so, you know, we're not losing hope. we're not losing that edge that we bring on sunday.o, you know, i still like this team. and we'll get back to the drawing board. >> what's the challenge mentally to overcoming winning the first three and then losing two in a row? >> you know, it's never cool to lose any games at all. so it's definitely a challenge. but at the same time you got to look at how we lose them. we're coming and getting beat down. we're beating ourselves. >> it's frustrating, obviously. i mean, if we had a few more plays made we would be 5-0 right now. it's not the world's crashing down on us. >> i think we got some really mentally tough leaders that understand the big picture of a season. and -- but also the importance of the here and now. so we got a lot of work to do. >> the leaders saying all the right things, pederson pointing out he won ten straight after starting 1-5. but need we forget that sam bradford and the undefeated vikings are in town next week. wrap your head around that. back to you. >> still ahead. talk about the change the eagles made to th

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again, i think we'll win but if it's lose and it's clear that we lose we have to move on as a country our prosperity and security because neither is okay right now. >> all right. gracious of you to make a compliment to you, sir. final note, did you like anything? >> of what? >> from the dinner. >> did i like anything of the dinner? i just plain didn't like he was there. that was it. i was offended he was there. >> michael daley, steve cortez, thank you. thank you both so much. >> thank you, brooke. >> coming up next, the summer ambush in baton rouge came to an end thanks to one officer still fighting to survive. we have this story. we're going beyond the call of duty next. >>> ahead, new e-mails released in the wikileaks hack give insight into what hillary clinton's campaign was thinking about former vice president al gore. back after this. racetracks. and now much of that same advanced technology is found in the audi a4. with one notable difference... ♪ the highly advanced audi a4, with available traffic jam assist. ♪ when they thought they should westart saving for retirement.le the

if he loses pennsylvania, a state republicans haven't won since 19 -- >> if losing by 100 votes. losing by 100,000 is a different >> here is why i ask, not just the media. south carolina governor says, this election is not rigged. it is irresponsible to say that it is. so is nikki haley right or donald trump right? >> there are two people saying two different things. if you are donald trump and you see the barrage and media implosion on every single thing this guy does, no matter what it is. he heats corn flakes in the morning, cnn or another cable show, msnbc is talking about it ou if you look at hillary clinton. what she got away with on the e-mail scandal. when you have general cartwright going potentially to prison for doing 1/10. i am trying to put you in the mind of a person running for president. sees this unbelievable world around him. then you do ear about fraud at the ballot box. you say, you know what, i'm going to reserve all options. that's what he is saying. >> reserving options different than saying. >> than saying it is going to be stolen. >> difference. where he

>> losing an election is not fun. i've tried losing. i've tried winning. i like winning better.ry disappointing on election night and in the weeks that followed. we thought of all the people that have helped so much, it is very hard even to see them again. to say we wish we would have gotten the job done but we didn't. >> seven months later, the romneys were still dealing with defeat. >> we feel like we let people down. >> was it harder for you because you thought you were going to win? >> i think so. i really truly felt we were going to win. so i'm glad as i look back that i felt that way. it is the way i had to feel. >> the romneys are unabashed about their devotion to each other and their children. >> it is a very difficult thing for families. a very difficult thing to emotionally invest yourself at that level, at that depth. >> can you give us a word? >> when you lose the presidency, you spend years analyzing. >> what's difficult is going into a campaign and becoming extraordinarily focused day after day, speaking to large groups of people, getting to know individuals one-on

if he loses, they might end up losing.he trump news network or whatever he is going to call it will be a force of nature in this country. >> that's my other question. so much of the trump image and messages that i'm a winner and everybody is a loser. thinking back to the republican primaries and every debate. rubio and bush said they can't beat hillary. only i can beat hillary. romney choked. i won't choke. the trump voters are going to go along with what he describes. if he loses do you think they buy into it? >> i think they will buy into it. that's what happens when you issue the candidate in the from the republican party. he is from the party of twitter. he is from the party of facebook. obviously in a down year, if he said down is up, often enough it's clear that he is getting enough people to believe it. it's quite remarkable. >> if he does take this media route, this has been discussed. that keeps him a relevant player into the next presidential election. >> he becomes outside of government the most powerful politic

>> losing an election is not fun. i've tried losing. i've tried winning. i like winning better.ht and in the weeks that followed. and we thought of all the people that had helped so much and it's very hard even to see them again and to say oh, gosh, we wish we would have gotten the job done, but we didn't. >> seven months later, the romneys were still dealing with defeat. >> we feel like we let people down. >> was it harder for you because you thought you were going to win? >> i think so. i felt that. i really truly felt we were going to win. so i'm glad as i look back that i felt that way. it is the way i had to feel. >> the romneys are unabashed about their devotion to each other and their children. >> it is a very difficult thing for families. it's a very difficult thing emotionally to invest yourself at that level, at that depth. >> governor, can you give us a word? >> when you lose the presidency, you spend years analyzing. >> what's difficult is going into a campaign and becoming extraordinarily focused day after day, speaking to large groups of people, getting to know ind

that's why she's going the lose. >> dickerson: 100% behind donald trump? >> he's the nominee of our party. of course we're behind donald trump. this is ridiculous, as if we wouldn't be behind the nominee of the party. of course we are. >> dickerson: do you think the election is in danger of being stolen? >> new york i don't, but what i think the media is missing here is that to ask a candid weeks before the election if they lose are they going to concede, asking for a concession speech, no one does that, and i think if it's a close election, look, if you lose by 200 votes in florida, are you going to concede on election night if you're at 260... >> dickerson: but that's not what he's saying. he's not saying if it's a squeaker. he's saying it's been stolen at this moment and the only way i'll lose is if it's stolen. that's really different. >> that's not quite what he's saying. all options and if there is grounds for a recount, i will exercise my options. he is not... he is not willing to not concede if he loses and there's no fraud. >> dickerson: but his m

what's a bigger deal if the patriots lose or if the red sox lose here in cleveland. >> people watching would say this is my baseball sensibility publicling to the surface naturally i will say the red sox losing is a big deal. it's simple, the red sox lose their season has a chance of going bye-bye. if they lose both games they have to sweep the two in boston and come back out here. there's a lot more let's be honest the patriots aren't going to lose to the browns. >> but if they do does the jimmy garoppolo start talk start. >> i'll be nice. if patriots lose they're still 3-2 still going to win the division by three games and still go to the afc title. jimmy garoppolo talk will keep us both employed. in the end unless there's like remember bledsoe that crazy like that brady will be the quarterback for the rest of the season. >> big sports weekend for boston in cleveland. steve buckley with us from the boston her ampd thanks, buck -- herald. thanks, buck. >>> two for two in wild card games. tonight the mets and the giants came down to the ninth inning once again. we're back out to clevel

what do we lose? what does it cost us if we lose access to the single market? termsyou put on a spectrum, the terms we have today are about as good as they are ever going to get. if we lose those terms today, i think the only way is down. it is down particularly in services, which is so important to our economy. if you look at other trade ,greements with third countries they tend to be much worse in the area of services than the relationship we have today. and of course the close economic ties that we would want from the perspective of the european union, carry free movement of people. and if you want access to the european union, you need to follow the product and services standards that the european union lays down. we would have to continue following european union law to some extent, but we wouldn't have a say anymore on how european union law is shaped. --ther countries that have a have good market access to the european union like norway and switzerland, they are making a big financial contribution to get that. mark: john, is there any middle ground? are

losing by 100 votes is one thing.losing by 100,000 is another thing. >> dickerson: it's not just the media. south carolina governor nikki haley said, "this election is not rigged and it's irresponsible to say it is. " is nikki haley right or is donald trump right? >> i think they're two people saying two different things. i think if you're donald trump an you see the barrage and the media implosion on every single thing this guy does, no matter what it is, he eats corn flakes in the morning and cnn or another cable show on msnbc is talking about it 24 hours a day. if you look at hillary clinton, what she's got away with on this e-mail scandal, when you have general cartwright going to prison for doing one-tenth of her... >> dickerson: i understand that. >> but i'm trying to put you in the mind of a person running for president and sees this unbelievable world around him, and then you this hear about fraud at the ballot box, and you say, you know what, i'm going to reserve all options. >> dickerson: but reserving optio

and he hates losing, and the more he starts to lose or feel like he's losing, he becomes more erratic and blames other people. with these fights he doesn't care who he's fighting with. typically you try to fight with the democrats, rival, other party, he's just at happy to take aim within his party and have vicious fights with republicans. >> making these choices puts them in odd boxes. pat toomey in pennsylvania running an ad, don't give hillary clinton a blank check. he won't say who he's voting for, for president. an incumbent republican senator won't answer the question. joe heck, senate candidate in nevada congressman running for the senate seat. listen here. won't answer the question. who are you going to vote for? >> it's my ballot. i'll wait until november 8th. >> do you think people don't have the a right to find out who their possible future senator will vote for? >> it's a secret ballot, just like your ballot is a secret ballot, no, it's not just like your ballot's a secret ballot. you are a member of the united states congress. you're declared member of the republican part

so, if i lose, if i lose, i will consider this, and the nice part about saying that, and i only tellbecause that means i'm not taking all of this money from all these people that hillary's taking money. >> that was donald trump today in north carolina. of course he hasn't spent $100 million of his own money yet. if you see records indicate so far he has spent $56 million, which is really a tiny amount of money for a real billionaire to spend on a presidential campaign. one of the many reasons i never thought donald trump would run for president is that i've always known that he couldn't afford it. i've always said that he's not a real billionaire, and running for president costs $1 billion. president obama spent $1.1 billion on his last campaign. mitt romney spent just over $1 billion on the last republican presidential campaign. there's 17 days left in the campaign, and donald trump still hasn't spent anything close to $100 million of his own money. and he always claimed that if he ran for president he would never have to raise any money and would just spend his own. and he continue

now, of course, he is going to lose. he's such a flagrant toxic narcissist that he wants to take down the entire democratic system with him if he goes. wit. o clean better than a manual... go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head cups your teeth to break up plaque and rotates to sweep it away. and oral-b crossaction delivers a clinically proven superior clean vs. sonicare diamondclean. my mouth feels super clean! oral-b. know you're getting a superior clean. >>> here on the "early today" forecast, wednesday pennsylvania, western new york, a storm coming into the northwest. still record highs in the southeast. but that's coming to an the white house is winding down with 19 days to go until election day. >> the new question popping up this morning is whether donald trump will accept the election results if he loses. that's one of the third and final presidential debates. for more, we are joined by tracy potts in las vegas, it seems. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, we have been watching overnight trending, nasty wom

i didn't lose. i didn't fail. there must be some other power at play here, and that's what he's trying to do, but, i mean that kind of an electoral vote landslide isn't going to be explained by a rigged system. >> we are looking at polls tonight that we haven't seen in a long time involving democrats. republican is one point ahead of the democrat in georgia, joe. we haven't seen that in a generation. in texas, the republican is three points ahead of the democrat. georgia's, seems to me, to be the first state to watch on election night. if hillary clinton loses that state, even by less than five, it tells you that she's really on her way. if she comes out ahead, that, there's just nothing else to talk about. >> i would say north carolina more so than that. i would be surprised. it would be interesting if she won georgia, but if she loses north carolina, i am not conceding this election yet. it won't even be over when it's over. because we'll still have this guy to deal with on november 9th. >> but your point, it is

losing the florida state game. since then it's all gone downhill for richt and the cages. >> doug: this is not a nervous situation. they take their time to line up and kick a short field goal. things have not gone their way. there's so much discussion. they're going to analyze it and justin yoon will sit there and think about it as long as possible. or they're giving him a lot of time to think about it. >> doug: somebody busts through. >> doug: from miami's standpoint, they're thinking, get them out of bounds. >> dan: third and goal. the ball is -- i know. >> doug: do not be reaching out with the football. go talk on durham smythe a few plays ago. >> dan: he took it like a loaf of bread. high up in the air. >> doug: all of a sudden, instincts take over where he wants to reach. miami has to be eyeing the clock. and kickoff until you're under 30 seconds. >> dan: coming in that 40-yard field goal that he made in the hurricane conditions of north carolina state. that might be the best he's made >> doug: i don't underst

if they lose 30, they lose the majority. many republican moderates are expected to lose.t means that conservatives could add even more sway in the next election. ryan will face a speaker vote on the floor, where he cannot afford to lose many votes to get the 218 needed to be re-elected speaker. he already lost ten the last time he ran. so every vote will count, while -- so at the moment, anderson, ryan is raising a lot of money across the country, trying to save the majority, but he has not spoken out about trump, since the release of that "access hollywood" video. and while ryan is privately saying he can't defend him, if he were to outwardly criticize trump, he could anger those same house conservatives he needs to be re-elected speaker. anderson? >> manu raju, thanks. >> thank you. >> well, for a party that used to be known for falling in line, this is more than just a departure. could be a real threat. at the very least, it's fascinating to look at. joining us, two people who have certainly seen a lot, cnn political commentator and former top obama campaign guru, davi

we don't want to lose at all. we will take a quick turnaround to a race everything. >> it is actually. i marty on to next week. as soon as i leave about this game. >> onto the next. a lot of broncos helmets hanging a little lower than usual as it left the field tonight at mile high stadium. after nine straight wins dating back to last year, probably forget the feeling of losing. they were reminded shape of the atlanta falcons. you have to give credit as you heard right there, onto the next game. broncos still sitting pretty at 4-1. first place in the afc west. trying to put this game behind them. let's show you how this went down. 48-yard pass and catch. coleman was a beast today. devante freeman in the backfield 7-0 falcons lead. late first-quarter paxton lynch making an nfl start. the first nfl start and three completions. 17-yard pickup to emmanuel sanders led to a field goal. second half tried what deep and ricardo allen speaks over to make the now atlanta turning back turned over into points. ryan back to pas

it all, a defiant trump, quote, a rigged ec refusing to say he would accept election results if he loses. >> i will ask you here in the states tonight do you make the same commitment that you will absolutely accept the result of the election? >> i will look at it at the time. what i have seen is so bad. >> sir, there's a tradition in the country, one of the prides of this country is the peaceful matter how hard fought a campaign is, at the end the loser concedes to the winner. are you saying you are not prepared to stay with that principle? >> what i am saying, i will tell you at the time and keep you in suspense. >> clinton made sure to pounce on that moment. >> let's be clear about what he is saying and what that means, he is talking down our democracy and i, foron somebody, the nominee of one of the two major parties would take that position. >> and she also talked about the campaign late last night. >> what he said tonight is part of his whole effort to blame somebody else for his campaign and for where he stands in this election, as i said, whenever he is losing, he says the system,

>> if he wins or loses? >> if he loses. >> tlith will be a real divide of the populism in the sgas the elected leadership in congress. if donald trump loses, you have mcconnell and ryan as they come out of the gop. they're still holding on to the reins of power. this whole mass of trump voters are outside of power and they'll be there roiling through 2017 saying we're not being represented. >> nicole? >> well, i think it is on ryan and mcconnell to innovate their way. it is not an option. you can't just throw out the millions of people that will vote for donald trump. i mean, he prevailed over 16 opponents who were far more qualified than he was. everyone of them. temperamentally or by experience. ben carson had a more appeasing temperament. you can't just say, we'll go back to our free trade. the base of the republican party has turned, i mean, they're done with the way things always were. i think if he loses massively or narrowly, people like my parents who have been behind him for a year will never come b

take a listen. >> on november 8th, what if he loses? >> america's not going to sit down. >> there will be a civil unrest, and i believe there should be. i don't think that hillary will win fair and square if they say she wins. >> exactly. >> to be clear if hillary clinton wins will you accept the outcome? >> hell no. hell no. i will never call her as my president. >> if there's a civil unrest, then we have an uprising of trump supporters. i think it's not going to happen right away, i think it happens once she does the crooked things she's likely to do. >> over here. >> i believe november 9th, if they say hillary clinton's won, there will be an unrest like we probably have never seen. >> don't get us wrong, we're not talking about burning buildings and stuff like that. it's a peaceful protest, but the thing is, we have a voice. america has a voice. and we want it heard. >> so again, they don't all agree here. this was a group of five people who didn't know each other and who just walked up and they all started talking. we asked if we co

trying to snap the three-game losing streak. third and three. >> i say it is a quarterback run. >> dan: he fumbles it! it appeared miami was on top of it. it could have squirted out from there but it sure looked like miami had it. >> doug: and it is first down yardage if it were to be notre >> dan: no indications yet with the officials. notre dame's football. terence smythe got a little greedy here. there is where it is not cleanly behind him. >> dan: so that ball was loose. was that kizer who finally got it? >> doug: it would not surprise me if he got in there and got it. i complain about this all the time. protect it from 99 yards. reach out for the ball down by the 1 yard line. so now the first and goal. that's kendrick norton. i would have liked to have looked how close he was. was there a possibility? >> doug: he is probably a foot short of the goal line when that ball came out. >> dan: so the penalty moves it to the one yard line. >> doug: miami time-outs. do you just hammer the football or do you go for the chock a little

they believe that he loses, starts losing by ten points in these key states, they're going to lose these key seats. people like kelly ayotte in new hampshire. rob portman in ohio. even though rob portman has done a pretty expert job so far of threading the needle and maintaining his lead in new hampshire, but there's also pat toomey in pennsylvania. these are seats that they do not want to lose. they're seats they're worried about losing, and that's why paul ryan can't come out and say, i don't agree with donald trump, and go farther than that and say, i refuse to vote for him. >> quickly, before i go out to ally and mark, you know this candidate better than anyone. he's saying adamantly he's not going anywhere. more than 20 republicans saying, step add sigh or they don't vote for him. >> nobody expected donald trump to bow out of the race. that's not in his nature. you push him, he digs in further. you saw with this tweet that just camous, no way i'm leaving the establishment. the media wants me to go and establishment. before that happens i expect donald trump to lash out at not only t

obama in 2008, so kind of indicating she would be a little sympathetic to donald trump if he does lose, and then she said there's a difference between leadership and dictatorship and they focused on the comments donald trump made at the debate and in rallies saying he will accept the results of the election if in fact he wins and the clinton campaign pushing back against that. >> thank you for that, casey. >>> trump's claim of a rigged election. what are the chances of it? joining us is an election lawyer who says fraud happens, but an entire election, and we'll tell you more about that. and then we will weigh in on trump's rigged remarks? >> the media and some of the democrats, they are just pulling things on him that are kind of rigged, and i think that's what he is implying. feeling dead on your feet? i've been on my feet all day. dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles have a unique gel wave design for outrageous comfort that helps you feel more energized. dr. scholl's. feel the energy! for over 100 years like kraft has,natural cheese you learn a lot about what people want. honey, do we

what you said, that if donald trump doesn't lose, we'll lose the republic.preme court, even though we have a senate, even though ted cruz is on the judiciary committee, even though we're supposed to get advise and consent. we won't lose the republic. will we have lost potential? in my opinion, sure. on a lot of values, but i don't think we lose the republic. and you know, i think the danger of having donald trump represent the republican part y will caus more long-term damage. the party is already splitting now and the question is will it survive after the election? >> we had, mika and willie, for nine years at different times crises and people coming up to us and one of the questions they ask, are we going to be okay? and the answer is, yeah, we're going do be fine. we're going to survive fill in the blank. i have been doing it now for 25 years. yes, we're going to survive iev impeachment, the 2005 recount, we're going to survive the depression. there's no important difference, because you know what? i hear that every time. there's always an important diffe

seth doane has a look. >> it is sad that when you lose your parents, you lose your past. when you lose your child, you lose your future. >> reporter: caroline lawton flung herself on top of her daughter when a gunman started shooting. but it was not enough to save era's life. >> she was 15. >> she >> one american is among the injured in what is described as the worse massacre this century. a lone gunman with a high powered rifle. >> reporter: the shooting in a cafe in tasmanian town of port arthur happened 20 years ago. but telling the story till makes caroline shake. what is it laike being in a mas shooting? >> and bang there is another my turn? >> reporter: caroline was shot. >> this is me. >> reporter: on the stretcher. >> me on the stretcher. >> reporter: and did not know for hours that her daughter died. this its what is left of the cav fair where the gunman started shooting. in the end, 35 people were killed. it rocked australia. it came six weeks after a new prime minister had been elected. >> i thought to myself if i don't use the authority of this something, the

i've been on winning election and losing elections. it hurts when you lose.you have to have confidence in the system. we have always had confidence in the system. and the system will work come november 8th and i just wish that donald trump would get on the same train as millions of other americans out there. >> and before i move on to wikileaks with you, chris, i want to read something from julie pace who read an article on the associated press who said no evidence voter fraud is a problem in the united states. a study found out of 1 billion votes cast between the years in all american elections we should say, between the years 2000 and 2014, only 31 known cases of impersonation fraud. just putting that out there. let's move on to wikileaks now as -- >> i'll say -- can i say one quick thing. the part that worries me the most is what happens when he loses. because usually candidates concede, imagine the scenario where the night of the election, hillary clinton is named the next president of the united states and he refuses to concede because he makes the accus

donald trump is losing. if you look at the national polls there's a bit of a discrepancy but if you go state by state he's losing big league. he says he knows why. first all those women are lying and trump says they are in cahoots with mexican billionaires to defeat him. hillary clinton scored the winner of the first two debates. trump said she's obviously cheating. >> we should take a drug test prior because i don't know what's going on with her. but at the beginning of her last debate she was all pumped up at the beginning and at the end there was like oh, take me down. she could barely reach her car. so i think we should take a drug test. anyway i'm willing to do it. >> that was a new one. >> it was. >> let's have a -- if you're going to be in a presidential debate you have to take a drug test. >> interestingly said in new hampshire, a state with a major problem with drugs, a very serious problem. what you're seeing with trump is he watches the polls like the best of them and knows he's losing right now a

they would have to lose 30 to lose control of the house which is probably not going to happen.aul ryan is that the seats they are going to lose are largely centrist moderate republicans who are most likely to back him. meanwhile, the arch-conservatives who have been the biggest thorn in his side, the ones who are going to stick around. that means they will have more power in the next congress and that's something paul ryan will have to deal with. >> absolutely. thanks for coming on. >> you got it. thanks, guys. >>> some news just broke moments ago. after an outpouring of outrage, the pentagon is now suspending all efforts to recollect bonuses from members of the national guard. we will have details on this breaking story ahead. >>> also, minutes from now, we are awaiting, we are watching live pictures, hillary clinton to speak in battleground florida. waiting for her to begin her live remarks. we will bring them to you when she starts. cough doesn't sound so good. take mucinex dm. i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm go

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because i'm going to lose. donald trump's radio alter ego and chief radio cheerleader, rush limbaugh, decided today was the day that he would be, begin building the foundation for his "i told you so" show the day after the election. >> there's nobody that wants these polls to be wrong more than i do. and, in 2012 i sat here every day and told you they were wrong. and made a pofoolish mistake assuming that every republican that could vote would vote because they were so fed up with obama and the economy, and as we learned later there were 2 million to 4 million republicans that didn't show up. i look at the external signs, and the polls don't make any sense to me. so i don't, i i'm not going to get caught in a trap again of automatically rejecting what's out there. >> not going to get caught in that trap again. rush limbaugh is unwilling to look like an idiot to his audience the day after the election. he needs to be able to say, i saw this coming. he will still spend every day being hateful to hillary clinton a

he know he's losing this race. it seems that donald trump is laying the ground work to say, to make excuses why he didn't win, blaming the media, blaming the system and saying he may not accept the election results. that could be part of the one reason why he continually brings up the fact things are rigged against him. can't be his fault. it's the system's fault. >> if you're going to do that wait until the last couple of days. ahead we'll map out the presidential race and biggest choices facing clinton and trump. next the trump effect on the battle for the senate. this week politicians say the darnest things takes you back to the third and final debate. >> let's talk immigration. mr. trump why are your immigration policies better than secretary clinton's? >> because she wants open borders and that's crazy. i mean people are just pouring in to this country from mexico and a lot of them are very omb res. >> bingo. bingo. i got bingo! i got omb res, rapist, miss piggy and if she wasn't my daughter. sweet sun no arti

if he loses pennsylvania, a state republicans haven't won since 19 #-- >> if losing by 100 votes. losing by 100,000 is a different thing. i think we can be reasonable on the issue. >> here is why i ask, not just the media. south carolina governor says, this election is not rigged. it is irresponsible to say that it is. >> there are two people saying two different things. if you are donald trump and you se see the barrage and media implosion on every single thing this guy does, no matter what it is. he heats corn flakes in the morning, cnn or another cable show, msnbc is talking about it 24 hours a day. if you look at hillary clinton. what she got away with on the e-mail scandal. when you have general cartwright going potentially to prison for doing 1/10. i amin mind of a person running for president. sees this unbelievable world around him. then you do hear about fraud at the ballot box. you say, you know what, i'm going to reserve all options. that's what he is saying. >> reserving options different than saying. >> than saying it is going to be stolen. >> difference. >> i know wh

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he is not losing by 14 points. -- now losing by 14 points.ll go straight to the independent vote. john: hari, john, i believe this is the first time you both have been on this show. if that is true, we need to have you back again. you are both great. coming up, we will talk about this hot mic video and the debate. and if you are watching us in d.c., you can listen to us on the radio radio on 99.1 fm. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ donny: welcome back. john, you have been in this business a long time. can you think of any event four or five weeks out, or even in a campaign, that can be as devastating as this? john: look, one of the key elements of this thing is the audio and the video. there are a million things candidates and campaigns can say, and if they are not captured on video or audio, they have no life. people read them on the page, but they don't get them on television. the 47% video was a tough thing for romney. did it change the election? no. did it set them back at an important time? it reinforced a lot of people's views of what romney

last night, it is hillary clinton's to lose. she's going to win if you believe the numbers from the scientific polls. if she wins on the eighth of november, that will be the trigger for another storm? is that how you see it? >> actually not. i think on it will be part of the first 100 days. we will see the gop licking its wounds. brent: you think the gop, the republican party will survive? >> for the first hundred days, i think so. i would not dare to make a projection over the next four years. i do not think that -- what are the options? he either accepted or he doesn't. his voters have the option of civil war. that is the only plausible scenario in which any of this makes sense or begrudgingly accepted. i think the latter is way more probable. brent: we will be talking with you later on this evening. meeting with brussels on the table. the possibility of sanctions. this comes a day after talks between the french president, the german chancellor, and the russian president failed to make any progress. making her summit debut in

look, nobody like -- nobody likes it when your candidate loses. problem is, on the one side as you heard michelle obama say he's trying to depress the vote. and that may be true to a certain extent. i actually think the damage is much more prevalent on the republican side. if trump supporters actually believe he's going to side. if trump supporters think he is going to lose, which is likely, they are less likely to go out and vote, because they will think, you know, it's rigged and it's going to be rigged and i don't want to vote for anybody else, and that is going to hurt marco rubio and i am confident we will lose close races because trump undermine the integrity of the election. >> it's a double hit for trump's voters depressing the vote and energizing the democratic base, so i agree on the close races it's hard to think of a close message in the last couple few weeks. >> 46% say it's very likely there is widespread voter fraud, that they still believe this. but voter fraud was practically nonexistence, about 31 incidents out of 1 billion votes

i would lose it. but i always gained it bk. so in 2009 when i ended up losing the 80 pounds for good i found out there were five different metabolic factors that if you don't correct them the weight always comes back and you're usually craving while you're going through the program. >> well that's what you don't want. >> that's what you don't want. >> you don't want to be craving. what are the metabolic factors? is this something we can just figure out on our own? >> the five metabolic factors. one of them is toxicity. the other one is being overfed >> you need somebody from the outside -- >> to let you know about that. a third one is training the hypothalamus, a part of the drain that tells us our set brain is where we're sitting. the fifth one is up to eight different lower imbalance here moons that if near not properly balanced you're going to have hunger, you're going to have craving. exercise doesn't work so nothing changes. and 95% of us will gain the weight back within a year. those are >> when

going to lose some seats. same thing in the senate but i think republicans will still have 52 seats. we currently, after this election, you -- you see the incumbents like richard burr in north carolina, pat toomey in pennsylvania, rubio in florida, their numbers are actually close and closer than they should be probably. but they are strong incumbents and they'll be able to hang on. >> do you have thoughts? there's a good possibility democrats will retake the senate and if you watch the clinton campaign that's why she's going to states like arizona and other places because she's trying to sort of push down ballot in terms of her sway, in popularity to bring democrats into the majority of the senate. getting the u.s. house is too many seats to pick up this cycle but she may well start a trend and a movement towards of these people who are saying i got to vote for clinton, they are doing it only because they've been moved that direction. they don't like clinton. there will be a certain percentage of voters who w