election results. hello, everyone. trump charging back on to the campaign trail with just 19 days to go in the election and he is standing his ground telling a crowd today what he will do when the results are announced. after sparking a uproar in last night's big debate. >> i would like to promise and pledge to all of my voters and supporters, and to all of the people of the united states, thatly totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. a big moment there. a columnist for the national review is joining us. gan gerstein is the president of

gotham ghostwriters. so much going on. there he was in delaware, ohio, and he stands by his word. what did make about his clarification there. >> last night's debate was his concession speech. he realizes he can't win. his colors came through, and he has to feel like a winner so the only way to do that is to say he can't win. so he will either be the head of trump tv next and create a media empire for all of the people following him. >> entertainment. he is certainly an entertainer. this was during the noon hour, if i win, he says, it certainly caught everyone off guard.

>> the debate that we have, chris wallace is a star, he was fair, as soon as he said that i thought this is the only thing we're going to focus on for the rest of the day tomorrow if not beyond, and trump made sure that happened bring sy saying that a today "if i win. many of these are enthusiastic. >> there is another moment people are talking about today, donald trump talking about hillary clinton's campaign paying people to insight violence. listen to this. okay, maybe when we have that sound we'll go back to it. here it is -- >> the clinton campaign has paid people to disrupt, violently,

our rallies. and to incite absolute total bedlam. i had occasions when where there were rally that's were so violent, what's going on? they were paid people by the clinton campaign. >> that is a huge issue. especially because how many times has clinton or supporters talked about the violence at trump rallies and what people do and this is a sign of what he stands for. those people were doing that on their own, not okay, doesn't look good to have supporters doing those things, but it looks worse to be paying people to do these kinds of things. that is huge. these get overshadowed by the kind of language of things like "if i win and it was rigged. that is a huge issue. >> i'm sorry, the only thing this is a sign of is donald trump's complete lack of self

awareness. >> he is not paying anyone. >> his whole campaign is focused on playing to people's fears and anger. there is documented instances at several rallies where he is inciting people. >> the difference is these are two low level democratic operatives. we don't even know the details, but the scale is completely different. donald trump has been insighting people to lash out and punch people at rallies. >> the target of donald trump. donald trump called out donna brazil for giving hillary clinton the debate question. the chairwoman of the dnc. >> hillary clinton was given the exact questions to a previous debate word for word by donna

brazil, who is now under tremendous pressure to resign from the dnc. as she should be. she should resign. >> keeping the heat on her, kat? >> yeah, i think he needs to look at things he did wrong in his campaign, but replacing someone who is the problem, at least there is a suggestion that she was doing kind of the same thing. >> i'm sorry, you're latching on to one minor trivial thing. the reason the media is against donald trump is because he is a liar, a fraud -- >> what is trivial about the point he is making there? >> in the scale of things, he is trying to use that as an example

that the media is rigged against him. >> it's not the media, it's the dnc. >> but she is on air and using her position. this is a small, isolated thing. the bigger issue is why is so many people who are smart, on the republican side of the isle, denouncing trump. >> they're not mutually exclusive, either. things he could have done it differently. >> i can't believe we're getting you all upset, dan, didn't you just get married two weeks ago? >> ten days ago. hillary clinton taking the day after after last night's highly contentious presidential debate. jennifer is joining us live from the waldorf historia. we're out here because of the alfred e smith dinner

tonight. it has historically been about political civility. last night was anything but. i flew back to new york on hillary clinton's campaign. when she came back to talk to reporters, the first thing i asked her was about donald trump's remarks saying he would not necessarily accept the election results. here is what she said. >> will you accept the results of the election? >> you know it was horrifying what he said on the stage tonight. we have been around for 240 years. one of our hallmarks have always been that we accept the outcomes of our elections. we do the best we can to have fair and free elections, which duo, and someone wins and someone loses. >> i also asked her about that

project veritas visit owe about democrats stirring up violence at donald trump's rallies. >> if they're found to have, you know -- >> i know nothing about this. i can't deal with every one of his conspiracy theories. >> so again, on the plane ride back, the clinton team feeling very confident. as she boarded the plane, she got a round of applause from her staff. he have be giving a speech tonight side by side with donald trump. >> what a moment that will be. a lot of people will be waiting to see that. meanwhile i ask you jennifer griffin, what are you hearing from hillary clinton's campaign as far as what they see as the biggest mistake that they're opponent donald trump made last night? >> it's very clear they want to capitalize on his remarks about women last night. that has been their strategy all along and it has been paying off

for them in the polls. here is one of the moments they thought they will be able to use on the campaign trail. here is what she said. >> my social security payroll contribution will go up, as will donalds, assuming he can't figure out how to get out of it, but we want to -- >> such a nasty woman. >> he would wrath ha-- rather he a puppet". calling her such a nasty woman. he is down by 17 points among women voters according to the last fox news poll. in terms of the putin remarks, talking about russia, they are playing up the involvement 06

russia. back to you. >> so many headlines coming out of that fox news debate last night, jen griffin, thank you. >> president obama campaigning for hillary clinton in the swing state of florida as we speak where he is also speaking about his affordable care act, ideas, and ways to improve it. kevin cork is live in washington, kevin? >> the president is talking about ways to improve the affordable care act. he is also talking about florida and 19 other state that's have yet to expand medicaid to do so so people who need health insurance can get it in an affordable way. we also know that when insurers are backing out, it gets more expensive and that alone may cause the affordable care act to crater. i want to share pictures with you, the president making his way to the swing state of

florida. he is obviously in favor of obama care, he wants it to be bigger and bolder, and he was joined by deb by wasserman-schultz. >> obama care has to go. next year they going up over 100%, and i'm really glad that the premiums have started so the people see what is happening. >> you're going to hear a lot of talk coming up in the coming weeks about a public option. they want a public or federal health insurance plan that everyone can look at and measure the two to see when which one is more affordable for your family nap is not something they talked about openly. but you will hear about it in

the days and weeks ahead. thank you, a brand new batch of wikileaks e-mails from campaign chairman john podesta. so you know what that means. the latest about the new concerns of the clinton foundation. early voters coming out in droves today. will last night's debate change any minds? >> i would like to hear from secretary clinton. >> i voted for border security and there are limited places where that was a appropriate.

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. foxx news alert, another state heads to the polls today and we're seeing huge lines as

early voting is kicking off back in north carolina. so far at least 2.5 million americans have already voted in this election. and check it out, one of our viewers, karen, picked a beautiful day to vote in south carolina and sent us this photo. now she is part of our election coverage and you can be, too. post your photos on twitter or instagram with the hasht hashtag #foxnews2016. >> more foundation e-mails from jon podesta coming out. you saw it in the presidential debate last night particularly about the clinton foundation.

remember the feud we have been talking about between doug band and chelsea clinton, who was taking on a bigger role at the foundation and was upset about hearing that he was trading on the company name. a new e-mail suggesting that band was under fire over a potential conflict of interest and had to sign a document saying he had no conflict and he added wjc does not have to sign such a document even though he is personally paid by three clinton global sponsors and gets many expensive gifts from them. so more going on, suggesting that bill clinton pocketed money from the charity and hillary clinton wanted to focus just on the good parts of the foundation

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a gox news alert, military officials confirming that a u.s. service member in northern iraq has been killed after being wounded in a roadside bombing. this after they have taken a stronghold. benjamin paul is live in erbil, ooerk. what more do we know about the

death of this serviceman? >> yeah, high sandra. it is just breaking in the last half our or so. we know it is from injuries sustained from an ied roadside bomb. they're not supposed to be on the front line, but today was the fiercest fighting we have seen so far. the only hope that isis had been suppressed by these bombs was misspent. a suicide car bomb emerged and drove twaroward the drivers. it was stopped by another, now nine such cars are deployed by isis today. one of them got through the lines. we don't know what the casualties were for that or if it was connected to the death of the servicemen, but fierce fighting that we're seeing. >> what do we know about what is happening inside of mosul itself.

>> just today we were speaking to people that managed to escape last night from the brutal city. >> this is the very human side of the isis tragedy. men, women, and children. thousands of families displaced by the brutality of the terror groups. this is where they come and the battle may be raging to save their cities, life may never be the same. >> this lady who escaped yesterday broke down in tears as she told us that isis forced her to watchmen locked in cages and drowned alive. isis fighters were hiding among refugees trying to escape. despite that admission. they are still everywhere in that city. it was a very sad day with the

news of his death. we'll see you once we get it. >> live for us in erbil, iraq. >> early voting under way right now in many states like north carolina as the republican frontrunner just spoke out again about whether or not he will accept the election results. and remember this iconic image from the bush-gore race. donald trump using this to help explain donald trump's initial comments about refusing to accept election results, but it that comparison valid in we'll take a look back at that rather confusing election night. we and other networks are now saying that florida, who we and others called, is now too close to call. george w. bush is called the winner of florida and now the president of the united states.

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of the race. again donald trump talked about gore vs. busch. al gore never mentioned contesting the election results in 2000 before the voting was over. then on the night of the election, remember tom brokaw saying we don't just have egg on our faces, we have the whole omelet. they called bush the winner, gore conceded, and then the networks changed their decision and al gore took back his concession. the gore campaign wanted a hand recount of florida ballots. the bush campaign sued, and we got a in-depth election of under votes, over votes, and hanging chads. 36 days later, they stopped the recount and al gore conceded. let there be no doubt that while i strongly disagree with

the courts decision, i accept it. i accept the finality of this outcome that will be ratified next monday in the electoral college. tonight for the sake of our unity as a people and the strength of our democracy, i offer my concession. both candidates said they would have accepted the results of the hand recount. >> another comparison today is howard dean in 2004. he said the election wasn't fair, right? >> right, in 2004 it showed john kerry with a lead over bush and the polls turned out to be wrong. dean maintained that ohio had a list of voters and not allocating enough voting someones in democratic

precincts. one ohio precinct had a 98% voter turnout which is unlikely and another had a 7% turnout, again very unlikely. howard dean told "rolling stone" magazine we know there was a systematic voter suppression. we couldn't say one way or another if the election was stolen. we could not roll it out and we could not prove that it was. exit polling has been restructured. >> what if november 8th rolls around and donald trump does not accept the outcome of the election. what would that look like? what would happen? >> the short answer is not much because there is not much you can do, but it really is unprecedented territory. trump might file lawsuits, challenge the results in different states, but if he did that those states would have to be extremely close for the challenges to survive with the,

you know, individual secretaries of state. bottom line, the constitution is clear that if hillary clinton wins the electoral college, she will be the next president. >> trace gallagher, thank you. now that we have some clarity here, we want to talk more about this let's bring in joe berelly. where does the campaign stand right now in the backlash of the wake of that answer he gave last night and the clarity of today. >> he clarified what he meant and he meant to say he will take advantage of whatever the rules provide him. as did howard dean.

so i don't think he is saying anything that should have triggered the level of outrage that we have seen from some of the mainstream media. you have joe scarborough saying it was just outrage going beyond what normal people would expect from a passing comment like this. >> let's go to the sound, trump taking to the podium, the first time anyone heard from him since the debate last night, and when he answered that question, he said it differently today, take a listen. >> of course i would accept a clear election result but i would also reserve my right to contest or file a legal challenge in the case of a questionable result, right? and always,ly follow and abide by all of the rules and traditions of the mf candidates

that have come before me, always. >> how does that sit with you? >> it's better than what he said last night and do i think it is perfectly fair and frankly enjoyable to call out the left for their sanctamonious hypocrisy. democrats said it was stolen, ill legitimate, hillary clinton was indulged in this herself on multiple occasions. the fact of the matter is that bush bon florida in 2000. no question about it. subsequent recounts showed that bush would have expanded his margin if the recount moved forward. so the fact that he said something not terribly dissimilar to what trump has

said, it's not that much to stomach, what he has been saying for weeks before an election is akin to calling into question the whole process. it seems like it's an excuse in advance for a loss that he is expecting in november. >> it just makes you wonder, is this where you and your campaign, or the g.o.p. wants to focus their message with just 19 days left in this election? to be talking about the system is rigged? >> no, that's why donald trump made a definitive statement today and it wasn't just hillary clinton, it's been joe biden, the vice president, trying to under mine the florida 2,000 vote. the premise of that is that bush stole the election. this is not something new or can

be just attributed to trump, but you're right the headline today should be about how hillary clinton refused to answer a basic question on whether or not she participated in pay to play for her foundation. i can't understand how as a presidential candidate on the verge of being our next president can get away with not having an answer. >> so that was a big moment when he was calling on hillary clinton and the clinton foundation to give back all of those foreign donations last night, let's listen in. >> why don't you give back the money you took from certain countries that treat certain groups of people so horribly. why don't you give back the money. >> i would be happy to compare what we do with the trump foundation that took money from other people and bought a six foot portrait of donald. who does that? it was just astonishing.

>> i think it had some bite and some legitimacy to it, but watching trump ask her that question, it was a great question, a good move, he said if you want to talk about how hateful and mean i am, why don't you give back millions of dollars you have accepted from places in the middle east and she was visibly squirming as he asked her and challenged her but then he kept go and he let the moment pass sometimes me just can't help himself. >> you talk about hating -- >> we're going to leave it there, that is a good place to start. everybody had a late night last night. now to action in the skies. the south and the north saying they detected a failed missile

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much more ahead on donald trump refusing to say whether or not he will concede if he loses the presidential election. he doubled down today, but with a new twist. we'll talk about that and more with the associate editor of the wall street journal. that and more. we have the early numbers in from the debate last night and foxx news coming in number one, beating the competition in cable, news, and broadcast. viewers are not just keeping an eye on the candidates, there was one other person on that debate stage, chris wallace, the anchor

of "fox news sunday." everywhere you look today chris is getting high marks for a job well done. here are some of our favorite moments. hold on folks, this will get out of control. i would like to hear from -- i would to hear from secretary clinton. we learned from the wikileaks that you said this, and i want to quote "my dream is a hemispheric common market with open trade and open borders." >> thank you. >> so my question -- >> i'm not -- >> the specific question for pay for play -- >> obama -- >> there is no evidence, there is a lot of evidence about the very good work and the high ranking that the -- >> so many people know it -- >> could i just respond? >> well, no. you said several things in that debate that were not true, sir. you said that aleppo has basically fallen. >> have you seen what's happened? >> sir, if i may finish my question. so it has not fallen, take a

look at it. >> there are a quarter million people there being slaughters. >> that's right and they're being slaughtered because of bad decisions. >> if i could finish here. >> a job well done, sir. hats off to you, we're all proud of him here at the fox news channel. hillary clinton and donald trump clashing last night. trump accusing clinton of not having a plan to stop people from using drugs and illegally crossing into the u.s. we will secure the border, and once it is secured at a later date we will make a determination as to the rest. we have bad hombres here and we're going to get them out. >> good to have you here, paul. what can you tell us about last night's debate and the conversation that did take place. the candidates clearly clashing

on their immigration policies. >> chris have a feeling now of what it's like to be a police officer now. trump is very clear as always about a secure border, about a novel concept of enforcing the law for immigration which is not happening now. i think there is a clear difference with him making this a priority. not just illegal immigrants, drug cartels, but about isis, a clear, obvious threat from terrorists. hillary clinton just the opposite. you look at her website and anything she says, her statements are about prioritizing not just americans, but illegals. refugees, allowing them on a path to citizenship. she has said it. they're on a path to

citizenship. no concern about what has been going on for decades now. we need to secure the border first and then we can have a discussion about what we do. >> let's talk specifically about hillary's criticism of trump. he went to visit the mexican president and choked -- >> when it comes to the wall that donald talks about building, he went to mexico, had a meeting, he didn't even raise it, he choked, and he got into a twitter war because the mexican president saying we're not paying for that wall. >> she is doing a political jab. i thought it showed leadership by donald trump to go to mexico here with -- this is an emotional issue, with two different sides. he shows leadership diplomacy by going there, acting with great

leadership, talking about the issues of the day, she chose not to go. she was also invited by the president and she didn't go. we all have disagreements and this is a national priority, clearly, to secure the border, enforce the law, and defeat the cartels in next go, but he is focusing on it, he talked about it, and he has a plan to get it done. >> and there is a lot of criticism that immigration policy is being decided by people sitting behind desks. you're a sheriff in a border county. what do you want to see done? this novel concept of enforcing the law. president obama exceeded his executive authority when he said he would be an emperor, a dictator, and he did it. he waved the law when it comes

to immigration. more important than a border fence and a wall, it is the consequences. we need to enforce the law. we need to support our heros in border patrol and that's what i want as a sheriff and a citizen. >> we heard him say it last night and again today, he keeps going back to the original idea that he will build that wall. what do you think every time you hear donald trump say that? more than a sheriff, i'm also a 20 year retired army veteran, a combat engineer. i have built border walls. i know something about this specifically. and we need those barriers and the historically proven baths of smuggling and any built up or urban center complimented with camera, technology, sensors.

but even more important than that, consequences, enforcement of the law. what happened now with no consequences is that it is an open invitation to the millions and millions of future it's an open invitation to the millions and millions of future illegals, just make it to the border and you're home free. by the way, hillary clinton is going to put you on a path to citizenship. if that isn't a message that's publicly communicated that the border's wide open, i don't know what is. >> sheriff, thank you, great to get your perspective on that. >> thank you. >> do you know any retirees in the state of florida? there's a few of them down there, if you ever noticed. if so, you may have seen them in our next report. what did the sunshine state think of the debate last night? what are they talking about? we're going to tell you. the right things working together

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