. >> back in october, the national enquirer said i would be dead in six months. so with every breath i take, i feel like it is a new lease on life. i don't know why they are saying this. i think on the one hand it is part of the wacky strategy. just say all these crazy things and maybe you can get some people to believe you. on the other hand, it just absolutely makes no sense. i don't go around questioning trump's health. as far as i can tell, he is as healthy as a horse. >> his doctor said he had the best health examination he has ever seen in a human being. >> i saw that. >> can you open this jar of pickles? this has not been tampered with. >> eugene, i wanted to ask you. this approach using humor to diffuse the claims is an intelligent one. how does it play with independent voters? the few that may be undecided. >> i think the mention of the national enquirer is a key. most people consider that questionable that donald trump spoken positive of that. he referenced that publication when he talked about allegations regarding the father of ted cruz. i think hilla

the national enquirer and what's on the internet? >> well, that is what's going on here. you know, when he named steve bannon to be ceo of his campaign, he basically said this is the kind of stuff i'm going to be talking about. every single week i get calls from republican who tell me he will make the pivot and talk about substantive issues, he understands he has to stop the insults, he will talk about hillary's record and the other issues. then when i ask why is he talking about hillary's health, why is he peddling these kind of things, they just roll their eyes. i don't know why they are even surprised by this anymore. >> could it be, you see this woman behind him? these are grown-up women. they are all laughing at this stupid stuff about the wall. could it be he's made the mistake of believing reality is what people will laugh at and cheer at his rallies? >> that's exactly, this is what convinced mitt romney he was going to win the election in 2012. the people that were around him at his rallies. charlie had the best line of the campaign so far when he said it's like d

. >> back in october, the national enquirer said i would be dead in six months. with every breath i take. >> you have a new lease on life. >> i don't know. i don't know why they are saying this. i think on the one hand it is part of the wacky strategy. say all these crazy things and maybe you can get some people to believe you. on the other hand, it makes no sense. i don't go around questioning donald trump's health. as far as i can tell, he's as healthy as a horse. >> his doctor said he had the best health examination he has ever seen in a human being. can you open this jar of pickles? this has not been tampered with. >> opening a jar of pickles is hard. >> quite a feat. >> clinton said she is preparing for a lot of wacky stuff when she debates trump next month. >>> the economists believe hillary clinton is the best for business. a survey shows 55% pick clinton. gary johnson is second with 15%. trump followed with 14%. and 15% say she don't know. trump's push to restrict trade and immigration are opposite of what most economists say the u.s. should be doing to b

how different is people magazine the national enquirer?ational enquirer won pulitzer prizes, people doesn't post up summit he once told me that an american media the publication is most correct is the national enquirer. >> you sound like donald trump. [laughter] let's talk about the business more generally. you see large media companies today investing a lot of money in them. is that where digital media is going to be? legacy companies invest in them, or is one of these companies -- we have seen vice to this. none of these guys have reached terminal philosophy -- velocity yet stop>> i am not sure there are many examples of what you're saying. have spoken to all the key people. they believe they paid a fair price. >> vox has gotten investment money. a businessill value based on traffic and revenue and profitability, you have to say what is most important to you. gh valuation by venture capitalists. we will see what the time comes when they try to go public. i don't know what the value of the business is. it is hard, that is no different tha

i think that's sort of "national enquirer" type stuff. and i do think there's also a problem. there is a guilt by association, yes. but that is always true. politicians are always appearing on stages and welcoming people who have unsavory histories. and i would say that for hillary should be a little careful, since her support for black lives matter, does she really want to be associated with a group that chants about killing cops and nobody would accuse her of supporting that. but that's always a risk. so it's a cheap kind of political warfare. there are, of course, incidents, the mexican judge story and all that, that even paul ryan had to admit was a form of classical racist speech. i'm not sure this is going to have an effect. and surely his calling her a bigot is not going to have a lot of effect either. we're at the bottom of the barrel of a race that we knew would be low and dirty and that's where we are now. >> in the meantime, a judge has said that the state department has to come forward with these additional e-mails by september 13th in this clinton e-mail investiga

i think that's sort of "national enquirer" type stuff. and i do think there's also a problem.s a guilt by association, yes. but that is always true. politicians are always appearing on stages and welcoming people who have unsavory histories. and i would say that for hillary should be a little careful, since her support for black lives matter, does she really want to be associated with a group that chants about killing cops and nobody would accuse her of supporting that. but that's always a risk. so it's a cheap kind of political warfare. there are, of course, incidents, the mexican judge story and all that, that even paul ryan had to admit was a form of classical racist speech. i'm not sure this is going to have an effect. and surely his calling her a bigot is not going to have a lot of effect either. we're at the bottom of the barrel of a race that we knew would be low and dirty and that's where we are now. >> in the meantime, a judge has said that the state department has to come forward with these additional e-mails by september 13th in this clinton e-mail investigation. ov

. >> in october "the national enquirer" said i would be dead in six months. with every breath i take -- >> reality check. trump is 70. clinton 68. trump would be the oldest president ever elected. clinton would be second-oldest. second only to ronald reagan, who was a few months old are than she is when he was elected in 1980. >> i will not make age an issue of this campaign. i am not going to exploit, for political purposes, my opponent's youth and inexperience. >> both these candidates refused to records. last year clinton's campaign released a two-page letter from her doctor concluding she's in excellent physical condition and fit to serve as president of the united states. trump released just a brief note from his gastroenterologist full of trumpy superlatives describing his test results as astonishingly excellent, adding that trump would be the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency. go figure. >> i don't think we need to see about trump's health, i've never exhausted, giving a speech every day. she seems to have some trouble. >> maybe we c

. >>> the philadelphia enquirer is reporting that terminix million to a delaware family. a father and son were poisoned to a banned pesticide spray. he was paralyzed after the ks pose sure last march. his sons were seriously injured. >>> texas is fining blue bell for listeria contamination that killed three people. the company recalled millions the state of texas is only requiring 375,000 up front and the rest will be for given if the company complies to the food safeguard. >> to hawaii's big island where lava from the kailey law -- from the volcano has reached the ocean. it stretched more than six miles to reach the water last week. look. fa? the hot lava make a >> is that real? >> that's what they are saying. >> that's cool. >> it left this pattern. >> it reminds us all to smile a little bit. >> even the volcanos in hawaii are happy. >> and why shouldn't they be? >> well they made the islands font forget if you studied geology. can see the upward trend until we get to 91 degrees by the end of the week. it is cloudy and bleak in boston. no rainfall around right now which

back in october, "the national enquir enquirer" said i would be dead in six months. >> oh, boy. >> with every brea i take, i feel like it's a new lease on life. >> reporter: back in ohio trump doubled down on his promise to build a wall on the u.s. and mexico border and continued his appeal to minority voters before a mostly white crowd. >> don't worry. your head will spin. >> reporter: the clinton campaign responding with a statement saying, "it could not be clearer how much african americans have to lose under donald trump. he is doubling down on insults, fear, and stereotypes that set our community back and further divide our country." an argument they will no doubt continue to make in the coming months. >> again, thank you very much for the report. >>> firefighters are now trying to washington state. those fast moving flames quickly burning out of control destroying dozens of homes and businesses. hundreds of people have been forced to leave. >>> in california, 10,000 firefighters are still battling several fires out there. one on the central coast is now 52 square miles. abc's clay

that we showed up there is when my mother was dying of liver cancer and we were in the national enquirer for that and i just thought you have got to be kidding me. it was just horrific. but now, very lucky that in my teenage years there was nothing like that around yet. i went to school in la with all kinds of kids and we were doing a lot of illegal things. just crazy teenage stuff and think god. it felt at the cardassians. but we were always very protected and ar really back ine day we lived there in the early 70s and during that time what was really dangerous was the cop because usually he was going to be but i'm glad there wasn't. they came along and discussed a lot of things here. one of the things that fascinated me the most for his fans after his death to you and the disparate responses as well as the comedy community which you have not been a part. >> before my dad died, i would watch a little bit of comedy. it was my dad's job and he was in theater but it wasn't a thi thing. so i didn't know a lot of comedians come up one or two maybe. and when they started calling me immediately

you can characterize it as a cross between the national enquirer and the ku klux klan weekly.has brought in white nationalists and racists and given an a foot in the door to the mainstream audience through breitbart. i think what you will see on-ledh a ban in -- bann- trump campaign is outlandish stuff, like hillary clinton's suppose it medical problems, which apparently there are none. you will see all kinds of conspiracy theories, and you will see the continued use of white racist dog whistles and language, like we have seen with his like much about second amendment people taking matters into their hands if hillary clinton is elected. dangerous stuff. i think it will only get worse. host: do you think the turning point in this campaign was donald trump's dispute with the parents of the u.s. soldier? think he is going to speak with them. i think he is gone -- has gone so far out on that land that there is no going back. host: but do you think that is where things change, where paul manafort and people said, you've got to rein it in now? was the don't think it point where thin

clinton: but my friends this , is what happens when you treat "the national enquirer" like gospel. they said in october i would be dead in six months. it is also what happens when you listen to the radio host alex jones, who claims that 9/11 and the oklahoma city bombings were inside jobs. said, and this really is so disgusting, he even said the victims of the sandy hook massacre were child actors, and no one was actually killed there. i do not know what happens in somebody's mind or how dark their heart must be to say things like that. challengedoes not these lies. he actually went on jones' show and said, "your reputation is amazing. i will not let you down." this man wants to be president of the united states. you know i've stood by president , obama's side as he made the toughest decisions a commander-in-chief has to make. in times of crisis, our country leadership,teady clear thinking, column judgment, -- calm judgment because one wrong move can mean the difference between life and death. i know we have veterans, mothers, spouses, and children of people currently serving here.

. >> back in october, the "national enquirer" said i would be dead in six months. >> oh boy. >> so, with every breath i take, i feel like -- >> you have a new lease on life. >> a new lease on life. >> why is it -- >> i don't know why they are saying this. i think, on the one hand, it's part of the wacky strategy. >> reporter: here's a reality check -- trump is 70. clinton, 68. either one would be among the full medical records. last year, clinton's campaign released a detailed two-page letter from her doctor, saying, "she's in excellent physical condition and fit to serve as president of the united states." it notes that in 2012, clinton did suffer a concussion after fainting. weeks later, she claimed to have fully recovered but reporters noticed she wore special glasses. her aide s aes effects. trump has only released a four-paragraph letter from his gastroenterologist, describing the billionaire's test results as "astonishingly excellent." adding that trump would be "the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency." today, clinton was at a hollywood fund-raiser, posing in a ph

but, my friends, this is what happens when you treat the national enquirer like gospel. they said in october i would be dead in six months. it is also what happens when you listen to the radio host alex jones, who claims that 9/11 and the oklahoma city bombings were inside jobs. he even said, and this really just is so disgusting, he even said the victims of the sandy hook massacre were child actors and no one was actually killed there. i don't know what happens in somebody's mind or how dark their heart must be to say things like that, but trump doesn't challenge these lies. he actually went on jones' show and said your representative -- -- reputation is amazing, i will not let you down. this from a man who wants to be the president of the united states. i have stood by president obama's side as he made the toughest decision a commander-in-chief has to make. in times of crisis, our country depends on steady leadership, clear thinking, calm judgment, because one wrong move can mean the difference between life and death. i know we have veterans here and families, mothers,

. >> national enquirer. >> i had to answer questions about a weight loss product. >> and i did it gladly. >> i don't know if you remember this. last year there was a story with this headline. can we have that? it says man who found piece of whale vomit discovers it is a worth -- worthless rock. do you worry that could happen here? that was an awkward -- >> when i found out that whale vomit was worthless i was blown away. i didn't even think about this. what test was derrick doing in college? >> it is right through the spectometer. >> they had to send it out to the experts in italy and new zealand and mars. >> there is a standard test he reportedly found on youtube. >> what made him suspect? >> that's why i say i don't believe him. >> i think you do believe him. >> i i don't. >> i know what you are trying to do. >> what? >> you will run home and bid on ebay and you are trying to keep the bid low. >> it is not real, people. leave it there. let the price drop. >> i will say he did put it on ebay before the tests come back. jay keep talking. -- >> keep talking. we are going away. >> bye, eve

i think it is rather national enquirer type stuff.ou should be a little careful seeing her support for black lives matter, does she really want to be associated with a group and talk about killi -- c about killing cops. >> in a survey monkey poll showing 8 percent of black voters who support him compared to support clinton. >> iranian votes one day after this incident was caught on camera. >> weapons uncovered. >> this time another u.s. ship forced to fire three warning shots when an iranian boat came within 200 yards in the persian gulf. two other incidents in the same day. they were not in international waters. >>> a a possible test on german chancellor merkel foiled. a man in a mercedes attempted to join her motorcade. he refused to back off even cutting off a police car trying to stop it. he eventually surrendered to check police after he threatened to shoot him. tear gas, cement blocks and handcuffs were found in the man's car. >>ity tally rocked again overnight by the terrifying tremors 4.8 aftershock and hard hit causing more d

. >> i have a column, the national enquirer but i don't get the rosanna: greg is taking a little time off and he is probably sleeping in, i know you are one of his favorites. >> i will be fine. think of mary poppins. rosanna: most of us would disagree. most of us liked being >> everybody there is a brit. in america i feel very special and it is complete phony baloney. i sound smart or witty, don't believe it. i am a real bore. it is the accent. rosanna: when we say something we take it as gospel. can we dish a little bit. rosanna: let's talk about ryan lochte, i can't get enough of he took advantage of a bad situation which everybody knows they deal with serious crime. >> this is their achilles heel. everyone put the other pics together, they went out of their way to prove to the world it is a safe place. you can be a two risk there. this is the window to their country, the best advertisement they ever were going to have to millions of people. rosanna: he didn't originally go to the police. >> this is what is missing from the story, his mother is the one who made the blowup. he called

you would never want it for yourself, but that's why people buy national enquirer.ot for the leaks. press secretaries are never the leaker. part two of that interview airs tonight. remember a couple of weeks ago, assange alluded to the dnc staffer who was basically murdered in washington, d.c. and apparently she talked to him about that. we'll find out tonight more about it. >> juan, anything in your e-mails that you wake up in the middle of the night and go, oh, my god. >> it's over. i must say it just find it so odd, because i think julian assange has done damage to our national security. so the people who would celebrate, oh, he came out with something on hillary clinton. wait a minute, this is julian assange. and not only that, go back to the dnc stuff. remember, the russians were handing him stuff. they're use thing guy. >> i don't know if that's been proven. >> i think the justice department has said -- >> we'll talk to him on fox and friends tomorrow if he's not arrested or jailed. he's in the embassy of ecuador in britain. >> you miff just blown up your inte

back in october, the national enquirer said i would be dead in six months. >> jimmy: oh, boy. >> with every breath i take -- >> jimmy: you have a new lease on life. >> a new lease on life. i don't know, i don't know why they are saying this. i think on the one hand it's part of the wacky strategy. just say all these crazy things absolutely makes no sense. i don't go around questioning donald trump's health. i mean, as far as i can tell he's healthy as a horse. >> jimmy: his doctors said he had the best medical examine he's ever seen in a human being. [ laughter ] >> yeah. yeah, i saw that. >> jimmy: can you open this jar of pickles? this has not been tampered with. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> rrr! >> jimmy: oh, oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's not been touched. >> you are so funny. no, i mean -- i do feel sometimes like this campaign has entered into an alternative universe. so i'm out here talking about, hey, here's how we can create a lot more good jobs, here's how we can help young people pay off their student debts, here's how we can make -- [ applause ] -- college more