we have more highlights from tonight eats fun alfred e. smith dinner. doug schoen will joining us next tonight right here on "hannity." >>> what i'm saying is don't be naive. don't be naive. one of the big issues that came up last night was the fact that the clinton campaign has paid people to disrupt violently our rallies and to incite absolute total bed lum. it's so bad. so bad. and aye had occasions where we've had rallies and i was so incredibly violent, i said what's going on over here? these were paid people by the clinton ca clinton campaign. it just came out. and i give credit to the people that brought this out. this is criminal behavior that violates centuries of peaceful democratic elections. >> that was donald trump earlier today talking about the veritas undercover tapes. we've not at fox be able to independently verify the content in the video but you can see it for what it is. it's very disturbing. joining us now austan goolsbee. when i was in chicago, i met you and took you out to dinner and i paid for dinner. >> you owed me. >> i'm a co

i love the alfred e. smith dinner. it is a liberal crowd, liberal audience, it is new york and you have oos and ahs when they felt donald trump crossed the line by your action i felt they gave as good as they got. what do you think? >> i thought the pieces you had were funny. i thought they were in the great tradition of the dinner. i thought they were poking fun at each other, but it was, you know, dramatically milder and more pleasant than last night. so i thought the folks historically created the smith dinner i thought were pretty happy that these two were in that tradition. >>> yeah. there's going to be liberal complaints, oh, donald trump went too far. if he's not himself, there's no point in going to the dinner. he's on fire today. >> by the way. >> yeah. >> but the joke he made at his own expense and melania's what a perfect joke. >> yeah. >> in absolute tradition. the great thing about the smith dinners is that a lot of it is self-deprecating humor and that was precisely within the tradition of the dinner. >>

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alfred e smith dinner in new york city. joining us now is the author of government gone wild.ou were there. you heard some of that stuff. you know, some people show up and pretend they were there. you were there. >> exactly. yes. >> my thoughts on the night? >> well, i think donald trump was great for the first 80% of his monologue. he had the crowd. his delivery was perfect. his line, he said hillary is a very nice person. she bumped into him. after that, he began to get personal and the crowd turned on him. and there are five pages here focusing on the fact donald trump got booed for a couple jokes toward the end. >> abc, nbc, "new york times," and "miami herald". the trump's speech turned dank. usa today got it right. boos drown out laughs as candidates get nasty at charity dinner. >> hillary got boos, too. and again, a very liberal room. >> oh, yes. >> home team proud. >> one thing stuck out it would be moving hypocrisy of the liberal audience. we had to see smug, liberals attacking trump. hillary was walking into a room of friends, trump walking into a pit of hostile snak

. >> thank you, sean, welcome to this second hour of "hannity" of the tonight, annual alfred e smith dinner took place moments ago. hillary clinton and donald trump addressed the dinner, in case you missed it, here are the highlights. >> i have no doubt hillary is going to laugh quite a bit tonight. sometimes even at inappropriate moments. and hillary was very gracious. she said if somehow she gets elected she wants me to be without question, either her ambassador to iraq, or to afghanistan. it's my choice. this is the first time ever, ever, that hillary is sitting down and speaking to major corporate leaders and not getting paid for it. >> donald, if at any time you don't like what i'm saying feel free to stand up and shout "wrong" while i'm talking. i didn't think he'd be okay with a peaceful transition of power, it's important to have a responsible chaperone to get everyone home safely. that is why i picked tim caine to be my vice president. >> and donald trump was on fire, watch this. >> our campaign is powered by a love for this country and love for our fellow citizens. is there

the alfred e. smith dinner has a long history of hosting presidential nominees who usually unleashed light-hearted political jabs but last night was over the line campaign rancor and trump says he maintains the right to dispute the vote. hena daniels is here in new york. hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. >> reporter: hillary clinton and donald trump rally support in must win states today, a day after trading insults at an but with the election less than three weeks away, the candidates could keep the gloves from coming off. >> here she is tonight in public, pretending not to hate catholics. >> reporter: donald trump's repeated zingers against hillary clinton quickly fell flat last night. >> everyone knows, of course, hillary's belief that it takes a village, which only makes sense, afr where she has taken a number of them. >> reporter: hours after a tenth woman came forward accusing trump of sexual misconduct, clinton issued this jab, calling trump out on his comments about women. >> donal

alfred e. smith v/great-great grandson of alfred e. smith: "donald had some very solid minutes in the early on, eventually he crossed the line and took it a little too far." but cardinal timothy dolan - who sat between trump and clinton -- told nbc news that the candidates were much more civil away from the mic. cardinal timothy dolan/archbishop of new york: "mr. trump turned to secretary clinton and said 'you know, you're one tough and talented woman. but with just over two weeks to go until election day, we're likely to see the campaign trail. i'm kim hutcherson reporting. an oregon father is helping out out his son... who has a fear of police officers. elizabeth ruiz has more on this touching story. (daryl griggs/ father) "i don't ever want my kids to be scared of the people that protect us." central point resident daryl griggs says his son needs to know he has no reason to be afraid of law enforcement. he says they are just people who have chosen their careers like anyone else. (daryl griggs/ father) "some of the officers are having

they gathered for the alfred e. smith memorial foundation dinner last night. the two raised millions for needy children at the al smith charity dinner.the event is a tradition among presidential candidates.and while clinton and trump maintained their distance - they ?did? shake hands - unlike at the debate. but with just over two week until election - it will likely be back to business in the morning on the campiagn trail. ken bone's 15 minutes of fame may he made national headlines when he asked a question at the second presidential debate in his signature red sweater. the undecided metro east native filmed a commercial for izod - the maker of the sweater. in the ad - bone visits our national landmarks in washington d-c and urges people to get out and vote. look out x-box...you've got some tough competition. a look at the brand new ?nintendo switch...in the morning lady delivers a special kiss. this weekend.... cardinals fans can step aboard the "sunday night football' bus.we are going to take a tour in 12 minutes. well, everything else from the '90s is getti

alfred e. smith v/great-great grandson of alfred e. smith: "donald had some very solid on, eventually he crossed the line and took it a little too far." but cardinal timothy dolan - who sat between trump and clinton -- told nbc news that the candidates were much more civil away from the mic. cardinal timothy dolan/archbishop of new york: "mr. trump turned to secretary clinton and said 'you know, you're one tough and talented woman. but with just over two weeks to go until election day, we're likely to see less courtesy and more conflict on the campaign trail. i'm kim hutcherson reporting. with the answers they needed, beating the bears. but it wasn't the easiest of wins, understandably, as 7 players were ruled out before the game kicked off. brandon cruz is here with a look back. of those ruled out, starting running back eddie lacy and james starks, leaving the packers with a big void in the backfield, and it showed early. the packers would struggle to score in the 1st half, ty montgomery filling the void at running back, can't get in f

the presidential candidates attended the alfred e. smith" memorial dinner at new york's waldorf astoria. it's been a tradition for the candidates to appear at the event and poke fun at the presidential election. the two candidates did not hold back when speaking about one another. hillary clinton/d presidential candidate "because this is a friendly dinner for such a great cause, donald, if at any time you don't like what i'm sayi 'wrong' at me while i'm talking." "last night i called hillary a nasty woman, but this stuff is all relative. after listening to hillary rattle on and on and on, i don't think so badly as rosie o'donnell anymore. in fact, i'm actually starting to like rosie benefits catholic charities that support children in need. the dinner dates back all the way to 1945. wisconsin's fall drug take back day. attorney general brad schimel will be teaming up with police in milwaukee, green bay and wasau to combat the abuse of prescription painkillers... and will pass out new "dose of reality" materials to parents, coaches and teach

donald trump finally shook hands with hillary clinton at the alfred e. smith foundation dinner in new york. by having one public policy and a totally different policy in private." after a round of boos.. trump finally got the message.. this night is about fun and charity. presidential nominee "this is the first time ever. that hillary is sitting down and speaking to major corporate leaders and not getting paid for it." presidential nominee "come to think of it, it's amazing i'm up here after donald. i didn't think he'd be ok with a peaceful transition of power." clinton did her part for the roast. presidential nominee "just to be clear, i think the cardinal is saying i'm not eligible for sainthood. but getting through these three debates with donald has to count as a miracle." on the campaign trail clinton had president obama in florida and his wife in phoenix trying to rally support for election day. "and then says today he will accept the results if he wins that is not a joking matter..no, no i want everybody to pay attention, that is dangerous." trump held

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alfred e. smith v/great-great grandson of alfred e. smith: "donald had some very solid minutes in the early on, eventually he crossed the line and took it a little too far." but cardinal timothy dolan - who sat between trump and clinton -- told nbc news that the candidates were much more civil away from the mic. cardinal timothy dolan/archbishop of new york: "mr. trump turned to secretary clinton and said 'you know, you're one tough and talented woman. but with just over two weeks to go until election day, we're likely to see less courtesy and more conflict on the campaign trail. i'm kim hutcherson reporting. cnn analysis, nearly three- point-three million people have already cast their ballots in the 2016 presidential election. here in nevada--- early voting starts tomorrow. we caught the voting machines... as they were being rolled into the galleris at sunset--- that's one of the early voting locations in henderson... registered voters can take part in early voting-- up until november third. and you don't have to go to your assigned p

. >> from the live december wreck watching this situation in new york, alfred e smith memorial dinner. donald trump talking. we've seen some laughs from hillary clinton. >> for 30 years i can fix it she says i wasn't really sure, if hillary was going to be here tonight because, i guess, you didn't send her invitation by e- mail or maybe you did and she the wonder of wikileaks. we've learned so much from wikileaks for example hillary believes it is vital to deceive the people by having one public policy [ booing from crowd ] >> and a totally different policy in private. that's okay i don't know who they are angry at. >> a could be awkward considering last night was the third and final presidential debate. no hand shake no reaction between the two, we are going to see how this all unfolds hillary clinton expected to talk a very traditional event candidates get together before the election, so we will keep an eye on this tonight for you ladies. >> we did see laughter earlier there are lighter moments. >>> all right now, the sting operation involving baseball stealing thousands of dollars

hillary clinton and donald trump attended the annual alfred e. smith dinner here in new york. usually, presidential candidates set aside their differences at the charity event, but last night, clinton and trump exchanged sharp jabs. at one point, trump was booed. >>> long time rivals in the nfl's black and blue division football" here on cbs. green bay routed visiting chic chicago. aaron rodgers set a packers record by completing 39 passes. the bears are 1-6. >>> fans in green bay are celebrating the packers win. jamie yuccas is outside historic lambeau field with a look at the area. >> reporter: driving down shadow lane under the literal shadow of these chicago fans have now leased this house for every bears/packers game for the next 20 years. so does it kind of kill you when the rival team moves into the house then? >> you know, it's tough but their money is green. >> reporter: that's why a number of the homes are top-to-bottom green and gold! and rent for thousands. when you walk in this room, this is -- >> extreme. >> reporter: it's extreme. i like that word better. it's e

. >> this is the alfred e smith charity dinner. ofis a campaign ritual, full self-deprecation.t got a lot attention because a got a little it'll -- a little short. donald trump was echoed by the new york elite. they'd deemed that his attacks on hillary clinton were a little bit too personal. he called her catholic-hating, so corrupt, let the media in the u.s. is reporting on it. fox news is also talking about the facts. people are still not laughing over comments made during the third and final presidential debate. saying that he would "keep the country and suspense" on whether or not people -- on whether or not he would except the results. donald trump, a candidate for president of the united states. this is thehere final insult to american democracy. very harsh words for donald trump and he is a demagogue with a dictatorial street. rally in ohio yesterday, he said i will accept the results if i win. these comments are getting a lot of criticism. in a paperartoon based in london. we see donald trump strapped to the statue of liberty with dynamite. up." lose, i will set you can

donald trump finally shook hands with hillary clinton at the alfred e. smith foundation dinner in new york. the republican candidate started off his speech being "hillary believes that it is vital to deceive the people by having one public policy and a totally different policy in private."after a round of boos.. trump finally got the message.. this night is about fun and charity.(sot: donald trump/ (r) presidential nominee) "this is the first time ever. that hillary is sitting down and speaking to major corporate leaders and not getting paid for it."(sot: hillary clinton/ (d) presti think of it, it's amazing i'm up here after donald. i didn't think he'd be ok with a peaceful transition of power." clinton did her part for the roast.(sot: hillary clinton/ (d) presidential nominee) "just to be clear, i think the cardinal is saying i'm not eligible for sainthood. but getting through these three debates with donald has to count as a miracle."florida)on the trail clinton had president obama in florida and his wife in phoenix trying to rally support for election day.

this at the annual alfred e. smith dinner.ic church's annual white tie event in new york city benefiting children in need, where they were seated on opposite sides of cardinal timothy dolan. named in honor of a first catholic to be a major nominee, it's become a tradition to poke fun at themselves and each other in the midst of a heated campaign. despite the unusually brutal tone of the debates, this year was no exception. >> i know that so many of you in the archdiocese already have a place in your heart for a guy who started out as a carpenter working for his father. i was a carpenter working for my father. true. not for a long period of time, but i was -- for about three weeks. this is the first time ever, ever, that hillary is sitting down and speaking to major corporate leaders and not getting paid for it. you know, th 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 fan

at the alfred e smith foundation dinner the republican candidate started his speech being political. >> hillary believes it's vital to deceive the people by having one public policy and totally different policy in private. >> reporter: after a round of boos trump got the message this night was about fun and ever, that hillary is sitting down and speaking to major corporate leaders and not getting paid for it. >> it's amazing i am up here after donald i didn't think he would be okay with a peacefultransition of power. >> reporter: clinton did her part for the roast. >> get truing the three debates with -- getting through the three debates with donald has to count as a miracle. >> reporter: on trail clinton had president obama in florida and his wife in phoenix trying to rally support. >> and says today that he will accept the results if he wins. that is not a joking matter. >> reporter: trump held a rally in ohio before the charity dinner. >> if i win. >> reporter: leaving the door open to challenging the results if they don't go his way. pennsylvania. hillary clinton will be there in

the event was the 71st annual alfred e- smith memorial foundation dinner. it's typically a presidential candidates to take a break from politics and poke a little fun at each other. both candidates broke that tradition last night - going on the attack. it will likely be the last time they will be on stage together before the election. as we near the end of the year, federal agencies are working to spend your tax dollars, or lose them.so, in our question of the day, we want to know - what do you think a government department should do with money it doesn't spend?to answer, just day button on our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com. our mission at cbs 2 news is on our website. >>> our in addition at cbs 2 news -- our mission at cbs 2 news is connect our viewers with our station but our em sister stations across the coun. country.we want to hear from you. tell us what you want to know from the candidates. please share your thoughts with us by email or facebook. iowa city stores may soon have some new ways to catch downtown.cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore is live th

after that contentious debate, both donald trump and hillary clinton will be here, attending the alfred e. smith dinner, where the only thing separating them will be a priest. cardinal timothy dolan, seating right between them. >> all right, katy tur, thanks. a potentially tense and awkward affair certainly after what happened on that stage last night. at times, things got personal. heated moments that included the kind of name-calling we've never quite heard in a presidential debate before. we get more on that from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: it was downright >> she's been proven to be a liar. >> rather have a puppet as president. >> no puppet, you're the puppet. >> reporter: fight night in vegas where the biggest impact white be on the critical female swing voters. donald trump using graphic language to fire up conservatives, attacking hillary clinton on abortion. >> based on what she's saying and based on where she's going and where she's been, you can take the baby and rip the baby out of the womb in the ninth month, on the final day. acceptable. >> reporter: clinton relishing her fi

the alfred e. smith charity dinner. this afternoon in florida and arizona president obama and the first lady, they ripped into trump for his vision for america. we're back with our political experts. jamie, i know you have been speaking with a lot of your republican sources today, and many of them are telling you from their republican perspective last night was a disaster. why? >> well, what's worse than a train wreck, wolf? i mean, from their perspective he had this, as we said, very strong 30 minutes, and then it was as if he blew himself up. with the comments about not -- leaving us in suspense over the results of the election, whether he would accept them or not. nasty woman, bad ombres, his imitation of snl wrong. it overshadowed everything at a time they cannot afford it. these are people who have by and large said they'll vote for him. they feel as if he's taking a couple of quotes -- one saying he is the master of self-sabotage. another said he knocked himself out. another said, what's wrong with him? they just

>> the presidential nominee swapping the campaign trail for center stage trading jokes at the alfred e. smithenefiting catholic charities, but think they may have got a little personal. listen. >> when i got the chance to meet the people who are working so hard to get her elected. the heads of nbc, cnn, cbs, abc. there's "the new york times" right over there and "washington post." they're working overtime. >> it's amazing i'm up here after dawned. i didn't think he would be okay with a peaceful transition of power. >> all right. joining us now is al e. smith the v. al, thanks for being with us. your great, great-grandfather al smith was known as the happy warrior. people were saying last night was a little less happy and perhaps more warrior than we're used to seeing from the speakers there. do you think any of the speeches crossed the line? >> you know, before we get into any of the politics of the dinner last night, i just want to say how proud i am of my father and the foundation the alfred e. smith and the fact that they were able to take the energy from this campaign and even some of the

they are attending the alfred e smith charity dinner. the white tie event is an election year tradition and has been for decades. typically candidates deliver light hearted speeches and poke fun...but this year no one knows what to expect. at the dinner..trump and clinton are only separated by one seat. this milwaukee police officer is under arrest tonight..... on charges of sexual assault... and prostitution. one man says.... he met the officer..... on facebook..... then... they met at a bar. he told police.... he had trouble remembering..... and.... he woke up to find the officer... assaulting him. he's the same officer..... who fatally shot a black man.... in august.... sparking riots. now... for the latest.... in the trial..... of the oregon wildlife refuge standoff! ryan bundy has given his closing arguments... asking jurors.... to "stand for freedom" and find him not guilty. bundy is among -7- defendants.... on trial for conspiracy charges.... for taking over... a federal wildlife refuge. he explained... he joined the protest.... t

hillary clinton and donald trump share the same stage again..the rivals attended the alfred e. smith memorial foundation dinner that benefits catholic charities. clinton and trump were in close proximity of each other, only separated by cardinal timothy dolan, former milwaukee archbishop.it's been a tradition for the nd poke fun at themselves and each early voting benefiting democratic strong-holds in wisconsin. the wisconsin elections commission reports about 29 percent of all absentee ballots have come from milwaukee and dane counties. that far outpaces those that have come from conservative suburban areas like waukeha, washington and ozaukee counties. cities like madison and milwaukee opened in-person absentee voting weeks ago... ...while the city of waukesha for example... won't even begin early voting november packers extra.. the green and gold are looking ahead to next week after last night's win over the rival chicago bears. the bears had won two of the last three at lambeau heading into the game. but.. the packers walked away winners 26 to the packers the packers have 9 days

tonight was the night of the alfred e. smith memorial foundation dinner. and because of this it's weird. the last time they saw each other 24 hours earlier, snarling and jabbing in las vegas. the dinner is an enormous annual gathering at the waldorf astoria hotel here in new york. it raises a fortune for catholic charities for needy children. al smith, the first catholic presidential candidate was known as the happy warrior, despite losing to herbert hoover and losing out to fdr. he was a four-term governor who later presided over the construction of the empire state building in just the space of 13 months. traditionally every four years both candidates attend and both speak making fun of themselves and each other in that order. and this is what happened at the al smith dinner tonight. donald trump to start off got some laughs early, then seemed to badly misread the room in the tradition of self-depp pri cari. >> they say when you do this type of meeting that you start out with some sort of self-deprecating joke. the truth is i'm very modest. it's true. ma

clinton and trump will appear at the annual alfred e. smith memorial foundation dinner at the waldorf. tradition has it that the candidates crack jokes and poke fun at each other and themselves. >>> new at noon, a tenth woman has just come forward accusing donald trump of inappropriate conduct. karina virginia says that trump groped her while she was waiting for a car after leaving the u.s. tennis open back in 1998. >> i felt intimidated [ voice shaking ] >> and i felt powerless! after i closed the door, my shock turned -- [ pause ] >> -- to shame! >> virginia says that no one told her to come forward. she said that she felt compelled to after hearing stories from other supposed victims. trump denies it all. it's all lies and fiction, he says. if you missed last night's debate or want to see highlights, go to our website, cbssf.com. >>> new details on the arrest of an oakland police officer. we now know he is accused of obstruction of justice and engaging in prostitution. officer ryan walter haus was arrested yesterday. the alameda county d.a.

the nominees attended the alfred e. smith charity dinner in new york. it's a tradition for the presidential nominees to attend the special event... which is an annual fundraiser for catholic charities. both nominees didn't hold back in "hillary accidentally bumped into me and she very civilly said 'pardon me.' "it's amazing i'm up here after donald. i didn't think he'd be okay with a peaceful transition of power. there were also some tense moments... when some in the crowd booed trump. overall -- the event raised more than six-million dollars for the catholic church's children's charities. man creates hats inspired by donald trump one liners... including some from last night's debate. the hats have quotes by the republican nominee... like "bad hombres" and "taco trucks on every corner". jeronimo saldana -- a civil rights activist -- is the man behind the project. he hopes the merchandise will shed light on what he calls hate speech. "if i can facilitate someone who's probably an introvert but still wants to stand up to hate by wearing a funny hat, then

it's named after alfred e. smith, the first catholic to run on the presidential ticket and the former governor of new york. >> here she is tonight in public, pretending not to hate catholics. >> reporter: and the candidates poked fun at themselves, too. >> michelle obama gives this speech and everyone loves it, my wife malone i -- melinia gives e exact same speech and people get on her case. >> reporter: and one thing that was different than the debates, the candidates shook hands. now, trump will be in newtown on friday, clinton and kain will be in philadelphia on saturday. reporting live from the satellite center, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> happening today, a former aid of new jersey governor chris christie will testify in her own defense at the bridgegate trial. brigette kelly will take the stand in newark. she charged with causing traffic jams on the george washington bridge to punish a mayor who didn't endorse christy. bill baroni is her co-defendant. she sent an e-mail to david wildstein who pl

. >> every four years the presidential candidates turned to humor at the alfred e. smithemorial foundation dinner at the historic waldorf four-story a hotel. i have nevergan: understood the logistics of been is like this and how the absence of us do not have seat. >> mr. vice president, i am glad to see you tonight be you said many times you want to give america back to the little guy. mr. vice president, i am that man. >> it's an honor to share the ais with a descendent of the great out smith. he was my favorite kind of governor. the kind who ran for president and lost. >> you are right. a campaign can require a lot of wardrobe changes. blue jeans in a morning, suits for a lunch fundraiser, a sport for dinner,t coat and now it's nice to relax and and i wear around the house. >> watch the alfred e. smith memorial foundation dinner with hillary clinton and donald trump. >> in the wisconsin senate race, income but ron johnson is up against former senator russ feingold. in a one-hour debate they answered questions about the .ontrol, health care, education this comes courtesy

the alfred e. smithner famous dinner in new york city and get to watch them roast each other here on fox news. jennifer griffin is live outside that event waldorf astoria. what's it like? >> tucker, in fact, we will be inside that event later tonight. we have learned that hillary clinton and donald trump will be seated with just one person separating them tonight. and that is the archbishop of new york. no one better to do so. but they will be in very close proximity after that heated debate last night. the alfred e. smith dinner is a age oold tradition of siflted in a political season that has been anything but. if you look back at past dinners, in fact, it was named for the new york governor alfred smith who was the first catholic nominated to run for president if past dinners are the models for this year's white ty event being held as you mentioned at the waldorf astoria. the candidates will deliver remarks poking fun at themselves. the hope as in past years the speeches and socializing among politica

it's all for a worthy cause -- the annual alfred e. smith memorial dinner. now onto some hot air of a different kind.. the vegas balloon festival at southern hills hospital starts today. all weekend long you'll see people getting rides in the sky. and fox 5's mike doria is currently floating around somewhere in the valley. event organizers are putting the final touches on downtown.. where this weekend's las vegas pride parade is set to start tonight. the event will take over at 4-th 10 p-m. then...a big pride family festival will continue tomorrow and sunday. for the first time...members of the metro police department will march proudly alongside staff and clients from the gay and lesbian community center of southern nevada. the kick lines and the rhinestones may be gone but not forgotten... where you can get a first-look at some of the most iconic costumes worn by those in the show...folies bergere. and -- the southern highlands fall festival is here! this "take 5 to care" event is happening at goett family park tomorrow from 11 a-m to 3 p-m.. and prizes, a

donald trump finally shook hands with hillary clinton at the alfred e. smith foundation dinner in new york. the republican candidate started off his speech being political."hillary believes that it is vital to deceive the people by having one public panicy a totally different policy in private." night is about fun and charity. ilry is tting down time ever. and speaking major corporate leaders and not getting paid for it." "come to think of it, it's amazing i'm up here after donald. i didn't think he'd be ok with a peaceful transition of power." part for the roast."just to be clear, i think the cardinal is saying i'm not eligible for sainood. but getting through these with donald has to count as a miracle."(miami, florida) on the campaign trail clinton had president obama in florida and his wife in phoenix trying to rally support for election day.(sot: president barack obama/ no super) "and then says today he will accept the results if he wins (laughter) that is not a joking matter..no, no i want everybody to pay attention, that is dangerous."(delaware, ohio)tr

away from each other for certainly been a tradition for the candidates to attend this annual alfred e. smith memorial dinner and then poke fun at themselves and each other. >>> there is a lot of talk now that the final presidential debate is over, poll watchers we talked to believe clinton won the debate, but what everybody is talking about today, trump's comments on whether he will accept the election results. today he clarified that position saying he would accept the results if he wins. analyst dr. ed bitten. this may not bode well for the republican candidate. >> people who might have an inkling of supporting him and overlooking his indiscretions and so forth probably were turned off by it. so it hurt him i would think. >> trump also said today that he would accept a clear election result, but he also says he reserves a right to connest it or file a -- contest orfi he'll be making a campaign stop in tampa monday. >>> we are on your side with everything you need to know ahead of election day. go to our website www.wfla.com. click on the news tab, then click politics. there you'll find our