senator from minnesota, al franken. featuring the 8g band with thaddeus dixon, corey glover, and veron reid. ? [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening i'm seth meyers, this is "late night" from washington, d.c. how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] we cannot thank you enough for your hospitality this week. we've absolutely had the best time. let's get to the news. donald trump spoke at a campaign event in florida today where he once again said hillary clinton should be locked up. well, donald, if it's any consolation, it looks like the election is locked up. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] five women have now come forward to accuse donald trump of inappropriately touching or kissing them as recently as 2005. said trump, "i would never do a is me on tape on a bus with billy bush." [ laughter and applause ] experts are saying that if donald trump sues the "new york times" for libel over reports that he behaved inappropriately with women, it could backfire by

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al franken is here in studio with us. senator franken, i know that you're a hillary clinton supporter, so therefore you cannot be objective as to how she did comedically compared to her political opponent. >> that's right. i can't be objective. one thing i did notice is that trump got the memo to smile and he smiled and then actually -- but he didn't laugh. remember, we were going to look for that. see him do that human thing that human beings do, which is laugh at things. but giuliani didn't get the memo. >> no. no. >> and that's a moment that should be replayed, i think. because every -- these are events where everyone takes -- it's like a roast. like a mild roast. and i thought that -- she had one joke that i thought was -- remember i criticized trump for not having any joke work. she did a couple of those that i said, ah, and she said about the dinner, it must be rigged. if it didn't go well, it must be rigged. i liked the idea that the dinner was rigged, just didn't like the execution of that. there are really a lot

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always followed [ laughter and applause ] and then, and then i look up and they go, "sarah, you know al franken." >> seth: oh, al gore? >> oh, sorry yeah. [ laughter ] i do know al franken. >> seth: wait, did you, did you take one now? [ laughter ] >> so, uh, it's just hitting me. i don't feel it. oh. i've never held up the card for the camera. >> seth: yeah, it's fun right? >> this is fun. >> seth: you've got to angle it that way. saying there. it kind of looks like maybe i'm saying like, "rawr, i'm going to eat you!" or, "i'm a monster!" but, he took it with aplomb. >> seth: i think in a weird way, you're probably lucky he wasn't the president, because it feels like secret service could really maul you for what you're doing right there. [ laughter ] >> i know, my hands get really, really -- >> seth: really aggressive. >> all my passion is in my hands. i don't know where that shirt is. i loved that shirt. >> seth: that's a great shirt. also, you know, people may not, you know who that little dude is? >> bradley cooper. >> seth: that's bradco bradley cooper this whole time. >> that is true. >>

of father guido czar deutsche e. >> al franken started things off on a light wasted no time getting down to business and asking why he thinks he and secretary clinton will be better for ohio than donald trump and senator kaine called ohio more of a battle ground state. he says it is a checkmate state. >> you get down to the final four and checkmate we win it, we don't win it. if we win ohio the race is over. hillary clinton will be president. >> kaine went to explain how he has come to that conclusion. >> what i am interested in is a classroom a better learning environment for a teacher or kid. can a family get health insurance easier. can students and parents figure out better how to afford college. can a business hire a few more people and can a worker get more skills. >> and despite what hillary clinton and secretary kaine have done they areun neck-and-neck in ohio. they want to do more of communicating their message to break the logjam. >> reporter: in lorain, harry boomer, cleveland 19. >>> with 12 days remaining until election day hillary clinton is joining forces with first l

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>> well, in 2008, al franken finally won the senate race by 315 votes.now know there were 1200 felons who voted illegally in that election there were also a lot of noncitizen those voted in that election, enough to make up the difference. al franken became the 60th vote for the democrats in the senate that enabled them to break the filibuster on obamacare. we have obamacare today in part because al franken was elected, declared the elected senator and cast the deciding vote on obamacare. >> >> people must have forgotten about florida 2009 timiest amount of votes made all the difference. >> it could happen again thissier. >> i also have to ask but the notion that i mean, the notion that fraud won't matter seems to me is contradicted by the fact also that you have a lot of down ballot races in which the volume of votes is much smaller than it is in a senate race and certainfully a presidential race where cheating could much more easily make a difference. >> we see that over and over again. the races that really decide how people live on a day-to-day basis.

last night on this show we had minnesota senator al franken, "saturday night live" veteran al frankene complimented mr. trump in particular for one of trump's jokes that involved mr. trump talking about his wife. and senator franken is a guy who knows these things. this is what senator franken said was donald trump's best joke last height. >> you know, the president told me to stop whining, but i really have to say the media is even more biased this year than ever before. ever. you want the proof? michelle obama gives a speech, and everyone loves it. it's fantastic. they think she's absolutely great. same speech. and people get on her case. and i don't get it. i don't know why. and it wasn't her fault. stand up, melania, come on. she took a lot of abuse. oh, i'm in trouble when i go home tonight. she didn't know about that one. aim okay? is it okay? cardinal, please speak to her. >> overall, it was a bad night for donald trump, but the al smith dinner, he did get booed and heckled, but that joke, that joke about his wife's plagiarism in her republican convention speech, that one reall

i mean, when there's not, happened in minnesota in 2008 and al franken center, you don't accept it ifhere's a recount. you wait and see what happens. donald trump just saying he's going to do what every candidate does. at least there. >> first of all, at least at that moment he's added that caveat. but let's look at back what he's been saying. he's been really making a call to action to his supporters, when he says things like well i'll respect it if i win. i mean, those were the words i've heard those words he has said that. >> but the new definition you're okay with? >> but it's true -- >> but his new definition would be okay? >> no i'm not okay with how he has been talking about this issue and it's very difficult to change at this point. when his own party has had to come out and clarify it. when his own running mate has had to say well no he really means he'll respect the results. and the difference when you look at that minnesota case where there were only 312 votes that ultimately separated al franken and norm coleman. when norm coleman conceded he was incredibly gracious and he

democrats, including al franken are skeptical of the merger, including donald trump as well. al franken said, i'm they can lead to higher costs, fewer choices and worse service for consumers. are you a skeptic of this merger as well? >> i share those concerns and questions. we've got to get to the bottom of them, generally, pro competition and and less concentration i think is generally helpful, especially in the media. but this has just been announced. i haven't had a chance to dig into the details. those are the kinds of questions we need to be asking. democratic nominee for vice-president. thanks for coming in. >> you bet. >>> when we come back, we will hear from the other side, trump campaign manager kellyanne conway joins you. i will ask her about some of the poll numbers that just came out. >>> as we go to break, we will give you a little light moment here with snl's take on the election last night. >> in the first debate, i set the table. in the second debate, i fired up the grill. and tonight, i feast. welcome to the world 2116, you can fly across town in minutes or a

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al franken in minnesota, 177 people have been convicted of voter fraud. let me finish. so in 2014, their watchdog group has said there are over seven million people on duplicate rolls across the country that should not be on duplicate rolls like that. >> real quick, basil, you can weigh in. but amy, the ohio secretary of state, a republican who is voting for donald trump, was on cnn earlier today and he said that he can promise the election will not be rigged. ohio is a very important state and he says it is irresponsible to be talking about voter fraud right now. he says that it actually moves america backwards. this is a republican who runs the election in his state. do you not believe him? >> i'm not saying i don't believe him. but if you want to tell me that voter fraud doesn't happen, you are factually wrong. it does happen. >> go ahead, basil. >> i would just say this. i think what amy, the point to be taken from what amy's saying is that every vote actually does count. we should be encouraging people to go out there and vote instead of talking about this voter fr

. >> al franken from minnesota said it raises immediate red flags. >> here is proof. just how important life jackets can be for anyone on board a boat. take a look at this. >> four people including a rescued by the coast guard early saturday morning. their boat started taking on water. >> that group was 12 miles out from john's pass and found them clinging to the capsized hull and you saw them clinging on top of it there. thankfully, they all had life jackets. >> check this out. >> this is incredible video off the coast of miami beach. a group of boaters came face to face with this giant whale shark and look at yes. he is hanging loose with that whale shark. >> it is the largest fish in the world and did grow over 40 feet long weighing nearly 20 tons. one of the divers figured this is between 25 to 30 feet long. and this is the time of year that whale sharks migrate there the this in had florida from the warmer caribbean. >> it is a win for the ages. >> it is a long suffering world series. this happen hasn't happened for 71 years. they beat the los angeles dodgers in

. >> romona: before the event in lorain kaine and al franken spoke to supporters at a service employee's union hall on east 30th in downtown. and to see more from today's campaign events download the free cleveland nip teen news app -- 19 news app. you can stay on top of the latest news including polls and video. >> denise: an indians fan was scammed after selling his tickets on-line for a profit. sara goldenburg has more so you don't become a victim as well. >> he thought everything was good to go when the money showed up in his venmo that can be used on your smartphone of the the problem is the money didn't transfer into his bank account before he gave away his world series tickets. >> he was thrilled when the indians made it to the world series. they bought four tickets to game one. two for him and two to sell. >> i got a guy text me from the chicago area code that was interested in buying he bought them for $150 apiece. >> we agreed on $950 per ticket. he immediately said to me and i got a venmo notification that i got the money in my account. >> he then sent the tickets to the buyer

al franken, a former comedian on saturday night live as well as current senator will be here as well. mr. kaine is scheduled to talk about issues that are not only about ohio and the nation but local here in lorain county. i have been told by the stronger together campaign that he has it is a former steel town that is reeling from hard times. senator kaine is scheduled to speak in just a little bit. we will of course have that for you on later editions of cleveland 19 news and also remind you or to let you know that we will be streaming his remarks live on cleveland19.com. so you can check that out. that should be starting a little bit after this broadcast is over. so, tune in and catch what he's saying streaming live. mrs. mccain, rather, is going to be down in florida doing their thing down there. but right now we are waiting here in ohio for tim kaine to come and we'll have that for you a little bit later. >> tia: all right, harry. thank you so much. meanwhile, donald trump will be in geneva this evening. the g.o.p. nominee will be speaking at spire institute's track and field buil

the kindred care race a appeared at lorain high school brought along snl alum and summa senator al franken, they talked about donald trump,su his refus to accept the election outcome. he was asked if he would respect the outcome of the election, and d he said th night, but he would not make a commitment.. this is a democratic tradition >> after that rally they moved onto columbus where they spoke today. donald trump's is in ohio today, will be in geneva at 7:0 columbus talking to people in springfield.ar misstepte. if we went on november 8, when. >> okay, okay. when we win on november 8. we don't want to take it for granted that we are winningo in lot of states. he continues to insist that the election process is rigged, despite offering no evidence. a new poll shows 64 percent of his supporters believe those claims. two women found dead in the the cooler air is working in th temperature is dropping as opposed to rising , got those stratus clouds. 's they had the potential of getting several inches of snowfall, for us talk about the high pressurehe for friday. sh there's no full potential.

yesterday we asked minnesota senator al franken and other clinton supporters about it at an organizing event in philadelphia's bella vista neighborhood. >> doesn't know if anything's relevant at all. >> this kind of thing keeps coming and it doesn't ever seem to stick. >> philadelphia trump volunteers we spoke with yesterday had no comment saying that the e-mail scandal speaks for itself. >>> tomorrow night vice president joe biden and house minority leader nancy pelosi will head line a democratic fund-raiser in south philadelphia. congressman bob brady the city committee's chairman will host the jefferson, jackson dinner at the sheet metal workers hall. >>> you may start to see some lane restrictions on several highways in philadelphia and in delaware county this coming week. this is going on, penndot will be installing din tal signs along i-95 broad street and the super expressway. nbc 10 traffic reporter will update you on the situation every morning this week from 4:30 to 7:00. we also have details about the lane restrictions on the nbc 10 app. >>> eight minutes past 9:00 right now

. >> tim kainesu flanked by senator al franken talking to a crowd a the lorain hospital dramama will check back in when he gets into morere substance of t speech. going to talk now about the weather. >> it is very blustery, cold day. the sunshine will return, we would see there are some 70s in the forecast. >> were going to be topping 70, for two days in the 8 -day outlook. today it is typical late octobe pattern. n there is a cold front that came throughgh this morning brings a few showers. the cold front is reducing our temperatures we had the high currently at 51 degrees the planned a sustained 70 mph the last. the lake land is sustained, is a coola kind of day program on storm fox, tracking a enhancement over lake erie that will push in about 2:00 p.m. todayy showers then. will push south through the afternoon commute, event and eating a few lake-effect showers, not much but there is the risk. it will continue to get cooler throughout today currently and tomorrow, sunshine and it shoul be at 57 degrees, which is normal. that will set us up for aw nice day saturday >> have that fo

are running mateth was running hours before donald trump arriveds in the rain senator joined by al franken urges urging ohioans to take advantage of early votingng and north carolina with first lady michelle obama by her side. >> i wish i did not have to say this. right? but indeed, dignity and respect for women and girlsed is also on the ballt thank our first lady for her eloquent powerful defense there aree only 11 days left for this election this is the final.e first of all educate yourself to and make sure you know >> to former first ladies just a minute is highly unusual to have of sitting first lady so prominently out there on the trail but this is how prominent it isl to her to help. >> the expected to be expected to be smaller today following more than 100 arrests the big names that are no joining the government. >> several people on the oregon state enough up and found not guilty find out why they remain behind bars this morning. >> the temperatures are going back up with the cloud cover 50s today about 70 tomorrow and look ahead to the weekend start and more ahead in a few minute