[cheers and applause] appuse] >> so you caught that right,caui that was donald trump'sgh wasal response today.response t not a whole lodot different that what he actually said last night.nit >> i'll keep you in suspense.us. >> what he said tonight isig is part of his whole effort tofforo blame somebody else for his campaign. >> a lot of strong words mayberm sometimes insulting exchange exa at the final presidentialial debate which isn't that much muc of a surprise.prise. we didn't hear a specific policies andific pie proposals. we did hear a good number ofmb o those early on in the debate det which was surprising.uring. let's break it downton night.itd >> go ahead. >> here to break it down greg dr speed president of americafmeria votes and janet caldwell senior contributor to red con alert politics.trert potic >> thanks for having me.nk >> let's right off the top whohp do you think won the w debate. t greg let's start with you. >> well, hillary clinton delivered a decisive victorye vy last night. nht and made the case, did talk tal

america safe and made a 300 year case for her experience,e, against 30 years of disaster dis of donald trump. >> giano. >> i think it's clear chris is l wallace won the debate. dat i think it's more of a draw. the one thing about this particular debate is the fact db atthat chrise wallace did hold both these candidatesdate accountable. we know hillary clinton has a disastrous past when it comes ps to policy as donald trump has mentioned 30 times.t as don 30 yioeaners politician and what does she dsh have to show for it.ve t >> when you talk about wherere the expectations were forwere donald trump, after the firstir two i think we were all surprised on how calm and and level headed everybody seemedbod for the first 45 minutes offirs this45 last debate.ate. so when you say draw could weulw basically say that a draw isra i as good as a win for donald trump. >> in that sense we know that donald trump is not a politician and not someone s wew has large policy chops.icy

has ran this campaign largelylal on theme and to a lot of folks l especially many americans,ricans they kind of get lost in thenhe details and hillary clinton cnt being someone that we know is a policy wonk sometimes people p can lose track of those he ofhoe details and donald trump hasas done a great job in terms of getting people over archingr arh theme and that's what hisand th campaign is largely been about. >> greg let me go back to the whole donald trump saying that he would not acceptt me g tru te election results but then t today saying yeah i'll accept ap them if i win. for that.s hafo tha what is your take on this and how damaging could this be?coths >> i think it's disastrous.istr i don't see how a single politician republican democratcr or otherwise could accept accept rhetoric like that. whether -- you know, i will accept this, you know, election if, there's no if.f. this is -- you know, this ishisi american politics in our democracy.mocr i really thicke that not -- - really think that not only did

i think the american peopleeo won. this election has found itsou i purpose. it's not just about defeatingefa donald trump and electing ectin hillary clinton it's aboutn itsb protecting our democracy thehe integrity of our elections and a the fact that donald trumpru says if is just crazy. crazy that's not our country.ntry that's not who we are.ot who that's what all of us shouldof u be able to agree on and i think that is -- was a a disaster last night and it's going to be the central issuess of the next 19 days and it's is going to be what -- why he will lose in november.ovemr. >> one thing a lot of folks f who were in the trump camp cam says he was joking off the top throwing red meat to his base bs and they ate that up as soonp as as they said that line. are we technological point you u can't throw something out and so oh it was a equip it was at a joke because it doesn't always work that way. way i don't recall -- i don't recall a lot of presidentspresid being known for their quips. qui

trump noted accepting if he were to lose. i think when it comes to the sensitive -- many man sensitivities of this electionio cycle in which mr. trump andnd mrs. clinton have said someai things that have offended oended people basket of deplorablesketf being a strong statementnt hillary clinton made aboutbo millions of voters whoers supported donald trump, trump democrats included, i thinkhi that we have to be very, veryy,r careful and as donald trump a a candidate who announced his candidate casey pontificatingfia often on his experience, thisnc, is just who hei of a politician that really says off the cuff thoughts andua that's what we've come too expect. >> but even though you sayve that'sn what we've come toome t expect that's not what america a has expected in the history ofto its presidents so i have to hav ask you as a proud republican ra do you think donald trump didnkd enough laston night to seal thee deal to win this election?n? >> no, i think there's a wholehe lot more that has to be donee de especially considering whatly c the polls show.on eth continues to to hammer away at the message msa that hillary clinton has beenryt

groups have shown that that'sn ' a very strong message and especially when you gotn u got 70 percent of americans thatcant believe that america is on the i wrong track.g tra i think that's something thatha res resonates with people.th peoe. >> we thank you for joining uss tonight.to we got 19, 20 more days of o this stuff.ff >> hope to have you back. y >> take care. >> no doubt you heard theseu d t words last night. night nasty girl hombres andnd puppets, oh my. my. the debate buzz on social on so media is still going over allvel of this. >> dr. wendy pat offer ofdy p oo reading people has her eye on ee the big trend of the debate she's here with us tonight. tont we have a lot to get through tgh tonight. >> i'll tell you shawn and jim j i'm not sure what was more interesting the debate or the t twitter after party.arty. >> the twitter after party wasas wild wasn't it. >> yes.wi >> hands down. >> so you had fu>>n, one of thet biggest things on twitter wetter saw all day long was of coursers the hombre comment from peopleoe making fun and saying it was w hair but we heard what donald wo trump had to say.trump to

border and once the border isr s secured at a later date we'llee' make a determination as to the t rest. rest. but we have some bad hombres hbr here and we're going to get 'em out.ut. >> now, this is being affectionately referred to astey trump's bil ringual moment. men who knew he spoke spanish. spanh i thought he got on jeb bush for speaking spanish in the primary. >> i heard they were goingrd t crazy down in mexico that this was the big headline down there thatn me people were talki about. >> it's interesting you say that shawn because itintere hape to be the headline among those who were most the nasty woman comment really l resonated among women voterswoms and go figure two of the big the groups of voters he needs to t win over lat he no, sirs and women. wo >> when he pulled out then nastyhe woman p comment it waswa kind of surprising because itau was during a discussion aboutssb entitle. he reform it wasn't about someas sorter of intensely personalerso exchange it sort of came outame like that. t let's play that one if youone if didn't see this.dn't >> but what we want to do iss to replenish.leni >> such a nasty woman.an >> trust fund.>> trust >> and i think i heard -- mayy

hall there. there this is rhetoric we've neveric n seen a debate before. >> that's why she spent the t last week in the debate bunker making sure she had everythingrh ready so that she wouldn'tha have to he resortt to off the t cuff remarks. remarks. donald trump prepares thes opposite way.pote w the only thing they have in common is their contempt foror each other.each perhaps even more so than itoha was in debates number one ande d number two. let's look at our final quipal i that got all over social mediaad was of course the exchange. >> from everything i see has h no respect for this person. >> well, that's because he'decae rather have a puppet as president. >> no puppet, no puppet. ppet. >> it's pretty clear. it's pr >> you're the puppet.etty [laughter]gh >> i mean, when you saw this,hi what is your take? i mean, asns you're watching this, what didhd you get from that?om t >> you know, my take is as youas mentioned earlier the firstirst 20, 30 minutes were fairlyy sedate. most people probably turned ture

cool a little bit not as muchsuc as people thought he would and this is what happens thishis exchange this almost not being g able to help himself when he was insulted.d. hillary would you poking at at him right out of the gate. >> trying to get under hiset ueh skin. >> it took a significant amount of time before he madetok ati cmeou bple of remarks threeo which we have seen.ee there was the worst gaffe, he, held it together fairly wellel but this was the last i don'tt want to say playgroundroun exchange, that's what social media is saying, everybody isay, reacting but hvee couldn't holdl it together, he could have hav just basically said nothingnoth because i thought big winner wnr of last night's debate wasate chris wallace. wlace >> chris wallace.la >> overall though as you were to watching the two of them who did better when it came to the t things they were saying body language and expressing it tonde the american people.xp >> body language-wise it wasguae almost a draw because hillary clinton also expressed some of o the contemptuous expressions.sss they probably can't help it. it. hillary has a lot more experience.. regardless of who you are voting for people are looking li

hill lower knows thishi transcript test, body languageag aside. >> speaking of body language lge let's do something they didn'tne do last night.ast nit. >> uh-oh. >> thanks for joining us. >> thank you fornks fo having m. >> thanks for coming in. i we appreciate it. >> well done. >> no handshake at all. >> right. >> that was very nice. little civility there. there >> donald trump's campaignd trup tried to draw a parallel with wt al gore back in 2000. i200 we remember that very well but w is it the same thing. weighs in tonight with then toni very latest on this one. hey, fitz. >> reporter: jim, you're not supposed to be touching ther: j guests, we talked about this before.albefo. [laughter] >> it was friendly. it was >> reporter: handsfr off the o guests. >> i did the doublee handshakism as long as it'sas is friendly everybody is good.rybo. okay, well, we accept that.ep ta >> okay. >> reporter: no, there are big differencester: between whaa donald trump is saying and and what he's going to do right rht now and what happened with al gore and it's this. remember, 16 years ago, i know,o

what happened that night.ped thn the television networks originally called florida for george w. bush.. bus at that point al gore places atl phone call to george w. bush w.b d c concedes. after that happened, the networks then puddles --- pulled back that call onall o florida saying they're puttingti it back into the undecidedid column.lu at that point gore calls gorge w bush and says i'm taking tak back my conception.ception. there was a legally mandated maa recount in florida which welorii all remember which went on fortr a long time. the bush campaign sued to stopnt that recount. the gore campaign then suedhen d itself to restart to that to t recount. r the florida supreme court supret stepped n they restarted the recount and then the supreme s court took it away from all of them.th it landed right here in thisrigh city just a couple blocks away y

at the white house right now. hn itow was the united states supreme court that finally put an endt th to that recount givin florida to george w. bush and bn there by giving him theim electoral college victory thatli made him the president. pdent now, the difference here is is for what's going on with donald trump is he's being asked this question would youulo concede. in a way, its kind of a trick ai question. if you look atques it from trump standpoint they're asking him t right now could yheouy' concedee an election that has notas n happ say these things.saese th you're asking him, you know, kno 19 days out from this election to concede an election that t has not happened yet if we do get into a situation like we saw in 2000 why would you concede an election that isthati merely 20, 19 days away ats a this point? the problem is, i all of the metrics, all of thefe polls right now, the 5:30 a 5:3 blog has hillary clintonas h tonight they just updated itedt tonight with an 83.7 percenten

election. if donald trump is not going to continue to contest this election it's because of hisuseh own choice, not because thereaue was any factual on the ground gn recount that needs to takedso place. >> well, i think this is one t of the interesting reasons we're seeinghinter al gore on te campaign trail with hillary t clinton.rail you know the twocl of them don'n seem to be getting along afterfr that bad blood back in 2000. al gore's message is if you're'e thinking third party look whatrd it did to me in florida floda although he some peopleome peop dispute that.e . >> yeah, all right. >> reporter: and it's a veryver they brought him out inug him on florida a couple days agogo almost like this ghost of of christmas past remindingng voters in florida what the consequences could be. b jill stein and gary johnson johs have not had the effect onn that race that ralph nader had h ck in n 2000. some of that is a little littl different as well.ell. >> indeed. thank you fitz.you fitz. with less than three weekss until the electionth we want tot know what you think after last s night's debate. debat is the race over. >> fox5's ronica cleary life

the people on this thursday night.le on ght. hey, ronica. >> reporter: hey shawn and sha d jim. it is a beautiful night outht ot here. there are people all around us.op us this one person here i want to o introduce you to, he shee s wanted to come out and talk tont us. miami the question we weree qu talking about a little bite bit before is this election over?ve >> i don't think it's overr honestly because trump is not giving up. [inaudible] >> she had a great point and unfortunately technology kindel of bit us there.te >> i think what e to say is -- [inaudible]audie] >> well, i mean, i think whatnkw the -- her name is miami whichmi is a great name. name. what she was trying get acrosscr is he doesn't give up.e u he said hillary didn't give upiu either but i think what ithat i comes down to is your supportpot base and there's one candidateae that has his supporters fireds d up unlike any other, we're, we'e talking about donald trump. trup >> all right.ht speaking of being fired up, i don't know, you guys are firedir up because you want theant the weather to cool off a little c bit.l

sue are you fired up for the cooler temperatures to comeu fio back. >> i am. a hot weather loverth shawn and jim but i'm notd jim ' enjoying the humidity we'reidite getting here in late october.rei i'll tell you what i didn enjoy. did you see that moment in tom fitzgerald's live shot whereot w the leaves were finding down d and the white house litter up l behind him in pink. that's for breast cancer for br awareness month,ca this month oo october.be we want to get you ready fordy f some big changes, though, thatua are just ahead, about 24 hours away as a matter of fact andma the first sign we've got somettg showers that we see out here her through pennsylvania.sylvnia. watch until 11 o'clock there. te we will not see rain here tonight. something else we won't see is the orion meteor showers toohowo many clouds around here unlessol you get very lucky but we keep e our thursday evening dry andnd as ronica was saying out ing oui bethesda, it is a beautifuleaut evening. so, get out and enjoy it. i it's not bad tomorrow. tom we start out with clouds, 64uds, to 69 degrees.gr the mixup begins and the changeup begins after the noonho hour where showers begin toegin develop around the area. a it will be wet at the bus stop after school.

so, get ready for that. we have showers coming in andnnd then the temperature drop so we go he from 72 tomorrow downr into the 40's tomorrow night.igt saturday's high only 59. but with gust to 30 it could30 d feel like it's in the 40's.0' but we take the edge off that t cool weather as we work our woru way through sunday and most of o next week. next that's your seven-dayour sen-da forecast. shawn and jim, back to you. y >> thank you very much, sue. mus >> all right, this is all r igconcern we've heard quite aeai bit about are you concernedyou e that hackers will disrupt thisss year's election.ye elect >> we're going to take areng t closer look when 5 at continues. also what's on your mind? what are you thinkingt's about tweet us using the #5at6:30.5at. we'll be right back.k.

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