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clinton campaign to take our issues and our budget proposals, because we were gonna run these infomercials. - in the 1950s, even into the beginning of the 1960 campaign, we had half-hour speeches and occasionally half-hour documentaries as not simply the exception but often as the rule in politics. perot brings back the half-hour special. - good evening. now, i can't compete with some of these other entertainment shows, but please stay with me on this program tonight, because we're going to go down in the trenches and talk about your jobs and talk about why our country is in decline. - i get a call from ross, and he has just left one of the networks in new york, and they have told him he cannot run his infomercials. they were gonna sell that time to clinton and bush. they weren't gonna let perot have it, and i basically had to say, "the only way you're gonna get this done "is to become active again, "and when you do that, they're gonna say, 'you're crazy. "why'd you get out?' it's gonna impact you. "you won't have near the impact that you had, but you can't run all those nice infomercials.

he gave himself the biggest platform for an infomercial. today, he launched a soft launch of trump tv on facebook. he had over 200,000 people watching. governor jan brewer from arizona, the governor who says, show me your papers, the controversy on immigration law. he had a former lieutenant on there as well. i wonder if once again, he is playing us. he is basically saying, this game, i have lost this election. i want to get the biggest bang for my buck, the largest infomercial to launch my tv. >> he went there when accused of believing the emmy system was rigged. >> yeah, i deserved a third emmy. >> you guys are right now on set but the emmys are now tweeting around saying the emmys are not rigged. jul julia dr julia dreyfus saying it is not rigged. he knows how to play to his audience. he kept saying the media was rigged. he is starting to see where he wants to go next. this will be chapter 2 for donald trump. >> smart stuff. really good to have you here. >> in terms of the crooked media, the a.p. has posted its headline story on the deba

it will be an infomercial for donald trump and for hillary clinton staying the course. kennedy: the inverse of the hypocritic oath. do all harm. as much damage as possible on that stage which makes it entertaining. does it service us as vote officers not necessarily. but it's certainly reason enough to watch. don't miss fbn's coverage of the third and final debate starting tomorrow. maria bartiromo kicks off the coverage followed by lou dobbs, then i'll coin neil cavuto to bring you the debate. melania trump says he's not the one to blame. parks and rec. set your dials to awesomeness overload and grab your bea kennedy: donald trump's wife melania joined her husband to defend the allegations that he groped women over the years. >> all the allegations should be hand in a court of law. and without the evidence. to accuse somebody a man or woman, it's damaging and unfair. kennedy: hillary clinton still has problems of her own in the form of those leaked emails. we learned the clinton campaign divide vp options into food groups. a brand-new fox poll shows donald trump has ga

they go down to a donald trump hotel for a press conference he's gonna try and turn it into an infomercial for that hotel, you know they need to buy my book. (laughing) cause they should know that by now. - they get what they deserve at this point. - but on the other hand, i think the press you know, we've been a little too harsh on the press because in the times and the washington post there has been amazing coverage of donald trump. and david farenthold, evan and i were talking, should get a pullitzer for his work on the trump foundation. - [evan] foundation, amazing work. - which makes it clear that it's corrupt as opposed to the clinton's foundation blurred lines. but, you know, the times has had amazing coverage. so, i think, matt taibbi has a piece in rolling stone this month where he says a lot of people who are upset about false equivalency really just want censorship. and i see this with my own friends. they will not read a trump interview and people got really mad at jimmy fallon for mussing his hair and making him seem human. which, actually, you know, is sort of a problem becau

. >> is your infomercial over? >> yes. >> medication? >> medication, yeah. >> also -- >> that's an entirely different discussion. we talked to dr. ron claiborne about medication. doing truman. >> who do you suggest we write in for a third party candidate? >> rob marciano. >> baby buns. >> that would be one vote. >> your mom. coming up on "good morning america," how to get your kids to unplug at home. yes, it is possible. the other devices you need to know about. >> and the artist who uses paint good enough to eat. we'll tell you what that paint is coming up in "pop news" with rachel >> you got food rachel? is. >> well -- hashtag "stuffy nose." hashtag "no sleep." i got it. hashtag "mouthbreather." yep. we've got a mouthbreather. well, just put on a breathe right strip and ... pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. so you can breathe ... and sleep. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. what's going what's going on here? i'm val, the orange money retirement squirrel from voya. we're putting a

before this morning he states a sort of infomercial. about 80 miles southeast of raleigh where donald trump set to hold a rally tonight. any word on what his message will be there tonight? >> reporter: yeah. he tailors it a little bit in north carolina but first it should be that hillary clinton should not be elected because she supports the affordable care act. we all know the obama administration knowledged premiums will go up by at least 25%. as trump likes to point out it could be as much as 118% in arizona. here in north carolina he'll tailor the message a little bit more where he will talk about trying to renew the inner city. urban renewal and inner city turmoil. trump has said that african americans and minorities should vote for him because what have you got to lose suggesting democratic politicians like hillary clinton have essentially taken them for granted by making election year promises and then abandoning them. he will be talking about that. he likes to mike that argument. he'll do that this afternoon and tonight he will

. >> look he is in full infomercial mode which suggests he doesn't think this is election he can win.nk brad is absolutely right. the most important resource a candidate has at this point in the campaign is his or her time. he is not spending iwisely if spending it in washington, d.c. he is sending surrogates to utah, for a republican really not that good. so i think he has serious issues. it's a big ma. if i'm hillary clinton i still run scared because that is only way to run unopposed or scared. i think donald trump is wasting a lot of valuable time. liz: chris hahn, brad black man, thank you. you never waste our time. i do appreciate you both guys coming on. don't miss the best election night coverage in the business. we'll have live continuous coverage on november 8th, from the opening of the polls until a new president is elected. all the down ballot races, those are crucial.ight here on fox business, fastest growing network in all of cable. >>> 18 minutes to go before the markets call it a close for the day. the dow is up 40 points right now, standing at 18,208. from the day pre

his affect is that of an infomercial huckster. he trafbs in conspiracy theorys the and racist invective. he's apollingly sexist, erratic secretive and xenophobic. he expresses admiration for authoritarian rulers and evinces authoritarian tendencies himself. he's easily goaded, a poor quality for someone seeking control of america's nuclear arsenal. he is an enemy of fact-based discourse, he is ignorant of and indifferent to the constitution, semicolon, he appears not to read. it does go on, but this is how they close. we believe iamerican democracy, in which individuals from various parties of different ideological stripes can advance their ideas and compete for the affection of voters. but trump is not a man of ideas. he's a demagogue, a xenophobe, a sexist, a know-nothing and a liar. he is spectacularly unfit for office. and voters should act in defense of american democracy and elect his opponent. oof. nobody believes that newspaper endorsements or certainly magazine endorsements make the difference between a candidate winning

make a bet on this, i bet it is because he wants him to have the largest free advertising of his infomerciallaunch this television network. i think it is a different type of world that we live in. if you take a step back and remember when glenn beck basically left fox news and started his television online, it is cheap, it is access to the million that had -- there is websites that had 11,000 people visiting them every month, they have now 11 million people. so there is definitely -- >> so if they -- is that rich -- there is an appetite. >> getting at somebody who has a subscriber based column, getting people to actually pay is different than getting people to actually watch and read. >> do you feel that donald trump given all of the hype he's gotten, and the entertainment side of him could probably get more subscribers than most on the far right? >> sure, and you know what else it does, what else it does, it gives him -- he loses on november 8th, gets to say, well, i'm glad i did this, i thought i might win, didn't win, but when what i really want to do is this. >> that's what a lot of peop

minutes upon minutes of an infomercial. the actual news of the day contained in a single sentence. this event billed from the beginning as nothing more than a grand opening or ribbon cutting. notable that trump did talk about getting back on the campaign trail. one thing his aides have been talking about is how good they are feeling. kasie talked about the mood in the clinton campaign. trump's team is looking at the new poll out of florida. they are feeling encouraged. explain why. >> very encouraged. they had polls that showed them ahead. in the last 10 or 11 polls, trump has been down in every one but one. a couple others had them behind by two and three points. the trump campaign knows, donald trump admitted if they don't take florida they have no path to the white house. on the trail, the campaign seems as excited and confident as ever. even the campaign manager admitted they have work to do. an interesting stop in d.c. he has two events in north carolina today. there are those in the campaign including kellyanne conway, a pollster who knows they are behind and have work to do.

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if you remember, that was something touted as sort of this newsy moment and ended up being an infomercial until trump at the very end quote to the point. basically i think a 45-word sentence. seven words of which wallace the actual news of the day if you will. this is being billed differently. this is being touted by the trump campaign as a ribbon cutting. they're not calling it a campaign event. we are here covering it because it is the republican nominee for president choosing to attend the so-called grand opening of his hotel in washington. it is a significant story in that it is just 13 days until the election. there are some fresh questions from critics about whether this is the best use of donald trump's time. that said, hereby is the argument the campaign is making. frankly, the argument you hear from some supporters which is why shouldn't trump, a business man, a guy who's not involved in washington, show up at his own hotel, deal with some family business as they say and present what they believe is a tangible display of his leadership abilities. they believe that's potentially t

as politico put it, it all kind of looked like an infomercial. and don't forget the launch of trump's facebook tv show which some say is a precusser to trump tv. so let's talk about that and more. jackie kucinich is here, the washington bureau chief for the bailey beast and paul singer is the washington correspondent for "usa today." welcome to both of you. paul, is kellyanne conway right? donald trump just making his brief stop to like cut the ribbon on his new hotel and then he's back on the trail and that's as it should be? >> listen, you know, donald trump has been flirting with the presidency run for -- since the mid 1990s. and we've always asked this question, does he really want to be president of the united states? or is this just a branding exercise? and here it is now, he's the republican nominee for president and we really still can't answer the question. does he really want to be president of the united states? does he want to be in a room arguing with the office of management and budget over which program to cut at the department of

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. >> you call donald trump an infomercial hugster? >> yes, because that he how we unqualified by temperament, by experience, by the things that he has said and he seems outside the norm of american political discourse. we are a nonpartisan magazine. this is about a basic world view and temperament. >> let me understand one point. newspaper, for example, there the editors with the news gathering and publisher and the editorial board make this decision. are you involved in the decision to endorse? >> yes, we are. magazines are difference and not the straight journalism in a kind of way. we have a point of view. >> the endorsement an enthusiastic endorsement for hillary clinton or is it simply endorsement against donald trump? >> we would not have done this if hillary clinton had been running against mitt romney or george w. bush or john mccain. hillary is perfectly qualified but so were they. we differences. >> i want to talk about contending with military operations in iraq and syria. the defense secretary ash carter has called the mos

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this is not an infomercial. [laughter] this is an: opportunity for you to exercise your right to vote, your civic responsibility, the essence of citizenship. and you do not need to wait until election day. you have a chance to reject a dark and pessimistic vision of a country where we turn against each other or we turn away from our role in the world. you can reject the politics of fear and resentment and blame and anger and hate. you can choose the america we know ourselves to be. a country full of courage and optimism. a country full of generosity and ingenuity. you know, we have got real challenges. when i ran eight years ago, i said we will not solve everything in one presidency. we have got real challenges. there are folks out there who are still struggling to pay the bills. there are students still trying to figure out how to pay off student loan debt. there are parents who are still concerned about caring for a sick child or worried about whether or not they will be able to keep their home. everybody is w

. >> you call donald trump an infomercial huckster. >> yes, that's how we feel about him. we feel he's very, very unqualified by temperament, by said, and he seems outside the norm of american political discourse. that was the issue, we're nonpartisan magazine. this isn't about republican ideology or democrat ideology, it is about a basic world view and temperament. >> let me understand one point, newspapers, there is the editors with the news gathering and publisher in the editorial board make the decision. were you involved in the decision to endorse. >> yes, we are. magazines are different. there is not the wall between opinion and the straight journalism in a kind of way. >> is the endorsement a enthusiastic endorsement for hillary clinton or is it simply endorsement against donald trump. >> we would not have done this if hillary clinton had been running against mitt rommy, george w. bush or john mccain. hillary's perfectly qualified, but so were they. we didn't want to get into the ideological differences between republicans and democrats. our judgment was that donald

. >> because you see some sort of either cool infomercial or sitting will lounging half tired >> the could be something purchased for my home. >> so no and a yes? >> absolutely. problem is too with the websites and technology, if you go and start looking at say nike shoes, all of a sudden, at the top of the website there's like five pairs of nike shoes you were looking at the night before and that's how they get you. >> you just pay by clicking yes on your phone. >>> you know what we do what late night. we want to know about you. do you do any overnight shopping? let us know your thoughts in any social media channels, facebook, twitter, send us a video. ic be part of the show with our video. use #fox29goodday and we'll be right back. hillary clinton: this is not an ordinary time, and this is not an ordinary election. i want to send a message to every boy and girl and indeed to the entire world. that america already is great, but we are great because we are good. we are going to lift each other up. i want us to heal our country and bring it together. we have to start getting the econo

it's like nothing else happens in america except good guys go flip-flop on their bikes, infomercialson kitchen appliances. great be movies and a few sports here and there is anything else going on on our property? it's our property. imagine if we had our own audience network. we of other assets. our tax dollars. we are grumbling about taxes. why don't we grumble about what we don't get for them? reciprocity. that's the important thing. what do we get for our taxes? we have got to be more demanding in terms of what the beginning and return for trillions of dollars of government r&d that we pay for that adult the great industries in this country whose executives take credit for themselves, like the semiconductor industry, a good deal of the pharmaceutical industry, the aerospace industry, the biotech industry, the nanotech industry, the containerization industry. this stuff came out of the pentagon, nasa, national institutes of public health. once you start amassing the assets, we get a higher morale boost. we help start the perks with public research groups. here's another morale fact

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