. and the fact is, we're getting these e-mails and they are electric. but the big picture is, should we be looking at them after all they were hacked by an international organization? clearly the clinton camp said, let's not talk about what is in them, let's pivot. >> she was prepped. as soon as chris wallace brings up wikileaks, just start talking about putin, who is trump's pal. well, she did it exactly that way. chris wallace originally asked about, okay, if wikileaks says mrs. clinton, you're for open borders. she took the dodge and said, well, if you would have read the next line, you would know it's about energy production. >> okay, abe lincoln. >> watch. here it is. >> but you are very clearly

quoting from wikileaks. and what is really important about wikileaks is that the russian government had engaged in espionage against americans. this has come from the highest levels of the russian government, clearly from putin himself, in an effort as 17 of our intelligence agencies have confirmed, to influence our election. finally, will donald trump admit and condemn that the russians are doing this. >> that was a great pivot off the fact that you want open borders, okay? she wants open borders. people are going to pour into our country. she wants 550% more people than barack obama and he has thousands and thousands of people. they have no idea where they come from. and you see, we are going to stop radical islamic terrorism in this country. she won't even mention the words. and neither will president obama. so i just want to tell you, she wants open borders.

>> she painted the picture that he's best friends with vladimir putin. and he said last night, i've never met the guy, i'm not best friends with him. of course i con dem rudemn russ. you name it, he outsmarted her. >> the biggest fear is that they are voting for someone not only doing what they are not being told, but they have a secret agenda. when she says i'm against the international trade organization, but behind the scenes she's telling everyone she's for being tough on the borders, but behind the scene she's saying my dream is open borders. so what do we believe? the hillary that opens up behind the scenes or the one that opens up behind the podium? and her only answer is, those e-mails should not be public. that shouldn't make the voter feel good.

>> yeah. ultimately, though, we like to hear from you who you or lost, temperament was even. in addition to that, he stuck to his core issues. and one of them, of course, is immigration. he doubled down on the promise to build a wall. and then hillary inserted about, well, you take his plan, you're going to rip families apart. watch. >> hillary wants to give amnesty. she wants to have open borders. i was up in new hampshire the other day. the biggest complaint they have with all of the problems going on in the world, many of the problems caused by hillary clinton and by barack obama, all of the problems, their single biggest problem is heroin. we have to have strong borders. we need the wall. and the border patrol, i.c.e., they need to stop the drugs, we shore up the border. one of my first acts will be to get all the drug lords, all the

bad ones. and once the border is secured at a later date, we'll make a determination as to the rest. but we have some bad hombres here and we have to get them out. >> i don't want to send families and rip them apart. i don't want to rip children away from their parents. i don't want to see what donald talked about. i think that is an idea that is not in keeping with who we are as a nation. i think it's an idea that would rip our country apart. he started his campaign bashing immigrants and calling mexican-immigrants criminals and drug dealers. he has a very different view about what we should do to deal with immigrants. >> nobody talks about it, but under obama, millions of people have been moved out of this country and deported. she doesn't want to say that, but that's what has happened and that has happened big league. as far as moving these people out and moving them, we have a country or we're done. someone runs across the border, becomes a citizen.

under her plan, you have open borders. >> regarding illegals, it was interesting, one of the other wikileaks dumps yesterday revealed that john podesta, her chairman of the campaign, said that he would like to -- they would like to see illegals be able to vote if they have a driver's license. which, you know, is against the law, currently. >> they want that because they want more votes. i'm glad that he mentioned the heroin issue. because when i have been covering spring break down in panama city, and the cops say heroin is such a big problem. millenials -- when we were growing up, not that we are all that old, but that was not an issue. heroin was not -- that was just a drug you couldn't get or didn't exist anymore. but now all of the millenials say it's rampant now. >> yeah, that's a good point. the other thing is the world hombre is trending. we'll talk about that. >> bad hombre. >> people say -- >> which means man. >> well, they are saying, why

are you indicating that the bad people are spanish or hispanic? but i just think it's an expression of every day language. i think that is something, that is something that people are jumping on. and next thing you know, every network outside ours says, let's focus on hombre. let's just focus on the fact that donald trump said at the end, i don't know if i'm going to concede the election if it doesn't go my way. and that becomes overwhelming. but i thought this is the first time donald trump got to work on a signature issue and back up the fact that he's very proud that he wants to build a wall to secure the borders. and he modified saying to the maybe 60 million people, i'm not looking to rip families apart. we'll deal with that later. let's get the criminals out and secure the border. >> it's interesting you say that about bad hombres, because when you're in the spin room, you can kind of judge if the public is going to like it. everyone laughed. no one thought it was a big deal. people laughed. >> the media. >> yeah, the media was laughing. >> if you have watched some of his events, and we have televised them on the fox news

channel, he has used that expression a lot of time. hombre translated simply means man. >> he's talking about the border. >> i know. >> my choice to take german has hurt me again. because i did not know what hombre -- i took german in high school. meanwhile, chris wallace, who, by the way, i think we can all agree, was the big winner last night. he was fantastic. >> great job. >> the media research center gave him an a-plus, saying the same number of hard questions and stayed out of the way. the perfect moderator. there's chris wallace right there. chris, things pivoted to the clinton foundation. and you know what? chris wallace pressed hillary on her charity and trump demanded she return money from repressive regime. this was critical. okay, so he puts out, well, you promised to give back the money. she won't do that. she didn't answer that. she dodged. watch. >> secretary clinton, during your 2009 senate confirmation

hearing, you promised to avoid even the appearance of a conflict of interest with your dealing with the clinton foundation while you were secretary of state. but e-mails show that donors got special access to you, can you really say that you kept your pledge to that senate committee? and why isn't what happened and what went on between you and the clinton foundation, why isn't it what mr. trump calls pay to play? >> well, everything i did as secretary of state was in furtherance of our country's interests and our values, the state department has said that. i think that's been proven. but i am happy, in fact, i'm thrilled to talk at the clinton foundation. we have made environments in schools healthier for kids -- >> respectfully, this is an open discussion. >> well, it is an open discussion. >> i asked a specific question about pay to play. >> there's no evidence -- >> why don't you give back the money that you've taken from certain countries that treat

certain groups of people so horribly. why don't you give back the money? i think it would be a great gesture. because she takes a tremendous amount of money, and you take a look at the people of haiti, i was in little haiti the other day in florida, and let me tell you, they hate the clintons. >> okay. so he made it very clear, well, the clinton foundation needs to give back money from regimes and governments that repress women and kill gays. okay, those are two areas that you would think that would be easy, just say, okay, we'll give the money back. of course, they don't want to give the money back. and that -- paying attention to that, that seems to be a problem. speaking of money, there was a line in there last night, and he said, when you were secretary of state, $6 billion went missing. and she said, that's been debunct, that's not true. i'm curious to find out what the facts are. >> can we work on that? and to add a couple other thing, real quick, the clinton foundation, she's on the record saying 90% goes to causes,

there's going to be a huge push to find out exactly what the clinton foundation is doing. >> you won't find it. because she does not have to itemize everything. that's what i've found from research. >> they are really going to -- she laid it out there. we'll find out where the money is going. and if it is, congratulations. but if it isn't, game on. >> listen, there's a reason why the charity navigator for years did not raid the clinton foundation, because it was too hard to track. so anyway -- coming up, here's the woman we have not heard from in a while, sarah palin. she was inside the spin room. stick around to see what she had to say about the election. pretty fascinating. and another moment from the debate that people are talking about on this thursday morning. >> do you make the same pivot that you absolutely will accept the results of this election? >> i'll tell you at the time. i'm keep you in suspense. >> so did the voters care about that moment? lee carter is here with brand new dials.

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we have lee carter here with us. she just put last night's biggest moments from the debate to the test. welcome. you want to start at the end. >> i want to start at the end. we'll look at the sound bite where trump answered the question, is he going to accept the results? this is one of the moments we are going to hear over and over. we already have. let's hear what the voters say. >> let's listen. >> do you make the same commitment that you will absolutely, sir, that you will absolutely accept the results of the election? >> i will look at it at the time. i'm not looking at anything right now, i will look at it at the time. what i have seen is so bad. first of all, the media is so dishonest and so corrupt. and the pile-on is so amazing that the "new york times" wrote an article about it. they don't even care. it is so dishonest and they have poisoned the minds of the voters. but unfortunately for them, i think the voters are seeing through it. >> so what do we give it for a

grade? >> you can see there the yellow and the red lines, the independents and republicans gave it a "c." the democrats gave it an "f." when you talk about not accepting the results, everybody really did not respond to this and wanted him to be stronger on it and to say i'm going to accept it. >> he was going strong, that allowed his enemies to focus on something else. meanwhile, when we talk about hillary clinton being efficient and being productive over years in office, this seemed positive for trump. watch. >> the problem is, you talk but you don't get anything done, hillary. you don't. just like when you ran the state department, $6 billion was missing. how do you miss $6 billion? you ran the state department, $6 billion was either stolen, they don't know. it's gone. $6 billion. if you become president, this country is going to be in some mess. believe me. >> so look at that. you can see republicans and

independents off the charts, you could barely see them at times with an "a." the democrats didn't respond. but the key to watch is the independent voters. we have independent voters as high as 20%. he had a great night with independents. >> real quick, wikileaks -- we'll wait for that later, but the most fascinating point was when she was asked about her view on trade, she goes, the russians hacked wikileaks. are you going to support this hacking? so we'll have you back again to talk about the dials. great job. do you think it matters? write to us @foxandfriends. here's someone we have not heard from in a while? sarah palin spoke to ainsley earhardt last night. and do you think the election is rigged? the topic came up last night at the debate.

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good morning and welcome back to "fox & friends." we begin with a fox news alert. a sheriff was shot in cold blood while answering a disturbance call in california. a suspect is in custody. he's the fourth law enforcement officer in california to die in the line of duty in just the last two weeks alone. and more trouble to tell you about for the v.a. the feds are now looking into claims that employees at a v.a. hospital in colorado kept secret

waiting lists in order to conceal long waiting times. the investigation by the v.a.'s inspector general started after a whistleblower accused the colorado springs facility of falsifying records after a vet took his own life while waiting for treatment. and celebrations across cleveland overnight and into the morning as the indians crush the toronto blue jays, advancing to the world series. >> the cleveland indians are going to the world series! >> congratulations, cleveland. it's the first time the indians have gone to the world series since 1997. they will face-off against the cubs or the l.a. dodgers. and then finally, two americans are dead, big killed in what is called an insider attack in afghanistan. military officials say it was one u.s. service member and one civilian. they are dead this morning after a gunman wearing an afghan army uniform opened fire at a military base near kabul. three others were hurt. the gunman was shot and killed.

and we are praying for those american families this morning. we are, indeed. heather, thank you very much. meanwhile, aps leinsley, if we looking for you yesterday, we couldn't find you. where were you? >> watch. >> this was by far the biggest win that he's had, the biggest win i've seen in a long time in a presidential debate. >> what did you think? who won? >> donald trump won. he had a great night. >> who won tonight? >> donald trump was more prepared. he really wanted to declare the whole system rigged. >> i think what he was saying, he was suggesting that if this was a legitimate election, if the results are fair and square, of course the results of the election will be accepted. however, we have to make sure that the most sacred trust that the people have to cast their

vote to elect their government, that that sacredness is being uphead. >> donald trump is the one person that is a change, he's an agent of change. he's the person that will drain the swamp of washington, d.c. and i think that independents by and large are really ready for that. >> i just really think the heart and soul of this guy, who he really is now, is the guy that wanted to make things better. >> what did hillary do that really stood out the most tonight? >> she answered her questions like an open book test. besides him saying he doesn't believe in the american democracy, she still stayed on topic. and answered the questions. so, you know, it's a shame that that's what this election has come. and i thought she answered them well. but i thought she crushed him. >> he hit it out of the park. he did such a great job. his closing statement was

perfect. he's right, the country has been left behind. we have been ripped off, we have not taken care of national debt, we have not taken care of the vets or the military, we have not taken care of the education system. we are being ripped off by every country around the world and he knows that and had the perfect tone and perfect temperament and really brought the arguments to her. the thing i'll tell you about my father, he'll make a great commander in chief of this country. he will not get pushed around. he will not get bullied. he will not get used by other countries. and he'll fight for this nation and america will start whipping again. >> you know, i've had the honor of traveling around the country with a great group of women and really talking about the donald trump we know, because it's not the donald trump that i think people hear a lot of times when they watch television. and it's been incredible. the response we've gotten, the excitement from people around this country, men and lots and lots of women, which you don't hear about, is really, really special and it's an honor. >> this has been an election for change. i need someone who will get in the system and break up the

cartels in d.c., and break up the cushy deals. that has to change and the american people have to see that and my father will deliver that. >> do you think this is his best debate yet? >> i do. i think he hammered the issues and talked about things. everything he talked about things, something finally happened. he talked about the trade deals being terrible early on. hillary was against tpp. and then he talked about nato, all of a sudden they start paying off, two weeks later they say, well, we should be able to deal with terrorism now. hey, how come politicians aren't making these things happen? how come an outsider with no political experience, how come he's the guy forcing these people to actually make reasonable decision? when you hear the case coming out where you have rampant fraud, high-level people visiting the white house 300-plus times going in there saying, hey, we're going the lie

about this and send people into violence. we have been cheating the system for 50 years by bussing people into voting, they are breaking the law and admitting it on tape. guess what? he's going to call it out to make sure we have a real system and a real democracy. >> well, i guess we know where you did the interview. >> the women's restroom. >> was there a sense at all in the spin room that donald trump might talk? >> we didn't know. i knew we were getting near trump because we requested an interview with the kids, so i knew we were getting him, but not surprising in the first debate, he walk in and everyone was saying in the spin room, this is my first time covering an election, so i didn't know this normally doesn't happen. but everyone in the spin room said that rarely happens. >> no. that's why they have spinners, to spin the room. >> that's exactly right. but the family was in the spin room, all three of them. >> great job. late night, quick turnaround.

we're back up. >> same with you. we have all been working hard. it's our pleasure to bring you all these stories. still ahead, donald trump's bad hombres comments inspiring the online movement, including this bad hombre hairstyle. we are tracking the hilarious social media reactions. >> there's always some. and hillary clinton makes a big pivot at the podium. >> when will donald trump admit and condemn that the russians are doing this. >> that was a great pivot off the fact that she wants open borders. >> well, trump not letting her get away with that one. this man, tucker carlson, is here to weigh in as soon as we find the scale, then we'll weigh him in.

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comment was incessant. >> no way! i thought i was incapable of being shocked by political correctness, but you have shocked me. it's too dumb. >> when she pivoted to abe lincoln, oh, talking about abe lincoln, what i say in public is different than what i say in private. then wikileaks came out last week and some of them reveal that she's doing that again. so we asked about it, so when asked about that thing, that is totally different than what you're campaigning about, she pivots to russia. watch this and we'll get your reaction. >> if you went on to read the rest of the sentence, i was talking about energy. you know, we trade more energy with our neighbors than we trade with the rest of the world combined. you are very clearly quoting from wikileaks, and what is really important about wikileaks is that the russian government has engaged in espionage against

americans. they have hacked american websites, american accounts of private people, of institutions, then they have given that information to wikileaks for the purpose of putting it on the internet. clearly from putin himself, in an effort as 17 of our intelligence agencies have confirmed to influence our election. finally, will donald trump admit and condemn that the russians are doing this. >> that was a great pivot off the fact that she wants open borders. people are going to pour into our country, people are going to come in from syria, she wants 550% more people than barack obama. >> this was an ominous moment. future generations will study this tape as a prime example of political demagoguery in action. here hillary clinton is pivoting

away from the latest scandal. there's no evidence russia is behind the hack , perhaps they are, but that is not the point. and for us to totally change our relationship with russia just to help hillary clinton win the presidential race is the definition of reckless. by the way, as a father of a 19-year-old son, i'm thinking, whoa! where are we going with this? we declared war against the russian administration to help hillary clinton get the presidency. if that is not reckless, i don't know what is. >> right now the democrats are going to turn on republicans, i don't want to support any hacking. >> there are two different points to make here. the second half is absolutely true and all of us should be concerned about the evaporation of privacy. so, you know, marco rubio

defended the hacking into citizens for no real reasons. he and other leaders did so, he doesn't have permission to make this case, i would say. but the first part is absurd as a journalist, is it true? are you telling me something true or not? and no one disputed the accuracy of the documents. >> although donna brazil yesterday said they were doctored. >> but in such a little way it doesn't mean anything. but again, this election is going to end in two-and-a-half weeks. russia will still be a major global player engaged in syria and also in europe. and our relationship is now defined by this? we get hacked all the time. the chinese military is constantly stealing american industrial secrets. are we going to war with china, too? no! >> when it was revealed that wikileaks said debbie wasserman schultz and her dnc have her finger on the scale for hillary clinton instead of bernie, then they fired her. kind of funny. here is donald trump

bringing up yesterday, when tucker was with us, we talked a little bit about how you've been watching his renegade videos where he tries to pull the curtain back for a long time -- >> like an actor. >> a producer. hear his project yesterday showed the corruption for 50 years on the democratic side. last night trump was quoting some of the video that came out where it was clear that the hillary people were paying people to go cause trouble, a lot of money. and trump called her on it. watch. >> just like if you look at what came out today on the clips where i was wondering what happened with my rally in chicago and other rallies where we had such violence? she's the one with obama that caused the violence. they hired people. they paid them $1500 and told them to be violent, cause fights, do bad things. i'll tell you what, in particular in chicago, people were hurt and people could have

been killed in that riot. and that was now all on tape started by her. >> tucker? >> it's the very moment where reporters are saying he's a racist using the term "bad hombre." there was evidence that satellite parties are encouraging violence at rallies, more chaos into the political system, as if we need that. >> they are paying for it. >> they are paying for it. and trump said there's proof that it is true and sinks beneath the waves because it doesn't fit the political agenda of the press. this is suppression of information that i think the public needs to know about. >> one person met with the president over 40 times with over 300 visits to the white house. >> it is kind of conclusive, actually. but because james o'keeffe is unf unpopular in the newsrooms, they

are not going to cover it. many are going to suffer in a big way because people are going to stop reading and watching because they devalue their credibility. >> they are going to suffer big league. >> bigly. >> we looked it up, it's a word. >> no it's not. >> yes, it is. >> you don't believe anything we say. >> you're a good hombre, tucker. adios. were donald trump's comments ins inspiring? they have sparked this new hairstyle. and donald trump making a direct pitch to minorities. >> i will do more more african-americans and latinos that she can ever do in ten lifetimes. >> our next guest is a lifelong democrat and says that is exactly why she turned to trump. if you're going to make a statement...

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>> god bless you and good morning. >> god bless you. what did you think about what we just heard right there? >> donald trump, i believe he's actually going to help our inner cities. you know, in the last eight years under our president, barack obama, whom i voted for two times, people have been waiting on life support for job creation in inner cities. our youth are waiting for better education, waited for improvement in communities, investment in communities, that never came. and so i don't believe in failing forward. i believe that the democratic party had four years to make good on the promises, they did not make good on the promises, and so now it's time for a change. >> and if you were watching any of the analysts last night, they said, well, we can't tell if anyone really won, it was more of a draw. >> oh, absolutely not. donald trump came out on the issues, like i said he would, came in talking about the supreme court, the second amendment, he talked about the

economy, nafta, our national debt, everything that, if you're an american, you care about. >> sure. okay. tell me a little bit about your neighborhood. how it has change in the last eight years. >> i live in high park, thank god, but the only thing that's change in high park and in chicago, is the blockades that protect the president's house. that's the only thing -- and the murder rates, okay? those have gone up. other than that, there's been no change. there's been no improvements. and you know what? in the last eight years, at least, i expected that he would take care of chicago. he doesn't take care of anywhere else. >> two of the things trending were the bad hombre comment, were you offended by that? >> no, that's a trump-ism. that's his personality. and he's not the politically correct candidate. our first amendment freedoms, we have to grab our freedoms back, so i think that is just him, that's a donald trump-ism. >> what about the part where he said, chris wallace asked him, now, whoever wins, will you

accept the results and he said, i'm not so sure. i'll examine it then. >> i don't think donald trump has anything to worry about. 76% of americans want change. i believe on november 8th it won't be rigged. it will be rigged in his favor. a landslide victory is what is going to happen. donald trump is our next president. >> all right. burnell, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you for coming from chicago. >> thank you for having me. god bless you. >> terrific. i've been reading on twitter that you have a lot of fans. >> yes, and i'm grateful to god. thank you. now that the final debate is behind us, where does trump go from here? kellyanne conway is going to join us in the next hour at 7:30. and donald to join us next hour. and donald trump's bad hombres comment is trending.

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donald trump and hillary clinton going sound byte to sound byte in their final showdown but what happened in vegas definitely does not stay? vegas. >> instead, they landed right on social media as you would expect and they are still trending this morning. >> here is a look is caitlyn collins. hey, caitlyn. we asked you to follow the trends. did you? >> yes, i did. >> who? >> you can't look at twitter wowingr without seeing bad hombre everywhere.

>> positive and negative. >> a little bit of negative, a lot of positives. the minute it came out of donald trump's mouth, it was an internet sensation. >> for people who missed it, here it is right here. >> well -- >> let's just wait. let's just wait. >> we've got four minutes, after all. so anyway, you know -- >> he said bad hombre. >> he talked about securing the border. he said we've got some bad hombres, we got people going nuts. >> when people who don't know what hombres, it's hair that's dark on top and light on the bottom. that's a bad hombre. >> that looks like a beauty

salon mistake. >> that's why you should not do your hair at home. you go to the salon. otherwise you look like that. >> what did matt say? >> quick, on the twitter. >> matt said is that bad hombres is new fantasy football team name. >> actually, it would be good. probably a usfl team. and he thought it was a great name for a cover band. i don't know if i would pay for that. >> how about this? you remember when he said -- did he say big league or bigly. listen to this and tell us what you think. >> under obama, millions of people have been moved out of this country. they have been deported. she doesn't want to say that. that's what happened. that's what happened big league. we're going to speed up the process, bigly. because it's very inefficient. >> people have debated this for a long time. is he saying big league and he's swallowing the "g"? >> he said big league and he's

not enunciating. it had people scratching their heads when he said bigly and searches spiked for this and number one google search term last night during the debate because people were very confused what he was saying. >> it is a really -- >> it's really a word. >> great size. >> great force. >> you have a dictionary. >> well, hombre is a real word two. >> bigly versus big lee is this years -- that's the dress of this year. which one is it? >> brian underwood said english teachers should be prepared for strange add verbs this year. #bigly. >> i think it should be a word on the s.a.t.s. >> yes, it should. thank you for joining us. >> we'll continue to click on you and the "daily caller." >> guess who else is here? kelly anne conway.

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i'm going to build a wall. we need a wall, and the border patrol, i.c.e., they all want the wall. we have some bad hombres here and we're going to get them out. >> when it comes to the wall that donald talks about building. he went to mexico. he had a meeting with the mexican president. didn't raise it. he choked. got into a twitter war. >> i don't know putin. he said nice things about me. if we got along well, that would be good. >> because he would rather have a puppet as pr>> no puppet. >> it's pretty clear that you won't admit that the russians -- >> the one thing you have over me is experience, but it's bad experience. >> on the day when i was in the situation room monitoring the

raid that brought osama bin laden to justice, he was hosting the "the apprentice." >> we'll have a second amendment that's a very small replica. >> there was a time when there was a time when he didn't even get a emmy for his program three years in a row and he started tweeting the emmy's were rigged. >> should have gotten it. ♪ ♪ if people think that a palm tree doesn't grow in a desert, that palm tree is real. >> we were watching them put the christmas lights in front of "fox & friends." dancing in the desert. >> dancing in the desert with

palm trees. >> under a desert moon. you see that moon over there. >> beautiful. >> that is good producing. >> official thanks to our staff for getting the moon ready. >> we declare a winner, it's chris wallace. >> who else did a good job? hillary clinton. the trump team thought he did a good job. that has not happened in the previous two presidential debates. >> it's up to the people whether or not chris wallace did a good job. because ultimately you tune in to watch the two people where they debate things and the media research center says chris wallace was fair to both. stayed out of the way. that's ultimately what you want. ask a question and let me them duke it out. >> someone tweeted last night, i'm sure his dad is looking around and very proud. >> mike wallace, best in the business. any person who decides not to go

on fox news sunday with chris wallace is being lazy and not wanting to ask questions. >> he asks but not all of them come. >> let's talk about the pivot. >> if are you were watching last night, they would ask trump about the accusations about women and p chris wallace would ask hillary clinton separately of course about wikileaks. one of the wikileaks developments was apparently she is really during paid speeches for open borders, so chris asked her about that and she says if you would have read the next line about it, i was talking about open borders regarding energy production. oh, really? and then it switched from open borders. she just spun around like that to blame putin. >> huh? watch: >> but you are very clearly quoting from wikileaks and what's really important about

wikileaks is that the russian government has engaged in espionage against americans. this has come from the highest levels of the russian government. clearly from putin himself in an effort, as 17 of our intelligence agencies have confirmed, to influence our election. finally, will donald trump admit and condemn that the russians are doing this? >> that was a great pivot off the fact that she wants open borders. okay? [ laughter ] >> how did we get to putin? he wants open borders. people are going to pour into our country. people are going to come in from syria. she wants 550% more people than barack obama and he has thousands and thousands of people. they have no idea where they come from and you see, we are going to stop radical islamic terrorism in this country. she won't even mention the words and neither will president obama. so i just want to tell you she wants open borders. now we can talk about putin.

>> she's preparing with her coaches and they say if they bring up wikileaks, speaking of wikileaks, the russians are hacking us. >> change the subject. change the subject. >> and donald trump is best friends with putin. he said no, i've never even met the guy. she was a master at doing that. she stuck to her talking points. >> i will say this, this is saying no matter what you think of donald trump, whether you are voting him or not. each debate he's gotten 50% better. he knows over 70 people are watching hix and it's first one on one. it's his first time doing it against somebody who is more experienced at this level than anybody else. something else stood out, hillary clinton and donald trump sparred in something that you would think is in hishlingt -- hillary clinton column. that is years of experience. >> the one thing you have over me is experience.

the problem is you talk and you don't get anything done. you ran the state department. $6 billion was either stolen, they don't know. it's gone. $6 billion. if you become president, this country is going to be some mess. believe me. >> on the day when i was in the situation room, monitoring the raid that brought osama bin laden to justice, he was hosting the "celebrity apprentice" so i'm happy to compare my 30 years of experience. >> i've built a great country, worth many billions of dollars. i started with a $1 medical loan -- million loan. i agree with that. i built a phenomenal company. we never should have been in iraq, once we were there we should have never got out the way we went out. she gave us isis and now they are in 32 countries. now i listen she's going to get

rid of isis. she's going to get rid of nobody. >> i think that ultimately that answer probably helped donald trump because as people look in, this is an election where people want a different kind of experience and he reminded her that she's been part of the washington establishment for decades. >> 100%. >> he is a new guy. new experiences. >> yeah. >> did he host the apprentice? absolutely. he also built a big business. >> i love his response to that. when she started going over the list of what she's been doing, helping people around the world. i was there for bin laden, i was secretary of state, where were you, you were borrowing money for your dad. he said i borrowed $1 million from my dad and i grew a $1 billion business. . she was also first lady when her husband was president and that's when al qaeda came to be. when you were in the situation then, watching them fleurish and not take a shot at them.

who do you think won the debate? >> okay. this is from -- avernttle ver mill you don't know. she was said she was great at diverting but he nailed her on key points. >> then sarah said on facebook i fully believe donald trump won this debate. this debate was inform tif, not just argumentative. i'm very proud of how he did and there are plenty of people who know something today they did not know yesterday. >> there are very few people who know about the inner workings of john roberts and mike emanuel. that's why they got a clothing deal and make up. we're talking about the aftermath. >> what we really need is coffee. >> these are two bad hombres. >> be careful. >> give us the insight. [ multiple people speaking ] >> tell us the feeling inside the trump camp today. >> they are pretty happy.

i think they might have been a little bit of consternation about he's saying if he's not going to accept the results of election or not. it's an interesting book end. that's how we started the presidential debate cycle. >> i'm not going to pledge. >> it's not the p.c. answer but he's not a p.c. candidate. >> he's not a p.c. candidate. the problem with it, if people have a problem with it is the idea that one of great things about american democracy and why we are a shining beacon to the world and peaceful transition of power, because on election day, unless you are al gore, you accept the results of the election. now, gore had his reasons why he didn't think that florida was settled. >> but he never said he wasn't going to accept it. he said he wasn't ready to make a commitment. >> he said he wasn't ready to make a commitment, but still just the idea that he's -- >> it will be interesting to see if he wins the election that the clinton camp will accept the

result. hillary clinton said she was horrified at the answer. >> she was horrified at the debate as well. >> i think a lot of people were shocked by that, but it's vintage donald trump. >> sure. his crowd probably eats it up. >> his base will eat it up. >> back on the campaign trail today. he's going to be in ohio this afternoon, new york this evening. we'll talk more about that. he's in north carolina, pennsylvania. he's got three big events in pennsylvania coming up on friday. so he's now the three rally a day-type of thing. what we do the last 1 days of the campaign is flat out. we think we're sleep deprived now. wait until a week from now. >> mike, what's inside the clinton camp? they seemed relieved last night. jennifer griffin got a couple questions of. >> they were happy that he said he didn't accept the results. hillary clinton got on her plane. arrived in new york about 5:45

eastern this morning and before she took off, she was asked about the questions about her ties to wall street and whether that would alien nate her from the bernie sanders's wing of the party. take a listen to that. >> bernie sanders out there working hard every day to get me elected. i'm looking forward to working with everybody in our party, but as i said in the closing, which they gave us at the last minute, i'm reaching out to all americans, democrats, republicans and independents. i want to summon every american to, you know, use his or her talent and energy and ambition to really help our country. >> so today she's back in new york. she says she's going to do a little work before that dinner tonight with the white tails and the white tie. >> as we've all seen many times, it's the chance for both candidates to be very funny. >> there's going to be a little bit of tension tonight because of what came out of the wikileaks, john podesta talking

about it being a bass ardization of the faith. cardinal timothy dolan in colorado springs at a respect for life dinner said that hillary clinton should apologize, owes catholics an apology. he was very stern about this. >> all right. i've never seen him to weigh in politically but i guess it struck to the bone of what he stands for. >> he's known for his joviality, but there might be a little bit of tension. >> i believe we'll see both of their presentations live at the fox news channel tonight. >> thanks, guys. >> see you later. coming up, on this thursday, we just talk about, donald trump may not accept the results of the election. keep people in suspense. kellyanne conway his manager is going to joining us in 15

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this is really interesting. this morning, the betting pattern they call brexit is predicting a victory. 71% are for clinton, 65% for trump. the smaller patterns mirror the pattern to brexit. joining us is herman cain and steve. we're going to start with you, steve, it looks like trump is down 5, 6, 7, 8 points to hillary clinton according to the polls.

this mirrors what was going on in brexitville. when you look at the results, the polls got it wrong. >> the polls got it completely wrong. you'll be pleased to know i was all up night researching the story about betting. these betting markets are surprisingly accurate. >> you are putting your opinion. >> it's real opinion putting their money down. not just giving their opinion over the phone. the other thing that's interesting is when you have people are hearing constantly this chorus from the media that supporting trump or brexit makes you a bigot, racist, xenophobic, it's not surprising that the polls under state the position. i won be -- i wouldn't be surprised that's going on here. >> hillary clinton made it clear she would like to raise taxes. take care of entitlements. donald trump made it clear

cuttin works? >> cutting taxes works. raising taxes does not. decades of experience say if you cut taxes and control spending the economy will take off. more jobs, more businesses. there is no evidence that says if you raise taxes on anybody and you don't control costs, then it's going to destroy the economy. here was the new biggest lie that hillary clinton told last night. she said she was going to give away all of this free stuff and the national debt won't go up one penny. that is not going to happen. she said it twice, and i was appalled that she said it two times because it has never happened. it's not going to happen. maybe she's working with david copperfield who is here at the mgm grand. >> it's going to be magic. >> that's the only way that works. where does the campaign go from here and what happens on election day? >> i tell you what, to herman a's point right now, trump's strongest section is on the

economy. that's the big argument in the election, from the big change that we need from the corrupt establishment economics that left people poorer. if he focuses on that next weeks, he's got every chance. >> hillary clinton was generic, donald trump was specific. hillary clinton was scripted. donald trump was sincere. if he stays on message and doesn't veer off of that, doesn't get distracted or tempted by the media or any other distractions they throw, i believe he wins. >> you think it's a brexit moment in the united states, where the polls were wrong a couple weeks going on? >> yes. he shouldn't count on it. he's going to go out there and fight for it and win it, and the way he does that is focus on the economy, which is his strongest argument. >> herman, did you go into the casino, did you bet 999 on anything? >> not in this casino. they have a lot of them down there. but 999 is my favorite number. if i wander into a casino. >> all right.

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millions tune in to watch hillary and donald give their last pitches to voters last night before election day. >> so how did they do? >> brian, you went to a donald trump watch party. what did everyone say? >> you are not supposed to have any reaction when you are sitting in the room watching the debaters, but at these pro donald trump super pac, you can react, and they did. hillary versus donald part three is now in the books. did either of them land the knock-out blow. we've got instant analysis from people who know. watch. >> you think this conversation is going right now, back and forth. >> hillary is still lying! >> welcome to a viewing party of the great america super pac. this is where you are allowed to cheer and they are cheering for

donald trump. i'm going to get realtime reaction. heather nauert. >> we're from "fox & friends." how are you? >> i really like -- i like how trump is really putting her in her place. >> what i care about is all of the people that she has harmed. all of the deaths and victimization of people that are in her way. >> you know what, i think you have to take it from here. you can handle it, right? you could handle it. >> i will handle the final third. they are talking about mosul up there right now. you fought there. i know you are pulling for trump or you wouldn't be here. how do you think this exchange is going right now? >> i think we need to get back in there, push them back and show the iranians we mean business. >> don't want them in the fight. don't turn it over to them. >> exactly. it's ours. we can win it again. >> you can see the crowd is going crazy.

why? they are talking immigration and they feel as though here in the pro trump crowd that donald trump is cheering big time. chris wallace won't let them cheer here. >> let's keep it quiet for the candidates and the american people. >> hill alert wants everybody come in. if you can come in vetted, fine. if not, stay where you are. we can't afford another 9/11. >> i'm an immigrant. i was not born in this country. i went the right way and got my certificate and i think it's wrong that hillary clinton wants to bring illegals in this country. they broke the law. >> they are on the economy. they are talking debt and deficit and entitlement. this is a big moment for donald trump. it's supposed to be a big advantage. are you hearing it? >> i think we are. he's a businessman. he understands how to run a business, how to run a company. on the other hand, you have hillary clinton who has been in government for 30 years and has been a big part of the problem of running up the debt. >> she's been doing this for 30 years. why the hell didn't you do it over the last 15, 20 years?

>> world famous talk show here at the super pac to watch with like minded people, how do you think he did? >> i thought this was his strongest debate. i thought he defended his record better, economic record better, i think he thought a good contrast about what you are going to do lowering taxes and what hillary is going to do about raising taxes, getting up to 4% gdp growth and hillary is raising taxes on job creators will get us below that. >> how many people think this was donald trump's best debate? [ cheers and applause ] >> brian, you needed help to do that story, and you need help -- >> you wanted to hang out at the bar and i put you to work. how dare i do that? >> it was fun working with you and weren't those people fantastic last night. just salt of the earth people. >> i love the ladies on the

front row. >> a lot of them. >> a lot of women there last night. >> everybody in attendance was pro trump. >> well, yeah, they certainly were. absolutely. >> got to point that out. >> and a lot of people you walked up during it, get away, we're watching. they were as intense as anybody else watching that, and they feel as though their guy hit a home run. what we didn't discuss because i was getting in position was the last comment when he said, you know, i don't know if i'm going to contest that debate but that you wouldn't -- contest the final election, i don't think that would have changed their opinion. >> i took off by then. i was on the cab. >> how did it feel to be frank luntz? >> it felt kind of interesting. i've opened up to you and i said i wish i could be here and for a moment i was. >> frank luntz is always talking about go ahead and use the dial right there. brian was asking people to move the coaster. >> special thanks to the great american pac for letting me barge in. >> that was fun. coming up, what is the game plan for the next 19 days?

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>> how are you? the magic of technology. >> i know it. we're going to talk about the performance of each of the candidates in a moment. after every debate, people have had many comments about the moderators. how do you think chris wallace did? for our money, and for the money of brent bozell over at media research center, he giveds him an a plus. he stayed out of the way. he asked the same number of hard questions of each. how did chris wallace do? >> chris wallace was fantastic as a moderator for particularly the reasons that you said. i think he put the feet to the fire of both clinton and trump last night and he also -- he also didn't let them interrupt each other too much. i think that we saw hillary clinton interrupting donald trump more than we had in the past, but i thought what chris wallace did is he took the five or six topics that were given to us in this last debate and he got right to the questions on the supreme court, on foreign hot spots, fitness to be president, entitlements, that held the candidates to account

for past positions they made or incomplete points in their policy as in the case of hillary clinton. it's exactly what a moderator should do. ask the questions. not be a participant and i feel like the voters benefited tremendously. >> kelly ann, something last night he talked about, he asked would you promise to accept the election results. he said he wasn't able to answer that at the time. i know mainstream media is covering this. it's the headline on every other network. what was your response to that? >> i'm not surprised they are covering it, ainsley, only because they colonel want to cover donald trump challenging hillary clinton and the clinton foundation to give back the money to these countries that don't respect women, that as he put it throw gays off buildings, women don't have rights there. she never responded, of course. will you in fact return the money to these countries? particularly hillary clinton who says you are fighting for women and children, you are fighting against them when you take money from countries that don't

respect them. i also think they are deflecting from -- i thought it was a pretty tough debate for hillary clinton and a debate that donald trump clearly won. he kept her on her toes with respect to the 30 years of and action. if 75% of americans want to take the country in a new and different correction -- direction, dp you can't go to hillary clinton who is part of the problem. donald trump is saying that until he knows, you could lay out any hypothetical, until he knows the results, they are certified and verified, he's not going to completely concede an unknown. al gore, had you asked him sitting in this chair 16 years ago, would he have conceded the election? he said sure i will respect the results. he says he's only losing by 500 votes in florida, he concedes the election to george w. bush,

and then contested -- retracted it the concession. >> even though the word are was he wasn't studying that hard, clearly there was a lot of studying going on behind the scenes. having said that, you wish he would not have said i'm going to contest the election. >> last night he said he would respect the election since she won it. since then he's been reading stories about massive vote fraud on the rolls. you've got millions of people, apparently, we read the stories, millions of people who are dead on the rolls. james carville was quoted in today's "washing examine -- "washington examiner," of course there will be some fraud. when your opponent, hillary

clinton, has used the state department as a concierge for foreign donations. when he talked about a lot of rigged, corrupt system, he sounds like bernie sanders. he too complained about that. >> he's the bernie sanders that john podesta called a doofus. there's a missive in the wikileaks stack that shows that donna brazile got a question and fed it to the clinton camp first time. megyn kelly is the first one to watch her about this. i want you to watch this. get your comment. >> you are accused of receiving a debate question before a cnn town hall where they partnered with tv one and that you had this question on march 12th that verbatim, verbatim was provided

by roland martin to cnn the next day. how did you get that question, donna? >> i did not receive any questions from cnn. i will not sit here and be persecuted because your information is totally false. what you are -- >> i'm getting it from podesta emails. >> well, podesta's emails were stolen. you are so interested in talking about stolen materials. you are like a thief that want to bring in the night things found in the gutter. >> my understanding they came around roland martin. that's your own colleague at cnn. it's not megyn kelly. who gave you that question? >> i am not going to try to validate falsified information. >> your email to the clinton camp said sometimes i receive the questions in advance. >> cnn has never provided me with questions. absolutely ever. nada. sorry. >> when you said from time to time i get the questions in

advance, what were you referring to? because in that email you offered the exact question that one of the moderators, roland martin then proposed the next day? >> a lot of those emails, i would not give them the time of the day. i've seen so many doctored emails. >> okay. >> kellyanne? >> i think we saw a number of reflections over the -- revelations over the last week or two with respect to journalism, you've got "new york times" who has endorsed hillary clinton, saying all standards of objective journalism. others say they are duty bound to stop donald trump even if it means they are compromised in reporting. i think you see it in other emails too where you have actual working journalists asking senior members of the clinton campaign, is it okay if i write the article this way? 96% of the donations coming from

journalists went to hillary clinton. this is clear evidence. to constantly traffic in unfounded accusations and repeat them like they are fact to not confront and not actually condemn, confront and condemn, 96% of these donations and the collusion. so i think this is part of what donald trump says, ainsley, when he talks about a rigged, corrupt system. he talks about how the fix is in. you have a remote control or a computer anywhere near you, you can see what he means on those days. >> there you go. all right. kellyanne conway joining us after a short turn around. thanks very much. >> thanks for having me. take care. it is really amazing and the same people who have been writing what they are writing and tilting toward hillary clinton are the ones who are evaluating the debate performance in many cases. so other people go how did it go last night? well, i guess it's all about x or y but those people want to make sure in many cases that donald trump is not the

president of the united states. >> that's why donald trump says the system is rigged because the mainstream media are pulling for the person on the left. >> it's not an opinion. we have facts to show that it is rigged. >> yep. meanwhile, coming up on this thursday, did hillary clinton create isis in part? >> we need to keep our eye on isis. >> she gave us isis as sure as you are sitting there. she's going to get rid of nobody. >> the documentation for -- >> and they haven't always agreed on this topic, so where do they stand now? stick around for the fight here from the mgm grand. music: suspenseful ♪

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last night was the final debate and a big focus was foreign policy. listen to this. >> we need to keep our eye on isis. that's why i want to have an intelligence surge that protects us here at home. >> she gave us isis because her and obama created this huge vacuum. >> press into syria to begin to take back and move on raqqah which is the isis headquarters. >> we never should have had isis happen in the first place and right now ner -- they are in 32 countries. >> the best people to response is is people who have served our country. pete hegseth. what was your response? >> she says she wants to keep an eye on isis. donald trump says he wants to utterly crush them. they look at the policies of the last eight years of barack obama, which are hillary clinton's policies and they have

gotten us nowhere. they have gotten us chaos in the world. donald trump says i want american leadership, i want to rebuild my military and untie the hands of our fighters and crush the enemy. it's radical islamic terrorism. not this foe enemy. >> you changed direction. you used to want marco rubio to crush donald trump. >> i've learned and listened to my man, carling higby. they want to defeat our enemies and let america be great. >> carl, what did you think? >> people see hishling as our chief -- hillary clinton as our chief diplomat over the years and look where we are. we're destroyed as a kroi -- we have. we have -- country. people see isis as an unconventional threat. they don't know how to deal with it. they are not in uniforms. they want an unconventional candidate. he's going to go over them like pete said and crush them. >> donald trump said we spent $6

billion over there and isis has still not been crushed. >> that's the problem. we can invest in all the intelligence and security and things like that. they pulled out of iraq. now they are back in iraq. obama can't decide how to fight this enemy. i want a businessman who sets goals and obtains them one by one. >> she says i want an intelligence surge. what does that really mean? what they want instead is someone who will name the enemy clearly, then put -- listen to and look at what the best options are on the table and then use them in a way that we don't forecast to the enemy what our plan is. >> what about our veterans and what's happening at va hospitals? >> it was mentioned in the closing statement by donald trump who listed it front and center as he has this entire campaign. i want to make america great again and rebuild the military and fix it for our vets. >> hillary clinton doesn't care about veterans, she doesn't care about the war. she cares about getting the

votes to become president. i don't know what she's going to do when she gets there, but i can tell you she doesn't care about the veterans nearly as much as donald trump. >> donald trump kept saying you were secretary of state. you were in congress when all this was happening with the va. he really hammered on her record. geraldo rivera is coming in next because we're going to ask him. >> let's bring him in the ring. >> he like to fight. he's a fighter. where is he? he's up top -- he's our lifeguard again. we're going to ask him about the bad hombres comment. are you ready for that? afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me.

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take -- make a determination as to the rest. we have some bad hombres here and we're going to get them out. >> yep. you just heard him, donald trump, last night, doubling down for his plans top control the border. here to react, geraldo rivera. >> i want to be a bad hombre at some point. are you insulted by that? >> i love trump but what a dumb remark. how do you like drunken irish or greedy jew? i'm serious. bad hombre. i don't ate him -- hate him. i don't think he has a malicious bone in his body. he's from a mad men era. >> is he talking about criminals? >> who knows what he's talking about? bad hombres is i think -- >> bad hombre.

>> he was talking about the criminals. he said bad hombre. we're going to get them out. >> let me be very practical. there are six electoral votes in nevada. 24% of the electorate in the state of arizona is hispanic, latino. one out of four voters, legitimate documented voters is latino. do you expect to win a batt you start out 25% behind? i think it's a silly unforced error and it's unfortunate. i don't want to get crazy about it. there are much more issues. like? >> i think the problem with wikileaks and the problem with the o'keefe stuff which i think is terrific, very powerful, is they come too late in the game for him to make political hay. >> it wouldn't be too late if the mainstream media covered it but they don't. >> true, but just imagine if it

happened after the chicago riot when i covered, imagine if they had that information then that this was a democrat engineered act of violence, i think with 19 days to go, it's too late to -- that information to get it soaked into the body politics, i think it's too late. i want to make this one point, and we as republicans cannot ignore this, wikileaks -- again, i'm separating the information, which i think is absolutely useable and fair game. >> quickly. >> this is a russian-engineered espionage action against america, against all of us, and as marco rubio and the reason i endorsed him last night, the way he legitimately pointed out this time the russians are going after the democrats. next time it will be the republicans. we can't have putin engineering the results of our election. this is absolutely appalling.

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he was hosting "the celebrity apprentice." . now i listen how she's going to get rid of isis. she's getting rid of nobody. she's lied hundreds of times. >> there's a lot of evidence -- that's a very good word and the high -- >> john podesta said some horrible things about you and, boy, was he right. he said some boots. >> he goes around with crocodile tears. he says the emmy's are rigged. >> wait until you see what happens in the coming years. lots of luck, hillary. thanks a lot for doing a great job. >> this is all about little condensed looks at other parts of the world.

whether it's italy, new york, or ancient rome. >> palm beach. palm trees here. >> sure. >> trump mentioned doing a good job. you know who has done a great job is our crew putting this altogether to bring us live from las vegas over the last couple of days. it takes weeks to organize each and every one of the locations. we've done three different presidential debates, the vice-presidential debate. a bunch of stuff. hats off to the best crew in television. >> we thank you all so much. >> you are singing the final qountdown two days ago. >> ♪ the final countdown >> how many debates have we had? these candidates, the big moments last night, a lot of people was the big moment the pivot when hillary clinton of the -- was asked about the open

border comments. wikileaks released those emails and she said she was for open borders three years ago. she was asked about that and watch how she pivots and she changes the topic. >> but you are very clearly quoting from wikileaks and what's really important about wikileaks is that the russian government has engaged in espionage against americans. this has come from the highest levels of the russian government, clearly from putin himself in an effort, as 17 of our intelligence agencies have confirmed to influence our election. finally, will donald trump admit and condemn that the russians are doing this? >> that was a great pivot off the fact that she wants open borders. okay. [ laughter ] >> how did we get off to put snn she wants open borders. people are going to pour into our country. people coming from syria. she wants 550% more people than barack obama and he has thousands and thousands of

people that have no idea where they come from and you see we are going to stop radical islamic terrorism in this country. she won't even mention the words and neither will president obama. so i just want to tell you, she wants open borders. >> she also wants open trade. i want to re-do nafta, tpp, i'm no longer for it. and wikileaks, you see what geraldo rivera and marco rubio, having said that, the veracity hasn't been questioned sincerely, we're wondering if the hillary clinton talks publicly if she becomes president, is she's the one that talks behind closed doors, my dream is open borders and open trade. >> she said we can't vet the men and women coming from syria into

jordan. how do we know they are not troxts? she wants to bring in 65,000 of them. barack obama wants to bring in 10,000. she wants 65,000 here in our country. >> the question to mrs. clinton from chris wallace was about this stuff in the wikileaks from some of those speeches where she has in the past revealed to people who paid her a quarter million dollars to hear her for an hour. you've got a public position and you've got a private position. well, last night we heard all about the public positions of both. kellyanne conway was on with us a little while ago and we wanted to know how she felt her candidate did and how the other one did as well. >> i think they are deflecting away from -- i thought it was a pretty tough debate for hillary clinton and a debate that donald trump clearly won. he kept her on her toes with respect to the 30 years of failed policies and lack of action. if 75% of americans want to take the country in a new and different direction, you can't possibly with a straight face go for hillary clinton who is part of the problem. not part of the solution.

the broader message is donald trump talking about the rigged corrupt system is very important when your opponent is hillary rodham clinton and your opponent has used the state department as a concierge for foreign donations, included with members of the media, we know what she thinks in unguarded moments and behind the scenes, when he talks about a corrupt system, he sounds a lot about bernie sanders in the primary. he too complained about a rig corrupt system. >> and bernie sanders was -- how the bernie sanders supporters can even support hillary clinton when their candidate has been dised and their supporters have been dised by hillary clinton. >> which we learned by wikileaks? >> she called him a due -- d doofuss. >> she said chris wallace did a very good job. that's how the campaign feels with donald trump. >> hillary clinton said the same thing on her plane. >> we would love to have talked to somebody from the clinton

campaign this morning. tim kaine who would like to be vice president of the united states is doing interviews with you will aof the channels, except fox news channel. he was invited on. he's declined. every morning, we make the calls. will you be on the show and the clinton side has said no every time. >> senator tim kaine used to come on, so this is totally the clinton camp philosophy. it's not the tim kaine philosophy unless he was twitching back on his stance behind that. he's been critical of the obama administration on policy. google that. couldn't be on fox today. sorry. let's talk a little bit about this. i was talking about karl rove and this is one of the items from last night that really bothers him, that donald trump did not call hillary clinton out when she changed the subject.

he said to her will the clinton foundation give back the money taken from governments that support these evil regimes that repress women and kill gays? trump wanted her to say okay we'll give the money back. she just skated on it. watch this. d. >> hillary clinton wants to have amnesty and open borders. i was up in new hampshire, the biggest complaints they have with all the problems going on in the world, many problems caused by hillary clinton and barack obama, all of the problems, their single biggest problem is heroin. we have to have strong borders. >> in 2009 senate confirmation hearing, promised to avoid even the appearance of a conflict of interest with your dealing with the clinton foundation while you were secretary of state, but emails show that donors got special access to you. can you really say that you kept your pledge to that senate committee and why isn't what happened and what went on between you and the clinton

foundation, why isn't it what mr. trump calls pay-to-play? >> everything i did as secretary of state was in furtherance of our country's interests and our values. the state department has said that. i think that's been proven, but i am happy, in fact i'm thrilled to talk about the clinton foundation. we have made environments and schools healthier for kids -- >> secretary clinton. this is an open discussion. >> well, it is an option discussion. >> the specific question went to pay for play. >> i would like to ask you right now why don't you give back the money that you've taken from certain countries that treat certain groups of people so horribly? why don't you give back the money? i think it would be a great gesture because she takes a tremendous amount of money and you take a look at the people of haiti. i was in little haiti the other day in florida, and i want to tell you they hate the clintons. >> yeah. they feel as though a lot of money has gone into haiti.

president clinton speaks a lot about what he's done for haiti but the haitian people feel they haven't done anything for haiti and that could cost them florida. >> one other stunning thing i was noticing on line this morning, did hillary clinton reveal a national security secret that we've never heard before? at one point she revealed that it takes four minutes response time with the nuclear launch codes. had we ever heard that before? >> yeah. you are right. >> by the time somebody says okay we're going to hit somebody until the time it actually is the point of no return, it takes four minutes. >> that was not classified information when she ted it. >> well, maybe it was. >> maybe patrick kennedy asked to change it to unclassified. >> i remember general shelton came out in a book, one of things he revealed when bill clinton was president of the united states, bill clinton actually lost the nuclear codes for a while. >> yeah. it happens. >> think about that. you lose the nuclear codes, the

biscuit. >> any time hillary clinton talks about sitting and observing bin laden's killing, keep this in mind, there would be no bin laden if bill clinton took out bin laden when he had the opportunity to do that. >> donald trump said the same thing as isis. you were secretary of state when isis was developing. >> sure. lots to talk about on this thursday morning. coming up, who landed the knockout punch in the last debate? joe trippi and calf -- karl rove. >> another moment. in the debate. >> do you make the same commitment that you will absolutely accept the results of the election. i will tell you at the time. i will keep you in suspense. >> what do voters think? lea carter joins us next.

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well, plenty of firework at the last debate. but what did the voters think? here with instant reaction is lee carter. she just put last night's big sound bytes to the dial test. everybody knows that the demographic that elects the president for the most part, because you've got people on the right and the left are the independents and for a little while donald trump lost them. >> he lost them big time right after -- >> he watched them bigly. >> that's exactly right. but he did -- especially with the khan family, that goldstar family, it turned people off and they weren't sure they would be able to vote for him. >> but ks since then, it's turned around. now the independents are back with him for the most part? >> they seem to be and there was a moment when some accusations came forward about the women that they also left him. now they are back. we saw them responding very well to him last night. the voters in the surveys we

talked to him last night, he said he's somebody going to fight for me and take on the establishment. that's what i want. here affects the dial right now. >> here is donald trump whether or not he will accept the results of the election. >> do you make the same commitment that you will absolutely -- sir -- that you will absolutely accept the results of this election? >> i will look at it at the time. i'm not looking at anything now. i'll look at it at the time. what i've seen, what i've seen is so bad. first of all, the media is so dishonest and so corrupt and the pile-on is on amazing, "the new york times" actually wrote an article about it, but they don't even care. it's so dishonest and they poison the minds of the voters but unfortunately for them i think the voters are seeing through it. >> so you can see there, by the end, independents were higher than republicans and that was really, really staggering. in the beginning, when he first said that he wasn't going to -- he wasn't sure if he was going to support whatever the decision

was, nobody liked it. they gave it a c, but overall, the whole idea the system is rigged and the media is out to get him, it's resonating with independents. that's part of his narrative. he's going to find the -- fight the establishment and the status quo. he's standing up to it. >> a lot of his crowd says if it doesn't go our way, we're going to think about it. next sound byte, red republican, yellow independents, and blue democrats. here's donald trump saying that hillary does not get anything done. she doesn't like it. >> the problem is you talk but you don't get anything done, hillary. you don't. just like when you ran the state department. $6 billion was missing. how do you miss $6 billion? you ran the state department. $6 billion was either stolen -- they don't know. it's gone. $6 billion. if you become president, this country is going to be in some

mess, believe it or not me. >> those numbers -- those dials are sky-high. >> sky-high. independents, republicans, right off the charts. they both gave an a. democrats gave this an f. this is where the gloves come off. they like to watch it. a lot of people are sure that he was going to be able to go after hillary clinton. he went after her and people wanted to see that. they want to see somebody that will fight the establishment. she had a very good nights. she didn't do anything wrong, didn't excite anybody. she looked like the establishment versus the outsider. >> i've been looking at the stuff on line and a little bit of stuff on television. well, you know, he kind won the first half hour, she won the second and then it was a draw. a lot of people are saying it's a draw, however, according to your focus group, there was a winner by a slight margin. >> yeah, donald trump got 61% of the voters that we spoke with last night to say that donald trump was the winner. 61% and a lot of them said it's

not so much because i like donald trump. a lot of them have in the 0 been certain about donald trump, but the issues that he's covering on, his fight against the establishment, his rally cry for change is resonating with those independent voters right now. >> right now, the independents are with him, but we still have 19 days. >> that's right. >> let's see what happens. lee has been with us every step of the way. thank you for joining us today. straight ahead from the desert. here's something we haven't heard -- somebody we haven't heard from in a while. sarah palin was in the spin room last night. stick around to hear what she told ainsley about the election. with the right steps, 80% of recurrent ischemic strokes could be prevented. and i'm doing all i can

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>> good morning. welcome back to "fox & friends" live from las vegas. quick headlines to bring you right now. new overnight, north korea firing another ballistic missile that failed immediately after launch. watch this. this is that country's second failed missile launch in just a week. and now to a fox news alert from back here at home. a sheriff's deputy shot in cold blood. officer jack hopkins was killed while answering a disturbance call in california. near the border with oregon. a suspect is now in custody. he is the fourth california law enforcement officer to die in the line of duty in just the last two weeks.

our prayers go to his family this morning. and three firefighters and two police officers seriously hurt after a powerful gas explosion rocks a suburban neighborhood. the impact caught on camera. well, you can sort of see there as the debris flies through the air. people rush to safety. that happening in portland, oregon. the mayor says it's a miracle that no one was killed. ainsley, steve, brian, back over to you. >> i think you are absolutely right. quick note. wikileaks has dropped for the 13th straight days, john podesta emails. we're beginning to go through them. >> if they find anything that we need to tell you about, we'll let you know during this show. in the meantime, yesterday we had a jam packed day. we did the show in the morning. we went out for your birthday. we all went home to take a nap.

we might have had a cocktail for breakfast. then you went to the after party. we were in the spin room. it was such a great night. we watched the debate. we're giving you reaction. these are some of the folks in the spin room after the debate telling us what they thought and who they thought was the winner. >> i want to talk to "fox & friends" any time, any place. >> who won? >> oh, this was by far the biggest win that he's had, the biggest win i've seen in a long time in a presidential debate. >> what did you think? who won? >> i think donald trump did. >> who won and why? >> hillary clinton won because she's more prepared than she was. he's willing to declare the whole system rigged. >> i think what he was saying, he was suggesting that, hey, if it's a legitimate election, if the votes are, you know, if everything is fair-and-square, of course the results of the election will be accepted. however, we have to make sure that the most sacred trust that the people have to cast their vote to elect their government,

that that sacredness is being upheld. >> donald trump is the one person that is a change. he's an agent of change. he's the person that will drain the swamp of washington, d.c., and i think that independents by and large are really ready for that. >> i have to say god bless donald trump. i think the heart and soul of this guy who he really is now is a guy that wants to make things better. >> what did hillary do that really stood out the most tonight? >> she answered with depth. besides being called a nasty woman and besides him saying he doesn't believe in american democracy, she still stayed on topic and answered the question. so, you know, it's a shame that that's what this election has become. i think she answered them well, but i thought she crushed him. >> he hit it out of the park. he did such a great job. the country has been left

behind. the country has been left behind. we've been ripped off. we haven't taken care of national defense our vets, our military, our educational system. we're being ripped off by every country in the world. i think he nailed it tonight. i think he had the perfect tone and temperament. my father will make a great commander in chief of this country. he will not get pushed around. he will not get bullied, used by other countries, he will fight for this nation and america will start winning again. >> i had the honor of traveling around the country with a great group of women and really talking about the donald trump that we know. it's not the donald trump that i think people hear about a lot of time when they watch television and it's been incredible. the response we've gotten, the excitement from people around this country, men and lots and lots of women, which you don't hear about, it's really, really special and it's an honor. >> this is an election for change. once he gets in that system, he's going to break up these car

tells in d.c. and the only people that benefit are the people in and around d.c. and the rest of america suffers. that's going to change. i think america is going to say my father can deliver that. >> do you think this is the best yet? >> he did. he talks about things. he talked about trade deals being terrible early on. all of a sudden, now, hillary is against tpp. he talked about nato, how it needs to adapt, adjust, people have to pay off. all of a sudden they start paying up and two weeks later, yeah, we should adjust them and we should deal with terrorism now. how come politicians aren't making these things happen? how come an outsider is sporsing -- forcing these people to make reasonable decisions, no different than what he said accepting the results. when you have the stuff that you see and everybody has seen by now, where you have rampant fraud, high-level people going and visiting the white house 300 plus say, hey, we're going to lie about this, we're going to

incite people. they are breaking the law. they are admitting it on tape. guess what, he's going to call that out and maybe that will shed the light on it and we get change to make sure we have change and a democracy. >> the trump family was out there in force. what did hillary was asked what was redeemable thing about the candidate? family. i shouldn't use the word redeemables. we're going inside the ring with joe trippi and boom-boom karl rove. >> unrelated. >> cirque du soleil is here to perform. stick around. >> they are bendable and flexible. what's going on here? i'm val, the orange money retirement squirrel from voya. we're putting away acorns.

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♪ >> whoa! that's awesome. >> ladies and gentlemen, performers from circumstance due soleil featured prominently here. >> first, joe trippi and karl rove join us. what is your moment, karl? >> it's the moment when he refused to answer the question. it's dominated the coverage.

>> what did you mean by that? >> will he accept the results of the election? >> watch this. >> one of the prides of this country is the peaceful transition of power. are you saying you are not prepared to commit to that principle? >> i'll tell you at the time. i'll keep you in suspense. >> what's wrong with that? why is that a problem? >> he could have easily said, of course, i believe in the peaceful transition of power and i'll accept the results of the election as they are certified and validated. this wipes out all the good things he said on trade and immigration, on the clinton foundation. this is the headline. before the democrats get into high did you know gen about this. i want you to remember, jesse jackson was on there denouncing trump on this. i remember in mid september after the supreme court came

down in 2000 on gore v. bush, jesse jackson said p that bush is not ledgely elected president of the united states. tim russert asked dick gephart, do you agree with jesse jackson that he's not a legitimate press and twice dick gephart rfersed to answer. my point about it is obscured the things that he succeeded in doing that. >> the mainstream media is not reporting on them. >> we hope they do. >> the problem is they may report on it but he still said it and he's going to have to deal with it and his campaign has already tried to clean it up a little bit this morning. >> people that support him are saying he's not the p.c. candidate so what's wrong with him saying i'm not going to support hillary because how can i say all these things about her, why she's not good for the country and support her? >> here's what i think is going on. the people who he needs to reach are people who have deep

concerns that he's not fit to be president. he's not ready. these two -- he's too rash. answering that question, i'll keep you in suspense, is the no the right way to get to those people. i'm not arguing so much with the mechanics of what he said, but -- >> he needs to get people who are not part of his base and that obscured -- he said things last night that would allow him to grow that 42% but it's going to get obscured in the coverage. he needs to quickly pivot to things that actually make sense to people who are not in part of the 42%. >> sure. well, to the narrative, his narrative, that things are rigged, it's been revealed through wikileaks and it sounds like donna brazile got a question ahead of time for a debate, fed to hillary. last night she was on with megyn kelly and they had this exchange. i want you to listen to this and we'll talk about it.

>> you are accused of receiving a debate question before a cnn town hall where they partnered with tv one and that you had this question on march 12th that verbatim, verbatim was provided by roland martin to cnn the next day. how did you get that question, donna? >> i did not receive any questions from cnn. i will not sit here and be persecuted because your information is totally false. what you are -- >> i'm getting it from podesta emails. >> well, podesta's emails were stolen. you are so interested in talking about stolen materials. >> you deny it? >> you are like a thief that want to bring in the night the things that you found in the gutter. >> my understanding they came around roland martin. he said this is very upsetting and very troubling. that's your own colleague at cnn. it's not megyn kelly. who gave you that question? >> i am not going to try to validate falsified information. >> your email to the clinton camp said sometimes i receive

the questions in advance. >> cnn has never provided me with questions. absolutely ever. nada. sorry. >> when you said from time to time i get the questions in advance, what were you referring to? because in that email you offered the exact question that one of the moderators, roland martin then proposed the next day? >> a lot of those emails, i would not give them the time of the day. i've seen so many doctored emails. >> okay. >> she was on the ropes. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> look, i have no idea who at cnn gave her the question or if they did. the one thing if you read the email exchange, so what happens is she says i got this question. you are going to get asked about the death penalty. the response is we get that question all the time and people don't like the answer. >> it wasn't like she helped her a lot.

>> what does that show you? this was during the hillary clinton bernie sanders debate. >> that is a painful to exchange to listen to pause she's so clearly in the wrong. i don't think she got it from the moderator. in fact, he seems to be authentically outrage that somebody would take his question and feed it. somebody on the can't staff got and give it to her, she passes on the clinton campaign. >> how many times has this happened? >> i suspect a lot. to get the question from you guys -- >> look. donna was in a -- donna was in the wrong, and -- >> she got caught. >> megyn had her on the roops and -- ropes. the evagses were transparently evasions. >> it was almost like she didn't know that the wikileaks emails had her name in there. >> do you feel like we shouldn't look at the wikileaks?

>> julian assange is an enemy of the united states and the american democracy. he's a player in all of this. we should not be excited about the fact -- >> should we do it or not? should be using it or not? >> unfortunately, it's out there. >> it's news. >> let's be clear. this man who did this, he's evil. he's an enemy of our country, and he's doing this for not a good purpose. >> all right. so you know his intent so journalists have to report obit. >> we're going to step out of ring so you guys can continue to fight. >> we've had to embarrass ourselves in order for you to do your thing, but really what really aggravated was when geraldo rivera starting chiming in from the cheap seats. >> he's over there. [ multiple people speaking ] >> he's by the pool. >> making fun of us. >> all right. joe and mr. rove, thank you

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himself in an effort as 17 of our intelligence agencies have confirmed to influence our election. >> and that's not the only question she managed to avoid answering but she was called out about it. here to examine is contributor lisa booth and scott brown. >> did they effectively visit -- pivot back to the first time. no, no, let's go back to russia. let's go back to what those missives said. >> the fact that she's so confident that russia was behind the wikileaks document how can she possibly say that her email which were less secure than g mail were not hacked and that's been the line from the clinton campaign. if russia could be behind the wikileaks leaks, how could they not be behind.

>> guess what happened, the last 20 minutes, the 13th document dump from john podesta emails. >> 17 agencies know that russia did it, why don't they do something about it? clearly, they haven't and there's no evidence that's come public, real evidence to do something about it. the russians are coming, the russians are coming, they are trying to deflect, deflect, deflect. taking away from the fact that what's coming out of those emails is exceedingly damaging. >> let's talk about the pay-to-play foundation. there was an opportunity for donald trump to score on this. let's listen. >> i'm happy, thrilled to talk about the clinton foundation because it is a world renowned charity and i'm so proud of the work that it does. i could talk for the rest of the debate. i know i don't have the time to do that. >> lisa.

i'm so glad this was brought up because the media has been so willingly complicit in prosecuting the case against donald trump. you will get 7 hours and 30 minutes dedicated to these women coming forward with donald trump but only an hour, a little over an hour dedicated to the wikileaks information. i'm glad someone is hitting home with the clinton foundation but also the email scandal. which is a woman who has been involved in collusion, corruption, to put our national security at risk. >> he didn't maximize it. he did a brilliant job to talk about the fact that she's getting millions of dollars who kill gays and completely mistreat women. the package that the clintons and the democrats are trying to push. i thought it was brilliant, will you give back the money, hillary? she flufed it off and she tried to pivot away, pivot away.

i would have come back a couple more times. people get it. they understand that intersection of money and politics with the clintons. >> there's a lot of things she's in denial tomorrow night. >> that's true. unfortunately, that's our time. >> what? you don't like us. >> with the best show on earth behind us. cirque du soleil. >> we pull hamstrings if we tried that. great coverage. we appreciate all the coverage you've given us. they have been wowing the crowds here in las vegas in 20 kbreers years. they are not mad at each other. let's check with bill hemmer. >> we're popping tendons from here back to new york city. final day in vegas. essential question this morning, what is the impact of last night. terrific lineup. we've got the trump team here, the clinton team is here. trump will show in ohio this morning. we'll see him in a bit live. what was the most effective moments. also just last hour, more wikileaks emails were released. our team back in washington is

going through all of them now so we will tell you what we learn when we get that. martha and i will see you of the hour, 10 minutes away. big show coming up for you next.

le -- well, there are serve cirque du soleil performances across las vegas. one of the folks behind the scenes join us. this portion of the show we're about to say is ka is different because the ground is moving. >> it's wunl of the biggest stages we have. the whole stage is moving. the whole show -- the artists have to jump and fall into the depths. >> that's why. we got to make this harder.

>> i think it's hard enough. >> shall we see a little of it. let's get out of the way. circumstanque du soleil. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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cirque du soleil. you guys are the best. >> the debates are over. what are we going to do? >> i'm not sure. >> where are you going, brian? >> i'm going to oklahoma and you can catch me there at barnes and noble. see you later, everybody. bill: the smoke is clearing in las vegas, nevada after a fiery showdown between hillary clinton and donald trump. trump telling voters he may not accept the results of the election if he does not win. there were countless moments from last night. good morning. i'm bill hemmer once again live in las vegas. one final show here. martha good morning to you. martha: back in new york as the campaigns roll on, donald trump and hillary clinton trading plenty of jabs. they took on