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>> you're keeping on eye on a home you got put out of. >> i cut the grass yesterday. >> why do you care? >> it's a neighborhood i want to be in. >> meet this grandmother who now lives in her van because her landlord did not pay his taxes. it's part of a bigger problem. speaking of problems. >> what do you have a higher opinion of congress or dog poop? are you turned off by the nasty tone of politics? what's causing it and what we with judge merissa. >> who do you blame? >> money and politics. >> this is money, power & politics. tonight our three big points are dance moves because it's time to show off some of our politician and how they bust a move. we've had some good entries here over the years. first the reigning champ. last year we picked governor scott as the winner with his

shuffle. he basically bashed washington then showed up in washington asking for money. it played out something like this. cue music. >> it was very pleasant to watch. i think you should be given the opportunity. (laughter) >> stient scott has competition. we start wh governor of new hampshire. she introduced her rendition of the hillary side shuffle if repeatedly asked if he thought hillary clinton was trustworthy. do you think she's honest and trustworthy. >> i support hillary clinton for the presidency because her record shows she's qualified. >> do you think he's honest? >> she has critical, critical plan among others for making college more affordable.

>> i think she's demonstrated a commitment, always a, to something beyond herself. bigger than herself. >> nice. but not to beout done. marco rubio is back. earlier this year scoring points for mr. roboto. [singing] >> the single greatest nation in the history of all mankind. >> the greatest nation. >> the single greatest nation in all mankind. >> that will never happen again.... never happen again... again... again. >> now he has new movesful we'll call it the donald trump twist. >> he's a con artist. you have friends thinking about voting for donald trump. friends do not let friends vote for con artists. >> you think donald trump is a con artist? >> i standby what i said during the campaign. >> rubio says he supports trump even though he called him a dangerous con artist we can't trust with nuclear codes.

donald trump now after all this. after calling him a dangerous con artist. >> i'll support the republican nominee. hillary clinton can't be president. she's terrible. >> welcome to 2016 with two of the least popular nominees and gair johnson wondering what do i have to do to breakthrough here? tonight we have a lot on tap. we role out a new edition of beach party politics. a great way to get the pulse of the people in tampa bay and make politicians shake their >> obama 08... obama 2012... trump 2016. >> yes. >> the last time i hosted beach party politics it wore me out for some reason. >> who do you like the presidential race? >> tough. i'll go with trump though. >> why trump? >> well, it's really good or really bad. >> what if it's really bad? >> he knows too much.

us. >> if it hurts would you regret that? >> i have to take a chance. >> what do you hope he accomplishes? >> i hope he uses the business sense and helps the country get back. >> tonight evan will host beach party poll ticks while i catch my breath and gear up for court. it's tuesday night and time for judge merissa. tonight we look at the way politicians dig in and u hurl insultses and don't give an inch. we'll debate what's causing this and where we go f charley belcher is my sparring partner and merissa is the judge. >> out of many... one. >> we don't need more peace... we need more light. this is the moment. this is our time. [cheering] >> we will change the course of history. >> it's the same partisan spectacle that only hardens the

toward their own government. the time for bickering is over. we are better than this. >> mr. speaker, i ask -- >> i object. >> i object. >> i object. >> i object. >> both sides of the aisle. >> and the hardest thing to change in politics is a stubborn status quo. do not let them win. don't get cynical. it's one to have few regrets of my presidency. that the between the parties is worse instead of better. >> how did that happen? what caused the polarization of our politics and who is to blame? >> vote these people out. >> that's the debate we'll settle in court. you are entering the courtroom of judge merissa lynn. real issues... real political arguments... settled here in our forum.

so let's start with the evidence. clearly the parties pulled apart, democrats in congress are more liberal and republicans are more conservative. you both agree, don't you? >> yes, your honor. >> who do you blame? >> money in politics. they spend more time raising money than doing anything else. less time getting to know each other and learning to work together in washington. they are too busy fundraising for the in the case campaign. >> i would say the voters deserve blame here. the elector rat. voters overcorrected and pushed out experienced deal makers and replaced them with mavericks who promised change. the more they promise the less they change. the art of compromise was lost. >> it's not enough just to change the congressmen or change a senator or change a president. [music playing]

are purposeful. they are male baby they may have their hand between their legs. if they feel a pleasure... >> i asked the chair you know what this is? it's a snowball from outside here. it's very, very cold out. very unseasonal. mr. president, catch this. >> you can believe nasa or you can believe the senator with the snowball. >> absolutely. >> the more you drink the more this will make sense. >> that is pathetic. evidence submitted into record? >> i do. but there's a funnier way to demon strait. play exhibit c. >> no one can find the bill or knows where it's at. >> the official copy will be at the desk. >> the official copy is always at the desk. >> then where is it? >> at the desk. >> is it now at the desk? >> you can see where the voters want to vote them out but then they don't. >> wait a minute. play exhibit d. >> what do you have a higher

>> congress is less popular than dog poop. >> yes. it's true. i've seen the poll numbers he's right. but look. voters don't like congress as a whole but they like their own member of congress. so around 90% of them get reelected even though everybody says they hate them all. there by refuting the argument that the lek rat is to blame. >> the people didn't change the you have the democrats. you used to have a conservative in the south and the republicans in the northeast and california. it helped balance both parties until both parties lost one of their wings and they pulled to the right own to the left. specific ideology prevailed and that polarized the country around the politics. >> now you blame the parties? >> there's blame to go around. >> that's my point. what did they do with redistricting? they moved the maps around so

predominantly democrats to squeeze out the moderates like a pimple on your forward. >> objection. he said pimple. >> i think this case is clear. >> based on that mr. belcher, you take this one. >> yes! >> and now it's your turn to render a verdict. find and like our facebook page. fox do you agree with the judge's decision. cast your vote as a member of your jury. charley leduff investigated the waves of forclosure that is forces tenants into the streets. >> somebody is renting for somebody. somebody loses the house. the citizens goes homeless and the house goes to the the city

we've investigating the fore closure crisis since the banking melt down eight years. while most of the banks recovered, a lot of working class families have not. when landlords don't pay their tenants get burned. charley leduff shows us how that plays out in detroit.

the downtown miracle. the people moving in. about buildings going up. they don't talk about the neighborhoods very much. about people moving out... about the houses falling down. they don't talk about the tax foreclosures the 86 thousand homes that have gone on the auction blocks since 2009. according to loveland techn technologies. that's tens of thousands of families out on the street and tens o of thousands of family more are year. >> you're keep anning eye on a home that you got put out of. >> i cut the grass yesterday. >> why should you care? >> it's a neighborhood i want to be in. i care about it. >> where do these people go these neighbors of ours? some move south. some move west. one woman on the east side moved across the street into her van

street lamp still burns. aren't you afraid of being here? >> that's why i come here. >> in this lot where you know? >> uh-uh. >> and your friends are there letting you use the shower and stuff? >> yes. >> they let you stay but you feel funny about it. >> i feel funny about spending so much time and being a burden to somebody else. >> t c the state outbid her for $200 from a home she once rented and raised a grandchild in. you might say she's a this l lost in the wind. and the house sits empty. >> why don't you get a new place? >> i don't have the money. i don't have the down payment. they have the down payment i

there's no help. the little man, that's me. >> buckingham street is named after a far away palace. and this jewel of a neighborhood was full eight years ago. then came the tidal wave of foreclosures. it's like that all over detroit except downtown. downtown is full. in the neighborhoods once a house is full. what about that one? >> that one the bank owns that house. because no one moved in it right away people used it to go in there and take things out. >> you put the hot water tank in there. how long before it's gone? >> a day. >> what's the point? >> it was over three times and everything is gone again. >> so putting people out

>> someone is renting for somebody. somebody loses the house... the citizen goes homeless and then the house goes to the city where the citizen is homeless. strange cycle. >> the laws the law and you have to pay your bills. but how strange it is a city full of homeless people and a city full of empty some call it big money versus little people. but on this corner of buckingham street in the morning side neighborhood, they say there's no such thing as little people. only people. >> what's the matter? >> she's crying. >> i could be heard.

crime. being homeless is not, you know, it's just not your fault sometimes. i feel like it's not my fault. >> you'll find more of charley's travels on our youtube channel. search for craig patrick money, power & politics and subscribe to our channel and follow along. you'll find is a tar, humor segments and investigation seg lts you may have missed. we tap the pulgs of the people

>> last year we launched a segment called beach party, politics. we asked folks to weigh in on poil politics why they relax. it gives us a pulse of what people are thinking about the campaigns. tonight we turn the reigns to evan on the beach. >> time now for beach party politics. >> when you think of this election what's your impression of the way things are going? >> i'm embarrassed for our country by trump's racist verbage. he's appalling. >> have you made up your mind yet? >> absolutely. i don't want anybody running my country who hates and who promotes violence and who promotes racism. >> what are you thinking? what's with the election?

he's different by it's time for a change. hillary lies too much. >> he has not stated any policy in detail. i don't think he's capable. >> he's mostly for the middle class right now. you have to cut corporate taxes to get jobs here. >> if you had one wish what policy do you want to see? >> i would say probably healthcare for the whole country. i think if a country does not take care of their own people so kind of thing we're not doing our business as a country. >> people have to have affordable healthcare. that's the most important thing. homeland security is always on our mind but there are people that need that security. look at people who have families. >> there's hate. >> general tone. >> yeah. general tone. there's so much hate. i think that a lot of that hate has stemmed from trump. >> the only thing we deal

being in high school. he's a businessman. he's going to keep doing what he's doing but if he doesn't adjust you're going to lose. >> in terms of issues last month a pew research center tracked the top issues for voters this year. and the economy and terrorism top the list followed by foreign policy and healthcare. coming up we'll show you whose winning the ad war in florida. new number

a new poll gives hillary clinton a nine point lead in the state of florida. five polls over the past week or so have shown hillary clinton in the lead. we have a huge disparity in ad spending. $23.7 million from hillary clinton and her supporters spending the state compared to $3.3 million for supporters. trump is ramping up in the state of florida. that's our show tonight. we'll see you once more tomorrow night. take care. come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped milkshakes. better yet,

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