dr. jill stein. dr. stein: i will start by thanking democracy now! for holding a real debate with the american people. -- american people are clamoring for. over 75% of americans are saying they wanted open debate. the two candidates of the establishment parties are the int disliked and untrusted our history, so we owe the american people a full debate. on this question of prosperity, i think donald trump knows what he is talking about about the off shoring of jobs because in fact, donald trump has off short all of his jobs aside from his real estate. all of the products that he manufactures and markets in fact are produced offshore. he has been an advocate of closing factories, moving them offshore or down south, and then moving them back -- in this case, to michigan -- so workers wages can be suppressed. indeed, does exemplify the very problem he is talking about. the prosperity issue has really reached crisis proportions because prosperity has gone to the top, not to american workers who are strugglin

dr. jill stein. let's talk about terrorism and safety. audience? >> dr. stein, on 9/11 you released statement calling for a new investigation utilizing independent research. i have i believe it was a controlled demolition that took down the towers. john: by americans? >> i believe the hijackers were patsies. but there is no way they could fly the planes the way, way they did and the towers could fall count way they did. >> we don't have the full story. we need to bring back the commission. this isn't controversial in my view. it's time to get the full story. john: orfn *, stein said she would not have assassinated bin laden. under what conditions does she feel deadly force is need. >> it's called for when we are under threat. assassination are something else all together. we have international law for a reason. we need to bring it back and abide by the and the world will be a safer place. john: so the united states should not have gone there and killed bin laden? >> i think we should have captured bin laden and brought him to trial. john: that was part of

dr. jill stein, the green party's nominee, on her strategy for november. >>> plus clinton faces new scrutiny over her responses to the fbi as a race against trump begins to tighten. we'll ask our sunday panel how the new revelations will play with voters, all right now on fox news sunday. and hello again from fox news in washington. hermine, the once and apparently future hurricane has already claimed the lives of two people, it's moving slowly up the eastern seaboard leaving hundreds of thousands of people without electricity, and it's set to do even more damage.

dr. jill stein, j j >>> welcome back. ing us in the center seat, green party presidential nominee, dr. jill stein. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> you've been hovering around 3, 4%, depending on the poll, in some states, it is a little more than that. we asked people on twitter to write in some questions for you here. john types in, how do you respond to critics who say that voting for you or governor gary johnson, the libertarian vote, is a wasted vote? >> i would say we live in a democracy, and big politicians don't own our votes. they have to earn them and they have not earned them in an election where the two major party candidates have the highest ratings of dislike and distrust ever in our history, 75% of people actually more than that, are now clamoring to open up the debates so they can find out about the other choices, and one last point to mention from the quinnipiac poll that came out i didn't do. the vast majority of donald trump and hillary clinton supporters don't actually support them. their ma

dr. jill stein. you for being with us. >> thank you. >> you've been hovering around 3, 4%, depending on the poll, in some states, it is a little more than that. we asked people on twitter to write in some questions for you here. john types in, how do you respond to critics who say that voting for you or governor gary johnson, the libertarian vote, is a wasted vote? >> i would say we live in a democracy, and big politicians don't own our votes. they have to earn them and they have not earned them in an election where the two major party candidates have the highest ratings of dislike and distrust ever in our history, 75% of people actually more than that, are now clamoring to open up the debates so they can find out about the other choices, and one last point to mention from the quinnipiac poll that came out i didn't do. the vast majority of donald trump and hillary clinton supporters don't actually support them. their main motive is they don't like the other candidate. so let's give them some other ch

dr. jill stein is back on the campaign trail once again, the green party's presidential nominee. dr. stein, welcome to "fox news sunday." platform in this campaign. we'll put it up on the screen. you called for medicare for all. a guaranteed federal job for anyone who wants one. free college tuition. canceling all student loan debt. cutting military spending by 50% and ending all wars and all drone attacks. dr. stein, how much will that cost and how are you going to pay for it? >> so let me say first, we don't call for ending all wars. b w that have cost us $6 trillion by the time we've paid for the health care of our wounded veterans. that's according to a recent harvard study and remember this is half -- more than half of our discretionary budget. so that's part of how we pay for things. another way we pay for things, in fact, we call for a green new deal, emergency jobs program to fix the emergency of climate for itself and i can say this as a medical doctor it turns out we get so much healthier by eliminating fossil fuel pollution. 300,000 every year and it's enough to pay for the

dr. jill stein for president. robert reich is backing hillary clinton after endorsing bernie sanders during the primaries. reich served in bill clinton's cabinet as labor secretary from 1993 to 1997. he now teaches at uc berkeley. his most recent book is "saving capitalism: for the many, not the few." juan gonzalez and i spoke to chris hedges and robert reich during the democratic national convention in philadelphia. we began with robert reich. >> this is a very agonizing time for bernie sanders. i, with a great deal of reluctance initially, because i've known hillary clinton for 50 years -- 50 years -- endorsed bernie sanders and worked my heart out for him, as many, many people did. and so at this particular juncture, you know, there's a great deal of sadness and a great deal of feeling of regret. but having worked so long and so many years for basically the progressive ideals that bernie sanders stands for, i can tell you that the movement is going to continue. in fact, it's going to grow. and right now, at thi

dr. jill stein on her strategy for november. plus clinton faces new scrutiny

jill stein. >> do you recognize this lady? >> elizabeth warren? john: no, she is a presidential candidate. tonight we give dr. stein a full hour to answer your questions. the green party town hall. that's our

dr. jill stein will be at the debate tonight but she won't be on the stage. the green party candidate is staging a protest outside of the university. poll to make it on stage. libertarian candidate gary johnson will live tweet during the debate. >> the presidential candidates are focusing on wisconsin as the race between clinton and trump gets tighter. hillary clinton's campaign sent new york city's mayor, bill de blasio to milwaukee last night. tim kaine's wife, anne holton, will be in the badger state on thursday. chelsea clinton is expected to travel to green bay on friday. and donald trump and his running mate mike pence will both make trips to wisconsin this ek pence will be in waukesha tomorrow and trump will be there on wednesday. >> more police patrolling your streets. that's expected to be part of milwaukee mayor tom barrett's budget being presented later today. the mayor's proposal will likely include health initiatives, investment in neighborhoods and more funding for police. barrett talked about the budget on up front with mike gousha. >> even tho

dr. jill stein will be at the debate tonight but she won't be on the stage. the green party candidate is staging a protest outside of the university. that's because stein needed to poll to make it on stage. libertarian candidate gary johnson will live tweet during the debate. >> the presidential candidates are focusing on wisconsin as the race between clinton and trump gets tighter. hillary clinton's campaign sent new york city's mayor, bill de blasio to milwaukee last night. tim kaine's wife, anne holton, will be in the badger state on thursday. chelsea clinton is expected to travel to green bay on friday. and donald trump and his running trips to wisconsin this week. pence will be in waukesha tomorrow and trump will be there on wednesday. >> more police patrolling your streets. that's expected to be part of milwaukee mayor tom barrett's budget being presented later today. the mayor's proposal will likely include health initiatives, investment in neighborhoods and more funding for police. barrett talked about the budget on up front with mike gousha. >> even

dr. jill stein, has two, and in the crucial swing state of ohio a new cnn service shows donald trump leading hillary clinton 46-41%. gather johnson with eight%. dr. jill sign with two yesterday another poll hat trump up by the same five points in ohio. and in florida, the same cnn survey shows donald trump leads secretary clinton 47-44 with gary johnson at six and dr. jill stein one percent. the margin of errors makes the result a statistical tie between donald trump and hillary clinton. politico reports democratic leaders are concern that hillary clinton's slide in the polls could heart the party's chances of taking back the senate? november and there's evidence -- we reported on republicans calling for donald trump to turn around his failing campaign. hillary clinton may have given us a preview in today's speech. in a radio interview she recorded yesterday. secretary clinton repeatedly went after donald trump on everything from this praise of russia's vlad putin to trump's tax return. >> mistax returns out there 40 years of transparency. so i think that the real questions need to be direct

dr. jill stein and gary johnson? >> no. ed: the two best in the political business. weeks before hermine gets out of here. in the forecast you are bringing summer back. harvey: even though hermine is affecting us a little bit the good news is not in the way it was yesterday into yesterday evening. here it is, it is still a circulation, still spinning around the is meandering, drifting west and it will come wednesday or thursday. by then it will be gone. because it is weakening not a real concern. no tropical storm watches or warnings in effect. surf and group current risk am a that is a different story. we have some bands of rain still rotating around affecting southernmost new england, connecticut, rhode island, southeastern massachusetts. they're moving around the circulation. that is hermine. in terms of the rain most of it is light. moved into southwest rhode island and southeast connecticut at a few more may rotate up. more often than not it will not be raining but everyone -- once in a while a band will be some showers. probably not amounting to a whole lot of

dr. jill stein have all said they oppose the tpp.t has faced years of public protests by those who say it benefits corporations at the expense of health and environmental regulations. to talk more about the tpp, we're joined now by lori wallach, director of public citizen's global trade watch and author of "the rise and fall of fast track trade authority." welcome back to democracy now! you have president obama saying there is no good argument for why this should not be approved. your response? our leading -- nation leading economics and law professors made a very were the tppgument to go into place, literally, thousands of multinational corporations would be newly empowered to be able to sue the u.s. government in front of panels of three corporate attorneys who could order the government to pay unlimited soums including those expected future profits paid by us taxpayers, and all the corporations would have to do is convince those lawyers that some ,.s. federal, state, local law regulation, court ruling, government action undermines

dr. jill stein of the green party and libertarian gary johnson failed to qualify by polling at 15% or higher. what is this commission? we'll get reaction from former third party presidential candidate ralph nader. he has been excluded himself in the past. then, what does it mean to break througugh power? >> it means citizens organizing, having full-time advocates, and taking back the power from their elected officials who are often in the pockets of business interests. it is basically sovereignty as a people. it is s been done on so many areas, local, national, international am a throughout our history that we ought to learn from our forebears and go forward and exercise sovereignty of the people. nader,day, ralph longtime consumer advocate, corporate critic, three-time presidential candidate. we will discuss his f forthcomig book ahead of a national conference. all that and morore, coming up. welcome e to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. new york city mayor bill de blasio says auauthorities are searching for a suspect after a string of improvised

dr. jill stein. >> reporter: the republicans have their own set of problems, not least the effort to explain trump's performance at monday's debate. >> i think my strongest asset, maybe my far, is my temperament. >> reporter: one high-level trump adviser pushed back on the notion the candidate didn't prepare adequately, noting his failures were more a lack of execution than preparation. the conaccepts sconsensus seems growing inside the trump night. the democrats aren't counting their chickens just yet. one of their concerns, supporters of the vermont senator who gave clinton such a run for her money. >> it's clear the bernie sanders candidacy created a permanent problem for hillary clinton. she is not winning millennial voters in anything like the same numbers that barack obama did. bernie sanders is now out on the trail. if he can convince those young people who went for him to go for her, that will make an >> happy to be spending a few more nights at home? >> reporter: today we caught up with sanders in new hampshire as he tries to convince his voters to come over to clinton. >> senator,

dr. jill stein. i appreciate you being with me.u are planning to show up here at hofstra on the site of the debate tomorrow and really push to be included, we know you have been shut out by the commission on presidential debates. do you think you can get in in this manner? >> well, we are showing up to say what the american people are saying. it's over 75% of americans who are clamoring for an open debate, not a sensored debate given to us by the commission on presidential debates, which is a private corporation run by the democratic and republican parties for the purpose of silencing political opposition. we think that's two-party tyranny. that's not what it should look like. this is democracy under lockdown. we are there to express the urgent demand of the american people to have a real democracy. because the two leading candidates, the establishment candidates, have been the most disliked and distrusted ever in our history, according to polls. the american people are tired of this rigged political system that's created a rigged

dr. jill stein is holding a rally at unh today. she will talk about her campaign and her platforms. it starts tonight at 5:00. and just into the newsroom, republican presidential nominee donald trump will make another middle school. and democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine will be in new hampshire thursday as well. he'll attend a town hall in exeter that starts at 12:30. erin: caught on camera, check this out. a school bus in maryland caught fire yesterday afternoon. 20 children were evacuated by the bus driver. no one was injured. investigators say it appears the fire started near the rear wheels. thinking bus driver. sean: beautiful day out there right now. kevin: yeah, temperatures five from six from seven degrees warmer. yesterday was a little too cool, too soon. today it fits the bill. 2 systems tracking toward us. erin: it is starting to feel like fall but if you are not ready to say good bye to your garden we have some tips to help keep it green just a little bit longer. and our u local hot shot. at the manchester boston regional airport. people are happy to get a f