good morning to you, it is sunday october 23rd. donald trump is laying out his plan for the first 100 days. >> imagine what our country could accomplish if we start working together as one people under one god saluting one american flag. >> we are live on the campaign trail straight ahead. a reporter asks hillary clinton a tough question. brace yourself. >> said the conference that is

now being labeled -- >> i have nothing to say about wikileaks. >> she doesn't want to talk about that. why would she? there is a follow up so unbelievable you're not going to want to miss it. the curse is lifted 71 years later. >> the cubs have won the penn t pennant! >> the best reaction may have come from hillary clinton. we'll share it with you. good impression. >> that is very good. >> is she a cubs f s fan, a yan fan, a mets fan.

>> at least she stays in the national league and the american league. >> that's huge news. we'll get to that later on. if you can believe it, just 16 days now from the election and donald trump hitting three major battleground states and delivering a gettysburg address. >> peter with more on trump's closing arguments. peter? >> good morning. donald trump's big speech yesterday in gettysburg was basically a recap. he took everything that he said over the last year and a half and he organized it and prioritized it so the people know which issues he wants to most urgently address if he wins the white house in what he calls a 100-day action plan. >> i'm asking the american people to rise above the noise and the clutter of our broken mrirks a politics and embrace that great

faith that has always been the central ingredient in the american character. i am asking the american people to dream big, once again. >> trump said yesterday that if he is inaugurated in washington, d.c., on january 20th, his first si six actions would look like this. put term limits on members of congress. hiring freeze in federal government except for those in military or public health sectors. for every new regulation somebody proposes, they have to come for a proposal for two regulations they want to get rid of. number four, a five-year ban on congressman becoming lobbyists after they leave the house or the senate. number five, a lifetime ban on white house officials lobbying on behalf of any other foreign government. and number six, he says there should be a ban on foreign lobbyists raising money for

american eelections. yesterday's speech was billed as trump's closing arguments so being there in banquet hall, basically, in gettysburg, we were surprised that he kicked this 100-day action plan talk with a big takedown on hillary clinton where he really laid into her for being corrupt. he is, again, organizing his final thoughts and he went point by point things we mostly heard before and wasn't surprised to hear that here as we get closer to the end. and also a surprise to hear him during a policy speech give a warning to all of the women who have come forward with allegations of decade-old sexual misconduct against trump and trump's warning to them is that they're all going to get sued by him once the election is over for lying. back to you. >> peter outside trump tower. thank you. yeah that last part was not helpful. that is the take away from most

of the organizations. >> the other stuff was pretty interesting. >> it's clear he is going to fight and scrap to the end. counterpunching will continue. we're not just going to go to 30,000 feet. the rigged system and i think good governance you know it's all rigged and if they can attack me, they can attack you. it's the wall, the jobs, the economy and rebuild our military, infrastructure and the stuff that got them there. >> when it comes to the policy he taurks about or stricter laws when it comes to immigration or obama care, i do think a majority of the country are more in line with what he is saying. he also hit on things that across the board and agree on term limits and also not going into lobbying after five years. a five-year gap between being a congressperson and being a lobbyist. i'm with you, tucker, i'm upset

the fact that he brought up women at all. he did it at gettysburg which had significant meaning for this country and, to your point, that's the headline. "new york post" says trump vows to fight accused system and why even bring this up? why? >> the people loork at washington like you are the richest city in america. you're the richest city because you're the seat of federal power and the money stirks uoney stic. obama were going to get rid of all the lobbyists. they're richer than ever because of all the mandates in obama care. they got paid to put them there. >> i want a swimming pool. i should have been a lobbyist. >> but something else you talked about was the power of the media and how they're getting too much

of it. he pointed specifically to time warner and a tt&t and this merg. here's what he said about that. >> they're trying desperately to suppress my vote and the voice of the american people. as an example of the power structure on friday. a tt&t is buying time warner because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few. >> yeah. ia ya think? if facebook and google, what if they turned off the path. what if they just didn't -- >> or they rigged it behind the scenes and you're seeing different contest. but if you have a few media companies doing that. that's what you get. >> this much and it should concern us.

it sound like a liberal talking point. liberals used to say this. they used to be worried about it and this is a huge problem. teddy roosevelt made this point. >> it was a roosevelt approach. it's corrupt against you. >> i think we're all saying some great points that were made yesterday at a powerful location. a lot of people were waiting to see what he had to say and a presidential moment for him and i could speak for myself. i was frustrated that he brought some other things n s into it. >> i'm frustrated that he gives the media the opening they want and not cover the depths -- >> it takes away from other headlines like wikileerks that don't seem to be getting nearly as much coverage because hillary clinton doesn't want to talk about it. she was asked about.

watch the tape. >> secretary clinton, are you concerned that donald trump if you were elected. and one other issue, wikileaks said the -- >> no, i have nothing to say about wikileaks other than we should be concerned what the russians are trying to do to our election and using wikileerks very blatantly and i have no concerns about the first question whatsoever. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >> just one more thing. one more question. >> what a dumb question in the first place. some say it's pay for play, no, it ask a specific question and you'll get a specific answer.

the question, is it real or not? are you saying these documents were forged by vladimir putin. >> you know this one follow up question -- >> i'm using this. that is good. >> you have to ask something specific because if i was hillary clinton or her campaign aide, if you don't have an answer, don't answer it. i don't blame her for that. but as the reporter your job is to find a specific narrative. to hit on something she has to answer it. >> and follow up and follow up, again. >> wouldn't yoursel self respec tell you. >> you have to know her favorite -- >> i'm not even going to try. we do have some other headlines to get to this morning. a desperate manhunt for a

killer intensifying at this hour after two kids are found shot to death in a violent home invasion. police near atlanta, georgia, said someone broeke into this house. the horrific murders happening in front of their siblings eyes. police not considering the parents suspects. you are loorking live right now at the latest in the fight against isis. kurdish soldiers launching a new offensive overnight less than ten miles outside the embattled city of mosul. so far at least one american has been killed. u.s. defense secretary ash carter arriving just outside mosul where he's expected to get a closer look at u.s. operations and turkey's role in that offensive. new disturbing details about the massive cyberattacks that brought down twitter and netflirx and amazon.

the service company argued in the crash saying it was a then sophisticated plot. dvrs and baby monitors to atark and crash internet servers. the new world hackers claimed responsibility but then said it received no such claim. and then there's this, a chicago cubs breaking more than seven decades of a curse with a historic win last night. >> the cubs have won the pennant. >> it was huge. the cubs beating the l.a. dodgers sending the team to first world series since 1945. they will take on the indians in game one on tuesday night in cleveland. fans celebrating in the street after bill murray brought to tears after that historic win. here's hillary clinton rearkzct

to the game. she grew up just outside of shrk. >> you know, congratulations to the cubby fans. you have been waiting a very, very long time. >> amazing. >> cubs/indians, a fun world series. voting for trump is a "legal terrorist move." well a person voting for trump is here to respond to that, next. live from new york, tom hanks and "saturday night live" take on the third presidential debate. >> i'd be happy to taurklk abou the last 30 years. >> no, not again. >> bark in the 1970s i worked for the children's fund and then i was a senator and then i was secretary of state and i don't know if you heard this before -- >> we have. >> but i was instrumental in taking down a man by -- >> osama. >> -- osama bin laden.

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doctor's office or pharmacy. . just 16 days until the election and michael moore, as he oftentimes does says crazy things like "trump supporters are legal terrorists." he tells this to "rolling stone" magazine and no longer just donald j. trump on the ballot. i want them to think about the damage they could do being a legal terrorist on november 8th. well, let's bring in branel, a life-long democrat supporting trump and also the vice chair of the national chair supporting trump.

so michael moore says anyone who pulls the lever for donald trump on november 8th is a legal terrorist. what say you? >> i would say that anyone that votes for hillary clinton is aiding and abetting a felon. a person who deleted 33,000 e-mails that were under congressional subpoena and she committed a felony and anyone that agrees with her or votes for her is aiding and abetting that felon. not only that. pay to play is on the ballot because we know hillary clinton has taken money from countries that behead women and throw h e homos homosexuals off buildings and you're aiding and abetting. with respect to all the corruption in washington, she's a part of that. she is a part of that monster down there that drained the swamp. >> absolutely. >> that mr. trump wants to take care of. >> why is it leftists like

michael moore you have to hate women and black people and you're a racist. why is that connection always made by them? >> they have to do that because they don't have any record of helping women. they don't have any record of doing anything for blacks and latinos, especially in our inner cities. and, so, when there's no conversation about, hey, i've done this, i've done that to help your community or to help your gender, the only thing they can do is name call. we're taurkinglking about a per named hillary clinton who has been lying since watergate. the thing about it, she is the kind of candidate after she says good morning, you can't believe anything else she says. you better go out and look if the sun is shining after she says good morning. basically, she's corrupted our department of justice and our fbi. this is someone who they have said cannot have security clearance, which means she's disqualified to even be president. >> she doesn't know what the c is on the classification, as

well. >> given nuclear launch time on national television. >> their playbook across the board is, of course, attack you. >> donald trump gave a speech yesterday in gettysburg, what was your big take away? >> i toork away that donald trump is standing up for the american people. we have people who are pawning their rings, their jewelry and their family's television to make it in this economy. what donald trump said is, look, if they're doing this to me, they're definitely screwing the american people. so, what he said we're going to stand up tall. i'm going to fight for you. you're my special interest and i'll give you all you got. all you have to do is november 8th. come and give me all you got. >> thank you for giving us all you got this morning. always great. have a wonderful morning. >> god bless you, thanks for having me. they risk their lives to defend our country and now asking our troops to pay up and

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we're back with some quick headlines from the campaign trail. "las vegas review journal" offered corporate sensibility and steadfast determination adding readers should ignore hostility and focus, instead, on the issues. and pop stars miley cyrus and katy perry drumming up support for hillary clinton in battleground states. surprising college students in

virginia and nevada by going dorm to dorm in a bid to win extra millennial votes for clinton. remember when hillary clinton's campaign chairman called bill richardson a "needy latino." >> the newest wikileaks might explain his choice of words. "she needs to call me if she wants my support. if not, fine, i don't understand what her problem is, if she has one." >> joining us to react to the latest e-mails rick sanchez. good morning, rick, always great to have you on the show. >> fantastic to be here with you. >> what do you make off the top of the latest ones we've heard. i'm assuming you're not one of the needy. >> i am.

ask my wife and kids. fact of the matter is this is ma mised opportunity for the republican party to cash in on something that many of us have known for a long time and that is the democratic party has been taking latinos in the united states for granted and really likes them. especially not around dinnertime, but around election time. now, the other fact of the matter is it's sad because barring some kind of force, donald trump is going to lose this election and going to lose this election essentially based on what would be unkind cut, self-inflicted wound. suicide, really, that has taken him away from what would have been a wonderful opportunity for the conservative movement and the republican party. if you just look at numbers. let's just do numbers in our head, if we can. i know's a little bit early. and let's not give him the worst lately which was romney. let's give him something in the middle. somewhere between 30% and 35%.

if the candidate for the presidency for the united states with an r in front of their name had 30 to 35% of the latino vote, this thing would be over and hillary clinton would be preparing herself for a loss. instead, it's looking very much the other way and hillary clinton, unfortunately, is looking like she's going to win this thing because we have cast aside so many smart, wonderful conservativismgrant he ishispan country, let me say unfortunately for the fifth time, i think. >> trump's not the only republican in america. the campaign committees, the rnc, the leadership in the congress and they're not doing anything, as far as i can tell, with this richardson line. should they play a role in this, too? >> you're absolutely right. bill is a friend of mine and a really good guy and i talk to him on the phone from time to time and i know this is

something that he was very upset about a long time ago because he's not one of those guys that gives himself to a candidate easily. i do believe and, tuck, you know how this works, the noise that and when you guys started the show, the noise that donald trump creates makes it impossible for us to be able to in america to hear anything else. when he gives a speech, well, i mean, look, let's just go bark to the beginning. when you start your campaign referring to people crossing the border. mexicans and suggesting that latinos are rapists, i'm sorry. you've got to have a real tough time getting -- >> come on now, rick. you know he didn't say latinos are rapists. >> you're right. i have to give you this one. he did say not all of them. >> he did say not all of them. >> did you just hear yourself? because he said not all of them is okay.

i don't know, let's not demagogue it too much. >> well, hold on o. i'm going to tell you why hillary clinton's campaign is so flawed and why it would be so easy for a marco rubio or a jeb bush. did you know latinos who come over the border that are undocumented are least likely to commit a crime than you, me or anybody else statistically in the united states of america? did you know that if you actually look at the numbers, hispanics are creating more growth in the united states than any other group? did you know that hispanics are actually employing more people and creating more small jobs than any other group? did you know if you took all the hispanics who live in the united states right now, if they were a country, would be the 12th largest economy in the entire world. larger than spain. why don't we hear these things. >> we don't have a border. donald trump will also say you don't have a country, if you don't have a border, if you don't know who's coming here.

>> guys, come on, let's not get silly. nobody, not a hispanic person in the united states that i know who is arguing that we shouldn't have a border. that's one of the fringe crazy statements that people make from time to time. >> you argue that -- >> you, obviously, believe we should not have a country if you think his papanics are good peo. the point of the matter is if you insult people and make them feel unwelcome, they're not going to want to vote for you. >> we're being barked at because the time is, unfortunately, over. >> rick, good to have you on the show. good to see you. >> i love you guys. >> stop being so silly, you two. >> thank you, rick. >> take care. remember when hillary clinton said this in her attempt to pander to african-american voters. >> hot sauce. >> hot sauce in my bag, what?

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was incredibly rude to secretary clinton. >> thank you, chris. that's exactly the kind of language that has poisoned and and if you agree, go to hillaryclinton.com and buy a limited edition nasty woman mug. >> donald, listen, i'm trying to help you, buddy. repeat after me. i, donald trump -- >> i, the best ever donald trump -- >> promise to accept the results of this election. >> the results of this election, if i win. because hillary has no idea how to fix anything. what has she been doing -- >> donald, don't. >> i'd be happy to talk about the last 30 years. >> no, not again. >> then i was secretary of state and i don't know if you heard this before -- >> we have. >> but i was instrumental in taking down a man by the name

of -- >> osama -- >> osama bin laden. >> hard to do this show this season because how do you parody reality. >> tom hanks. how cool is that to play chris wallace. he did a good job with that. >> he did do a good job. more from wikileaks the 14th installment yesterday and here is an e-mail from amanda, she is a political director for the hillary clinton campaign and taurking about an appearance that hillary is going tomeric. is everyone comfortable with her saying, yo mama. >> this coming from february of 2016. have you noticed these wikileaks, they're getting closer to real time. >> with the response being, no, please let's revise. >>yism i'm going to say yo mama.

let's figure out the most patronizing thing we can say to a black audience. >> she has said it before. >> in case you don't remember this. this might have been the apogee of patronizing. listen to this. >> what is something you always carry with you? >> hot sauce. >> really? >> yeah. >> hot sauce. >> hot sauce in my bag, what? >> hot sauce. >> really? >> yes. >> people are going to see this and say -- >> is it working? >> oh, no. the fact that they picked up on the pandering that quickly. >> they didn't buy it at all. >> she's like shifting her coffee mug around. >> that's like an "snl" skit. >> as you said, tucker, she

hasn't carried her own bag for a year. >> since the carter administration. the last time she drove a car. just say, look, i'm completely out of touch but vote for me anyway. >> you know who you just love on the show. rick. >> that's not true because 20 seconds ago i was sleeping. and jui just woke up. >> it is chilly outside, guys. i guess it's about to happen for all of us. are you ready for winter, everybody. it's coming. take a look at the weather map. show you what's going on. it feels like fall or almost like winter. snow flying today across areas of the higher elevations of upstate new york and new hampshire. you get an idea. the wind chill. we haven't talked about wind chill. take a look down in montgomery alabama and mobile 43 as you're waking up. you get the idea that cooler air

has settled in across a lot of the eastern part of the country. today we're going to continue to see a little bit of rain across areas of the great lakes and snow across the higher elevations towards the northeast and very chilly and very windy day. be ready for a breezy day. down across the southeast, we have the clear skies. couple of degrees warmer than it was yesterday, but remaining quite chilly, as well. we'll stay chilly for the next couple of days. no signs of warming up just yet, unfortunately. all right, guys, back to you inside. we have some other headlines to get to this morning. starting with this. after risking their lives on the battlefields of iraq and afghanistan, thousands of veterans are being ordered to pay back their bonuses. >> fire. >> the pentagon says 10,000 national guard soldiers were overpaid in a move to keep the

establish. numbers high, enlistment numbers high. they're on the hook to pay it all back and for one wounded warrior it means writing a $46,000 check to uncle sam. that's terrible. taking over yet another college campus. cal state fullert eerfullerton released a list of words that are not inclusive enough. include words like man made and use the word artificial, instead. other examples used spokesperson over spokesman. say society instead of mankind and try hey, everyone, instead of hey, guys. and hundreds of women fighting back after a man bashes yoga pants. nearly 500 people marching past his rhode island house after being infuriated with his letter in a public newspaper and called it ridiculous, bizarre and disturbing. >> i certainly do not expect to see the letter from mr.

sorantino dressing for their comfort. >> the marchers say it's all in good fun but the man says he has gotten death threats over that. >> what do you think of yoga pants? >> i'm very pro. >> okay, we'll leave it there. coming up, president obama blasting donald trump for quote/unquote whining about a rigged election. he was saying the same thing about 2008. remember? >> i want to be honest, not just republicans who have monkeyed around with elections in the past. sometimes democrats have to. >> a rare moment of candor. the hypocrisy is laughable. he joins us next. amazin prune juice to stay fit on the inside? it's made only from prunes, nothing else.

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we've seen president obama hammering donald trump over trump's claim that our elerkteral system is rigged. watch this. >> there is no serious person out there that would suggest somehow that you could even, you could even rig america's elections. and, so, i'd advise mr. trump to stop whining. >> no serious person who would suggest that, although he himself suggested it back in 2008. watch this. >> i want to be honest. it's not as if it's just republicans who have monkeyed around with elections in the past. sometimes democrats have, too. we have to have a -- i believe, a voting rights division in the justice department that is nonpartisan and that is serious about, you know, investigating cases of vote fraud. >> well, no wonder people voted

for him back then. let's get a reaction from colonel allen west, our friend and a fox news contributor. great to see you this morning. >> good morning, tucker. >> the difference between obama 2008 and obama 2016 he is part of the system and has power. >> you're absolutely right. i think it's pretty interesting the president talking about whining. something he has been doing for the past 7 1/2, almost 8 years. when you loork at the integrity of our electoral process. i can give you some pretty specific examples about what happened in st. lucy county under the supervisor of election gertrude walker and susan booker there, but you have not seen any type of investigations what has happened in those cases. so, again, this hypocrisy of, you know, election integrity when it suits them. you hear the democrats talk about it. but, tucker, you know to come into that headquarters there at

faurx n fox news, you have to show a security i.d. why is it asking people to show a picture i.d. to go and vote is such a heinous and racist, you know, proposal is beyond me. >> of course. here you have the democratic party, which is imported millions and millions of low-skilled labor into the united states. not because it helps this economically. they don't bother tomeric that case at all. it's not paurbl to make i-- whe immigration policy is only about increasing your electoral margin, that's not rigging? it seems like rigging to me. >> you look at california as a prime example where people in that state illegally can obtain driver's licenses. what i just talked about is showing a picture i.d. and someone can show up with that picture i.d. and they will be allowed to vote. thanks to wikileaks and some of

the e-mails they released, illegal immigrants having picture i.d., drivers licenses so they can be able to vote. there is a question out there about the integrity of our electoral progress and for the first time we have had a republican in donald trump who has stood up and pushed back against this system and the fraud against the democrats. we had the video that shows that is truly a case in point. if it were not, then those two individuals on that video, why did they step down and resign their positions? >> colonel, great to see you this morning. thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure, thank you. it's being called the single worst cyberattack in the united states. using your web cams and baby monitors and even your microwaves to do it. was this a dry run for election day? we have more on that coming up. before it became a medicine,

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. welcome back. it was the worst cyber attack in u.s. history. it turns out hackers use your everyday household items to get to popular websites cross the country. for hours some are warning that shutdown may be a dry run for an election day attack on the polls. here to weigh in is cyber security expert and president of the consulting firm, tcs, anthony mond louis owe. welcome. >> the biggest attack in u.s. history. what's going on here? >> it's a real mess. it's called a distributed attack. they use, cameras, drrs, your e refrigerators and use the default passengers that many of

us can't use because of -- they turn the devices and pointed them to the dns server. it knocked out the internet names and then services went out. internet connections went down. it was a mess. twitter went down. >> that's what's scary about this. you think okay, they can get into our computers. we've known that for some time. we're talking about things in our homement like a speaker, dvr, an ipad, things you would never think about that could be hacked. people who have the devices at home and are worried about this, what can they do? >> what you can do, like the camera system, you need to change the default name and password. most of them ship with the password password. they're mass producing them. >> how often do you change them? >> i would change them any time you feel your account has been compromised. you get a spam e-mail or a virus

sent to your computer. never use the same passwords for your device. it would be like using one key for everything, for your car, your home. you lose that. >> i can barely remember one password. you have to literally write them all down. >> one little trick you can do is make your password a sentence. i love the new york giants exclamation point. you want to modify that for what sites you're using. that's hard for a computer to crack but easy for a human to remember. >> did the hack mean a dry run for election day, impacting the polling? >> absolutely. >> it's a very big concern. i looked at this as a boxer planting his jab. he's jabbing. guess what snt right hook is going to become every member on election day. people will depend on communication systems and voting software packages. what about law enforcement, what if you knock down their communication systems. it could cause absolute chaos.

it's scary. >> you think about polling and already the challenges we face with voting and polls. >> if you have a voting system that's on internet and you take 10 billion device and point it at that voting system, guess what the votes won't come through and it may not be accurate. it's scary. >> hoping that doesn't happen. >> i'm with you. >> thanks for your insight and technical expertise. >> thanks for having me. chris wallace praised for asking the tough questions at the third debate. next hour, chris joins us live and our turn to ask questions to chris. it may be the most patriotic thing to happen at a sporting event. one singer's new take put all the kneelers in their place. we're back after this. land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave

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it's sunday, october 23rd. i'm abby hunts man. we're 16 days until the election. donald trump is laying out his plan forrist first 100 days in office. >> imagine what our country could accomplish if we started working together as one people under one god saluting one american flag. >> we're live on the campaign trail straight ahead. a reporter dares ask hillary a real question sort of. watch this. >> said that clinton foundation -- that's now being labeled by. [ inaudible ] >> i have nothing to say about this. >> answer, vladimir putin, red scare, go away. i'm not talking. there was a follow-up that you won't want to miss. it's unbelievable.

stay tuned. >> it was a doozy. >> it might be the post patriotic thing you'll ever see at a game. and the home of the brave ♪ >> that is super cool. getting chills watching it. >> the new take on the national anthem. puts all the kneelers in their place. stay in your place and stick with us. mornings are better with friends. that did give me chills. wow. >> powerful. >> it's amazing. there are kneelers and standers. >> he painted that thing upside down. >> all of a sudden it flipped. they are the marines. >> that's amazing. very, very cool. >> thanks for joining us. >> appreciate it. >> you let me come back.

by popular demand. >> thank you for letting us into your homes. we're six days from the election. donald trump hitting three major battleground states and delivering a gettysburg address. >> that's where peter doocy is live outside of trump tower with more on the closing argument at gettysburg. peter, you were there all day. >> reporter: we were there all day yesterday. just got in late last night. before donald trump got into his plan for the 100 days after being inaugurated if he wins the election in less than three weeks, he started off by talking about something he would do after the election. he says that is sue all of the women he says are lying about him being sexually inappropriate more than a decade ago of the that was new. we hadn't heard that before. he laid out an outline to condense the policy proposals he's made. this action plan as he calls it is also a contract. he says the people should look

for this document, look at it and vote for the things on it. even if they don't want to vote for him. >> it's a contract between donald j. trump and the american voter. it begins with bringing honesty, accountability and change to washington, d.c. >> referee: he says the first six things he would do are this. number one, put term limits on members of congress. number two, have a hiring freeze in the federal government except for employees and military people, public safety employees and public health employees. then he says that for every new regulation proposed, there needs to be two regulation eliminated that are also proposed. number four, a five-year ban on congressman become lobbyists. a lifetime ban on officials lobbying for a foreign government. a complete ban on foreign lobbyists raising money for american elections.

from gettysburg, hit a pair of swing states, virginia and ohio where he said this. >> i've got news for all of the people taking advantage of our rigged system. in 17 days, everything is going to change. in 17 days, going to drain the swamp of corruption in washington, d.c. >> reporter: there was a minor change. he said he's going to build a wall and mexico will pay for it. now he's saying he's going to build a wall and mexico will reimburse the united states for it. back to you. >> well, great peter doocy outside trump tower. thanks a lot peter. >> thank you, peter. >> they billed it as a big speech. you have a speech at gettysburg, you'll have historical characterizations. abby, you shared thoughts this

morning. earlier this morning, he went down rabbit holes. he made it perfectly clear. he's going to fight to the end against his opponent. he believes rigging the system is a closing argument, they field it's so weighted you do you believe down on good governance. he called it the contract with the american voter as opposed to contract with america. sort of that he is the people and she's the establishment. you hear a lot of things regardless of your political -- that's a huge one for people. people in congress not being a lobbyist straight out of office much that's another big one. the point i made earlier, pete, this was a speech that had to come across presidential, it had to impact people that aren't already with him. he has the 30, 40% that will always be at his side. this is to bring the undecided voters over. many are not excited to vote for

hillary clinton. that's the only that i wins this race. by bringing the other things, going down the rabbit hole it's for the lazy news media outlet. that's the title. many of the headlines. >> washington is a good argument. but it's basically corrupt. why is this the richest city in america. obamacare, every major piece of legislation is written by lobbyists of people who can influence the system. not for you. for them. everyone one of the bomb kair man indicates are there because someone pate to put them there. pointing that out, i think, is a winning argument. >> that's what people are refreshed about donald trump. he will go there and talking about makes those changes. >> it talks draining the swamp. imt out of the back of hillary

clinton's presidential plane, some were able to ask questions finally. there's a lot of softballs. one caught her eye yesterday that tried to get at some truth. here it is. >> are you concerned that -- [ inaudible ] one other issue, there was -- said that a clinton foundation -- is now being labeled -- >> no, i have nothing to say about wikileaks other than i think we should all be concerned about what the russians are trying to do to our elections and using wikileaks very blatantly to try to influence some of the election. i have no concerns about the first question whatsoever. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >> are you a miley cyrus fan? >> if that was one of my reporters, i would fire her. that's the worst dumbest series

of questions i've ever seen. >> easy to avoid that one. >> where is the follow-up? >> the foulup is wait a second, are you saying -- follow-up is are they real or not? the reporter didn't ask the follow-up because she doesn't want to be mean to hillary clinton. fired, done. >> trump e-mails that were hacked and that's what we were talking about, she would have a number of things to say about that. the one thing that democrats go to, we're not going to talk about wikileaks because that's dangerous. it's all politics. >> of course. on wikileaks, you saw hillary clinton say no, i'm going to say -- i won't answer and i'm going to deflect to russia. what we saw yesterday from another wikileaks, the 14th time for wikileaks e-mails was evidence that this was completely their report. there was an e-mail sent to john podesta, the chairman of the campaign saying this, walk back and escape from her statement

that finally we are where we need to be against isis. most voters don't believe we're beating isis. the next terror attack will be greeted with hot iron of that statement. the best approach is to slaughter donald for his romance with putin. here people are involved with the campaign say don't answer the questions whether wikileaks or russia. just go to the next one. >> i mean, putin is fighting isis. it's not an endorsement of putin. but what does that have to do with it? they're changing our look at russia to help her get elected president. that's reckless and not -- >> that is sort of the underlying theme of all of these e-mails. everything to get her elected regardless of how they feel about the issues. i think that's the most problematic of all of it. that's what people seem to not want this election cycle.

someone who doesn't want to be president. yet, here we are. >> they won't answer the question and the press won't ask them. it's the week for the tepid, by the way, there's a thing saying two bats -- >> starting at -- i love their answer well a series of intelligence organizations and "the new york times" both will vouch for the fact it's russia doing this. i remember that argument from 15 years ago. oh, the intel is there. "the new york times" verifies it. don't ask questions. it's true. i was there. done this before. >> other headlines this morning. we start with a desperate manhunt for a killer intensifying after two kids are found shot to death in a home invasion. police near atlanta, georgia, say someone broke into this house before someone killed davion coates and his 11-year-old sister tatiana. it happening in front of three

siblings. the parents rushed back. a possible deadly explosion in the middle of times square that was stopped. police wrestling 24-year-old connecticut woman to the ground after spotting her attempting to attempt a homemade cocktail around hundreds of people. she tried to set fire to a rag friday night. that liquid being tested. the woman is charged with placing a false bomb and is undergoing a psychiatric evaluation. i love this story. the chicago cubs breaking more than a seven-decade curse with a historic win last night. >> the cubs have won the pennant! >> the cubs beating the l.a. dodgers sending the team to their first world series, get, this, since 1945. they will take on the indians in game one of the series tuesday night in cleveland. fans erupting in celebration in the streets even after bill murray brought to tears after

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hillary clinton is in the hot seat. presidential nominee has important answer -- >> possibly one of your clinton foundations now being labeled by some of the -- can you talk about that as well? >> no, i have nothing to say about wikileaks other than i think we should all be concerned about what the russians are going to do to our election. >> why won't see answer the question. jessica tar love is here. mercedes, you finally have a question asked by a reporter about wikileaks. but the question is so general,

asking nothing really specific. you have over, what, 20,000 e-mails out and no follow-up, no nothing. i understand why hillary doesn't want to answer this. i blame the reporter for not pushing that. >> didn't you read the wikileak e-mails, abby, saying they're the media colluding with the clinton campaign? here's what she's doing. running out the clock. 17 days until the election. she can deflect and duck. she feels like she doesn't need to answer the questions. she's going to blame it on the russians and hopes that's enough to get her across the finish line. for hillary clinton, her goal has been to focus on the tone and temperament of donald trump and avoid answering any questions on wikileaks. >> jessica, the reverse. you always try to say what if this were the other par into. what if it were donald trump's or his camp's e-mails, that's all hillary clinton would be talking about. >> yeah. but this is politics. she has over 16 days to go.

why would you spend time talking about this stuff? if you could focus on donald trump's temperament. neither candidate wants to talk about their scandals. donald trump doesn't want to talk about the foundation or the sex assault charges. it makes perfect sense to me. i don't love that pivot. let's just talk russians. i think with the clinton foundation, she feels a lot of that is asked and answered by this point. >> i'm not sure about that. >> that's what she thinks. >> oh, no. >> let's put hillary clinton aside here. you can understand why she doesn't want to answer this. but why is the media not doubling down and asking the real questions here? we're not talking about just personal scandals in her life. we're talking about real things. real problematic pay for play, taking advantage of the system. that matters when you're running for president of the united states. >> even this past week we saw the fact that hillary clinton herself was personally negotiating with the moroccan government a month before she was lodging to run for

president. it really becomes a big issue when now we're starting to see hillary clinton just complete involvement in this process in dealing with foreign governments. many of the foreign governments who oppress women and oppress gays and the fact that it comes across being a conflict of interest, a pay for play. bill clinton received money for -- it's to expose it and show the corruption of the clintons. >> that's been built into her numbers at this point. i mean, this is why she had trouble with her honesty and trustworthiness numbers. >> they dee certificate to have know. >> the "washington post" called her to step away from the foundation for all clinton toss disengage. that's not a pro-republican paper there, right? >> i know you do support hillary clinton, but when it comes to some of the things that come out in the wikileaks, including the $12 million that comes from the

morocco for example, does any of that make you pause and think, this is maybe quite troubling? >> i think it's worthy of discussion. i certainly have no pause in this election and i've been a hillary clinton supporter since the start, i'm not a bernie convert. i understand having a discussion about it. but i also think there's a lot of wikileaks that people are treating more damning. i think hillary is great and pragmatic. >> anti-catholic? >> i'm sorry she -- >> podesta talked about the catholic church and the revolution of the -- as a catholic and latina, i'm personally insulted by the comments that have come out. [ overlapping talking ]. >> to that point, mercedes, that's the question that need to be asked from somebody. this is all really important. we have to leave it there. thank you both for being with us. imagine the reaction when one foster mom discovers that

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we're back with quick headlines. the saga photographer bob dylan's nobel prize is getting more tangled. >> musician from my home state of michigan getting called i am polite and arrogant by the nobel committee member. dylan is the first musician to win the nobel prize in late literature. he hasn't responded to the nobel

committee. a judge facing 37 years behind bars for trying to bribe an fbi agent with bud light. a pretty sobering reality for judge arnold jonesi ii, convicted for offering the beers in exchange for copies of his wife's text messages. officials say the agents should have asked for a warrant instead. you think? not bud light? a new poll by the public religion research institute shows the catholics heavily tort voting for hillary clinton by a 24-point margin. 57 to trump's 33%. >> no secret the majority of democrats lean democrat. but when it comes to beliefs, do any democratic politicians lean catholic? religion contributor father jonathan morris is here. >> the numbers are pretty shocking. >> why do you think we're seeing this? >> if you line up, going to sit down and vote, i think what we should do is sit down and say

what do i vote and what are these people going to do that lines up with i believe in most? there should be a hierarchy of values. at the top of that, in my opinion, should be life. protection of life. that's not just -- from conception to natural death. that's a big part of the catholic belief system. i think if people sat down more and actually thought that through, those numbers would be different. because the republican party at this point in in platform at least is pro life. what happens in reality is people vote with emotions. for example, among hispanic, if you have somebody who has been in the country for 15, 20 years and you believe that the democratic nominee is going to get them citizenship, you're going to be voting on emotion, not sitting down and lining things up. you're not going to put that hierarchy of values there.

>> these numbers are skewed because these are not simply people voting as catholics. some of them are catholics and heavily hispanic and trump is not doing a lot on that front. >> that's a big part of that. >> emotional issues in play. >> people forget that when you go to the voting booth, so many people vote on what they feel. >> you see this disconnect between catholic doctrines and positions of major democratic. one in particular, tim kaine was talking about marriage inequality in the church. this is how he explained it. want to get your reaction. >> my support for marriage equality now, my full complete, unconditional support for marriage equality is at odds with the current doctrine of the church that i still attend. but i think that's going to change, too. pope francis famously said, who am i to judge. to that i want to add, who am i to challenge god for the

beautiful diversity of the human family? i think we're supposed to celebrate it. not challenge it. he said we need an awakening inside the catholic church. what do you say when politicians preach to you? >> you know what, rob, i don't mind if they preach to me. i'm glad he's still going to church. a lot of people as soon as they come to conflict, they stop going. they'll come up with lots of excuses. i'm glad he's still going. but i think if you say, i am catholic or i am an evangelical, i am a christian. i am jewish. it means something. it means i believe with my church on at least the central issues. i think tim kaine and others have responsibility to say i'm going to form my conscience and take what i believe and form my conscience and act accordingly. >> a public position and private position -- >> it's totally illogical.

i simply do not believe this. government imposes all sorts of things on us, regulations. that's what government -- you're supposed to take your beliefs, your values and you go into government and use those values to make the world a better place. >> certainly imposed his values on us every day. >> they want to go in and change the world. change it according to what you believe in. >> you're fired up so early. >> we were in the hallway, tucker and i and you told us about your schedule. tell us briefly. 8:30 mass, i got to get there in 45 minutes. 9:30 spanish, 11:00 italian. then 12:15 english. >> he speaks them all? >> unbelievable. we love having you here. >> i feel much better about myself right now. >> live from new york, it's tom hanks as chris wallace. >> tonight is going to be a lot like the third lord of the rings

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that he will not have the help of putin in this election. we've never had anything like this happen in any of our elections before. >> that was a great pivot off the fact that she wants open borders, okay? >> the debate the other night in las vegas presiding over, of course was chris wallace. he joins us now. chris, were you surprised by the russia answer? >> no. because that's one of the ways that the clintons and the clinton campaign are trying to get off the whole issue of what is in the wikileaks e-mails, to say, well, look, this is the fruit of hacking by the russians and so donald trump will you condemn the russians and vladimir putin. both sides do it, but it was a predictable pivot on the part of hillary clinton. >> how long, chris, can she get away with not answering that question? you did a great job following up. reporters time and time again ask it. she pivots. how long is that effective?

and is >> how long do we have to election day? 16 days. if she wasn't going to do it with donald trump on the debate stage, that's the thing now. that's why these debates were so terribly important. that was the opportunity for trump in front of tens of millions of people to confront her. now that she's back on the campaign trail and she can -- she goes to the back of the plane and answers questions and then when she doesn't like the questions, turns around and goes up to the front. that stage of the campaign is over to a large degree. she can run her own campaign like donald trump can run his own campaign for the last two weeks. >> chris, moderating has to be one of the toughest things to do. our hats off to you for doing such a great job. snl, as you probably saw, had a little fun with the debate last night. mocking the pivot that we showed you earlier with hillary clinton. let's take a look at that.

>> i'm chris wallace and welcome to the third and final presidential debate. wikileaks has been releasing your campaign e-mails, many of which raise serious questions. >> thank you for bringing up my e-mails, chris. i'm very happy to clarify what was in some of them. sorry, what carol? i'm sorry. i thought i heard my friend, carol. back to your question about the way that donald treats women. and that is how you pivot. >> so you're just never going to answer a question about your e-mails? >> no. but it was very cute to watch you try. >> amazing. you know you've made it in life when you have tom hanks playing your character. you're wearing the same exact outfit this morning and last night. >> i've got to say that no, he was -- that was the -- almost the identical tie.

that's one of the things i noticed with the red tie with the blue stripes. i don't know where he got that. i'll have to look in my closet to see if it's still there. i will tell you i've done a lot of things in this business, when you do a debate two, three weeks before the election with one of the people is going to be the next president of the united states, 71 million people watch and then tom hanks does you on "saturday night live," it's the fitting end to a fairly surreal week. >> it's overwhelming not just from the right but the left. you were by far the most accomplished moderator, got to the questions and the topics. certainly made everyone at fox newschannel very far. >> thank you. now can i promote my show? >> yes. >> you all know, you're as good as your next show. we're going to have an interesting broadcast this morning on the fox broadcast network. we'll be talking with the campaign managers from both sides.

kellyanne conway for the trump campaign, robby muck for the clinton campaign. do we not have a picture of robby? snie i guess not. there you go. there were some questions i didn't get to and debate questions are a terrible thing to waste particularly when i put the work into it. talk about obamacare, sanctuary cities, things that we didn't get to in the debate on wednesday. >> well done, chris. >> he's always a snappy dresser. >> he is. love t we have other headlines to get to this morning. starting with this. a frantic search is under way right now for a teenager who may have been swept away into a storm drain. 16-year-old jacob goulet hasn't been heard from or seen since walking home from a friend's house. that was friday night. severe storms had battered the area sending water rushing down

the streets. the police finding belongings near the drain. they're searching nearby rivers and the underground storm system. risking their lives on battlefields of iraq and afghanistan, thousands of our nation's veterans are being ordered to pay back their bonuses. >> fire. >> the pentagon says 10,000 california national guard soldiers were overpaid in a move to keep enlistment numbers high. they're on the hook to pay it all back. coming up in the 9:00 hour, we're talking with a soldier who says her family is being punished for the military's mistake. you don't want to miss that. a mother horrified when she finds out that her 12-year-old foster child, listen to this, is actually a 21-year-old trained jihadi terrorist. >> what? >> that's right. the supposed orphan named jamaal

said that he was very fit and could shoot a gun with ease. he threatened to kill his foster parents and had taliban material on his phone. it is feared more terrorists could be posing as kids to get into the uk from refugee camps. that is frightening and horrible. it might be the most patriotic thing that you will ever see at a sport game. >> for the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave >> unbelievable. so that is artist joe everson creating a masterpiece while singing the national anthem. the once in a lifetime performance taking place before the toledo hockey game. fans were amazed at that moment. it turned upside down, you had

no idea what he was painting until he turns it over. >> harnessing his dyslexia. remember when hillary clinton said this in an attempt to pander to african-american voters. >> what's something you always carry with you? >> you get into formation right now. >> they don't believe her at all. it gets even less believable. wait until you find out what we learned. it's hilarious.

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>> what's something you always carry with you? >>. [ inaudible ] >> really? >> you get in their formation right now? >> hot dogs in my -- >> i want you to know -- [ inaudible ] >> okay. >> is it working? >> that's not believable. but it is cringe worthy. joining us author of con job. crystal, great to see you this morning. >> good morning, tucker. >> we're learning a lot from the e-mails not being covered outside of here. here's an e-mail that came to light the other day. it's pretty recent. it's from the political director of the hillary campaign. before one of hillary's speeches. is everyone could comfortable with hillary saying, mama.

>> no, let's please reviez. it almost sounds like a parody. yo mama. >> the obvious thing is it seems patronizing to me. >> this is what democrats do every four years. run the same insulting pandering playbook to win black votes. sadly, black americans reward them by voting democrat. yo mama, i've never heard that language, i don't talk to anybody that way, tucker. they want to pander to the lowest common denominator. yo mama is ghetto talk to me. it's not black outreach or saying hey, i want to earn the black vote, right? >> no. i mean, it's -- again, i don't know what to say. i find it so embarrassing that they would say something like that even in an e-mail. but it's deeply revealing of their attitude. another point we're learning from the e-mails, hillary met with activists in ohio after her

supporters, some of her staff referred to them and i'm pointing out as yuck in e-mails. even her staff is worried about the black lives matter people, but she feels compelled to meet with them anyway because how can she not? she needs to win the vote. what's your take? >> it's like donald trump said in the last debate. hillary clinton is two-faced. she will say and do anything to get elected. meanwhile, in private, she and her campaign think that the black lives matter movement is gross, it's yucky and in public she's all smiles pandering, i love black lives matter. we all know, like i said at the top of the segment, every four years it's pander for the black vote. rinse and repeat. nothing changes. donald trump was very effective in making -- drawing out that point. sadly, blacks fall in line. >> i just don't buy it. i don't think black voters are as slow as the hillary campaign think they are. i think she's going to win the

overwhelming majority of votes from them. she's a democrat. it's hard to believe there will be enthusiasm as there was for president obama in the last two cycles. do you think the turnout levels will approach what they were in '08 or owed 12? >> no. the black turnout won't be what it was in '08 or '12. in fact, they're worried, democrats, that blacks are going to stay at home. at the same time, they won't even consider -- i'm not saying donald trump hasn't given people plenty of ammunition to say, hey, don't vote for me. but they won't consider looking at his agenda. >> that's right. >> his inner city agenda. that's truly tragic. black voters are not stupid but black voters, you need to give both parties a shot. why stay at home is what i say? >> that's right. though it would have the same -- -- stay at home. >> i don't think they'll stay at home in that great a number.

>> crystal, thanks. thanks, tucker. next up, trump campaign laying out plans to fix your education system. will they work? our next guest has questions every parent ought to be asking, like does the school have the pledge of allegiance. nfl ratings down. some people blame the national anthem protest. is there too much to that or is that the answer? a panel of football players here to discuss. next.

welcome back. does your school require your students to stand and resite the pledge of allegiance every day? what are questioparns need to be asking. we have the head master. in minnesota or two of my little boys, gunner and boone attend first grade and preschool. she is also the host of a radio show i'm on as well. is our school's curriculum using national core common state standards. it is offered by the federal government to adopt standards that weren't even written yet. most of the states up to about

48 states adopted those standards sight unseen and they are common core standards that are honestly wreaking havoc because they are requiring a lot of testing. >> and the testing cascades. it is also private schools. the second question is how are easy bullying legislation effecting your kids? >> right. it is kind of something we are seeing this type of legislation happening across the country and while anti bullying sounds great a lot of it is ushering in a lifestyle. it is as young as kindergarten, first and second grade. >> how much and who is collecting the data?

>> a lot of data. in the name of personalized learning which sounds so good using technology but personalized learning is about as impersonal as it comes. with that comes all the of the collections. the states are require today have data collection by the federal government actually and there's a lot of discrepancy as to how much is remaining private. >> it goes to companies like google. >> exactly. >> we are short on time. does your school say the pledge of allegiance. >> you have to ask that question. we all said the ledge pledge of allegiance growing up. most are no longer reciting the pledge. you tie it into what's happening

with the national anthem. i think as americaning we want to remain free we need to start with the pledge. >> thanks for joining us with those four questions. still ahead, former democratic candidate martin o'malley. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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watch this. >> i have nothing to say about that. waiting there's a follow up that's going to blow your mind. don't go away. are you ready for some football? a lot of fans are not. why are they boycotting the sport? many say it's because of the national anthem protest. i have got coffee. your morning is better with coff coffee. >> does he really have coffee? you look at it and it's just cream. >> i have a lot of cream and sugar. >> so much bad army coffee the only way to make it good is pour stuff stuff into it. >> you enjoy that cream and

sugar this morning. great to see you this morning. we begin with political news. donald trump unveiling planning for his first 100 days in office. we are live outside trump tower with trump's closing arguments. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. trump's closing argument is that she an outsider with a lot of ideas about how to fix washington d.c. here are the first six things he says he would do come january. number one, put term limits on members of congress. number two, have a hiring freeze. number three. every time a new regulation gets proposed two existing regulations have to go bye bye. there would be a five year ban

on congressmen becoming -- there would be a complete ban on foreign lobbyists raising money for elections. that is part of a 100 day action plan. >> it is a contract between donald j. trump and the american voter. it begins with bringing honesty and change to washington d.c. >> he says he wants to build a wall and have mexico reimburse the united states for it. there were pledges to open up production and make it easier for american companies to create jobs which is a point he hit hard last night in ohio. >> hillary visits states like ohio, pennsylvania and michigan, talks about jobs but she's the one who kills the jobs in the first place. why didn't she do something about it?

you probably saw in the debate she would say i want to do this. i want to do that. i said why didn't you do it? it's just talk. >> reporter: and another day, another swing state valley. now he is down in florida. that is the state he trails hillary clinton in right now by four points. back to you. >> thanks. >> thank you. >> and trump said things that stepped on his own message. i hope the washington stuff gets through. i believe it's true, d.c. is corrupt in some deep sense in that. the city's economy is based on tax code and obama care. that's why they hate trump. he should say that. >> yeah. >> i think that's a great one.

he gets in his own way and gets in the headlines of what he should be. some of the things he laid out are issues regardless of what party you affiliate with. people have wanted term limits. >> absolutely. >> those are things usually politicians don't even touch. trump is ready to do that. >> he is doubling down on the system that's rigged. he said in the speech it was a powerful line. he said if they can rig it against me, a billionaire and a movement they can rig it against you like they do every single day. from term limits to foreign governments i will fight for energy and trade and jobs. he move into his agenda. it will seize on and jump on. if the average voter, if he hits these things for 16 days -- >> it's also his fall. i think the media has been

lazy -- >> lazy? >> in terms of how they pick the headlines. donald trump is to blame nar. he was doing it as something that is a significant place in this country. not a time to bring up women and the allegations. i think it takes away from so many of the other strong things he said about the direction this country needs. >> he would be doing better. we don't need a ton of low wage workers. justifications will become party as a democratic party as we bring in more of our voters. >> now it's the exact.

reporters won't even ask. the rigging of the system is that very thing. what they are also not reporting on, wikileaks. yesterday our reporter tried to ask, tried. >> i have nothing to say other than we should be concerned what the russians are going to do to try to have influence on the election. i have no questions about it

whatsoever. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >> what's your favorite -- i'm surprised she didn't say putin planted the question. it's the. >> if you're going ask about the wiki leaks ask about something specific and ask a follow-up so she is forced to answer something. there she would walk away. >> and the other thing, clinton foundation thing, what's your favorite myly -- miley cyrus -- >> yeah. >> what would you do to a reporter? >> i would fire that person instantly. we are tailoring our foreign policy. they have tons of nuclear

weapons only to get hillary elected. can trump with wreckless? sure. is he that wreckless? >> this was the clinton camp's plan. this is an e-mail coming in. it says is everyone comfortable with hillary clinton saying yo mama. >> how about no. no. how about it is the biggest form of pandering. >> you know what's worse is this video pandering. >> the hot sauce. >> what is something you always carry with you? >> hot sauce. >> really? >> really? hot sauce in my bag. >> hot sauce. >> yes. yes. >> people will see this and say she is pandering to black people

again. >> okay. >> is it working? >> i can't even sit up straight for that. >> this is a woman who -- there's no word. >> the people at the table didn't buy it for a second. >> do you really have hot sauce in the bag that you carry? they don't -- not for one second do they think it's true. >> does the clinton campaign think it works? >> no. i have the hot sauce. >> if we were playing poker she would lose. >> i don't think they knew she was pandering so much because her response was, was it's working? >> she thinks they are the kinds of people that buy things like that. >> this was the take on the tape

you just saw. >> it's just like donald trump said in the last debate, hillary clinton is two-faced. she will say and do anything to get elected. in private she and her campaign think the black lives matter movement is gross, yucky. in public she is all we love black lives matter. every four years it is pander for the black. rinse, repeat, nothing changes. donald trump was very and sadly blacks fall in line. >> so well said. i think what draws so many people to trump, at least he is telling you something in public he would say in private. >> how likely is it she carries her own purse? and how likely is it that she has hot sauce -- >> is hot sauce a cultural

signi signifier? >> it was so weird. >> not as weird as yo mama. >> at least they told her don't do that. up next, what are refugees bringing into the united states? it's not fear mongering. it's real. >> look forward to that. om hanks and saturday night live, the take on the third presidential debate. >> i would be happy to talk about the last 30 years. >> no. not again. >> back in the 1970s i worked for the childrens defense fund. >> we know. >> i was a senator in new york on 9/11 and then i was secretary of state and i don't know if you heard this before but i was instrumental in take down a man

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bring up something like this people say it's fear mongering. between 2010 and 2014, 50% before refugees. there is an actual literal health risk from people coming in nobody wants to talk about for some reason. >> i think when we think about the refugee issue you have so subordinate the welfare of these refugees to the important health of american citizens. let's remember that we live in a democratic society where we elect the government to watch out for us. that means that the primary duty is to protect us from the kind of dangerous diseases that can be imported into this country. so to pretend like it's a nonissue, that it's not a reasonable consideration i think it shows how distorted our politics have become. >> and that's right. one of the chief distorters, so

it's no surprise that the minnesota department of the health is pushing back. they actually developed after being in minnesota at least five years and many had been in the u.s. at least ten years. these are not new arrivals to the u.s. if you look at the medical side of this it can be triggered by other things. why do governments run over themselves and apologize like it's not happening? >> what i find morally reprehensible. do you think they would imagine them live in the white house compound? do you think the clintons would consider doing that? no. what they get to do is dump them on someone else, put somebody else at risk and blame all of

the moral credit. >> i'm struck by what you said about democracy. none of them have majority support. just as the global warmings don't. none of the major issues have the majority support of americans. is that sustainable long term? >> long term, no. i think what the progressives are all about, you have to think about what they mean by the word progress. they mean centralization of power. this is their power grab they are pursuing with almost naked ambition. i hope the american people are seeing through it. >> you do a great story telling that story. thank you very much for joining us this morning. >> yes. there's a reason. >> yes. >> thanks. coming up, donald trump kicking off the final stretch of

his campaign. brian came in on a sunday, probably the fastest person in all of television. and nfl readings are down this year, the kneelers, our panel of football players here to discuss it next. ♪

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bizarre and disturbing. and see what miley cyrus wore to drum up support for hillary clinton. she was dressed in a patriotic bow going dorm to dorm in a bid to win extra millennial votes for hillary clinton. wonder how many she won over. over to you. the league's ratings are dropping even faster. a new poll finds people are watching less football this season and 24% blame the player protests. are collin kaepin kaepernick to? >> formas an nfl super fan i'm

appreciate having all of you here. i'm excited. we all love nfl football but don't love some of the protests. is it having an effect? >> no doubt. there is a convergence of factors playing here. you incredible stories taking place in sports. media consumption habits are changing over the course of time. you have a cross between politics and a reality show. protests are part of that, no doubt. >> how much do you think the protest or other factors? are fans saying i don't want to watch my players taking a knee? >> i think the protests were a bigger issue. some 40% said they wouldn't watch games because of the protests. now with a similar study only 12% are actually not watching because of protests.

when you look at it, this election cycle has been like none other. two games were played opposite of the election debate. so when you have something like that going on those games are not going to get very high ratings. also, you don't have very many story lines. i'm looking at the nfl where you have no undefeated teams. you had other teams in the mix. >> sure. >> you have to think of the core

of why people watch football. they want to see the greatest athletes compete at the highest level. >> are they knnow? such a visual demonstration of what people think is disrespect. >> at the end of the day they want to watch athletes play football. they want to hear it leading up into the game. the last thing they want to see is more politics. we are getting plenty of that from donald trump and hillary clinton. when they are sitting with their families it has become the biggest past time in america they want to see football. they are a little burnt out on politics when you live in america and we are afforded liberties to pursue our happiness and you see a quarterback making x amount of dollars using that from something other than their entertainment. >> are these protests effective ultimately? >> history will judge that. i personally will not watch a

game that kaepernick -- >> i don't have to participate but thank god we live in a country that allows them and affords them that liberty. it is really a moment where americans can come together to celebrate the fact that we have these types of freedoms and to take a knee and disrespect the country in that manner puts us in a position of weakness to the outward world. people look at us and say wow, look at them. they are devicive already. >> it is such a visual distungs. it's not just the nfl. it happens in college and everywhere. i have to ask you, when it comes to this where does it end? when does colin kaepernick get off of his knee? >> i think it's a question of collin, when he is going get up.

the default position is to stand for the national anthem. i think that he wants to stand but he also said in his own words that the reason why he is kneeling is because he cares about the country. he wants the country to be better. we can respect that and respect the fact that he is within his rights to kneel. i think the one great thing about him kneeling is this conversation is being furthered. i, myself, said i wouldn't kneel. the reasons why he is kneeling is things i have advocating for. i think one thing we are seeing is there's a great divide in the country when it comes to issues of race and issues of policing, things like that. >> sure. >> it's important how we get to it. >> very briefly, when it trickles all the way to youth what's the impact? >> the nfl ton whole is on the decline. i think soccer is rising.

football is on decline because of head trauma and at the end of the day these guys are role models. i was a role model. we are expected to behave according accordingly. i don't agree with what he is doing but he is creating a dialogue. you were talking about how we celebrate our freedoms. i agree with you 100%. he is creating a dialogue. >> it's a free country but you also -- >> i just don't like the platform in which he is doing it. >> exactly. >> do it after the game. >> don't do it when you're paid. >> and what's the plan? >> when do people stand -- >> he was jumped first -- >> this conversation will continue. certainly we should be respecting the national anthem. what a great country we live in. >> absolutely.

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in the first debate i set the table, the second debate i set the table and tonight i feast. >> i have a sweet little baby trump. people are pour sboing into thi country from mexico. a lot of them are very bad hombres. >> oh, bingo. >> i have said this before and i will say it again, nobody has more respect for rwomen than i do. >> all right. all right. selt l down. >> here is the truth, donald said he was going to be tough on

mexico. >> wrong. >> he also said he will be tough on russian. >> liar. >> what has she been doing for the last 30 years? >> i would be happy to talk about the last 30 years. >> no. not again. >> i was secretary of state and i don't know if you heard this before but i was instrumental in taking down a man named osama bin laden. >> good stuff. >> look who we found looming outside the building. >> i was -- you were coming in. >> i never saw chris wallace. >> he is wearing the exact same shirt tie combo as tom hangs.

>> it is very accurate. >> you are the most unfair characterization. >> and it looked nothing like you. >> thank you. i feel good about this segment now. can i go? >> no. >> he is talking about the first 100 days what do you think? >> i love that he won't be at work in the last 18 days. he has four events a day. you don't finish that strong and working that hard. there is a theory that he knows she going to loose. i don't think he knows he is going to loose. i think it put a bounce in his step. number two, don't lead with the women. by the way, i'm suing all of the women. we weren't even thinking about the women. the audience wurnt even conceer

concerned about the women. >> there were so many other things he got to. >> things that resonate republicans. >> i think it would be a positive thing but he is not a cubs fan until she became a yankee fan. it was the final out, double play. there is hillary clinton pretending to act surprised. that is one hour later watching the recap. >> that's in 1945? >> yeah, 71 years since they have been to the world series and over 100 years playing against a team that hasn't been to the world series. this is what baseball needs. >> i love it. >> there is nothing better than play off baseball. >> absolutely. he is on the cusp of ending this

with the cubs. >> what in the meantime? >> i think a bendable paperback. sadly you could take it out in paperback. sadly you can take the headlines of today. you can take the headlines today in libya and take quotes from thomas jefferson. he knew about islamic extremists. he knew they had to be shown strength. it worked. >> and it changed history. >> it's a big deal to -- >> it took forever because i got this laser printer and then a stap stapler. >> here is a quick recap of what happened years ago and what the next presidents can learn. let's watch. >> the year, 1785 the united states of america was the world's newest nation, no

president, no constitution but buried in war debt. islamic radical pirates. pirates from four islamic natio nations. without a navy for protection they were vulnerable at sea. they captured our ships and turned the crews into their slaves. american ships were easy targets putting our economy on the verge of collapse. congress asked two future presidents to come up with the deal, adams and jefferson. they demanded money just for passage. according to the koran it was their god given right. they left the meeting shaken. they didn't have a deal on the prisoners or a deal on passing

for merchant ships. adams said we can't fight them unless we want to fight them forever. jefferson says you can't pay for peace. he sensed the price would go up. the united states caved to the pirates, borrowing money that would cost up to 20% of the national budget. some how the attacks continued. george washington would continue to make the payments but also commission six ships. what were they like? they had copper bottoms, solid oak sides. they were fast, strong and built to fight. the training would get intense and it wouldn't be long before the confrontation would begin. the american forces were brave and brash. the army's general and the

navy's captain but none as impressive as steven decatur. the u.s.d. philadelphia the pirates once claim as theirs. he knew he had to use force. so successful was the catering 1805 as well as 1815 that soon after britain, sweden, france and spain would do the same exact thing. they were already showing the way to confront terror, through strength brings peace. >> very cool. >> it's a great book. >> the thing i enjoyed most about it is it's so applicable to today, what did they say? i took two more of your guys. i want a million dollars. they said okay.

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two weeks and two days until election day and a billionaire president would be bad for wall street. >> a new report that says a donald trump would cause a global drop in the oil prices and wall street is putting its money on hillary clinton. how realistic is this? >> here to help set the record straight stewart barney one of our very favorites here on "fox & friends." >> this is part of the media scare. if trump wins, oh, it will be an absolute disaster. the stock market will tank. i've heard this before. we've seen this movie before. >> a couple months ago this happened. >> june of this year. the elites were saying that

market will tank. catastrophe is in your future if you leave europe. the brits did leave europe, the market did go down and then straight back up again. i think if donald trump pulls off a surprise win on november 8th, i think in the very, very short term the stock market will come down. but then as soon as he starts to cut taxes, grow the economy and if he avoids a trade war, i think the market goes back up, again. >> the last one is the key. talk to any business people who are sympathetic, they are afraid of the trade thing. they could fix this in half hour. i think we should enforce the trade agreements we have already signed. >> also establish the fact that he's establishing a negotiating position. his end point is not a huge tariff that comes from china. that is not the end point, that's his opening statement. i'll do this if you don't do that. >> i want to get your thoughts on yesterday donald trump speaking at gettysburg and at

one point he talked about the media being too powerful and talked the about the merger. here's what he said about that. >> trying to desperately to suppress my vote and the voice of the american people. as an example of the power structure i'm fighting, at&t is buying time warner and does cnn a deal we will not approve in my administration because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few. >> look -- >> this resonates with a lot of people, that message. >> there really would be a concentration of power. if you own the pipe, at&t, and you own what's going through it, time warner, you've increased your power. that is true. whether or not that should be banned, that merger, i'm not so sure about that. you don't want to ban innovation in the future. these mergers create innovation. >> these two in particular.

i'm saying, i'm far more worried about the -- was it facebook that wanted to ban trump's tweets. since when have we advocated the right to ban certain speech to a group of unelected people who work for facebook. >> that's exactly right. >> that's a much bigger threat to our freedom of speech and a merger. >> the double standard that this company could merge, but you might not get unfiltered news on your facebook page. >> that's a real problem. >> there are things you would never know and could not know. and you wouldn't know that you're not knowing them. >> we don't like that now, do we? >> which is huge on fox business news. if you haven't watched it, please do. it's true. i was just on it, it's awesome. >> come on. >> thank you, all. >> thanks a lot. coming up, donald trump says the election is rigged for hillary clinton and according to

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that the clinton foundation conference that is now being labeled -- >> i have nothing to say about wi wikileaks. >> the answer is always the same -- a follow-up question. you're going to want to see. it's unbelievable. stay tuned. and you heard trump say the race is rigged for a long time, but one former democratic presidential candidate agrees with him. former governor martin o'malley joins us live in moments. it is the fourth hour of a great morning. we're so glad you're still here with us. mornings are better with friends. you know, put kids on the screen. >> yesterday we had puppies and

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famously facing very tough odds managed to stop confederate forces. so, maybe mr. trump looking for a little inspiration but he is also looking ahead to a possible white house move giving voters who may be skeptical of him a point by point outline of how he would spend his first 100 days in the oval office. >> it's a contract between donald j. trump and the american voter. and it begins with bringing honesty, accountability and change to washington, d.c. >> and to that end, trump says the first six things that he would do as president all aim to reform the way that washington, d.c. works. number one, put term limits on members of congress. number two have a hiring freeze in the federal government except for the government, military safety and public health sectors. number three, every time somebody wants to have a new regulation, they have to get rid of two existing regulations. number four, a five- year ban on congressmen becoming lobbyists.

number six, rather number five a lifetime ban on white house officials lobbying on behalf of foreign government. a complete ban on foreign lobbyists raising money for american elections. after laying out his 100-day action plan, trump did hit rallies in virginia and ohio two key swing states and he continued to really try to hammer home his closing argument, which is that he is an outsider trying to be the ultimate insider. >> the whole entire purpose of her campaign is to keep our system rigged and to stop change from happening at any cost and we need change. we are about change. she is about keeping it the way it is. just take a look at her records. she's been there, think of this, she has been there for 30 years and hasn't fixed anything. >> and some other news that trump made yesterday.

he says he plans to sue all the women who came out with stories alleging him of sexual misconduct more than a decade ago. he says he'll file those lawsuits as soon as the election is over. back to you. >> peter doocy on fifth avenue, thanks, peter. he mentioned the suing of women is a distraction the main stream media is going to devour. if you look at the speech and the themes, he will be trump until the end. the rigged system is his closing argument in many ways. she if they can make it clear they can do it to you and i'm coming to drain the swamp. >> this messubject the strois te he has. i'm not like every other politician you see in washington. if i get in there, i'll make real changes, like peter mentioned, term limit making sure our congress members don't become lobbyists right after they leave office.

some of the things only donald trump has been talking about because politicians won't go there. i wish he stayed away from mentioning the women at all. the next day that is the headline that we've already seen and the bias the next morning. if he left that out, i thought the message itself was pretty simple and it resonates with a lot of people and something he needs to be talking about right now. >> the system is rigged. a massive concentration of wealth at the top and conservatives making that point, also people on the left. we know this from one of the many nuggets from these wikileaks e-mails is this one. an exchange from john podesta and martin o'malley, former governor of maryland, baltimore and contender in this race. want to know how you're doing and interesting to get your observations and advice. we would, of course, love to get your support. o'malley writes this back, as far as observations, when you think your country no longer works for you and your family, voting becomes only an act of protest. rigged the opportunity game

against them. >> governor o'malley is actually here with us now. governor, thank you very much for joining us now. we appreciate it. obviously, you were among ranks of those running for democrat. today you support hillary clinton. the outreach was almost immediate from john podesta to you in that e-mail asking what it would take. your e-mail sounds a lot like it could have been written by somebody like donald trump. what led you to write that and why does that draw you to hillary clinton? >> look, i think all of us during the primary were talking about the fact that when people were working hard, they couldn't get ahead. and that our system was not serving, you know, the people in our country as it once did. the question is, what do you do about that. i mean, many of us have talked about the fact that we've seen incomes decline for the past 12 years. what are the solution sets to that? i believe they're the solutions that hillary clinton is offering. namely a return to common sense and affordable college and

making sure those at the very top, like donald trump, actually start paying taxes, again, and paying their fair share to invest in our country and our country's infrastructure to make our country better. we're creating jobs, but last year was the first year that we a actually saw median incomes go up and we need to do that every year and at a faster pace. >> isn't hillary clinton herself the embodmeimenembodiment. she doesn't run a business, she doesn't employ anybody or make inovative products. all that money came from her connections of people in power. isn't she living proof that the system is broken? >> i would argue, actually, that donald trump is living proof that the system is broken. here he is in gettysburg andlin over in his grave and the way he has hissen his own tax records. the guy talks about corruption

and accountability and he's the first president not to share with us his tax returns. even though his own family admits that they've received lots of money coming into their companies from russia. so, this is -- donald trump is part of the problem. he's not the solution to the problem. and building all of this -- >> are you really -- i know that's a talking point. but for real? you think thal donald trump is a puppet of vladimir putin? there's no evidence for that. that is like a campaign align and now the whole foreign policy is pivoting an aggressive stance against russia so she can win. isn't that a little reckless now? >> no. hey, i'd love to talk to you a little more about this. i was surprised that you blow this off and laugh at it. i always found you to be an intelligent person, but the only part of the -- >> i mean, come on. >> the only plank of the republican party's platform that donald trump cared to change was the plank that actually was watered down so as not to be so

strong against russia and ukraine. paul manafort his campaign manager who ran away and hid once it was found out he got millions of dollars from puppet politicians. you look at the money, actually can't look at it because he hasn't revealed his tax returns. but they've received lots of money from russia is gloating about how all the -- >> governor, you know, you're someone, though, that has been through this process and you ran for president just this last time against hillary clinton. you know what it's like to run against her. you're saying that there's no -- >> she's tough. >> but you don't think at all the system could be rigged. for example, like the dnc wanting, helping her get -- is there any way you think you could have had a shot against hillary clinton based on how things were said and we are already hearing a lot from these wikileaks about all this. >> we had limited the number of debates that we had.

look at all the end of all the votes. hillary clinton won the most amount of votes. she's her party's nominee and i'm glad to support her against the fascist threat that is donald trump. i don't use that term lightly. let's unpack that a little bit, shall we? here's a guy who encourages his opponents to resort to violence. here's a guy who talks about giving religious i.d. cards -- >> did joe biden not say take donald trump behind the gym and beat him up? where's the outrage from martin o'malley orn that? >> if you disagree with him, say i disagree with him. >> i think it makes joe biden, joe biden. i'll tell you what joe biden has never called for. no, joe biden has never called like donald trump has for religious i.d. cards for muslim americans. joe biden has never called as donald trump has for a massive wall and mass deportation and the creation of stateless

people. kids that are born in the united states of america to have their families broken up. joe biden has never called for the sort of white militant ethnic nationalism that donald trump calls for. yes, all of those things, tucker. donald trump is a fascist threat to this country. >> i get the -- can i ask this one question, though. you believed this, but it's hard for me to believe that you think this that building a wall along our southern border is fascist. >> well, let's see what the people of texas have to say about that. it's interesting that donald trump doesn't have to talk about the wall while he's in texas. even conservative people down there don't want a giant wall built across their state. we are a land of opportunity because of our diversity. we are the land of opportunity because we're a land that understands that immigrants make us stronger in every generation. and i believe, truly, that donald trump is going to be repudiated and he might even

lose texas because people don't like those sort of white, racist appeals. >> did you lose texas because of the wall. i don't understand that at all. if you look at the rigged system. people could be frustrated that not a single question gets asked about the clinton foundation. not a single question gets asked about $12 million from morocco and then inside they ask her about miley cyrus. why wouldn't the people be frustrated that questions are never asked of hillary clinton and donald trump is a facest. >> i'm frustrated more questions weren't asked about climate change. i believe climate change as hillary clinton does is a tremendous business opportunity for our country. but there's much about this debate process i'd like to change. there's much about our own press that i would like to see lifted out of the ditch of tabloid entertainment and i think we will. we're a great country. >> he's -- look, if he called e

you a communist. that doesn't elevate the debate at all. it diminishes you. >> i just went through several of the points. whwhat do you think about, carlson, what do you think it is when a man calls for religious i.d. cards for some americans? >> governor -- >> i'm not the only one, go google it. there's a whole body of academic thought on this. >> we're going to have leave it there, governor. >> you guys can talk over the phone. we're going to have to leave it there, governor martin o'malley, thanks for being here. >> go hillary. thank you. coming up, guys, the trump campaign adviser sarah huckabee is here to respond.

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poor martin o'malley, if that's all he's got we're in pretty good shape moving into november. >> presidential, as you know, everyone knows, presidential elections are not pillow fights. this is tough stuff. but the vizeral reactisceral rea racist, he's a fascist, he's a mess. why the hatred you get from them? >> i think it's really clear we've seen a lot of this from hillary clinton's comments calling millions of americans deplorable and irredeemable. it shows the contempt that hillary clinton and a lot of other democrats had for anybody that doesn't support them and their agenda. i think it's sad and that's one of the big reasons donald trump has done so well throughout this entire process. people are sick and tired of business as usual, particularly people like hillary clinton who have nothing but negativity and nothing but just almost hatred and, frankly, you have that much hatred in your heart for that

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all right. so in our last segment i got excited and asked another question which i shouldn't have done and we were up against a hard break, sarah huckabee sanders, we want to apologize and continue where we left off. >> i didn't think what i was saying was that bad. >> totally my fault. i will never do that again. so, my question going forward

what is the core message of the trump campaign is? >> i think it's real simple. donald trump will bring the change to washington that we desperately need. he talked about very clearly what he would do in his first 100 days and appoint a conservative supreme court justice to replace scalia and start to rebuild our military and focus on veterans affairs. create jo he's laid out a very specific plan he's been doing a lot of that over the course of the last several months. yesterday, he made an incredibly powerful closing argument in gettysburg. what a great place and how he will turn our country around. >> talking about things you don't normally hear from a politician. sarah, with less than three weeks to go, what are you telling the women. women get out to vote more than the men do. he's struggling with women. what do you tell him as his surrogate. what do you tell the women out there who can't make that decision and aren't on board

yet. what do you tell them? >> one or two people are going to be president. donald trump or hillary clinton. with donald trump, you get to shake things up in a way we absolutely have if we are going to move this country forward. we're going to create jobs and rebuild our military and focus on national security defeating isis, securing our borders. look, the things that keep parents up at night like myself. i have three kids, i'm a working mom. i want to know if my kids will get a good education and be safe and are they going to be able to get out of school and find a job? those are things that donald trump is focused on and those are things that frankly most women care about when we're talking about that, i think he'll easily defeat hillary clinton in november. if we can stay focused on that over the next three weeks. >> it's been about personal things and big issues and small issues. right now with 16 days to go, what is the single -- i know it's the wall, the trade, our military, isis what single issue

do you think is motivating voters the most in key swing states? >> i think the biggest thing is kind of all incompassiencompass that's putting america first. it's making america stronger and focusing on american interest, whether it's in trade. whether it's in creating jobs. whether it's in national security. that's why he's done so well is he has been focused on not apologizing for america, but celebrating what makes us great. that is being number one in the world in everything and really striving for that sense of excellence. i think that's why he's done well. if we continue to focus on that, he'll do really well on those battleground states that we have to win in november. >> we're not going to cut you off this time. >> or ever again. >> sorry, sarah. >> thank you so much. >> good luck in the next few days. >> thank you. >> that was an excellent answer. america. a lot of people are looking for somebody proud of their country. she should be a surrogate for that campaign.

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if you have been watching from the top of the hour, you've saw amazing television. former governor martin o'malley went off the rails attacking trump as a fascist. joining us as a political panel amy holmes and democratic strategist michael tobin. great to see you all. >> good morning. >> i'll just start in order this way. so, catherine, obviously, a lot going on in america. a lot of things to be concerned asxwobout and at every turn tur it back to the personal. going after trump personally. >> i'm not sure i agree with that. hillary clinton has -- >> the election under way. we've been watching. >> i'm aware. but hillary clinton has a lot of papers on policy issues. i've spoken with her policy team at length about all her many ideas. i'm not sure i would agree that

she has turned -- >> i read her book and she has some ideas. okay. >> one of the few. >> i think i'm the only one. she sold nine copies. now, fascist that does seem like, first of all, but beyond that, does that elevate the tone at all? is she going high as michelle obama advised her to do? >> it's in everybody's without addressing the candidates. it would be a shame -- >> god bless you, michael tobman. whoever wins they dodged a bullet and learned nothing from it. if you're a hillary supporter, as i am, to win and not take a look at what got trump this far through the republican primaries and to this point is a real lost opportunity. friends and mine joke around to take a hard look at this and see what's going on in the country beyond the talking points. we should be able to talk about the republican race without talking about trump. >> amen.

let's save that tape. so, the concern for my point of view, hillary winning. if she does, she doesn't really have a policy mandate. catherine points out she has written a lot of papers. she mazzahasn't addressed any i in public. i'm a little bit confused. >> we're stronger together. but that's -- >> the most important -- the question was addressed to me. if you watched the debates, yes, there was a lot of personal. a little bit more policy with chris wallace. but it's hard to know what hillary's agenda is and, in fact, if you have looked at wikileaks she didn't know what her agenda was. she kept asking her own aides. what am i standing for? we have seen at least among her supporters that hillary clinton is supposed to be pragmatic and bring two sides together and that's what stronger together means. >> this is thun wing we know, catherine, hillary's first order

of business immigration, that's what she will have learned and that is her first push. so-called immigration reform and there is no support nationally among actual americans for much higher levels of immigration. and, yet -- >> no, but her policy proposals have to do with creating a legal task for people who are here undocumented and, actually, that's very popular amongst republicans and even americans. >> increasing the number of people from other countries entering our country, especially the low end of the labor pool. unscaled, lower educated. she supports that. >> i'm not aware of a specific policy proposal that you're referring to. i know creating a pathway to legal status. i know of her stances of not massively deporting the 11 million people who are undocumented. >> i have been paying more attention than you have. her campaign has said, essentially, that anyone who wants to come here has some kind of moral right. >> absolutely has not said that. >> the speech she gave where she said she's for open borders. now, again, chris wallace tried to sort of nail her down on

that. she was talking about energy, even though that was -- >> assume that the immigrant community is one monmonolithic thing. the legal immigration process because they've been here and they insist they've been playing by the rules and want to get their family members here, which is very different than our southern borders or eastern european. we know it's an issue because look what happened with brexit. take a look at the world and see what's going on. >> ask the americans what they want. i think that should play a role in all that. we're out of time, sadly. we know what happens when we go past a hard break. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, tucker. >> we appreciate it. i'm sorry, they're right over there. >> that political segment to now do it yourself halloween costumes. amazing and i love it. >> halloween just around the corner.

"fox & friends" viewers are getting creative. >> real simple. we love halloween and we believe that costumes should be easy to make. you combine household items that you can turn into really cool costumes. here we have bacon and eggs. we used a frisbee and ping-pong to create that 3d shape. >> how do you do the egg hat? >> that's a ping-pong ball cut in half and covered with a yellow t-shirt. >> yoga mat. >> that is a yoga mat. a round yoga mat. and felt and ribbon inin two shades of brown. >> makes me very hungry now. >> great for a couple, group of friends, siblings. >> this little guy. i have been trying to figure out

this costume. under the sea. >> here we have miles. lila. and a jellyfish. >> a jellyfish and a lobster and a starfish. >> what are you? >> you're a lobster. >> you're about the cutest lobster i have ever seen. >> what is your name? >> brooke. >> brooke, are you excited about halloween? >> yeah. >> is it one of your favorite holidays? >> yeah. >> what about the jellyfish. you don't have to show your face. do you love halloween? are we ever going to see your face? >> there he is. >> kids love halloween and so do we. >> kids can make their own costumes, as well. >> no sewing involved in any of these costumes. >> walking down the red carpet here. >> what is that blue stuff? >> that is actually a plastic table cloth and you rip it to give it that ripply effect. if you cut it, you'll get straight edges. just rip it. >> i was suspicious because i

thought normal people could make these things. >> that one has no glue. you tie it around the rim of the umbrella. >> now we have a fruit group. pi pineapple and a grape. >> mr. pineapple what is your name? >> ryder. >> how are you doing? >> yes. >> are you tasty? >> yes. >> ryder, turn around and look at that camera. >> you have the best smile i have ever seen. >> and we are have a grape here. what is your name? >> rowan. >> you look fantastic. do you like your outfit. >> yes. >> how old are you? >> 7. >> is this your favorite holiday? >> one of them. >> one of them. i like honesty. >> so the pineapple is actually an upside down laundry bag that has the bottom cut out of it. there is a drawstring you can kind of cinch it. and then yellow copy paper and postts fold it up and give you that texture that you'll see on

a regular pinepapal and the hat is a chef hat that has some green paper. >> brilliant. you look good. >> how about the grape over here. >> the grapes are the honeycomb balls that you'll see at any party supply store and they really look like grapes. we went with that and attached them, also, to a laundry bag, a mesh laundry bag that we cut away the edges so you don't see them. >> how much do you think you're spending on one of these costumes on average? >> max $20. >> amazing. >> you guys all look so good. you ready to go trick or treating? get some candy. >> tucker over there he has candy for you. >> call me the candyman, but that's not creepy. thank you. >> so with halloween being next monday, only a week. >> go to our website for more information. >> tucker, over to you. >> why, thank you so much. up next, they risk their lives to defend our country and the military is asking our troops to pay up and pay back

the bonuses they received pretty outrageous. we have more coming up. plus, trump will tank the economy. the markets anyway. maria bartiromo says not so fast. she's here with her view. she's in the studio. don't go away.

we're back now with some quick headlines. how is this for a vetting

process. a british mother horrified when she finds out her 12-year-old foster child is actually a 21-year-old trained jihadist terrorist. jamal stanley was first tipped off when they noticed he was very fit and strong and could shoot guns. also threatened to kill his foster parents and had taliban material on his phone. just a few -- probably not any extreme vetting on that one. wow. after risking their lives on the battlefield in iraq and afghanistan, thousands of our nations veterans are being ordered to pay back their bonuses. the pentagon says 10,000 california national guard soldiers were overpaid in a move to keep enlistment numbers high. they're now on the hook to pay all of it back and in some cases tens of thousands of dollars that were given many years ago. sign on the dotted line to serve our country. no good. >> taking money away from the

troops. with only two weeks and two days until election day, some economists are warning that could tank the market and spur a drop in stock and global oil prices. wall street is putting its money on hillary clinton, which it is, by the way. will that happen when trump gets elected. here to weigh in, nice to see you. >> nice to see you. good morning. clearly wall street is very concerned about donald trump. but they're also really concerned about brexit and that didn't turn out to be so bad. >> it happened three weeks ago. there was a rumor in the market that she would win the presidency and the dems were in the house and senate. pharmaceutical stocks plummeted. biotechstocks plummeted. you had weakness in all the groups that people were speculating she would double down in terms of policies. we know she wants to put cap on drug prices. biotech got slammed. that is what happened two weeks ago in the market. broadly speaking, wall street

likes certainty. trump is an unknown. hillary clinton has already said she will double down on obama's policy. she will build on dodd frank and obama care and more of the same, even if that means 1.2% growth and having said that, if you dig down into these two plans. 15% corporate tax rate and roll back of regulation which has been strangling small business, you have to believe markets rallied beyond in a trump presidency. >> i totally understand that markets want certainty. they want to know what's coming next because you can plan in those environments. wouldn't they want growth more? wouldn't they want -- and where is that tradeoff? >> that's right. trump is promising 4% economic growth. now, both plans, hillary clinton's plan and donald trump's plan do add to the deficit initially. now, they're saying trump's plan will add much more debt to the country, but at the same time, they're not incorporating that 4% expectation. >> sure, they never do. >> they never do. if you do roll back regulations

and lower taxes the way trump wants you to, you have to believe that is going to incents have and that will go towards economic growth. just like brexit, i'm not buying it. >> so many personal attacks and so many things focused on this election that do not have to do with people's everyday lives. so important to understand the difference between the two candidates. >> we know she wants to raise wages and she wants to raise taxes. what do you think businesses are going to do with those two expenses going higher? they're going to sit on cash the way they've been doing the last eight years. look at what's happening just this last two days. we had three major deals that could be announced and confirmed tomorrow. at&t time warner and scott trade and a deal in the aerospace and people trying to get deals done now so they don't have to face backlash once hillary clinton gets in. >> quickly, futures today? >> we'll talk with the governor

of colorado hickenlooper and swing states and what he's seeing in terms of millennial. and big show ahead. >> literally never miss that show. >> it's great. >> thank you, maria. always good to see you. coming up, their inventions could change the world as we know before any of them even graduate high school. meet these little scientists. they'll join us next. even though eric gibson and his wife briana don't know what the future has in store for them, they bought into a 30-year mortgage anyway. because they weren't just thinking about their future... buy in. quicken loans. home buy. refi. power.

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welcome back. imagine inventing something that could reduce pollution or one that uses wind power to create energy.

now, imagine doing this when you're a kid. over the past three months that's exactly what our next guests have been doing. the winner of young scientist challenge along with the first and second runner ups are here to showcase their inventions. margaret, we're going to start with you quickly. welcome. >> thank you. >> tell us about this event. >> the discovery education 3m young scientist challenge is really about inspiring the next generation of young scientists. it gives them the opportunity to showcase inventions that are improving lives and using science to do that. >> encouraging them to get involved in this kind of thing. >> the really cool part about this challenge is that each of the ten finalists are paired with a mentor, a scientific mentor from 3m and we work side by side. important to clollaborate and w got to do that all summer. >> second runner up. >> we're second runner up, congratulations. where are you from? >> virginia. >> very nice.

>> tell us what we're looking at right here? >> i used pumpkins in my science fair project. i inovated a duel process to reduce diesel emissions and using the seeds i produced biodiesel and using that glycerin i combined it with the pumpkin rind and the pumpkin shells to produce. >> where did you come up with that idea? >> i wrote a couple books about the trash vortex which is like and i thought as the world's second largest powerhouse global environmental leadership. >> it has the durability and strong and flexible and you can do a lot with this stuff. bags, wallets. congratulations. very, very cool. thanks for joining us. >> that's pretty incredible. congratulations where are you from? >> i'm from portland, oregon. >> explain what this is and where you got the idea from? >> the effects of poverty first

hand i developed a portable and more powerful microbial fuel celand directly apply under to developing regions. >> this is all based off of mud. >> yeah. it's entirely powered by mud. >> that's incredible. how does it work? do you turn it on? >> it is on -- the light should be. and so it just constantly generating electricity. when you connect it. that's when it will start to power. it's like a battery. >> that is unbelievable. congratulations. rick, what have you got? >> these are runners up and now we have the winner of this event. >> yes. >> congratulations. do you feel like the bomb right now? >> yes, it feels absolutely amazing and they are such talented finalists. >> tell us what won. >> in our environment, we have a lot of unused potential energy in the forms of wind and precipitation. my device harvest this industry

and take effect to produce electricity. >> repeat that, again. okay. you can tweet something out about what you just said. so you basically turn what's around and turn it into energy. >> yeah. >> with what you have just done, do you believe we can find alternative sources of energy on our planet? >> yeah. >> and you're going to do that. >> when it's exposed to light or any form of mechanical strain it produces a charge to power l.e.d. lights to medical equipment. >> wow. this is amazing. much more coming up on "fox & friends" with these brilliant scientists. >> this is unreal. >> we're back after this. experience the thrill of the lexus is f sport. because the ultimate expression of power is control. get up to $5,000 customer cash on select 2016 models.

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>> they will be running at some point. >> unbelievable. >> you and i will be working for them. don't go away, it's been a great day. stick around. >> thanks. good morning, 16 days to go, hi, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. crunchtime for the candidates. donnell trump unveiling his plan for the first 100 days in office if he's elected. what is the campaign strategy moving forward in this first two weeks? hillary clinton's response to wikileaks by blaming the russians for trying to influence the outcome of the u.s. election. right now early voting is under way. 20 states what are we learning as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures."