hello, everyone. it's 5:00 in new york city where polls open in just 13 hours. this is "the five." it's election eve in america. after a long, hard fought race with twists and turns like none we have ever seen in election history, voters will decide tomorrow. brand-new fox polling shows clinton has widened her lead a bit. she's now ahead by four points in our survey. she's ahead by three in the latest average of polls

nationwide. here they are in the fight to the finish. >> this election is a moment of reckoning. it is a choice between division or unity, between strong, steady leadership or a loose cannon. >> real change also means restoring honesty to government. we'll start by getting rid of clinton. >> and america where we prove once and for all that love trumps hate. >> this is a marathon today. we're not playing games. right? hillary right now is fast asleep. she's sleeping so beautifully. >> there's fear, even anger in our country. but i've gotta say, anger is not a plan, my friends. >> hillary clinton should not even be allowed to run for the

presidency. what's happening is a disgrace. and our country is a laughing stock all over the world. >> that may be true. this has been quite the marathon. the ultra marathon. i don't think -- she sounds a little hoarse, but they seem like they have a lot of energy. >> there's conflicting reports in the polls. one thing for sure is is that trump is in a very good position now, probably one of the best he has ever been in terms of battleground states, some things moving to tossup or lean gop. i don't think anybody should take anything for granted. they have a fight to the finish line, especially in those battleground states. you can see that as evidenced in the fact they're making multiple appearances. you see them out campaigning, trump, pence, all the surrogates to try to shore up the vote. encourage enthusiasm and get out the vote for tomorrow. >> juan, what do you hear from

the brooklyn side of things over there across the river? >> you know, actually it's interesting talking to pollsters all over. i think what the conclusion is is that trump has been closing the gap, the tightening of the race, a consolidation of republican voters. but that momentum over the weekend seemed to have stalled. then you throw in the announcement from the fbi and that's why you see a bump coming for clinton. i think people are thinking that it's just a narrowing pathway to 270 for donald trump. that he would have to win all the swing states in addition to holding on to all the states that romney won and then he would have to flip one of the big states away from the blue wall that clinton is relying on. of course, we have seen him over the weekend in minnesota and in michigan. >> also in pennsylvania, eric. the trump pence campaign has been back and forth there over the last 48 hours. >> he needs to win all of romney's states and a couple of paths through swing states, not all the swing states.

he can lose some, but still have a path. 595 days ago ted cruz said i'm throwing my hat into the ring to run for president in 2016. that was a -- more than a year and a half ago. we are down to one day, two candidates. i don't think it's over. there are a lot of people are saying it's done, she's winning because she has a three or four point margin. if you go state by state and look what's going on, every single one of the trump panels areerror. i think there will be four or five states that surprise people. i think we will be here late tomorrow night. >> we are. >> i will be here. >> anyway, maybe later than we expect to be. >> any final thoughts going into the last day? >> i don't know. everybody is saying stuff because it's like last call at a bar and nobody wants to go home alone. they're out there saying junk. hillary clinton talking about unity and about bringing people

together. that's like a bull offering to sweep the china shop. she spent a year -- she's talking about unifying. i don't buy that whatsoever. i don't know. like at the political report, the final score card, hillary winning. why would do you that if you weren't sure? i trust the report. they're not like dick morris, people who say things because they want people to believe it and then at the end of the night they scurry off into the darkness and everybody is left holding their bags. >> one thing we know is that early voting is up in i think all the states that have early voting show that people are enthusiastic and turning out. in particular, kimberly, the hispanic vote is up in florida and nevada, colorado in particular. >> that's a testament, of course, to hillary clinton's get out the vote and her team has been very successful in terms of targeting to get those voters

and try to motivate that segment of the population. it counts, especially in a state like florida. nevertheless, she does not have that solidly in her favor. that still remains a tossup, a battleground state and trump has continued to do very well there. i think that's going to be one that's going to be maybe tough for her. >> let me throw something in there on that point. which is dana blant who runs polling here at fox -- >> there are a lot of the danas. >> some say too many. >> i know you do. >> that pump up in the latino vote has been significant not only in florida, but it has prompted fox polling to push nevada from a tossup now to a lean democrat state. that shuffles that electoral college map. >> i wanted to ask about the african-american vote. apparently is that down. we knew it would be. president obama is not on the ticket. in particular, could you talk about philadelphia and how there was a transit strike that ended

this morning. did that have the clinton team worried? >> the question was getting people out to vote or people intended to vote but were delayed or waylaid because they couldn't go vote. it's a big deal. i think you will see they have so many -- i read where it's t not -- who is the famous -- madonna is going to be with hillary clinton tonight. >> the madonna? >> i think it's -- it's lady gaga. >> and bon jovi. >> all of them together? >> how do you tell then lady ga? >> oh, my god. >> let me ask you about michigan that i think is an interesting thing. in a lot of the other battlegrounds like nevada, new hampshire, which is now looking really good for the republicans, not just for trump but also for the republican incumbent senator kelly ayotte. in michigan, there is no senate

race, unlike florida or north carolina, new hampshire or even nevada where you had senate races that are the battlegrounds. michigan hasn't had that much attention. so perhaps the trump campaign thought, we have an opening there because the democrats ignored it. >> sure. he spent a -- he has been back to michigan a couple of times in the last two days. that's really one of the paths. if he doesn't win pennsylvania, michigan is that other path. there's ten there. if he can pick off new hampshire like you said, possibly even nevada. then there's another path. all i'm saying is -- a lot of these polls, you really have to look into the methodology, how many democrats are polled, how many republicans are polled. it does matter. my point is this. i'm not trying to pull wool over anyone's eyes or make promises i don't think are true. i think we will have interesting races that will be surprises. you just don't know. you are right, florida -- >> one of those --

>> if he doesn't win florida, you will know at 9:00 tomorrow night. >> some democrats were telling us that florida -- michael mehan who was on the tv show we do on sunday, he was saying that florida actually -- he does think marco rubio will win but by not a comfortable a margin because of what you were saying. >> also, the democrats were very concerned with nate silver who predicted the last two presidential elections is saying 3%, margin of error. that's not enough to call it. he thinks it's very close. anything can happen. ibd poll showed trump pence ahead. i think this is one to watch, far closer than ram any aomney obama. >> about the three lies you were told about this election. i urge everyone to read it. >> one lie is -- one thing we were told that's true, it is being held tomorrow. >> that's true. >> coming up, we will take you inside our new studio, america's election headquarters for

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the director of the fbi has dropped a lot of bombshells this election. yesterday, one more. in a follow uplettup letter to congress, they said they didn't find anything to change the conclusion that the secretary should not be charged. trump is strongly questioning that outcome.

>> hillary clinton is being protected by a totally rigged system. and now it's up to the american people to deliver justice at the ballot box tomorrow. that's what's going to happen. >> we haven't heard from hillary. the clinton camp is, of course, breathing a sigh of relief. they are glad the matter is resolved. clinton is not totally in the clear. there's an investigation into her family's foundation, whether she engaged in pay for play deals as secretary of state. i'm going to start with my friend kimberly here. at first this news came out sunday about midday or so. everyone is like, my gosh, this is going to sway the election back towards hillary. as trump picked up on it, he used the phrase drain the swamp and pointed to this exact thing as another example of the need for d.c. to drain the swamp.

>> it was like, what? of course it's good for hillary and to get that statement out right before. but a lot of people were talking on social media saying, how did they get through all the e-mails. you saw trump saying, how could they get through 650,000 e-mails this quickly. they built a program to do it. it doesn't matter. what he is referring to is the initial investigation about her e-mail server. but it's not specifying anything about the clinton foundation that was still open even when he made that statement back in july to not prosecute her or proceed further. so that's still very much -- is in play and still has legs. we will see where it goes. if people read it carefully and understand the situation, two different things. >> there are 691,200 seconds in eight days. did they get through 650,000 of those in the same period of time? >> they didn't have to. there were so many duplicates.

that's what they said. i'm surprised -- you comey had to have seen something. it turns out he had seen nothing. really, he is the one who politicized the fbi by bringing them into an election 11 days before and two days before. it's clearly -- it was unfair to hillary clinton's campaign. it changed the strategy, changed the dynamics of the last few days. just put politics aside, it's not good for our country that so many people now -- i don't care if they are liberal or conservative -- are going to have questions about the integrity of the fbi and its director. it's not healthy for us. i don't like trump saying i'm going to put my opponent in jail. i don't like the ffbi putting is finger on the scale for the election. >> see what the new york office says. >> wall street journal op-ed said almost the same thing juan is saying, it's unfortunate that director comey has politicized

the office. they suggest that maybe he was doing it for his own good. >> bob woodward was on fox news sunday yesterday on the panel. obviously, he covered a lot of stories that have to do with investigations and the fbi. he was with a source the night before. he said it could take years to unravel what happened here. because there's one thing to say that comey's letter on october 28th and then the one from this saturday were inappropriate but also i think could you go back to his decision in july to lay out a case basic -- lay out all the reasons that hillary clinton should be indicted and say, we're not going to it because there's no case here and there's no intent. whether he is doing it for his ego or not or whether everything he has done has been on the up and up, i think remains to be seen. but i also agree -- remember when clarence thomas gave the speech when it was his anniversary of being on the court and he said we have a lost of trust in institutions across america? i think the fbi and the justice

department is one where you absolutely have to have confidence. and it is shaken by republicans thought he was bad, then democrats thought he was bad. now it's back the other way. maybe for making everybody mad you are doing the right thing. i think they at least deserve -- the american people deserve more of an explanation. >> greg, you want to break the tie? >> i said it before. comey is nobody's homie. he told the world go -- anyway. they went through all of the e-mails. on wiener's laptop. they cross-referenced it. they didn't find anything except a uti. this is the first time in medical history a computer actually has a virus. i commend these investigators for going on there. wiener puts the lap in laptop. no one is safe. >> before we go, is this the new fbi? are they going to announce whether -- what their investigations are finding mid stream? >> we can't do that. >> did he not say, we're still

investigating but we haven't found anything? >> that's the problem, once you start doing that, the lid is off the pot. it establishes a precedent. did you it before. why aren't you doing it now? it's bad news for the fbi. >> i never heard that. >> what, lid off the pot? >> toothpaste out of the tube. never heard that one. >> there still is an ongoing investigation. why would he -- >> you know, it seems to me that as a trump supporter you are saying, there's more investigation. look, the damage has been done. the clinton foundation think is out of the book about clinton cash and people read into it and they're looking for a quid pro quo. they haven't found anything. >> the fbi is investigating. not people. >> i'm telling you, there are -- >> the new york office. >> there are people -- if fbi had something -- new york office was told by people, you don't have much more than this book.

it really doesn't amount to much. we don't see it. then there were people who were rebelling against that, which is typical of agents. >> is this true? did comey just specify on the e-mails the classified information part of what's being investigated in the clintons? >> his letter is so vague. i don't know. >> it goes back to the magical power of the clintons. they're like corrupto. a super hero, wherever they go, everything they come in contact with implodes. there's a smallpox. if you get touched by it, it's over. fbi is another institution, whether it's charity or in this case law enforcement, when the clintons get in there, it's bad news. the fbi is now fib. >> fib? >> fib. >> is there a medication for you? >> we want to give you an inside look at fox's new studio that will be election central tomorrow night.

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has been developing throughout the day. >> dana was asking as to whether we're going to see a different map after 2016. let me take you back 12 years ago. this is kind of what the standard was. it was red in the middle, blue on the ends. that was when bush beat kerry. then four years later. look at the changes. they were significant when obama beat john mccain. nevada, colorado, new mexico, down here in the southeast of florida, north carolina and virginia. then four years later, it was just a subtle change in the map. did you catch it from 2008 to 2012, it was just indiana and north carolina that mitt romney was able to flip. now we go to 2016. we wait to see how this fills in tomorrow just about 25, 26 hours from now. >> fantastic. dana, you have a question? >> can i have two? >> you may. >> it's your show. >> i think the republican national committee is touting --

i think it has a right to -- its get out of the vote efforts. they realized if they worked harder and figured out a way to get people to the polls, they would have had a different result. it looks like, especially in colorado, the early vote effort is paying off. my second question is, if you are looking at one county tomorrow on the east coast -- >> just one? >> is it hillsboro county, florida? >> it could be. i will take you back to 2000. what you are talking about is tampa. it's had a pretty good track record of picking winners, with the exception of 1992 which was a strange year anyway. you see what obama did with romney there four years ago. prior to that, similar outcome. i would say in 2004, you know, when bush beat kerry and he won along the i-4 corridor with tampa the far western edge, he won the state. i think it's a good marker, dana. i think it's something to keep an eye on. but as i look at this map, right

now you could pick wake county in north carolina, which by the way clinton and trump will both be there today. that's right about here. that's raleigh. a lot of democratic votes there, perhaps that's the way north carolina goes. i think about pennsylvania and i think about down here in the southeastern part of the state. that's philadelphia. that's where you win the state. mitt romney lost by about 300,000 votes. the entire state. but barack obama beat him in philadelphia by 500,000. so you see the importance of that. you know, we can bounce over to ohio and draw up any number of scenarios. it's hard for me to pick just one county. i mean, maybe you pick a region. i think a lot of them tell a very interesting story. >> do me a favor, takes -- do the i-4 corridor.

that's orlando, i think the east coast where daytona is, what happened last time -- floor rids going where i-4 corridor goes. if he doesn't win that, we will show at 8:00 tomorrow night. what's going on down there? >> fair point. i think this part of the state in the southeast, eric, four years ago they made up 26% of the entire vote in the state. you see how blue it is. that's miami-dade, broward, palm beach. the i-4 corridor, this is something we have watched every four years. we saw the margins in 2004 between bush and kerry when you pop up here or go to orange county. we saw the margin of victory between bush and kerry, that's really how he won the state in 2004. i think it's a very good point, very well taken. i will show you what happened there in 2012. this is daytona beach, and up here, further to the north

there, those are two counties that romney flipped from obama four years ago. the trump team thinks they have a lot of voters there. watch that daytona beach area the there. point well taken. >> juan, you have a question? >> bill, i'm very interested in flips, states that might flip from blue to red and help donald trump. i was talking to someone on our decision desk. at the moment, if trump wins all of the states that lean republican and are solid republican, it's 192 electoral votes, with the tossups right now, that would take him to 255. then he needs to flip a blue state. i'm saying to bill, show me some potential flips. >> okay. maybe it's michigan. the trump team, they have been talking about it for a couple days. it's possible. here is what i don't understand, juan. today, this is allendale,

michigan, where hillary clinton was. look what mitt romney did that four years ago. why did she go there? further to the east is grand rapids. just one county to the east. that's where trump started his day. that's where the gerald ford library is. barack obama earlier today, he was in ann arbor further to the southeast, just west of detroit. i understand why you go there. millennial voters, that makes sense to me. i don't know what explains as to why she was there earlier today in that part of the state. maybe there's something doing there. if you want to see -- if you want to see a baseline for where to start tomorrow night, put trump at 164. okay? then if you assume -- what happened right there. come on, get out of that. okay. if you assume for a moment -- let me clear out of this and make sure we're doing the right thing here. this is our what if scenario. if you assume that trump wins all the states that romney won,

right, we will put it into motion here. that means arizona, that means georgia, that means north carolina and over the weekend the trump team said they are very confident and priebus said the same thing earlier today. he stands very good chance there in iowa, the des moines register poll. he has to win ohio. and he has to win florida. if he does all that, which is not easy, but if he does that he is at 259. that's that scenario where you flip one of the blue states. is that michigan? that would make him president. is it pennsylvania? that would make him president. under these scenarios. you can mess with the map and shop for any answer you want right now. you know why? because right now we're all right. every one of us. >> thanks, bill. >> uplifting. greg, say something that doesn't embarrass us. >> i want to say, bill, you look great. >> thank you. you are one bad hombre. >> thank you, my friend. we will see you later.

can you fill us in on utah and nevada? >> i can. we took utah earlier today from my tossup to a lean republican in a third party candidate out there. we believe right now based on our polling that utah looks pretty good for donald trump. this is nevada. and this is a really interesting thing. they have early voting. apparently the turnout in las vegas, which is where we were just a week ago, down around clark county was very good. it was very strong. often times, republicans up around reno are trying to offset that vote and the southeastern part of the state. if you read john rawlston and how you tally it in nevada, he thinks it afaffavors hillary clinton. then go back to the map from 2012 and try to figure out what

states you could get to turn from blue to red. that would be the challenge out there in nevada if indeed that is the way it goes. >> that was fantastic electoral college tutorial, mr. hemmer. >> you okay with that? >> it was pretty good. sharpening up skills. >> keep an eye on one number, pennsylvania, 56%. mitt romney got 56% of the white vote four years ago. if trump is going to win that state, that number has to be bumping north of 60%. is it 61%, is it 62%? washington county, a lot of votes the trump team is angling for her. romney was 57%. watch this county. ask how high trump has to go in washington county. is it 62%, is it 65%? see you later. have a good one. we are waiting for trump to appear at a rally in pennsylvania that mr. hemmer mentioned. we will bring that to you live

when he takes the stage. next, greg has some uplifting words for voters who have had enough of this election. stay tuned.

all right. a new poll shows that 80% of voters are disgusted by this election. that's low. but it's no surprise this election has slimed everyone. hard working party people were recast as evil establishment, then blamed for not coming home. conservative and evangelical leaders who mocked you exchanged their principles for star power, their flock betrayed. the harry palmed virgins turned twitter into a creep hazard. then there's the media, clearly in the tank for ratings. so much so they gave one guy more free media than god. now they are shocked he won.

there's the kcandidates, both a jarring as a prostate exam with unclipped fingernailed. tomorrow, life is going to go on. it's okay. when jfk was shot, that was a big deal. when nchl oixon resigned, that big deal. but we still went back to work. everything was okay. so relax. we have seen worse. did you catch the "ghostbusters" remake? don't worry liberals, if trump wins it could have been ted cruz. righties, president hillary will be so marched by scandal, she will be happy to sit in meetings, bomb something, then nap. if trump wins, he will be more liberal. if hillary wins, she will become less. as for us talking heads, we win even if our guy loses. if trump wins, the left has a punching bag. if hillary wins, so does the right.

it's easier to scream at the enemy than it is to own your own embarrassment. do you think this is overblown? the whole world is going to end wednesday. >> yes, of course. i agree -- >> it could end by artificial intelligence but not by the election. >> i think it's remarkable that 82% of americans can agree on anything. >> yes, unifying. >> the other thing that's amazing is barack obama now has his highest approval rating ever. >> why do you think? >> the end of his two terms, he is now viewed more positively than ronald reagan in 1988. that's remarkable. >> it's probably by comparison. i have a theory that when only the left were obnoxious, nobody cared. but then when the left and right became obnoxious, now it's a big problem. >> i love the part of the poll where it says 82% were disgusted, 13% were excited and 3% were neither. there's no neither in this. there's no in between. here is the point, come

wednesday or next week, wow, are we going to have a let down. what are we going to do? until some policy starts rolling out from either whoever the candidate or whoever the president -- >> the fbi stuff is going on. >> when policy starts going, the other side will go, see, i told you. no matter who wins, it's a see i told you. >> yes, yes, yes. it will be a lot of twitter tuesday, social media -- right? facebook friday. five days a week. >> if the fbi -- let's say she wins and the fbi stuff is going on, that's a story. if trump wins there will be a meltdown among the media. xanax and klonopin will go up. sglt ra >> the ratings will be good. >> reaction after this. he didn't say whether or not he is going to accept the results. we don't know what he is going to say or how he would voice his experience and his concerns about it if he does not win.

>> i think what's interesting is what the republicans say if he doesn't win. in other words, some republicans won't accept it because iknow i. i think there are a lot of trump supporters will say it's the people who didn't back trump among our faithful who are the cause. then secondly, this whole theory that was touched on earlier about pumping up the white vote to somehow get -- if that theory doesn't hold, what does it say about 2020 for republicans? the party is going to have to remake itself, recast itself. that's going to be really interesting. by the way, how does it -- what you said make sense when you consider the ratings for this election? as dispiriting -- i get down about it, but i noticed, a lot of people watched the debates. >> game of thrones gets great ratings. that's a lot of bloodshed. a lot of orgies. i don't condone that. >> i almost said -- >> what? >> nothing.

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tomorrow. this is it. what a long and winding road. guess what? just about over. the final days for the nominees on the trail. here is more from both of them earlier. >> you have one day until the election. you know what that mean ss? that means tomorrow. you have one day to make every dream you ever dreamed for your country come true. you have one magnificent chance to beat the corrupt system. do not let this opportunity slip away. >> tomorrow we face the test of our times. will we be coming together as a nation or splitting further apart? will we set goals that all of us can help meet, or will we turn on each other and pit one group of americans against another? now, our names will be on the ballot tomorrow. but those values and every issue you care about will be there, too.

what kind of country do we want? >> greg, this is the closing argument time. >> what can they do to change anybody's mind, persuade people at this moment? if i were trump or hillary, i would say, if you show proof that you voted for me, you get a free pardon for the next four years. anything. like if you happen to break the law. that's what i would do. >> isn't that a movie where 24 hours -- >> that would be a bribe. >> a parking ticket? >> i see. >> that would be a bribe. and illegal. >> i would surprised to see in the fox poll that a majority of all voters said trump is not qualified and lacks the temperament. >> those numbers weren't good for him. his rallies are amazing in terms of the turnout. when you look at the orange county that bill was talking about, it's interesting. i think it was a genius move by the campaign to take away his twitter account.

he hasn't been tweeting for two weeks. >> wait. >> really smart. >> they denied that. >> then he has self-disciplined. he is not tweeting nonsense he was doing before. that's helped him to avoid news cycles and kept the story on hillary clinton, the e-mails, the scandal. for him to talk about obamacare and draining the swamp. >> one last pump, eric. >> i think last night they said a couple of focus groups -- one of them was telling things -- are you voting because you are voting for somebody? three hands went up. i don't know -- 20 people or so were in the focus group or more. if you are -- are you voting against a candidate? the other 17 went up. really, that's the sad story. the election is more who are you voting against than who are you voting for. this is really important. pick the candidate who has the policies that most represent what you want going forward. >> kimberly, new york state, polls open at 6:00 a.m. will you be there? >> the early bird gets the worm, juan. not at 6:00 a.m.

yes, i think it's great. people get out there to vote. they should get out and vote regardless of whether you feel your state is solidly in one category or the other. i'm fascinated by the popular vote. i want to see how that turns out as well. we saw what happened -- >> how long will you wait? >> how long will i wait? >> she doesn't sleep. >> i'm up at 6:30. after i take my child to school -- i don't want to give my exact location. >> where are you voting? >> that's problematic for me. >> are we still meeting at starbucks? >> okay, okay. one more thing, it's up next. ook at geico... geico has a long history of great savings and great service. over seventy-five years. wait. seventy-five years? that is great. speaking of great, check out these hot riffs. you like smash mouth? uh, yeah i have an early day tomorrow so... wait. almost there. goodnight, bruce. gotta tune the "a." (humming) take a closer look at geico. great savings.

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it's time for one more thing. take it around the table. >> all right. right after the inauguration, dana and i are hosting short stories. >> is this a joke? >> no. look at this video. >> we're here to tell you about our exciting new event. >> it's saturday, january 28. the week after the inauguration. >> isn't that amazing? it's going to be great. larry gatlin will be there. he is the host or the narrator. >> do you know what it's called? short stories. >> stories by short people. you will want to hear from us. we will have the hottest take right after the election. >> check it out. it's going to be fun. we have a lot to talk about. >> jasper will be there. >> even better. >> that's so cute. we can do tall stories.

medium -- >> tall tales. >> with the white board. >> i can never get enough of these. everyone at home feels the same way, honoring our veterans. during an auburn tigers college football game saturday, 1993 auburn grad got the chance to surprise his family on the big screen from his location in kabul, afghanistan. watch the moment that left his family in tears and the fans roaring. >> i want to thank all the university for hosting my family today. lisa, jacob, joshua, matthew, while i can't be there, i want you to know i love you and miss you so much. >> there you go. don't you love that? >> that's great. >> god bless all the veterans that serve our country and fight for our freedom. >> did they win? >> i will get back to you. >> those are always amazing. >> this is the last white board before the election. juan is happy. don't believe everything the left will tell you.

here are the real numbers. president obama -- i went back. every budget since he has been president, he spent over $28.7 trillion in the eight years, that's $9.7 that went to debt. we have 44 million people on food stamps. 45 million people are in poverty. the african-american community, it's 23%. it's 21% for his ppanihispanics. one in five his pan panics and n four african-americans in poverty. they tell ut jyou the jobs pict is fantastic. here are the real numbers. the population has grown by 15 million people. 15 million new people in the population. only 5 million new jobs. that means 10 million are missing. that's the epic fail. three more years -- four more years of that if you vote for hillary clinton. >> gdp up, wages up, job growth up. my gosh. >> now it's your turn.

>> janet reno died. she became the first woman attorney general of the united states. the nation's top law enforcement officer. she will be forever remembered at a straight shooter and a country girl. she had two moments at center stage, the siege of the cult compound as waco. she took responsibility. there was the gonzalez case in 2 2 2000. she decided to protect parental rights to let him leave for cuba. they lauded her for her integrity and willingness to take responsibility. >> rest in peace. >> there's something coming up in six hours from now. it's a midnight tv show. this is our second to last show. it's going to be great. we have the news quiz. my favorite trivia stump star. i will ask him the question hemmer asked me to ask.

>> is that live? >> it is live at midnight. if i'm going to be up, be up with us. we will see you back here tomorrow on the big day, election day. "special report" is next. good evening. welcome to our brand-new america's election headquarters studio in new york. i'm bret baier. this is a fox news alert. with just hours now until polls open across the country, no one is taking anything for granted. hillary clinton and donald trump are both working double shifts, appearing at as many events as they can cram into their schedules. we are getting one last look at how this race stands with our final fox news polls of the election season. clinton leads trump by four percentage points, 48 to 44 in the four-way survey. that's up from two last week. the numbers are the same in the head to head, the four-point clinton lead is up from one point last week.