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i support my people in north carolina and here. >> prosecutors in florida took action after our investigation revealed voter fraud across florida. now more evidence of illegal ballots. what's wrong and what we can do about it. >> it's too easy to vote twice. it comes down to honor. >> big names in politics call into our radio show. >> president obama? >> this is money, power & politics. hillary clinton has three problems tonight. her trouble over the weekend does not just raise questions abouter h health. it raises flags about transparency and judgment. let's start with transparency. >> every time i think about trump i get allergic. >> it turns out she was diagnosed with pneumonia last week and did not tell us. in the interest of transparency

to disclose when running for president. >> i got a cold. i got through it. i have pneumonia. i need to take a couple of days off. >> much of her own campaign did not appear to know as it was spinning the allergy narrative. especially as she claed to be the most transparent person in politics. >> i'm probably the most transparent person in public life. >> she's not transparent and neither side will likely say this. to this like governor scott. they both have been evasive or stone walled and said a lot of things that do not add up. >> the welcoming ceremony had to be moveded because of sniper fire. there was no greeting ceremony. >> it'll be a seven hundred thousand plus would be normal. >> i don't know who said that. on top of, no. >> i just said some things that weren't in keeping with what i knew to be the case.

thking rordsave had a way of vanishing around hillary clinton for decades. from the rose law firm to the white house travel office. then she said we have to trust she gave us work e e-mails because she wiped her private server she wasn't supposed to use. he said he never sent after saying she may stay the private use of one portable > i have an ipad, a miniipad. an iphone and blackberry. >> not disclosing pneumonia until ovheated and wobbling into a vehicle. feeds the knock on her she's not transparent. she's already getting roasted on that point. >> i opted for convenience to use my personal e-mail account. i didn't see any reason to keep them. what difference at this point does it make?

for hillary clinton relates to her judgment. she's framed her case on the premise trump has bad judgment and she has good judgment. her doctor told her she has pneumonia and needs to rest and disregards that and pushes through with two fundraisers a press conference, national security session and gives out on sunday. exhibiting bad judgment that created this image that some vote rs may long remember and it plays into donald trump's wheel physical stamina to take on isis and all of the many adversaries we face. >> and that's the third problem for hillary clinton. she may be quite healthy pneumonia aside. but this video will dog her like the pictures of george w. bush throwing up in the japanese prime ministers lap and jimmy carter collapsing during a run. bush and carter were healthy during and many years after the

time made them look unhealthy and framed them as weak and stuck no matter what they said when they felt better. >> a beautiful day in new york. >> here are questions going forward with the campaign. number one, knowing she had pneumonia and was that unsteady and overheated in a breezy morning in the low 80s. why did they not send her to the hospital to get checked out? when clinton and trump release medical information how much will number three, why won't clinton or trump allow protective press pools as others have as a matter of tradition? a protective press pool is a group of journalists who can see what's going on in unexpected moments like this. neither clinton nor trump have been willing to let us see behind the curtain. that's one of the reasons they ranked as the most unpopular nominees in modern history.

government is critical to a free society just as clinton said. >> we know corruption and the lack of transparency eats away like a cancer. >> well, clinton is resting now and needs to recover in part because she and trump will face the test of their political lives in two weeks. that's their first national debate against each other and the world will be watching to see how they match up. meanwhile, we have more changes in the polls. florida had been leaning clinton but not average of florida polls. trump leads in our state but by a fraction of 1%. even though clinton and supporters swapped the state in ads. tonight se we show you h clintons basket comment may cost her down the road. and we'll show you why trump and his campaigns prior statements may cost him more and why he's till is underdog in the race. also the new forecast in the

race. that brings us to the radio is show with merissa and big guests who just called in. >> time for political sports talk with craig patrick and merissa lynn. >> welcome to the political sports talk. >> what is our random word of the day? >> let's go with corn beef. >> that is random. >> really random. the first person to work in corn beef in political sports talk show will win a prize. >> let's go to politics line. air. >> president obama? >> merissa. >> i'm sorry who dead you say you were? >> merissa. >> of course let me jump in. barry did you think that the republican senate would vote on me rick garland in the campaign? >> no. >> why bother? >> why not? >> you can't waste peoples time. >> yes, we can. >> how about a shot at the prize of the day. >> i was filled with corn beef in law school.

you have to work it into a discussion of politics. >> giving every child corn beef is beyond my skill. >> should we give it to him? >> no. >> what do you mean? >> nice try. we're going to move onto the next caller. >> try the sports line. there's jim on the phone. >> jim, let's talk trump's chances in the playoffs. >> playoffs? don't talk about playoffs. are you kidding me. playoffs? >> don from new york is on politics line one. >> what do you have to we have people that are selling this country down the drain. >> mr. trump thanks for calling in and talking so can deadly. >> nobody can do that leek me. >> you see the polls. what's going through your head? >> we can't do anything right. >> money, power & politics is on five nights a week now. >> congratulations. >> what do you think about that? >> our country is in serious trouble. >> do you have a few more minutes. >> we really do have to get going. >> closing thoughts?

happening. >> let's go to the sports line. denzel online two, what place do you think should decide wins pennsylvania? >> anybody know what this place is? gettysburg. >> yeah, central pennsylvania remember the titans. >> trump and clinton can use inspiration there. >> let's try to sports line. gene from indiana. what can you say got him fired up. >> if you put your effort and concentration into playing to your potential to be the best says in my book we're winners. >> jeb online two. >> please clap. clap... clap... >> that is the radio segment tonight. give us a call. i'll try to work you in the next round. all right. coming up. we have new projections in the presidential race and an update to a money, power & politics investigation. first we found people in florida

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people voting and then voting again in the same election. but first here's a look back at how we discovered voter fraud across the state of florida. >> when state lawmakers passed new voter laws and when governor scott ordered a voter purge they said they were trying to snuff out fraud. >> we don't want people that don't have a right to be voting. >> we worked on an investigation that revealed a problem those efforts likely would have missed. people voting in in the same election. >> i support my people in north carolina. i support my people here. >> that's mike asking a voter in the orlando area why records from 2012, the last presidential year, show he voted in florida and north carolina. >> as i lived both in places. north carolina i paid taxes in north carolina. i do the same thing here. >> he said he didn't know you're not supposed to do that. >> i didn't know that. >> i found six others in

county. and with public records provided by voter integrity project our list grew to 149 people who appeared to vote in florida and north carolina in the same election. >> we were able to find 149 that we could stake our reputation on. turn them over to the authorities and say you might want to investigate this. >> we did that last november. the states division of elections told us they launched a preliminary investigation and left it at that. but a year after our initial investigation, a north carolina did take action. >> finally we get our first prosecution. >> the district attorney in ruterford county north carolina sent records he prosecutes pasco parker. he admitted to voting in 2012, not just in two states but three. florida and north carolina and tennessee. he got a suspended sentence, probaegs and a fine. his case may be just the start. >> there will be another one. another florida and north

know that are in the pipeline between florida and north carolina. >> this is the first one and finally it begins. >> the department of state said it takes this seriously but florida cannot fully participate in multistate cross checks because of differences in public records laws. eric shows us how we have a problem that goes beyond florida. >> a 2012 pew study found a staggering number of people registered in more than one and 68 thousand registered in three states. while others say voter fraud is rare and the names of possible double voters are really just clerical errors on coincidences the cases are shocking. in wisconsin robert monroe sentenced to jail a few months ago after charged with 13 counts of election fraud. prosecutors say he voted twice in the 2012 presidential roadways. first by absentee ballot in

indiana where using an indiana driver's license he voted in person. in maryland a democratic candidate for congress was caught. party officials said she illegally voted twice in two states. in california, people voted twice in the presidential primary this past june. in three counties, 194 people voted twice. suggesting the abuse statewide might run election fraud is a crime against the entire american public. it's a crime against our constitution and a crime against the foundations of our nation. >> watchdogs like the voter integrity project say it's too e easy to vote twiwice or more th twice. while only a very small number of people actually do this we've seen how a small number of votes can make a big difference. especially in a state like florida. check out our youtube channel

fraud. search for craig patrick money, power & politics and click subscribe. you'll find our investigations of government waste, extended interviews and state by state projections in the race to the white house. and to that point here's the updated forecast from 538.com still giving hillary clinton the edge a 68% to 31% for donald trump. a couple of weeks ago it gave hillary clinton a 90% chance of winning. the u.s. senate favor the democrats but not by such. check out larries sabotos kresal ball. the models show democrats 50 seats and republicans 49 with a toss up of nevada. the democrats hold the white house 50 seats would be enough to control the chamber because the vice president breaks the ties. if republicans win nevada or some other state they are currently trailing and trump wins the white house they would maintain control. bottom line, this will be close

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the united states there would be taco trucks on every corner. then taco trucks at trump campaign offices and then in denver what happened next. >> if for every action... >> we will stand p against those comments. >> there is a consequence. >> when we get death threats. we get nasty messages and phone calls and then they break into our truck. >> then jose gonzalez says he id >> we keep our change the next day. >> his taco truck broken into and trashed. >> they went to effort to pry it open. >> they didn't just take the nearly $400 in cash. >> they came in and spoiled all that. >> our sauces we had were smeared everywhere. >> they spoiled all the food and did major damage. >> trashed everything. >> the timing is interesting. he's been around for five years with no problems.

comments made by the founder of the group latinos for trump. mar cogutierrez who said my culture is dominant culture and impose anding causing problems. if you don't do something about it you're going to have taco trucks on every corner. >> he does it in a derogatory way it belittles everything we do and stand for. it's a business. >> that's whe g to park his business in front of donald trump's denver campaign office. >> it doesn't matter your origin or ethnicity. the american ideology and dream is equal to everybody. >> two days later is when the damage was done. >> as long as we have the support we're getting from our community we won't stay silent or give up. >> coming up. the u.s. and russia struck a cease fire in syria. what it means in the war on

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priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. we have some very big developments in the war on terror. particularly in syria. we have a cease fire negotiated by the united states and russia. we don't know exactly where this is going. but step one of this seven day truce is to allow all parties to stop killing one another at least for seven days. we're not talking about the

we're talking about the syria, and rebels who our , country backs in russia. if we accomplish this step one that secretary kerry me boeshuated, the next step would be for the united states and russia to pick military targets together in syria to fight the war on terror. that won't be easy. step three a political transition of some type if we get there. that's a bit of a stretch. we'll show you how it plays out in detail tomorrow night money, power & politics. thank you for joining us.

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