to do to the degree he has. he echoed that by putting it more bluntly, speaking to african-americans and saying, what have you got to lose? we will see you tomorrow. hi. "the five." why the hell would democrats admit obamacare is screwed right snou wi right? this has to hurt hillary. what if we're wrong. first obamacare benefits from being so bad it's now background noise like traffic, crying babies and my pillow commercials. we are desense advertised itize.

what if it's not to expose it but to expand it? the liberal fix for arson is always more fire. it's not hard to make obamacare better, but you would need a governing majority that wants to make it better. meaning a forced purchase always requires more force. it's the socialist excuse. the idea is sound. we just need to obey more. compare that with capitalism, a system that adapts to human imperfections. unlike socialism, no straight jacket is required. yet this intrusion never ends because the media approves, even whenecades of failure stare back at us with pleading eyes. the ruin is twofold. the real damage is what we got from obamacare, the unseen damage is what could have been in its place. what could have been? you can apply that question to venezuela, ussr, inner cities, wherever top down coercion

leaving its bloody imprint. fact is the affordable care act was an act, a trojan horse for redistribution. what we're told is good for us can only exist as a lie. to the left we're just children, forced to take our medicine, especially if it kills us. eric, here is my -- >> in detroit and chicago, what could have been. >> what could have been. strategy. they are countering the repeal argument with the expansion. you have michael moore, everybody saying -- to improve this single payer all medicaid, whatever. >> what they're doing is they're setting it up for hillary. this is what she has been calling for. she wants -- think about this for one second. her idea of a perfect health care system would be a 10% payroll tax. you open up your check at the end of the week or the end of the month and you go, taxes stink, payroll taxes stink. add 10% to that number and that's what she's looking for so that they can eventually provide

competition the federal government will be able to bring in and bring prices down. here are the promises they have made. obamacare will -- the average family will pay $2,500 less a year. it's actually $4,500 more per year. bend the cost curve down. we bend it up. you can keep your doctor. you can keep your plan. that's one of the biggest lies i would say in the last 50 years next to bernie madoff and bill clinton saying he didn't have sex with that woman. obamacare is an extended medicaid system. some people are getting health care for free. some are getting highly sub s subsidized health care. that's medicaid straight down the line. it's socialism. >> juan, you sit there surprised and shocked. >> i never heard what eric said. hillary clinton wants -- i never heard that. i will say this. i thought you were on track for most of it. wait a minute. existing marketplace is status

quo. that was leaving millions -- not millions, tens of millions of americans without health insurance. >> i would argue that there were definite free market options that were demonized and ignored because -- whether they were health savings accounts, people knowing what they were paying for. >> prescription drugs, i don't care if they're republican or democrat, they say it's outrageous what they have to pay for prescription drugs in this country. they don't think that the free market is so great. they think drug companies are ripping them off. >> imagine going into a supermarket where there's no price tag on anything. toilet paper could be $100 or 100 cents. that's the problem with -- nobody knows how much it costs. >> if there's one supplier. you will pay $100 for the roll. >> but we have competition. >> we don't have -- >> on so many levels in the health care -- >> we don't have competition between health care providers. we need tort reform. we need health savings accounts. we need to speed up the process

to bring drug ts that would sav people's lives. >> allow americans to go to mexico or canada or europe to get drugs. the american drug company says, don't do that. we create solutions. that's why we have higher -- i'm saying, my point is, i don't think the status quo capital capitalistic -- >> we were never given the chance. kimberly, ironically he mentions other countries. why is it people from other country comes here for health care? >> why are they trying to cross the border to get to us? i don't know. the point is simply, the democrats rushed this in. they pushed it through. now they're crying and they want to have the republicans help them get out of it. he was able to get this passed through because he had a majority in the house and senate put through reconciliation without a republican vote. now they're saying, let's fix it. why should the republicans fix it? why should they? let it die. they didn't care about the people that were going to get

rate hikes or lose their doctor. they put this fraud upon it. then they want now a certain burden on specific people to be able to subsidize this dieing ship going forward. i think it does need to be repe repealed, replaced. >> unplugged. as they say. >> pull the plug. >> dana, i simply -- i remember one talking head a while ago pleading with the trump campaign to focus on obamacare. who was that person? >> i don't know. >> is there plenty of time? >> she was really -- there's good reason for it. in 2014 when president obama weathered the losses in the congressional vote and republicans got so many more seats than they expected, i believe it was because of obamacare. it's not like obamacare's numbers have gotten better for the people that eric was talking about. the other thing they did were clever things. democrats put into the bill sweeteners for governors. if you are a governor of a state, even if you are governor pence of indiana, i don't want do that, but i'm going to have

to do it in terms of taking the money. big fight in florida over that. now you have a situation where you say we got a taste of t. most people say it's too hard to unwind it. it will be too hard. it will be too difficult. there's too many people benefitting from it. >> like every program. >> what do do you with those people? to kimberly's point, whoever is president is going to need at least some help from the other side of the aisle in order to get a congressional solution. because it's going to have to be addressed. if you are the republicans, you have some good plans. one of the things they haven't done well enough is to say, we were willing to come to the table on something. we agreed you can keep your kids on your health insurance until they are 26. fine. we agree to not discriminate against people with pre-existing conditi conditions. we would repeal and replace is a great slogan because conservatives are like, with he know what we're doing. the problem is from a bigger messaging standpoint, you have to explain with what and how.

it's harder. the key to this is economic growth. there's not enough money in the budget to keep this downward spiral from happening. >> ezekiel emanuel is one of the architects of obamacare. >> do we have that? are you ready? do you want to hear it? let's do this. >> there's a million people for whom this is going to be severe or uncomfortable. we should be clear though there are lots of places where the increases are nowhere near what you are stating. for example, 12 states have increases of 10% or less. big population states are actually much lower rates of increase because they have bigger pools and with bigger pools the change from year to year is not so much. for a million people -- >> we need to find other solutions. >> he is out of his mind if he's saying -- if you look at the list there are states that are

40%, 50%, 100% increases going next year. the point i was trying to make is -- it was a different interview. later on in the interview he said with the problem is we're not marketing it to young people properly. facebook and google will -- >> remember pajama boy? >> the problem is young people are smart. they realize taking the fine is a better deal for them than having to buy obamacare. justice roberts decided to call it a tax and not a fee, it's their own fault. obamacare is imploding. >> it's not imploding. i just can't get. to pick up on what emanuel said, i said this to you yesterday, 77% of current enrollees can still find an aca plan for under $100. 83% get subsidies. he talked about a million people -- let me finish this point. when we're talking about a million people, we're talking about people who make just a

little bit too much. they don't qualify for the subsidies. when you talk about fixing things, you know, there are realistic steps that can be taken. what you see is that republicans -- i think politically have succeeded in sabotaging obamacare. i'm not taking it. no alternatives. trump has no alternative at all. >> the numbers have sabotaged it. >> they sabotaged themselves. >> you know why i say sabotage? democrats -- 70% of democrats plus support it. it has become a republican -- >> i can't believe it. democrats supporting a program that keeps expanding? >> it's the horse they rode in on. that horse is about to collapse. here is the problem. you have got in this administration figures, average premium increase for a silver plan will rise 116% in arizona, 40% in north carolina and 53% in pennsylvania. ride that all the way if you are

trump or republicans in those swing states. like dana said, obamacare i think is a huge issue. >> wait until you see -- juan, you quoted a poll taken a year ago. wait until you see the premiums are made public and acknowledged by the white house. the american people said, it's too expensive. >> you are demonizing obamacare. it tells me how successful it has been with republicans. i just remind you of this fact. >> what? >> if you demonize obamacare among republicans, i applaud. >> let me say this to you. >> let me tell you something. >> what the white house said. >> average premiums, we're talking about this, average premiums today with the hike are where they are estimated to be at the start of obamacare. it has been below the estimates all this time. so now we see what was supposed

to be the average at the start. >> it's people who are -- make $47,000 or below will get highly subsidized or free health care. that brings the premium prize do price down. you forget about the people above $47,000. they are picking up the cost. >> they don't care. >> deductiblesrocketing for everyone else. >> who is paying for it? >> guess what -- >> dana. >> that's why my -- >> fascinated with health. we must move on. some new polling on early voting and later the pentagon halts a disgraceful effort to force veterans to repay their enlistment bonuses. the announcement ahead. ♪

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the general election is around two weeks away. millions have voted in dozens of states and washington, d.c. democrats have been taughting the ear the early voting numbers. the rnc says not so fast. >> democrats historically have done well in the early vote. republicans do very well day of. what they're not telling you is that they're not doing as well as they should be.

republicans are doing better in early vote than the democrats. they need to crush it in early vote. they're not doing it. >> hillary clinton made another appeal to floridians headed to the polls early. >> we can't take our foot off the gas even for a short time. every vote counts. just ask my friend former vice-president al gore. our bottom line is, we need to work for next 13 days. here in florida, voting could not be easier. please, you can go early vote through sunday, november 6. go to any early voting site in your county. >> she knows she has her work cut out for her in the nation's largest battleground state. trump is ahead in florida by two points. thoughts on -- >> well, i mean, this is a nice sliver of hope. i would be happy about this. it tells me something that for millions of people, the specific

criticisms about trump do not matter. we know that already. he has an entertainment bubble. it's a historical first. it reminds me of a young obama. no matter what you said, his base would not listen. i think that's what you have with trump, especially in florida. they dismiss allegations and character flaws because they believe he is right on one or two major issues. they believe they can forgive the rest as long as he is steadfast on terror and immigration. >> early votes, it's almost a dead heat going in. thoughts? >> certainly, a lot of votes that come in early are from the military. those would probably go to trump. get out of vote effort in the state are interesting. it's amazing it's this close given the number of -- the amount of money that hillary clinton has spend and how many offices are there. as of last week, donald trump had five full-time staffers in florida. maybe he doesn't need that many more. that's an interesting thing post election.

he is under polling where romney was with early voting. the rallies are paying off. he knew he had to have florida. if on election night they call florida for hillary clinton and it's early, there's no other real good path. >> there isn't. that's it. he has to -- she doesn't have to have florida. he does have to have florida. >> absolutely. i think it is the number one battleground state. two things to say here. one is, on the early voting -- i'm amazed. it's 40%, by the way. >> that's a lot. >> 40% of americans will vote before election day. this election is on. don't think it's not happening right now. the thing i wanted to say about early voting was that right now we have democrats and republicans having equal numbers of early votes in the state of florida. go back to 2012, it was plus 17 for the republicans and obama still won. i think that's why you see the democrats celebrating so far. what i think is a far superior

ground game. dana said they have five people on the ground -- >> full-time staffers. >> the clinton people have offices. they have operations. >> i can extrapolate that? clinton has masses. trump has five. she's outspending him ten to one. he is still neck and neck. >> look at me, i can do more with less. i will do that in the government. i won't take $5 when i can get it done with $1. they are into waste. this is a problem in d.c. and washington with politics and business as usual. i'm going to cut back because i care about how hard you work. here is the thing. his supporters don't need to have their handhel held. i'm all in. i'm going. i'm going to make sure i get to the polls. honestly. what she's got to try really to galvanize and get out african-americans, minorities to come out for her. because the numbers are down compared to what obama was able to get. certainly, with the enthusiasm.

yeah, they have a very sophisticated ground graham. they are a well-oiled machine. they need the individual vote. >> quick thing. picking up on what kimberly is telling you about. this poll has trump wins 35% of latinos in the state of florida. if that's true, that's something. >> nevada had the same number, 33% of latinos. >> that's unbelievable. we have a well-oiled machine coming up next. there are issues that matters to voters in this election. special report kicks off a new series tonight. he joins us live from new hampshire with more on that next.

tonight on the fox news channel, right here, part one of a must-see ten-part series on the top issues that matter to

us, american voters. it kicks off at 6:00 on "special report" with issue number ten. according to a fox news poll, that issue is drug addiction. bret baier joins us now with more live from new hampshire, a state at the center of that nationwide heroin epidemic. tell us about how you are going to do this series and about why you are in new hampshire to start. >> first of all, we're here at roby's country store which is an iconic place in new hampshire. political lore. we wanted to come here to new hampshire because the first in the nation primary was pretty much where one of the places we started this race. this is our last road show here in new hampshire. we wanted to kick it off, juan, with this series, issues that matter. as you mentioned, it starts tonight with drug addiction. this is number ten. new hampshire happens to be one of the nation's highest in the

per capita rate of addiction. 258 people have died this year from opioid or heroin. it's expected to be 500 by the end of the year. it's a major problem here. rick leventhal takes a look at the issue, travels to raids. it's not just here in this region but the country that this is a major problem. >> i'm so impressed because right now there's a huge number of voters who say we're not talking issues. but you are willing to do this. i just wonder, you think people will pay attention? >> i hope they do. you are right, i heard somebody the other day say this election has been the seinfeld election, about nothing. there hasn't been a lot of deep diving on the issues. we thought as we close up this campaign, how important it is to really dig into some of these issues the people say they care about. we start with drug addiction.

we have immigration tomorrow night. foreign policy is next. climate change. health care. the federal deficit. race relations. education. terrorism. and, of course, the number one issue on everybody's mind, the economy. that's where we end it right before election day. >> kimberly? >> i wanted to bring up a story we have been covering the last couple days with the defense secretary ash carter decided to suspend all efforts to collect money from the national guard men and women that served for those enlistment bonuses. >> that was a non-starter. you knew this was not going to last long. politically, that's just untenable in an election year to have this claw back to bonuses that national guardsmen got a decade ago or longer. even though it's in california where many of those races are not going to be, it's pretty democratic california. politically, the administration and the pentagon could not deal

with that. i think it was expected it was going to come to an end. the official end happened today. >> what about the people that started to pay or that had their wages garnished and they took it out and they said you owe us this money. are they going to get that back? >> i think they're going to get that back. i think they're going to make an across the board determination that they're not going to go back after that money. but that is a follow-up to this story, kimberly. that's worth doing. the pentagon is making an across the board statement that they're not going to ask for that money back. >> eric? >> i think it's a fantastic idea to hit these hot topics. i love you are starting with the opioids and prescriptions. it kills tens of thousands of people a year, more than car accidents and suicides. the question i have for you, you have had access to hillary clinton, the town hall i'm thinking about. if she is president, if she's potus 45, do you think she will

provide you and fox with the access fair -- fair and balanced access that someone else might not -- that someone else might? >> i mean, we hope so. it's the number one news channel. as you know, we get a lot of eyeballs. independents and democrats and republicans alike. i think they realize the power of fox news. if that happens, i think much like the obama administration -- when i took over january 5, 2009, sitting in the anchor chair, people were telling me as i was doing interviews taking over "special report" they were saying, you are dead. you are no longer. because president obama and this administration is never going to give you the time of day. we had rocky times, but we always got questions answered and issues answered. i interviewed the question and many others at fox have. if it's a president clinton, i'm sure we will have access like the others. >> dana? >> on this topic tonight that you are going to talk about, i'm

curious about the state and local officials, police, law enforcement, what do they think they need from the federal government in order to wipe this off the list of a top ten concern? >> that's a great question, dana. actually, immigration and border enforcement is a big issue here in new hampshire because of the drug problem. not because there are a ton of illegal immigrants here in new hampshire. in fact, that number is like 1% or very small. the issue is about drugs and the thought that they are coming across the border in increasingly powerful doses that are essentially killing people. i mean, every day you see these raids and people are dieing. this story tonight is going to shock you. rick leventhal put together an amazing piece. we're going to give this time and we're going to dig in and try to lift up some issues that no matter who is president we as a country are going to have to deal with. >> i tell you, your show will be

a success if we can get greg to pay attention. >> actually, i -- not on the list -- people think i'm crazy because i pay so much attention to this. but it's not on your list, nor is it of any concern to any political leader is the rise of artificial intelligence. it's an inevitable consequence as we develop our intelligence so that super intelligence makes the machines smarter than us. we are going to be in for a hell of a future. who got to you? did siri get to you? >> it was not on -- it was not on the list on our poll. this may be a mechanical fly. i'm not sure. >> it's a drone. >> it might be a drone. i think future technology is an issue. maybe not the concern about artificial intelligence in the

things that matter for people. we'll see. >> it will be. it will be too late. when people care, it will be too late. >> bret baier is so professional. >> i'm not joking. if you read up on artificial intelligence, it's probably one of the top issues we're facing in this current -- >> i think you are bret baier. i trust you are bret baier. i trust in bret baier to give us a great show on all these top issues in the campaign. i will encourage the audience, watch. it begins tonight on "special report." don't forget to watch part one of issues that matter. actual fighting words between vice-president biden and donald trump. that ugly exchange next.

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hillary clinton says, when they go low, we go high. they haven't been taking the high road on the trail. >> get this, donald. nasty women are tough. nasty women are smart. and nasty women vote. and on november 8, we nasty women are going to march our nasty feet to cast our nasty votes to get you out of our lives forever. >> the press asks me don't i wish i were debating him? no, i wish we were in high school and i could take him behind the gym. that's what i wish. >> trump always says he is a counter puncher and he doesn't shy away from a fight. his response? this. >> did you see where biden wants to take me to the back of the barn? me.

he wants to. i would love that. i would love that. mr. tough guy, you know. he is mr. tough guy. you know when he is mr. tough guy? when he is standing behind a microphone by himself. he wants to bring me to the back of the barn. some things in life you could really love doing. >> what do you think? how low can they go? >> i would love to see this. >> i knew it. >> pay purview. . >> break the record. >> i think i give it trump minus $100 or so. a slight favorite to trump. >> he has the reach. >> he is bigger. >> long arms. >> are they about the same age? >> yeah. >> dana, what do you -- you are like what is happening? >> nothing would surprise me. snl could have their first skit. it's written. >> there you go.

>> listen, if they're trying to take the moral high ground against trump saying, he goes low, we go high, is it really a good idea for her surrogates, for the vice-president to say stuff? it's a good idea for biden -- >> i don't like it. they are energized. this is what this election has come down to. one of the things that biden -- i read an article this week. he was quoted talking to a group of hillary clinton supporters and volunteers saying, you have to understand that she -- we have to be her voice. he didn't say policy -- basically, she's not going to this for herself. we need to give her the voice. i think that's what he was trying to do. they're talking off the top of their head. they're not reading telepromp r teleprompters. watching 70-year-old men fight? seriously. >> the problem with team sport politics is we think insults occur within a vacuum.

sometimes we put on blinders and we forget everybody is doing this. having said that, just the image of nasty feet -- i don't care if you are a male or female or other, the image of nasty feet, it's not something you want to leave with people. get gold bond triple action. that works for me. i have beautiful, dainty feet. i've been sending you pictures. >> the last i got from you was your feet in a little tub with a goldfish nibbling. >> that was me. the tattoo of you on the heel. >> what a weirdo. i'm glad it's out in the open. juan, help. >> actually, i was going to say i thought greg was very fair in saying that that was a response to a comment made about nasty people. similarly, the whole fighting thing, which is as dana pointed out kind of 70-year-old guy, how ridiculous. but that came up in response to

what trump had to say about groping women and the like. biden saying, yeah, you know, he would be defending america's women and so forth. >> biden is a great massager. remember? >> that's true. >> the overall impact remriendme of what we are talking about. this is not a campaign of serious issues for the most part. there are strong divisions over lots of issues. you wouldn't say this was a policy election, would you? >> there's big stuff going on. i would dispute the idea that this is a light election. i think this is a heavy, angry election. >> no, no. i'm saying, for example, you can't even say trump fits the republican model on so many issues. >> 11 supreme court justices he put up. he would pick one for scalia's seat from that list. she clearly will not be anywhere near as conservative as any of those 11 on that list.

>> she's not a republican. >> that's an issue that's very heavy. >> for people who are looking for a reason to stick with a guy they have no other reason to stick -- >> it's a pretty good one. >> all right. i would like to close by saying, i find bret baier very professional. watch the show. >> that was the previous block. >> i don't care. watch the show. >> we need continuity. everybody will write about this on their blogs. >> whatever. jealous. the war of words between the nominees today on the trail. stay with us. freedom. one nation in all of human history was built on that bedrock, ours. freedom has made america exceptional, but it can only last if you and i choose to act as people of character. forging character has been the pursuit of hillsdale college since 1844.

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13 days ago, here is what happened today on the trail. >> today he is in washington, d.c. to open a new luxury hotel. while the hotel may be new, it's the same old story. he reliied on undocumented workers to make his project cheaper. and most of the products in the rooms were made overseas. and he even sued to get his taxes lowered. you can talk a good game. but let's look at the facts.

and the facts show, he has stiffed american workers, he has stiffed american businesses. >> i think it's so unfair. hillary clinton goes to see a concert last night. everybody says, wasn't that nice? isn't that wonderful? i can't take one hour off to cut a ribbon at one of the great hotels of the world? i'm entitled to it. she does one stop because she has no energy. she has nothing going. she does one stop and nobody complains about that. >> okay. kimberly, what do you think of that? >> well, i mean, look, he has been consistent in the message that he is the high energy guy, that none of the republicans were, that she's not. her voice does sound like it's going. of course, it's 13 days out. this is all steam ahead for her. he is going and he's making gains it seems. it's tightening. this is getting pretty fascinating. >> later today, juan, vice-presidential nominee mike pence will be in utah. he had to go to utah to try to shore things up, which he might

be able to do. >> he might be able to. he is not somewhere elsewhere he could actually be making inroads. utah should be a red state. i think it's not only me, but what i hear from republicans, they are amazed. it's the second opening for this hotel. it allowed hillary clinton to have the chef with her in florida speaking spanish and trying to get latinos to say trump is seeing me because i don't want anything to do with him and his hotel. he was also at dural yesterday or the day before. i guess he is promoting his brand more than promoting his campaign at this point. >> maybe it's all one in the same. >> dural was in floor. it's a swing state. it didn't hurt him. i agree, if she wants to go to a concert, great. don't give me grief for wanting to take an hour out and open a hotel. utah is not a fully red state right now because of the never

trumper in the race and taking 20%. if he weren't in the race, it would be red. that would be clear. quickly, juan and i have had this talk about methodology on polls and internals and margins of error and degree of certainty. cnn had a poll out yesterday. it had clinton up by five. it was a surprise to a lot of people. they thought it would be wider. when you dig into the methodology, there was 1,000 people called on the phone. 31% democrat, 26% republican, 43% independent. that's important because that mirrors the nation. if you dig further and ask -- how many of those are likely voters? 779. almost 80% of that is likely voters. they skewed it to 37%, 30% republican and 33 independent. that's important because it overpolls the democrats and underpolls the independents. it's important. that's why polls can be played with. >> you know pollsters have

people they call self-identified. >> they are putting them in the poll. they are counting the number. >> what do you make of this? 13 days to go. >> trump, he cuts more ribbons than a pro gift wrapper. opening a new hotel in d.c., that is refreshing because it returns to the early definition of someone in government service. you had another job. all of our founding fathers had jobs or so i'm making up, because i don't know. i wasn't into history. o'reilly would know this. politicians had jobs. now all politicians are lawyers and they are lawyers in order to be politicians. >> the professional politician. >> i don't like that. i would rather have every single politician have another job. that they have to go home and do. >> make that a requirement. >> job, job, job. >> one more thing is up next.

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one more thing. >> all right. it's time for kimberly's food court. no one is clear to me, am i supposed to do the la, la, la? it's confusing. >> it is. >> today is national pumpkin day, in case you haven't

noticed. which i think is cute. >> look at that pumpkin. >> let's get a close-up of this delicious vegetable fruit situation. i have a pumpkin and pumpkin doughnuts because i'm very friendly for everyone here at the table. you would be surprised. everyone was interested in one of these pumpkin doughnuts. a few facts from the u.s. department of agriculture. all 50 u.s. states produce some pumpkins. about one half is grown in these six states, illinois -- name one. >> iowa. >> pennsylvania. >> california. pennsylvania, yes. michigan and new york. this is fabulous farmers out there who i love that are raising all these beautiful pumpkins. >> it smells good. >> you are out of your gourd. >> don't eat right before you do one more thing. top four pay to play schemes by the clinton foundation. number one in my opinion, the russians and uranium one.

$2.4 million into the clinton foundation. they got 20% uranium deal. ge, boeing, they get a massive arms deal. billion dollars of arms dealing going back and forth with saudi arabia and other middle eastern countries. then we all know about the moroccan -- the king putting $12 million and getting direct access. >> do these pumpkin lattes -- are they fattening? >> doesn't count. >> i found a wonderful website. it's called i waited 96 years. it features women born before 1920, that's when the 19th amendment passed allowing women to vote. the women here speak about what it means to vote for the first time for a female presidential candidate. there are stories. here are two to let you know.

she had to sign a pledge saying she wouldn't get married and she didn't think it was fair. women can achieve anything. then there's estelle, 98. diagnosed with a heart condition. she's planning to live long enough to see a woman elected president. she says, too much to see such an accomplishment in my lifetime. just momentous. >> you know yesterday i said i would tell you my prediction on the world series. i don't actually have a prediction yet. i have more information. i did a radio tour today. you will get to do your one more thing. >> mine is important. >> i talked to two people today. bill wills, he told me the tribe is going to win because of pitching, defense, managing -- managers they have and attention to detail. steve cochran in chicago told me the cubs will win because they

are the better team. it's their time to win and the baseball god have taken notice. i talked to scott sloan. he said, the tribe will win because the cubs are the lovable loser and the most important thing, the billy goat curse is ridiculous. >> strong statement. >> let's get to the most important one more thing. greg's secret to happiness. before i show the clip, one of the secrets to happiness is doing stuff before you go to bed that doesn't keep you up at night. going to tinkle. or if you have an itch and it keeps you up, before hy hibernation, this bear knew it would drive him crazy. he said, i will sleep for a while. might as well scratch that itch before i go to bed. you know it's going to be on my mind. he scratched. he scratched. scratched some more. he returned back to the cave and

slept wonderfully before he was eaten by cannabels. >> that's it for us. do we love the people of new hampshire? >> i still love new hampshire. i always will. >> the first in the nation primary state. almost nine months later -- >> please, come out and vote on november 8th here in new hampshire. >> i won new hampshire, my first victory. >> is now a key battleground for the presidential race and for control of the u.s. senate. "special report" from the granite state starts right now. we are coming to you live tonight from new hampshire, inside the iconic roby's country store. many candidates have campaigned right here. i'm bret baier. over the next hour, we