this is 9news. welcome to broncos tonight. on monday night football eve. former broncos quarterback brock oswiller returns to denver tomorrow. i think broncos fans out to welcome him back with cheers. not boos.

[ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> his contract was up. he played well when he got the opportunity and left when someone offered him more money. >> this was it. he learned under peyton manning. groomed for year after year, season after season. we saw what he could do and then he skipped town. >> i will never forget, brandon stokley, 2007, and the indianapolis colts released him. and the colt fans hammered him. one of the greatest guys of all time. >> you ever to boo the guy -- [ talking at the same time ]

boo carmelo anthony. what are you booing him for? >> it hurts you feelings -- [ talking at the same time ] >> i am the same guy whose jersey you bought for your fron christmas, you -- son for christmas, you chased me around the mall -- [ talking at the same time ] >> and now you hate me. hurt my feelings. >> it is part of the fun of being fan. you are supposed to boo the guys in the other uniforms but you >> we want to kill him comment, that is all clean fun. >> it is. >> you probably shouldn't go there -- >> well, there is a certain strange twisted pleasure that comes from knocking the crap out of people you know -- [ laughter ] [ talking at the same time ] >> the guy you know well, gone oo battle with on your team, when you get the chance to

[ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> players in the locker room -- he did say when he was introduced in houston, he thought he had a better chance to succeed there than with the broncos. if you are a broncos player you resent that comment. >> brandon marshall wouldn't have -- [ talking at the same time ] >> he regretted -- he didn't word that correctly? >> he had all this time to offer the contract to him. they came in at 15.5 million. not 16.5 with the -- [ talking at the same time ] >> what connections to denver. they drafted him. he is not from here. >> fed him -- [ laughter ] [ talking at the same time ]

broncos preached they want to be balanced but lately they have been running on empty. that is taking a toll on the team's success. >> reporter: who are the broncos to blame for their set backs? everyone could be better but a big point of emphasis is on the ground game or lack of. the broncos running backs failed to break the 100-yard barrier as a team in games. >> hasn't been where we wanted it to be. just excited. excited to have another opportunity with my guys throughout. get continuity back on the o- line. everybody get jelling. >> more touches i get the better i start playing as the game goes on. you know for, all the, you know, touches that i have been getting, trying to make the best of them. >> explosive games.

so that is what we will try to do, keep chipping away. >> reporter: blaming the backs seems to make the most sense but most in the know know it is the offensive line. but the broncos won't point any fingers. >> we will make improvements. if you sit around and say it was one person's fault, nobody gets better. if we all get better we will get better as a group. >> they stay is not how you that is not true in the nfl. slow starts are killing the broncos. hurting the broncos. >> 41-13 outscored in the 1st quarter. this team is 4-2. it is trailed in all but the tampa bay game. but they are playing -- i blame the defense too because the

thes of -- the offense. the defense has been good except for at the beginning. >> if you want to support your quarterback you don't spot the other team points and make them feel like they need to play beyond themselves -- >> what makes a team play poorly -- >> it could be a number >> depending on where your field position is the script may have to change and you don't want to do that to your rookie quarterback. defer next time. >> first time gary kubiak coached against the texans since they fired him. he down played it as nothing special personally. should we believe him? >> i don't think we should. i was with mike on his return

for him. bill belichick, played the new york giants where he had success, those weeks were different. [ talking at the same time ] >> he had some of it diffused in baltimore. the offensive coordinator they played the texans and last year in the pre-season he went back to houston and that took -- i thought houston gave him a good shake. he was there 8 years. they never got to the bowl. actually coaching careers, that is a long stay in one place for the limited suck says sest he had -- success he had there. [ talking at the same time ] >> we are going to jared next.

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[ music ] >> jared. welcome. you wound up with the houston texans. played two years there. two years with gary kubiak. tell us one thing, a couple things you notice is different about how he thest if time you had him. >> the preparation -- the first time you had him. >> the preparation is the same. he seems more calm here. you know, he knows he has a good group of guys, who do their job and come to work every day. >> you weren't too far from when he collapsed on the sideline in 2013, this latest sepsode that happened two weeks

>> i mean, we had -- it came as a shock to us. he addressed the team after the game and, you know, you find out on twitter they took him to the hospital. you are -- what happened? we didn't know anything. we were all gone by the time we heard. so, you know, witnesses what i witnessed in houston i was concerned, yeah, but i knew, you know, the doctors that we have here, they will take care of him. he was in good hands. >> first time former team, geeked up? >> i am. i don't know what it is like to play a former team but i know all the guys, all the coaches. i am excited to go in there and have fun with the team. it will be a great game. monday night. can't do better playing your tomorrowal team on prime time football. -- former team on prime football. >> signing here --

no matter where gary kubiak went i wanted to play for him. same for coach. lucky enough ended up in the same place. it is place to me. home town is four hours down the road. coming to denver, i can play in front of more people from my home town, more people that watched me play in nebraska. i have more of a fan base here than in houston. the plans aligned for me and i am here and blessed. >> it is the question of the week for the defense, what is >> you know, i -- that is something we are trying to address, trying to get fixed. last week -- addressed, trying to get fixed. last week, the mind set was this is not us. we have to show it is not us. in san diego, guys were so hyped. this is not the defense that we are. maybe they just tried to do too much and it hurt us. we got that squared away. we are doing everything we can

behalf of everyone, give a nice clean hit to brock for everybody. >> that is definitely the plan. >> you are a instigator -- [ talking at the same time ] >> so mean. all your fall -- [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> broncos unveiled three more ring of fame pillars outside the stadium tonight. ceremony tomorrow for very john lynch. >> yeah. peyton manning 'twas the broncos offense lynch was in -- was to the broncos offense lynch was to the defense. they chose the broncos after bad neck injuries for their second chapter. and they both had very good four year periods with the broncos. you can argue lynch did one

took him so long? i 15 -- 15 years with the broncos. three team pro-bowler. two time super bowl champion. the 63-yarder everyone loves to talk about. mike said today at the pillar ceremony he said that 2007 game against the bills, when he kicked the game winner, at the end was the the most, thought was his greatest kick. never missed three in a game, that close to missing that one but put it through -- >> the pass rusher. simon fletcher -- >> simon fletcher waiting too long. plays that linebacker role, 11 years in the nfl. guy played 11 years and didn't

97 sacks. nfl record 10 games with a sack, no one else has done that and makes a mean barbecue -- >> do players wonder maybe one day me? >> absolutely. >> same thing on the nfl -- >> how -- [ talking at the same time ] >> absolutely. >> tomorrow. [ talking at the same time ] >> great atmosphere tomorrow night. looking forward to it. thank you for watching broncos tonight. our coverage of the broncos and texans begins at 5:30 p.m. tomorrow on channel 20. 9news at 10:00 p.m. continues after a photo finish.

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this sunday, the end game. does donald trump go scorched earth? >> all of these lies will be >> or does he try to win or simply end his campaign with dignity? >> i'm asking the american people to rise above the noise and the clutter of our broken politics. >> our guests this morning, tim kaine and trump campaign manager kellyanne conway. >> i have spend 4 1/2 hours on stage with donald proving once

president and commander in chief. >> does hillary clinton try to run up the score to shut down any talk of a rigged election? clinton hopes to turn a white house win into a big night for democrats down the ballot. >> she's running against someone who refuses to stand up to donald trump. >> joining me for insight and analysis are tom friedman, el and yamiche alcindor. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. it's too early to declare this election over. remember tom brokaw's theory. there's no question the election is trending in hillary clinton's direction.

and a half weeks? does hillary clinton play it safe? or does she go for a big win, a landslide? did she try to quell the talk of a rigged election by pushing hard into utah, georgia and arizona, sensing an opportunity for the biggest electoral victory since the last time a clinton was on the ballot? what about donald trump? his tone, if not his words, has been noticeably more reserved in the last two days. trump is seeing the same polls we are. does he try to win or lose with grace? republicans or does he even care? >> if i lose -- if i lose -- >> donald trump is delivering his closing argument, outlining plans for his first 100 days in office. while acknowledging, he may never make it to the white house. >> you know, these guys have said, doesn't matter if you win or lose, there's never been a movement like this in the history of this country. i say it matters to me whether we win or lose. >> with the senate and now even

republicans are bracing themselves for the scorched earth campaign trump may run over the next 16 days. scrambling to protect vulnerable seats in any way they can. >> i will keep you in suspension. >> trump's threat that he may not accept the election results sent the party into a tailspin. republicans rushed to condemn trump. >> i don't believe in -- that there's a rigged election system. >> senator john mccain said in a statement, in every previous election, the loser calls them, my president. that's not just the republican way or the democratic way. it's the american way. in a new nbc news surveymonkey poll shows that 45% of republicans may not accept the results of the election if trump loses. >> the integrity of the electoral process is at risk. >> i think it's already rigged to be perfectly honest. >> red states from arizona to georgia, even utah are now in play.

he can do the least harm, pushing him to schedule campaign appearances in traditional battleground states with competitive senate races, even if trump himself may not win that state. because getting out trump voters still matters. >> we are going to win the state of wisconsin. >> the debate about trump's actions is now the main issue in competitive races across the country. >> pat toomey and donald trump, they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. >> kelly ayotte >> and on saturday, an 11th woman came forward to accuse trump of sexual misconduct. >> the events never happened, never. all of these liars will be sued after the election is over. >> republicans in tough races are trying everything from complete disavowing. >> no matter who the next president is, new hampshire needs a strong voice in the u.s.

reject jason kander. >> to half hearted acceptance. >> a nominee is a change agent. i'm a change agent. >> somewhere in between. >> i am still in the same mode i was monday night, which is feeling stuck. >> joining me is senator tim kaine. welcome back to "meet the press." >> chuck, good to be with you. >> let me start with whether you believe this race is over. your running mate, secretary done responding to donald trump on anything. and then added, as we're traveling in these last 17 days, we're emphasizing electioning democrats down the ballot. >> neither hillary or i believe it's in the bag. if you look at our schedule, you know we are not taking anything for granted. it's been a season of surprises. we like what we see now. we like the early voting activity and the absentee ballot requests coming in in other

granted. we're going to hammer to do everything we can before the polls close on november 8. >> i want to go to the hacked e maims, wikileaks. i know you have a blanket statement here. you don't want to respond because you don't believe that they have been confirmed. there's been out of 25,000 some e-mails, i think there's been a dispute about two or three. why shouldn't the public look at these wikileaks e-mails and have it be something that >> well, you know, chuck, again, these are connected to a russian government propaganda effort to destabilize the election, to affect the outcome of the election. >> is that -- but does that change what's in the e-mails? >> the motive for them is very, very important for americans to understand. because this is near historic. and then the one that has referred to me was flat out completely incorrect.

sending it didn't know what they were talking about. clearly, i think there's a capacity for much of the information in them to be wrong. >> as you know, i want to bring up a story from earlier this week. wikileaks poisons hillary's relationship with the left. we were kind of suspicious of where hillary's instincts were. now we see she is who we thought she was. the honeymoon is going to be tight and small and maybe non-existent. is it fair for look at the e-mails and have doubts about secretary clinton's electioneering switching? >> i don't think so. i think folks should look at this as a historic election if we're able to win, it will be america moving one step closer to our quality ideal, making history, which is what we do when we do our best work. that should be a cause for excitement. but look, we're all going to have to come together, democrats, republicans,

together. i was with hillary in two great rallies yesterday. she laid it on in terms of her own views. but at the end of the day, if i am president, i have to be president for everybody and we gotta reach out to everybody to craft an agenda that will work in all parts of this country. >> it's interesting you bring that up. i heard her say that. she's also described half of donald trump's supporters as deplorable. she's also criticizing, for instance, pat toomey for supporting donald trump. she wants to pledge to be president of all the people, but are you going to be able to work with republicans who supported donald trump? or when you campaign against republicans who support donald trump, does that mean you don't want to work with them once they come to washington? >> i think the best evidence of that, chuck, is of our track records. hillary had a super track record, working across the aisle. she had that record as first lady.

their respect for hillary. and i know that that's the way she will approach governing. of course, we stand with our teams during an election season. that doesn't surprise anybody. after election day, the public experts us to reach across the aisle. that's what i have done in my career in virginia and now in the senate. that's hillary's track record, too. >> this one was allegedly from ron klane. he says this -- why shouldn't her new position on tpp from the campaign be referred to as a flip-flop? why isn't it a standard definition of flip-flop? >> well, look, i mean i will use my own example. i voted to give the president the fast track ability to

possible. but at the time i cast that vote in 2015, i said, look, i have a couple of concerns and you've got to address these concerns because i'm not guaranteeing i will vote for it on the merits. the concerns weren't addressed. my concerns were around enforcement issues. hillary had the same view that there were a number of things in it she liked but other things she didn't. and as was the case when she was a senator, remember, hillary voted for some trade deals and she voted against others. if they didn't meet her standard of raising the number o raising wages and focusing on the enforcement and national security angles, she would vote against them. her conclusion about the tpp, which is required to be voted on up or down, no amendments, is it falls short of the standards. >> was it a requirement you come out against tpp? >> no. >> it wasn't at all? you didn't come out as forcefully until after you joined the ticket. >> well, it was because, look, we're still months away from a vote.

i was in the middle of meeting with various groups about the final product. but i had put on the record in 2015 deep concerns that i had, especially about the enforcement provisions. those concerns were not addressed. and you know, i tell you, trade deals if they're good enough can be okay. but if you embrace a trade deal that's bad, you deepen people's skepticism about trade in general and it's better to wait and try to find deals that meet your standards an deals that are substandard. >> after the election, president obama will travel overseas, probably talking up the idea of tpp and an asian trade agreement. if you guys are elected, will you pursue an asian trade agreement, even if it's not the tpp? >> hillary and i haven't talk btd that question directly. we aren't against trade. we want to find export markets for american businesses because

the more they export. that's very important. and whether it's in asia or europe, if we can find deals that meet those goals, more jobs, higher wages and good for national security and good enforcement provisions, we're open to them. so, no, you never close the door. if you can get a deal that's good for american workers and our economy. >> she could pursue a version of tpp? >> we haven't talked about that in particular. we are not sure what the is going to be for whether the republican senate and house are going to bring tpp up for a vote. we don't know what mitch mcconnell and paul ryan are going to be. if i'm in the senate, i'm going to vote against it. so we have to wait and see what they do. but again, hillary has laid out the standard. a deal has to meet three pillars. if it doesn't, we can't support it. tpp doesn't. >> if you were elections, do you think it will be appropriate or

vice-president-elect to still serve in the lame duck senate? >> well, it's pretty common to serve, at least during part of it. one of the issues that would be practical, again, we're not getting ahead of ourselves, i'm not assuming i'm going to win, but if i do, then the governor of virginia would have to make a decision about who to appoint to replace me. that decision isn't necessarily automatic. so rather than leave a gap where virginia would only have one senator, i would want to at least serve until there's a replacement to be you were offended by one of the wikileaks that came out. it was an e-mail exchange that included the campaign spokesperson. one person wrote that -- referring to rupert murdoch, that they are both catholic, they are attracted to the faith because of the, quote, systemic thought and severely backward gender relations. jennifer reportedly weighs in. i imagine they think it's the

politically conservative religion. their rich friends wouldn't understand if they became evangelicals. did that bother you? >> first, i don't know whether those folks wrote those e-mails or not. i can't comment on the -- >> a lot of catholic americans have heard that. and some of them are offended by it. what do you say to them? >> here is what i say to them. hillary clinton's feeling about faith and about catholicism in particular is most demonstrated by the fact thathe she described one of the reasons that she felt a connection with me was because of my own faith background, my missionary service in honduras and my education, which she felt was a pretty close match in some ways for her methodist upbringing. that's the most direct evidence of about what hillary thinks about catholics. >> one final question here. last week i asked vice-president biden why the obama

aleppo. i know secretary clinton endorsed the idea of a no-fly zone over syria. here is what the vice-president said to me. i want to ask you about it on the other side. >> the first things first. we must defeat isil. dod has told us in the beginning that the assets we need to be able to do that would have to be diverted. we could not do both. >> the obama administration says both can't be done. secretary clinton believes they can. administration is wrong? >> well, look, i'm a strong supporter of the president. strong supporter of the president. but since february of 2014, i have suggested that the united states and other nations should help implement the u.n. security council resolution passed during that month to allow for the cross border delivery of humanitarian aid into safe spaces in northern syria. i don't think it would be easy or automatic. in that sense, i agree with

but back then, i felt like if we didn't do it, we would see what we have in fact seen, which is a mass exodus of refugees from syria that are dangerous to the refugees themselves and destabilize other countries. my concern is if we don't do that, we will continue to see an exodus that will continue to cause security challenges. >> quickly i meant to ask you this. there's a report over the weekend, at&t will buy time warner. democrats, including al franken are skeptical of the merger, including donald trump as well. al franken said, i'm they can lead to higher costs, fewer choices and worse service for consumers. are you a skeptic of this merger as well? >> i share those concerns and questions. we've got to get to the bottom of them, generally, pro competition and and less concentration i think is generally helpful, especially in the media. but this has just been announced. i haven't had a chance to dig into the details. those are the kinds of questions we need to be asking.

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welcome back. out this morning is a new abc tracking poll. it has tough news for donald trump. the poll has hillary clinton up by double digits nationally, 12 points, 50 to 38, a four-way race. this is according to them likely voters. last week they had clinton up by four. joining me is the campaign manager for donald trump, kellyanne conway. welcome back to the show. >> let me ask you about all of these national polls that have come out. most of them have shown a large lead for secretary clinton. there are a couple that have different methodology that have shown a tighter race. where do you see this race right now? do you acknowledge that you are behind? >> we are behind. she has some advantages like $66 million in ad buys in the month of september. doubling her ad buys from august. most of those are negative

and she has tremendous advantages. her husband is campaigning for her, the current president and first lady, more popular than she can hope to be. but she's seen as the incumbent. our advantage, we are behind in some of the swing states, our advantage is that donald trump is just going to continue to take the case directly to the people. he doesn't expect to cut through the noise or the silence and the way we're treated by some so he has taken the case he will visit swing states as is governor pence. we feel with hillary clinton under 50% in some places, even though she has run a traditional and expensive campaign, that we have a shot of getting the undecided voters that have said, i know who hillary clinton is, i don't want to vote for her, i don't trust or like her. we need to bring them aboard over the next couple of weeks. >> so yesterday then it made a lot of sense that you had a

at the top, talking about healing divisions. before he got to his first 100 day agaenda items, it was as substantive a speech as he has given in a couple months, he started out talking about threatening to sue all of the accusers that have come out alleging sexual misconduct. is that a way to reset the last 16 days of this campaign? >> it's a way to -- it's a way to defend himself and remind everybody what he has said many times, which is none of this is true. they're fabrications. they're all lies. he dispensed with that in a sentence or two. he talked about the rigged, corrupt system. it did include some in the media. not most. not all. it does include some. we see revelations, 96% of the donations politically went to hillary clinton by working journalists, 96%. there's no argument -- >> there was no political journalists in there. it's a -- i get where you are going. that includes people that cover sports or entertainment.

nuance here. >> okay. let's give it nuance. we will get it down a couple points from 96%. there's no nuance in some of the revelations. you have a print reporter from a major outlet saying, i'm now just a hack, john podesta. do you like what i say? here is editorial latitude for if you would like to change anything. when he talks about the rigged, corrupt system, remember man and woman. this is not about him. this is about the people. this is about folks who are white knuckled atted end of each month trying to pay the bills. people feel like they are pressing their nose against the glass of the rigg ged system an can't get in. he is speaking for them. he has legitimacy. he was once an insider. he said that -- >> i understand that. but he didn't speak about that. he instead focused on himself. he talked about the allegations. he brought it up.

42-minute speech. >> he is threating a lawsuit. why not sue them now. why wait until after the election? >> we're busy winning the presidency. we're a little bit busy over here doing that. he is just i think putting people on notice that they just -- they can't just falsely accuse him. he has said none of this happened. they're all fabrications and lies. then he went on to give i thought a really muscular, robust, very of what he would do. i worked on the first contract with america. this reminded me of that in that there are specific solutions and he says, hold us accountable. there's no accountability in washington. drain the swamp. >> given the various tweets, maybe subtle tweets that you have done this week when people have said, hey, somebody shouted i wish she would focus on message more or boy, bad hombres, that's a trump being trump answer, not a conway

and a nod. then i want to get you to react to something that a trump supporter said to mike pence yesterday. take a listen. >> please tell donald trump to stick to the issues. he will beat hillary. i'm tired of the crap. >> that voted -- i know you don't have a monitor. he said, tell donald trump to stick to the issues. if he does, he can win. do you wish he wouldn't have brought up the lawsuit threat yesterday? >> i his best when he sticks to the issues. he's how he started. it what propelled his candidacy. the issue set benefits the trump-pence ticket. people believe that radical islamic terrorism has not been defeated. they don't like obamacare. they think it's a bad deal. they think everyday affordability is elusive to them. they're concerned about education. all of which in trade and renegotiating the awful trade deals, bringing back

issue set, building the wall, securing the border. when he talked about it like he did yesterday, he is at his finest. on those tweets, because i have a sense of humor that maybe some are lacking, early in the debate, as does my -- as does any client here, donald trump, so that's all good. we're having a great time here. on the bad hombre, that came early in the debate. i retreated for a simple reason. i was gleeful and a little emotional, which is not my style, on just hearing at last, a republican presidential candidate before tens of millions of people giving the best messaging, the best impassioned defense of life, the sanctity of life that i have heard anyone give. it took a manhattan billionaire to do it. he talked about being pro life. he took the case to hillary clinton. you are extreme, abortion, any time, anywhere, it took donald trump to do it. >> let me ask you this final

that. donald trump appears to have walked it back a little bit. you walk it back a lot. everybody that works for donald trump has walked it back a lot. our new nbc surveymonkey poll showed nearly half of trump supporters will believe the election is rigged if he doesn't win. do you accept some responsibility or does the campaign accept some responsibility for that number being so high with so little evidence to prove it? >> no. people alread they're right, meaning the corrupt, rigged systems. the elections are part of that to them. they feel like they can't get a fair share. >> but do you believe -- do you believe the elections are rigged in this country? >> i believe -- i don't like a lot of the information that we have been reading, the objective information about all the dead people on the rolls, all the illegal -- >> people die -- let me ask you -- all of that stuff has been debunked.

people die every year that are on the voting rolls. it takes time to get dead people off the rolls. >> it takes our government a lot of time to do most things competently. that's part of the problem here. he is talking about the entire rigged, corrupt system. but look, when it comes to the elections, i think if you went through every single hypothetical possible with my colleague robby mook or hillary clinton, they would walk back. if it came down to a of course, we respect the principles of american democracy. if we're so concerned about the principles of american democracy as so many chest beaters were this week, ask hillary clinton why she takes tens of millions of dollars from countries that hate people, that disrespect women, that throw gays off of buildings. that's not respecting our democracy. using the state department as a

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