joining us to talk about it, alan colmes, host of the alan colmes show and terry brose, a radio talkshowhost and fox news contributor. the headline in the washington post is poll : election 20 seen 16 shapes up as a contest of negatives. the fact of the matter is a couple weeks ago hillary clinton was leading donald trump by 11 points in the real clear average pole. average of all holes. now deleting here are my 2/10 of a point and this is the headline the top. >> the headline should be he is edging her slightly that should be the headline . jon: do you agree? >> there's a lot of aspirates that go along with that. [overlapping conversation] jon: we will get to some of youráin a second first to tammy. why is the post ignoring the fact that all of a sudden donald trump is leading hillary clinton after being what, 11.5 a few weeks back? >> allen and i are agreeing here. it's how frightening that fact is to them. what i tell my listeners all the time is sometimes the bigger story is being left out or is being ignored so that the lead. the lead is the real story that you would normally see in the

and alan colmes is host of the alan colmes show.good evening to all of you, thanks for being here tonightment alan, i feel like i want to start with you. we've had this open fbi investigation. now we learn that her very close aide huma abedin is going to be questioned by the fbi. the feeling is it just doesn't look good for hillary clinton. >> i don't know what that means clinton. in the statement, it says there's no evidence she will fully compromised anything or had any wrongdoing. of course there will be an investigation. they'll talk to her aides. they may even talk to her. but that doesn't mean she's indictable. >> alan, but saying -- boris, i'll toss this to you -- that you'll have to assume that intent has to be a key focus. boris, there's a lot more at work. >> under the key statutes, they don't necessarily need intent. they just need to prove there was a server out there and you have to find out why. to alan's point, of course it's bad. you have the presumptive nominee, i'm sure monique ki will have something to say about t

joined by alan colmes, brad blakeman, gentlemen, welcome. great to have you both here this morning. alan, why don't you take that on first in terms of how surprising it is when you think about the cover of the paper this morning. this is not a coronation, and more clear every day it's not. >> if it was a coronation, she would say it's a coronation, she is walking away with it. she is barely limping to victory. her detractors will spin it whatever way benefits them. i think they will be worried about the fractures on their own side. we just saw the clip of trump who says he's not going to attack bernie sanders but he calls him crazy. martha: it seems like he may have to take on bernie sanders. any time anyone is asked this question on the democratic side, they say look what's happening over there. but the focus of the question is on the democratic side. let's take a look at this matchup in the quinnipiac polls. this is sanders versus trump. he's ahead 44-42 in florida. 43-41 in ohio and outside the margin of error. 47-41 in pennsylvania. based on that, your thoughts on the democratic