if you have the opportunity to ask one, you write -- you ask the one you would want to ask. it was obviously the when i asked about jobs. i wrote one about gun control, the crisis in the middle east. you hand them into the moderator and her producing team. out of those three or four, they pick the one that if you have the opportunity to ask, that is what you will ask. peter: did you know you would be called on? guest: i did not. they gave us a list of something , they give is our question cards back. from there, after rehearsal we practice the question, but they did not tell you the order. a potential of order of that and i noticed my name was number one. asked if they would give me any hints. as you can imagine, as a 20-year-old in front of an audience of 65 million people, you want a heads up if you will ask a question. they did not give me a heads up. the minute i knew i was officially asking the question said the question was coming from a first-time voter. peter: were you satisfied, did you find a job? i voted for president obama. in all serious comment you will see wit

you. i want to ask specific questions because from my perspective i want to fix it and i want to fix it because it shouldn't be that you, you this someone has to reach out to the board of supervisors or to their supervisor to deal with that situation that tommy mentioned it was horrible to have that person not having an advocate to help to fascist the process she would be homeless this is a frustration that so 34 people that don't know who to crack are experiencing all over our city i want 24 process to work better and heard from one of the speakers specifically the responses the fire department was they don't have the funding and i guess i understand to understand if this is true or not true what is the issue with the departments budget in terms of being a little bit more responsive with those situations those fire code violations and what's happening base especially because preservation is important so we don't get to a point where things happen in the first time we all want to avoid getting to that point clearly in the first place i want to understand the fire departments role and not having

are you asking him that? are you -- >> you know what? there is a policy team upstairs that works their tails off to get it right on policy because they know that that's what americans want to hear. they must be reading the cnn polls after all that say that's what americans want to hear. if you want to cover it differently, that is your prerogative. i am merely making the case to you that, if he spoke for 45 minutes in two separate times today and you're covering things that he said for a total of 45 seconds or let's say -- four or five minutes. >> in all fairness. i'll tell you. you know this. i want the viewers to know this. what you cover in a speech is what's new, specifically, right? because we put donald trump and his stump speech on television all the time. what was new in his speech was what he said that we are covering. that's how you cover -- >> that's not true. >> hillary clinton's speech -- >> what was also new is the pay to play stuff in haiti. the anti-catholic bigotry coming from very senior hillary staffers, making fun of

so let me ask you this. secretary clinton was asked, because she frequently says, 90% to 95% of her e-mails were in the state department system. have you heard her say that? >> sir, i can't recall. >> well, it won't take you long to find it. she says it a lot. or she said it a lot. and then she was asked, who told you that? who told you that 90% to 95% of your e-mails were in the state department system? you may find her answer interesting. we learned that from the state department. and their analysis of the e-mails that were already on the system, we were trying to help them close some gaps. i like the word gaps. i guess if you consider the grand canyon to be a gap, then yes, there were some gaps in her e-mail. did you have 90% or 95% of her e-mails on your system? >> again, sir, the only e-mails we would have is what has been provided recently, which was the 55,000 that we got. >> well, no, i'm going back before that, mr. finney. she said you already had them before she gave them to you. you already had 90%

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i remember when you didn't ask people for gas money. if you say i need some gas money, i'm like i'm not giving you no gas money. we're going to the same place. shut up and drive. [ laughter ] but now gas $2.50, $2.60, i tell people don't even buckle up when they get in my car. no, don't buckle up. i'm going to need you to go in that water plant -- yeah, you too, grandma. [ laughter ] >> let me ask you something, what do you think it would be like if we had music superstars do it? >> that would be fabulous. the news nowadays it's so depressing. don't you hate watching the news? they got to report it. the first five minutes is depressing. bank robbery, car chase, i figure if i got to hear it every night, i want somebody to sing to me. maybe prince. instead of saying good evening welcome to the 10:00 news a 24-year-old man was shot and killed today, let it be a 25-year-old man got shot last night. [ laughter ] >> we're going to take a break. we'll be right back with more "comics unleashed." >>> to find out how to be part of our studio audi

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i'm glad you asked it that way. don't think we can dignify documents dumped by wikileaks and just assume that they're all accurate and true. anybody who hacks into get documents is completely capable of manipulating them. but you asked the question about what is her position on policy. hillary's position on policy on markets and trade is very plain, which is we'll do trade deals but only if they meet three cry ste tear ya. increase american jobs and wangs and are they good for national security. if they are and if we can enforce them, then trade deals are okay. if not, we can't embrace them. when hillary was a u.s. senator, she voted for some trade deals when they met her standards, but she voted against others when they didn't. we're going to fight so that the only trade deals we'll contemplate are ones that have the high standards that she set out. >> right. but senator, first of all, are you disputing the saaccuracy so this? did hillary clinton not say to these brazilian bankers that she has this dream? >> jake,

. >> "you ask him if i can take his picture. i said, "julian, he really has a problem having his picture taken, you know? he beats people up when they take his picture." he said, "yeah, but if you ask him, and you take his picture, he can't deny you." so i called sean up and i said, "sean, you know." he said, "well, you're the one guy that i'll let take my picture." so, there it is. >> yeah. >> he's a great guy -- sean penn. >> in fact, he's gonna be with us-- >> in september. >> in september. he's directed a movie that is the best first film i've ever seen. >> right. >> and i'll throw easy rider into that, too. >> really? >> which is my film. sean has directed a film called indian runner, and it is sensational. >> good. >> i have one little scene in it. charles bronson has a couple little scenes in it. but sean has directed this movie. and it's really wonderful. >> he's an intense man, isn't he? >> it's wonderful. and he did it in omaha. >> is that right? >> nebraska-- and you're from omaha. >> you betcha. i used to work in omah

you want to be president?" and he muffed the answer. i'm gonna ask you the same question. i'm gonna give you the same opportunity. why do you want to be president? - because i think it's time in this country for a new generation of leadership, leaders who will put the interests of the american people first, and leaders who can unite this country. we've been divided for too long. we have a government that believes it's unaccountable, a federal government that believes it's unaccountable to the american people. we're increasingly at risk by threats from overseas. we need leadership who knows how to handle those and who will again put the interest of the american people first, but in a way that will unite us. and i think i have the answers to those challenges, and i believe that the two major-party candidates are woefully unfit for the responsibilities they seek. and for that reason and others, i'm running for president. - you decided to run. a new generation of leadership refers to age? or it refers to outlook on the world? - no, i think it's people who aren't career politic

barksdale you ask the first question. buckley. of allen >> mr. buckley, first of all, i know that you are conservative concerned about the debt. is alsoenator isakson conservative. i'm a fiscal conservative as well. can you tell me the areas that you feel like you most disagree with senator isakson? all, johnny tells everyone he's a conservative. time i sawy every the word conservative, i would multimillionaire. the conservative review gives johnny a 30 score. which is an f. which ties him to maxing water who is a liberal democrat out of l.a. johnny is not really conservative. when you hear all of these ads about him being conservative. i offer solutions to the problems. they involve some sacrifice. complete analysis and

you can think of more ways to get a man buried. shut up! well, why ask me? you'll do what you want to anyway. [gunshot] back to the top. as soon as those injuns pull out, we'll l y it again. use your head, manson. indians don't pull out. not t r good. they're all round this rock. [drums rolling] that means they're calli'' their friends, don't it? you think they'll hit us tonight? as long as those drums are beaten i thought you'd like something to eat, ms. carter. i don't think so. i'm not hungry. it surely makes me feel bad, ma'am. to bring you juststow belly and beans. if only we just had some greens. doesn't matter. i-if you'd only try some. no, i'm really not hungry. this h he's the second time i got humiliated by sow belly and beans. it just ain't lucky for me, i gueses w-whwh was the other time? it was the time i put my dinner on a skillet lid.. ...and took it to general lee with my own hahas. - where was this? - it was just before gettysburg. as the horses parted, there was general lee sitting atop his gray horse. i-i don't remember how come that skille

you can probably ask a question. it wouldn't be in the form of an order, it would be just a question. i think you can do that. i guess, commissioner kopp, the question is not relevant to the question that mr. kawa violated. >> i suppose, but the object is the call the truth, the object is the document. that would borrow or obtaining the documents for whatever reason he wants them. >> i think each department has it's own record retention policy. i don't know when mayor's office employees delete something off his personal outlooks or where it goes. that's a question i just don't know the answer to right now. >> i have been told the ethics commission doesn't retain anything on back up. there is not enough room on the city server, so we don't have back up from our material. >> we have exhausted every remedy. >> i'm charles marsel. that well be possible given the timeline and i explained the timeline that the may exist on the people that maintain in the files of the people that maintain the mainframe of the computer. so it

aren't you glad you asked? it's a public art project and the 22 bright orange figures are bobbing symbolizing the immigrant history that makes boston so rich and the immigrantproblem around the world. >> each is representative of one million refugees worldwide. >> they are known as the safety orange swimmers and they are expected to be floating in four- point channel for the next six weeks and they just pop, don't they? >> becaura it? >> orange you glad you asked? [ laughter ] >> the king of puns. >> i love it. i love it. let's talk to eric about the weather and i guess we don't have to worry about the frost tonight. >> no. >> it looks like it will be cold, but most towns will avoid frost out there this evening and one thing this weather is great for is bringing on the foliage. these pictures have been mind blowing out of northern new england the last few days. this one from john rowe in westmore, vermont. on fire. our e-mail inbox over the last couple of days, peeking across all of northern new england. with n

so, if you have a question about how to make debt work for you, ask me. sincerely, brandon heaven fellow dad and fellow citizen. >> announcer: complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is fox 25 news at 11:30. >> good evening i'm mark ockerbloom. >> and i'm vanessa welch. an update now on the timeline of the overnight frost in just a minute. but first the top stories we're following on this wednesday. police have just arrested a convicted child rapist just days after he was released from prison. richard gardner was supposed to serve more than 190 years technicality and avoided a crucial dangerousness after an error by the district attorney's office. he was arrested tonight fugitive from justice charge out of rhode island. he's expected in court on monday. >> several good samaritans didn't think twice to jump into the water saving a 68-year-old woman trapped inside her car. the s.u.v. started floating out into the deeper water then began sinking quickly. bystanders were able to zblump and pull the woman ashore. meanwhile rest of the afterno

about how to make debt work for you, ask me. sincerely, brandon heaven fellow dad and fellow citizen. i did not email any, um, classified material. really? about how to make debt work for you, ask me. the fbi said there were 110 classified emails that were exchanged... hillary lied. and another lie? told liberal elites... the supreme court is wrong on the second amendment. hillary will lie about anything to get elected. the nra institute for legislative action >>> [ cheers and applause ]. david is. that was the indians' champaign celebration after winning the acls in toronto. four more wins and there will be another party like that. our man ha will be ready for it. >> i think i need bigger goggles. it is here. people say why do baseball players celebrate like that after every win? they do it because it is a long season. >> it is what makes baseball special. there is a unique celebration. >> we have four more wins. >> let's talk game one. what do we need to know? fans to come early. we have the cavs celebration next door. take rt

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were you asked to speak at the rnc this past summer? >> i was. >> and you declined. why? it? >> well for me i really try to go after what is on my heart, what i'm passionate about. politics could be in my future one day. my goal has been to make a difference in the biggest way possible to change as many lives as possible, to encourage as many lives as possible and right now i don't feel that's in politics. but if one day that's where i'm called to go, that's what i'll do. i don't know if that's the right road for me yet. >> it's been fun watching you. while your expressions of faith on the field were controversial to some, they were beloved by so many of your viewers. you are a man of faut and you speak about it openly. we've had mired you from afar. >> good luck with your book. coming out soon. >> november 15th. ter than the one you got last year? if we consolidate suppliers what's the savings there? so should we go with the 467 horsepower? or is a 423 enough? good question. you ask a lot of good questions... i think we should move you into our new fund. ok. sure. but ar

and then the debate when you specifically asked trump had he ever groped a woman or i forget how you phrased it. and he said no. >> i asked if he ever was bragging about sexual assault or if he actually done what he said. kissed a woman without consent or groped a woman. >> and he said no. and i literally wanted to throw something at the tv or punch my hand in the tv. that was sunday night. monday morning, i found myself writing an e-mail. letter to the editor of "the times." >> something about him actually denying it on that stage. >> yes. yes. that's it exactly. >> what do you think it was about that moment that made you want to go public? >> because i really would like for the fact that he's lying and he lies about so many things, really brought out. and, yes, you did. you asked very good question. he is very good at all of a sudden he was talking about isis and defense and this and that and the other. he manages to change the conversation. sometimes i think i don't think he's even really aware that he's lying. he's built up his fences in his head to the extent that he doesn't know

did you ask him? yeah, yeah, and he can't make it, ope. gee whiz, my aunt bee and miss edwards really want you to come. well, that's mighty nice of them. maybe some other time. that's right. they were going to have pot roast for you and there's no place else really good to eat in town. ope... they'll be real disappointed if you don't come. they think you're a great singer. they're crazy about that song "texarkana in the morning." they love it. they do, huh? yeah. and the special at the diner tonight is chicken croquettes and they're terrible, aren't they, paw? oh, they're not too bad. you're having pot roast, huh? please, mr. hazelton? okay, what time you want me? we always eat at 6:00. we'll pick him up, paw? yeah. i'll be ready. oh, i just love that song. i could hardly wait to hear it played. it sold a million copies. a million? think of that. it sure is. i suppose since you're on tv so much you're always looking for new songs. hazelton: there's no problem there. i get swamped with new songs. do non-professionals ever submit songs? all t

so, if you have a question about how to make debt work for you, ask me. sincerely, brandon heaven fellow dad and fellow citizen. >>> last night tom hanks hit the red carpet of "inferno." wilson, who's celebrating her big 6-0 today. i noticed tonight is your big night but in florence is already ria's birthday. >> oh my lord, that's right. >> rita's birthday has been weighing on tom's conscious for months. >> what do you have in store? >> better be good. >> oh, a magical thing that's all >> do you want to sing a little birthday, maybe rap? >> easy now, we cannot offend everybody. >> it is very yummy. >> you know -- that's delicious. >> we are having a second cake "inferno" was the perfectt occasion for rita for her to burn tom's problems with his clothes. >> it is like, all right, i get through an argument. they were vintage. >> they were vintage clothing. there is nothing vintage about night. >> now, did you see this? yes, sofia vergara, a sneak peek that she was earing. it is a halloween episode of "biblical." >> recreating to "trick or >> while other fam

you can ask them, "what do you have to contribute when you grow up?" and i thought that was a really specl way of looking at it. >> stephen: well, that's nice. >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: what part am i going to play in society? >> yeah, what do i have to contribute? what do i have to give, to leavt better. >> stephen: the first time you were here you were here for "superstore." >> yes. >> stephen: and it's been picked up for another season. >> yeah. >> stephen: congratulations on that. said-- i understand you said this is the first time you have been cast in a part that wasn't specifically written for a latina. >> yeah. >> stephen: what do you mean by that? >> it means it was the first time i had been asked to do a role that wasn't specifically written for a latina. ( laughter ) >> stephen: jimmy, jimmy, let's cut that question out of the interview, please. that would be great. >> it means that every other role that i haen anna, latina, 20-something. carmen, latina. and this was the first time i read a script, amy, 30, no ethnicity. and, you know, that

[tv debate chatter] alexa, ask kayak how much is a one-way ticket to canada. when would you like to fly? now. [toy robot noises] roboboy 3000 to the rescue! alexa, order more aa batteries. okay. ugh. alexa, ask uber for a ride. [crash] okay. those new glasses? they are. do i look smarter? yeah, a little. you're making money now, are you investing? well, i've been doing some research. let me introduce you to our broker. how much does he charge? i don't know. okay. uh, do you get your fees back if you're not happy? (dad laughs) wow, you're laughing. that's not the way the world works. well, the world's changing. are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is managed? wealth management, [vo] wells fargo is making changes to make things right. first, all customers who have been impacted will be fully refunded. second, we'll proactively send you a confirmation for any new checking, savings, or credit card account you open. third, we've eliminated product sales goals for our retail bankers. to ensure your interests are put first. we're taking action. we're renewing o

john: i'm not asking you to judge any investigation. f you are for him being transparent? am for him doing his job and having a result that's consistent with what he finds in the evidence. i realize it's a very tough day for those who have already taken the champagne bottles off the shelf and uncorked them, calling no path left, the race is over, the polls are disasters. the polls are not disasters. pre-f.b.i, went from minus 12 to minus four, and i predict polls like that will continue to tighten. we already see it in our internal polling. mr. trump is just going to continue to take his case directly to the voters and i'm sure secretary clinton will just ignore this issue as she did so many others. comey did not have a press conference. >> got it. he certainly incurred the wrath of people front, left and center. mark: do you know when he learned about this? >> he learned about it when the rest of us did. it sounds like the white house and the clinton campaign were in the same boat. i read about it in media reports. same thing for mr. tr

what explains this, a question you asked. when we matched these folks, what we tried to do was get existing theories of solicitor general success, one of the interns on experience, how often have you argued before the supreme court and you might assume the more you argued before the court the better you are at it, the more confident you are at it and the more likely you are to win. we decided let's try to match people and see how much experience you had arguing before the court, it turns out the experience level doesn't explain the solicitor general's success. the solicitors general are more experienced arguing before the court but when you compare them to private attorneys who are just as experienced they win more often than the solicitor general does so we have things like that, the amount of experience you had, resources you had, whether there is a separation of powers and at the end of the day things like that don't matter, none of those things matter. what seems to matter more than anything is the solicitor general's obje

you all today, as, as you are sitting here there's only one thing we ask of you. if you're in the conversation and you are enjoying the conversation, how many of you are on social media and have your phones, i know we told you to turn him down or off. turned them down and mute it, i want you to # bridging the divide. hashtag bridging the divide. that's what that's what this is about, it's about solution. when we talk about solution and we talk about the critical issue of policing, so many of us are young and we think it is just been happening the last couple of decades or years, yeah, here some a man's going on over here. it is not an issue that just happened. it is an issue that was with jim crow and slavery. >> i would like to thank politics and prose for having us. i want an c-span for televising it. i'm happy to be here with our panelist said thank you for keeping us in line tonight. i'm happy to provide sump historical perspective on this. in fact the word patrolman dates back a couple hundred years of course to slavery time. that was was when individ

it was obvious to viewers, if you can't support your own running mate how are you asking anybody else to support the carpenters union. they say hillary clinton's programs would be a disaster. life in las vegas i'm jeff gillen. back to you. presidential debate the cw, las vegas. come cable channel 6. >> join us online with complete analysis from experts. you can watch this special town hall at 4:00 p.m. monday on news3lv.com. >> still ahead controversy over a costume. >> how the lgbt community is hitting back, this costume hits several stores across the of miami area as hurricane matthew whips along the coast of florida. news3 is your weather authority whether it's here or anywhere ? ? ? jon batiste has mastered new ways to play old classics. with chase atms, he can master new ways to deposit checks too. easy to use chase technology >> new at 11 as hurricane matthew continues on its path of destruction tonight one volunteer is fetting packed up to go cross -- getting packed up to help victims of this storm. >> news3's christy wilcox joins us we learn that his family has experienced tra

trump said about the khan family but let me ask you this because the last time i had you on i asked youlary clinton was trustworthy, you didn't explace it isly answer so congressman kirkpatrick, three weeks out from the election and this other controversy involving hillary clinton and her e-mails. let many ask you, do you think hillary clinton is trustworthy? >> i do. i tell you who i don't think is trustworthy and that is donald trump. and you know i just did an hour of span irk media this morning and to our latinos in arizona, trump is dangerous. and i was down at the border visiting nogales, the business people down there told me, you know, a wall like donald trump wants to build at the arizona boarder is bad for business. you talk about deporting 12 million people, that's personal. >> what about melania trump? his wife talked to anderson yesterday, let me play a clip of the interview in case you haven't seen it, i want to ask you about it. >> i was surprised, of course, but i was not surprised that the tape came out. i was not surprised about that. >> why? >> because as i said, this

we're on the 126 next week. >> i thought our g good job they fought hard and you know, they gave us the best effort that's all i ask for them. >> a great story that mark and vanessa told you about at 10:00. that's stand chris harrington. chris is parted of best buddy and you may recognize him from his billboards this summer with tom brady. tom and chris are good friends and before tonight's game i asked chris about his special relationship with the patriots quarterback. >> he's got to be excitedded about coming back home. you're the best, chris. so what advice has he given you what has he told you? >> be confident, be positive, and justified have fun. >> he's -- and just have fun. >> he's the best and he's tom brady's buddy. >> you can tell they're close. >> yeah, they are. >> all right, all new at the explodes an unusual item a neighbor used to fight flames and rescue the people inside. >> also new. the war on stock continues to rise in the democratic party. the trau value of warren's words. >>> the suspects in the orange home invasion murder selected their victim. selected their victim. the only local news dear f

i needed to ask you. how did you get such a fresh and cool style? >> i think the short answer is that my wife dresses me, like all great americans. >> explain what happened with the red sweater. you originally were not supposed to wear that, right? it was going to be an olive colored suit that i like very much. my grandfather helped me pick it out a few years ago, and i thought, wow, grandpa would be proud if i wore this suit. but apparently i have gotten somewhat more fat since then. and when i got into my car, i split the seat out of my pants and destroyed my olive suit. and i had to do an emergency wardrobe change. >> if the smithsonian asks, will you give that sweater to them? >> give is a strong word, jimmy. but i guess -- >> i really appreciate your time, and thank you for chatting with us tonight. i want to get you a su f casual male xl and a digital camera. >> that's the best thing i've ever heard. thank you very much, jimmy. please get out and vote. >> ken bone, everybody. >> bravo to ken. >> his

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>> you asked me to black check the debate. >> no, roy -- i asked you to fact check the debate! ould i ask you black check the debate? >> i don't know why you would ask that? i thought it was pretty racist to be honest. [ laughter ] ♪ >> trump was sniffing a lot -- [ laughter ] in this debate. and someone needs to look into that. >> perhaps we'll be talking about that later. [ sniffs ] hundreds of companies are doing this -- [ sniffs ] our country's in deep trouble. [ sniffs ] [ sniffs ] [ sniffs ] [ laughter ] i want you to be very happy. [ cheers and applause ] >> what was that about trump? the debate did not go well for him and from the time the debate ended. he had come up with a reason as to why. >> they also gave me a defective mic, did you notice that? >> no -- >> my mic was defective within the room. i wonder, what that on purpose? when i tested it was beautiful, like an hour before. i said what a great mic! it was much lower than hers. >> ok. >> i don't want to believe in conspiracy theories of course, but it was much lower than hers and it was crackling. >> you know, tr

you asked him? you what? if any of you cared about what happpped to pete you would have done something about it yourselves. well, i want to see him die. he's going to payayor what he did to pete. well, pete's dead. what are you trying to do? get the rest of us hung? ng this cheyenne bodie right in by the front door! we gotta do some thinking, some real, fast thinking. you the sheriff? no, i'm the deputy. there's the sheriff. howdy. what can i do for you? you ever have any trouble with the walton gang up here? the waltons? we got our own troubles, mister, but that bunch ain't one of them. why do you ask? not more than 10 minutes ago. are you going by a poster or you know the waltons when you see them? i know this one when i see him. you heard about pete walton getting hung? yeah. then i guess you heard about how the waltons tried to get him loose when they were taking him into jefferson. yeah, i heard about that too. well, i just happened to ride into the middle of that dustup. the gang had their faces hid but

if you had any comments or thoughts on that. >> when you ask the question to french diplomat, immediately the answer is better, you hope. you know, really. i have to learn my job. so better, you hope. no, again, the problem that we have been facing is obviously the fact that a lot of our citizens, not only in the uk, a lot of our citizens are disenchanted versus -- considering -- i think david said was on the front line of globalization. for my generation, your hope was something which really we couldn't question. you know, it was the way they -- the war that devastated the continent and pros pearity and security. it was all these elements. obviously for a lot of europeans and especially -- it's not anymore the case. we have to their concerns. so, you know, already you know decisions have been taken, you know, for instance, to have a very, a real, you know, a real body guard on the borders of europe. you know, really, it's clear that the immigration crisis has been a strong element in the vote of the british and it's a general concern throughout europe and not only -- we have to ensure th

and i believe if you asked him, who you were likely to get, actual entitlement reform and trade deals that he would like, paul ryan, he's betting hillary clinton will be easier to work with to get those things done than donald trump. >> ryan, before, his calculus was, the best chance to save our majority is to have trump run well. i think now he's going to take the position, the best way to keep our majority is to warn republicans, you must turn out. i don't care if you vote for donald trump, but you must turn out to vote for house republicans. >> i agree with you about that. but it's not just that he wants to save the majority. i think that if ryan looks down the road, that could yield the outcomes he wants, a clinton presidency with a republican house, and either chamber, whatever -- >> -- a mixed bag. mixed bag. >> trump has rejected all of the things that he would want him to embrace on policy. >> not all of them. not conservative judges. >> most -- okay, all but that. fair enough. >> there are other things, too. >>> on the flip side of trump's tribulations, i give you hillary cli

blood coming out of her -- wherever. >> for you to ask me that question is actually very insulting. because hillary clinton does one stop and then she goes home and sleeps. i think it's a very rude question, to be honest with you. >> donald trump said the following about you, quote, look at that face, would anyone vote for that, can you imagine that, the face of our next president? >> i think women all over this country heard very clearly what mr. trump says. >> i think she's got a beautiful face and i think she's a beautiful woman. >> good for carly fiorina. anyway, trump went after hillary clinton's stamina again today. he seemed to imply that hillary clinton was so tired after their second debate, she almost collapsed. let's watch this argument. >> she's definitely a low-energy person. i said, where is hillary? i watched after the last debate. and after the second debate. she was tired. wow. she walked off that stage, of course, she had a lot of people around, she had a lot of people around her, which was smart. >> so, michael, just to project what he's trying to say there, becaus

how can you ask the taxi driver, "did you make any accident?" look at this city here, santa sophia there, new malls, golden horn. i love this city. yehaw! come on everybody, ihsan has gone crazy! taxi driver is nice job. i love this job because you meet every time new people. >> anthony: right. >> ihsan: and on the way you never get upset. >> anthony: right. [ speaking foreign language ] >> ihsan: i wish i dance, but i dance belly dance. ♪ ♪ enough, enough. wow, what a-- come on. everybody say this not normal. i study about ottoman, how to read learn in ottoman languages. when you ask, "why ihsan to learn this?" because i want to read history original. >> anthony: right, probably not while driving though. >> ihsan: yeah, yeah, not driving but traffic already stop. if i talk too much, i boring and i go. take another taxi, cause i talk too much. [ speaking foreign language ] this is my home area. >> anthony: oh yeah, you live in, uh, this neighborhood? >> ihsan: yeah, we call this area lokanta. >> anthony: so this is a local favorite of yours, thi

>> you can't ask me that. >> seth: oh. can jenny ask you that? >> no. >> seth: do lesbians wear wigs? >> no! we barely wear chapstick. >> seth: okay, cool. [ light laughter ] i'm learning about a lot. >> yeah. hey, seth, why don't you try to tell one? >> seth: i don't think that's a good idea. >> why? >> c'mon, just one. >> seth: because i think i'll get in a lot of trouble. >> no. >> only good things can happen if you try. >> seth: okay, fine. but before i do, amber, i just want to say whether it's a wig or not, your hair looks beautiful. >> thank you. [ light laughter ] it's real, it's real. >> seth: okay. here we go. rachel mcadams and rachel weisz are starring in an upcoming lesbian love drama. "i should bring tissues", said a guy who had no intention of crying. [ audience ohs ] >> how dare you? >> you should be ashamed of yourself! >> seth: you told me it would be okay! black women and lesbians are liars! ? [ applause ] we'll be right back with kate beckinsale. [ cheers and applause ] ? aging, building a fuller smoother flavor that only come