you knowhow barack obama -- excuse me. you know how john mccain pays for his$5,000 tax credit you're going to get, a family will get? he taxes as income every one of you out there, every one of you listening who hasa health care plan through your employer. that's how he raises $3.6trillion on your -- taxing your health care benefit, to give you$5,000 plan, which, his website points out, will go straight to theinsurance company. and then you're going to have to replace a $12,000-- that's the average cost of the plan you get through your employer;it costs $12,000 -- you're going to have to pay -- replace $12,000plan, because 20 million of you are going to be dropped. twenty million of you will be dropped. so you're going to have to place --replace a $12,000 plan with a $5,000 check you've just given to theinsurance company. i call that the ultimate bridge to nowhere. ms. ifill: thank you, senator. now -- [laughter] -- i want toget -- try to get you both to answer a question that neither of your principals quite answered when

barack america. not barack biden. barack america. well, you're still one and one. >> didn't he introduce himself as the president once? >> yeah. he's done a lot of things. >> okay. that's where the wires are crossed. >> when you stay on a biden theme he says many things that which brings us once more to a quote from joe biden. >> how is the time to heed the timeless advice from teddy roosevelt. >> the timeless advice from teddy roosevelt. what is that timeless advise? speak softly an carry a big stick? cred belongs to the man whose face is marred bedust, sweat and blood. is it i'm going to trust, bust you up. or is it friends don't let friends vote >> okay. you know, i want to say a. >> he could have said any of these. >> i want to say a but i'm leaning toward c. i'm going to go c. i'm going to trust bust you up. >> it's a biden thing to say. take a look. >> now is the time to heed the timeless advice from teddy roosevelt. speak softly and carry a big stick. end of quote. >> e knew it. >> the obvious one. i gave you the fake ones. >>

barack obama has had osama bin laden. >> health care for all. >> he is barack obama.n the stump than bill clinton ever was. >> how history will look at the two of them will be very interesting. >> his wife is trying to be president. keep it under wraps for month trying to get your wife elected president. >> michelle obama on the stump, i was watching -- >> fantastic. >> mark halpern, what have you heard from brooklyn? what have you heard from anybody that can explain what the hell happened? >> you know, when he gets out there, he muses the pop psychiatrist would say maybe he doesn't want her to win or as mike suggested -- >> you think? >> -- he doesn't want president obama to get as much credit. he wanted to pass universal health care and didn't. i'll tell you, john poe ddesta close to the former president and the current one. i'm certain they're going to figure out how to keep stuff like this from happening. they're lucky it wasn't worse. the republicans are seizing on it. >> they're lucky -- how can it be worse? tear up a picture of the pope or barack obama? how cou

i was a barack obama supporter. this is -- this is a choice between hillary clinton and donald trump. donald trump has an exceedingly low opinion of black people. you make him president. you insult barack obama and you really hurt the community. you hurt the country. you are a black person. it's not whether we are going to vote for hillary clinton, it's how many of us vote. >> we will have you back. we have 38 days to go before the general election. we'll have you both back. this conversation is a big, broad conversation. we need to continue it. appreciate it. mayor oliver gilbert and leslie, appreciate it. we'll be right back. when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum smoothies! only from tums [ rear alert sounds ]," [ music stops ]on ] ♪ on the road again ♪ just can't wait to get on the road again ♪ [ front assist sounds ] [ music stops ] [ girl laughs ] ♪ on the road again ♪ li

president barack obama! [ cheers and applause ] be right back. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. on healthcare, russ feingold will work with both parties to lower premiums and cut health care taxes. i want to do the hard work of improving the system sides with big insurance. voting to make medicare a voucher program, forcing seniors to pay more for prescription drugs, and letting insurance companies deny coverage to cancer patients. senator johnson - hurting wisconsin families. >> jimmy: all right. i want to thank president obama. thanks to will ferrell, thanks to joe mchale. apologies to matt damon, we did run out of time. i wanted to make sure we got you on the show before we ended. >> guillermo: thank you very much, jimmy. >> jimmy: thanks for watching, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ? >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, inside the final 30. battleground and biscuits. >> double bacon. >> triple. >> in this small town in a high-stakes swing state, deep fried foods and deep conversations. >> we got one crook and one big-mouth. >

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president barack obama! [ cheers and applause ] be right back. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. i want to thank president obama. thanks to will ferrell, thanks to joe mchale. apologies to matt damon, we did run out of time. i wanted to make sure we got you on the show before we ended. >> guillermo: thank you very much, jimmy. >> jimmy: thanks for watching, everybody. "nightline" is next, good night! [ cheers and applause ] >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, inside the final 30. battleground and biscuits. >> double bacon. >> triple. >> in this small town in a high-stakes swing state, deep fried foods and deep conversations. >> we got one crook and one big-mouth. >> byron pitts takes us to north carolina whe deep roots. >> we cater to white trade only. that actually gave me chills. >> where divisions of the past are shaping the future. >> i'm voting out of respect. >>> marcia, marcia, marcia. "dancing with the stars" sensation more reek mccormack on leaving "the brady bunch" behind. her battle wi

barack obama won by 17 precincts.t time hillary clinton and michelle obama have campaigned together on the same stage since all of this began. secretary centerline ton called -- secretary clinton called the first lady inspiring. jennifer griffin is in north carolina. that one seemed high energy to steel a phrase. >> reporter: high energy and, shepard, the largest crowd we have seen yet on the campaign trail for hillary clinton. there is a reason that the campaign has turned to michelle obama, the first lady of the united states, too make their -- no person more popular in the united states, and you heard a very emotional appeal from not only the first lady but from a mother who is talking about this election through the eyes of children and how they have seen this election and at what a role model the president has to play. she paid tribute to hillary clinton. there has not a always been close relations between the clintons and the obamas. there was a hard-fought race in 2008. barack obama lost north carolina by 17 vo

president barack obama! [ cheers and applause ] be right back. i knew we had to protect our colorado way of life. it's why i need a good team in the state senate. like rachel zenzinger, a former teacher who's fought for equal pay for equal work. daniel kagan championed property tax rebates to help seniors afford their utility bills. jenise may worked to cut taxes for 30,000 small businesses. and tom sullivan is a veteran who believes in an open and transparent government. ressman would punish women. and coffman tried to redefine rape to mean only forcible rape. in coffman's bill, victims who were drugged, even minors, victims of statutory rape, would not be considered rape victims. coffman and trump are too dangerous for colorado. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> jimmy: all right. i want to thank president obama. thanks to will ferrell, thanks to joe mchale. apologies to matt damon, we did run out of time. i wanted to make sure we got you on the show before we ended. >> guillermo: thank you very much, jimmy. >> jimmy: t

please welcome president barack obama! [ cheers and applause ] ? [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you! >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> i'm doing great. >> jimmy: you seem like you're in a good mood lately. >> first of all, the mozzarella was terrific. >> jimmy: it was good, huh? [ laughter ] >> second of all, i think -- you know, that you pick on your audience a little bit during the breaks. >> jimmy: yeah, during the commercial breaks, yeah, i do, yeah. >> you're kind of tough on them. >> jimmy: i'm not running for anything. oh, wait, i'm running for vice ballot. >> should have gotten some tips. >> jimmy: i should have. >> you should have called. >> jimmy: i called, nobody answered. >> biden didn't take your call? >> jimmy: biden did not take the call. literally no one took the call, it was remarkable. when was the last time you went through a metal detecter? >> i don't go through metal detectors. [ laughter ] i apply metal detectors. or people do so for me. >> jimmy: when that day comes in the future, and it is going to come -- [ laughter ] you a

insane the foreign policy of hillary clinton and barack obams somehow made the world more secure. it really is astonishing. on the date that iran released for american hostages, we delivered 400 million in cash as they reins and payment for americans held by the radical mullahs in tehran. >> moderator: the dayll mr. trump said putin has no respect for hillary clinton and no respect for obama. why do you think he would respect your administration? pence: strength, plain and-- whu simple. t it's donald trump, nonsense their donald trump, donald trump is a strong leader who -- [talking over each other] pence: we are going to rebuild. our military. this whole putin thing. look, america is stronger and russia to our economy is 16 times larger than the russian economy. america's legal system is superior to the crony crop atlas system and russia in every way. when donald trump and i observed that as i said in syria, and aramco in ukraine that the small and bowling leader of russia has been strong on the world stage than this administration, that is stating painful facts. that's not an en

president barack obama! [ cheers and applause ] be right back. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >> jimmy: all right. i want to thank president obama. thanks to will ferrell, thanks to joe mchale. apologies to matt damon, we did run out of time. i wanted to make sure we got you on the show before we ended. >> guillermo: thank you very much, jimmy. >> jimmy: thanks for watching, everybody. "nightline" is next, good night! >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, inside the final 30. battleground and biscuits. >> double bacon. >> triple. >> in this small town in a high-stakes swing state, deep fried foods and deep conversations. >>

presidente barack obama.rganizaciones conservadoras no estÁn de acuerdo, critican lo costoso que ha sido implementar esa ley. >> los pagos mensuales, las prima de los individuos a subido cosa que su anteriormente habÍan doctores que necesitaban, y tienen acceso a esos doctores, desafortunadamente creemos que tenemos que cambiar la ley. [hablando en inglÉs] respecto la comunidad latina, empezÓ con un porcentaje alto, 42% y sabemos hay 4 millones de hispanos mÁs con seguro, eso es un gran proceso. edwin: a pesar que a la fecha, 20 millones de adultos han tenido cobertura con obamacare, son muchos los subsidios para cubrir los tratamiento y muchas personas, ni para responder por las perdidas millonaria que su han tenido compaÑÍas de seguro. >> la intenciÓn de Él es noble, pero el resultado no ha dado, lo que tenemos hacer como pueblo es involucrarnos y hacer sentir nuestro voto y elegir individuos que van a trabajar para reemplazar obamacare. edwin: lo que pase en el futuro con obamacare es incierto, porque hill

they were in seoul said gwen barack obama was called the socialists. [laughter] we've had a truncated view of the political spectrum. with the full range of debate that is hugely useful for the country ha they had positive views so the idea is somehow they ran out there to grab that had no residence i do still think there is a challenge but my guess is they will turn out. that they will set back rather than be actively involved. when this election is over the chapter that will be written is michelle obama and barack obama. without a doubt. in both the moral terms sent to be able to stimulate what clinton needed to have. >> as far as i aware either the boston with a father as unwilling to endorse the republican candidates. so tell me from the gop's strategy perspective what about the party on november november 9 quick. >> no. i cannot do that i don't assume that i think they are incorrect. remember this is not somehow unprecedented time of history of the division but if you recall back with the democratic midterm election they ran away from president ob

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barack obama has been in there for 8 years with a free hand.nd he's leaving people worse off than they have ever been. the problem with liberals, they don't want anybody else to be heard. the issue becomes barack obama has not done anything to solve the problem, he added to it and he destroyed lives. 3.7 million more women in poverty since he took office. >> boris, it felt to me that perhaps this is a calculated move on the part of president obama. particularly 24 hours ahead of the debates to while up donald trump. is the campaign prepared for his buttons to be pushed to get off message and derail the last opportunity to lay out his policies rather than personal contest with hillary clinton. >> we have seen a coordinated attack between the clinton campaign, and the white house. they will do anything they can. donald trump is focused on the message for the american people and national security. isis will continue to grow under hillary clinton and barack obama. charles: jarn brewer has been in a war of words, if you will, and she'll be next with

the bottom line is senator barack obama, black people have suffered more.ou have more people in the black community on welfare. you have more people on the plantation off food stamps. people are going to vote and i advised that your team talks about the issues because they fear mongering, racist statement deflecting your vp candidate did last night is not working. people are suffering. >> this is in a debate between me and you. this is for the american people to look at what was said last night. >> you don't lecture what this is. lauren: we have a big presidential debate sunday night. it is the second of three debates in st. louis. how did the vice presidents in their debate last night said that the big debate for sunday? >> well, i think there were a lot of people who were watching this in the numbers who are actually undecided like angela senator very small. a small number of undecided voters in a solid number of swing states. they are looking for substance and that is where actually this debate sets the stage for the next presidential debate where voters

barak -- barack won by 20,000 votes, which sounds like a lot. but when you break it down, it was only 66 votes per precinct. take that it. people, in each precinct if they had gone the other way, he would have lost. each of you write here today could help swing and entire precinct and win this election for hillary just by getting yourself, your family and friends and neighbors out to vote. you can do it right here. but, you can also help swing and entire precinct for hillary's opponent for a -- with a protest vote or staying home out of frustration. because here is the truth. either hillary clinton or her opponent will be elected president this year. and if you vote for someone other than hillary, or you do not vote at all, you are helping to elect her opponent. and just think about how you would feel if that happens. 9agine waking up on november and looking into the eyes of your daughter or son, or your own eyes as you stare into the mirror. if you how you will feel had stayed home or did not do everything possible to elect hillary. we simply c

i know hillary was raised like barack and i in a working family. hillary's mother was an orphan, abandoned by her parents. her father was a small business owner who stayed up nights poring over the books working hard to keep their family afloat so hillary knows what it means to want something better for your kid. since the day of her campaign hillary has been laying out concrete detailed poll shows that will make a difference for kids and families in this country. she plans to make college tuition free, to help young people drowning in debt she's going to handle making sure our climate is protected. and let me tell you this about hillary she is involve and engaged in every policy issue that she's developed. you go on her web site. she's going to raise the minimum wage. she's going to cut taxes for working folks. she's going to do her best to help women get equal pay for equal work. [ cheers and applause ] . and if you want to know more, just go on her web site, hillaryclinton.com. because here's the thing about hillary. thankfully hillary is a poli

barack obama said i've got a pen and i have a phone.he first time on these immigration issues. he is -- he is violating his oath of office and the constitution of the united states and i don't say that likely. >> going back to the justice appointment, do you trust either of the major party candidates to appoint a supreme court justice? >> the constitution says that the president proposes and the senate disposes. i have confidence that if we can keep the majority, we republicans can keep the majority in the united states senate, we will scrutinize and we will be very, very studios about who we vote for. we could not afford -- america -- it would be tough times. >> respond, congresswoman. >> i'm not surprised that john mccain listens to somebody to washington after he has been there for 33 years. but here is what the arizona people are saying, they're saying john mccain, do your job, do the job that you were elected to do and that the taxpayers are paying you to do, confirm a supreme court justice. jowk -- john mccain once voted for merri

in the attacks on barack obama and the whole question of birth or is. i find it astounding that something like 60 percent of republican voters believe this president was not born in the united states which means they believe he is not a legitimate officeholder. at the same time, i believe what we are also seeing here is misogyny on a massive scale in the reactions to hillary clinton.again, it is deep-seated. misogyny, it's deep-seated racism and we are in the process of moving this but i would like to say to tom on the question of citizens united, it is true. i agree with him on trial. he has been able to earn the media magnificently well but the influence of money has felt itself in this campaign. down ticket, inside the republican party, the very fact that a mcconnell and orion and other republican leaders can be intimidated to not say anything lest they lose their funders has a major role. what we should have seen is the republican establishment responding forcefully to many of the statements and attitudes that trump has put out. it's that fear of th

then-candidate barack obama's personal address is revealed in the latest batch of stolen e-mails published by wikileaks. is russia behind it? how embarrassing is this for america? >>> another showdown. last night they couldn't shake hands at the debate. tonight, donald trump and hillary clinton will be on stage together at a charity dinner. will they trade-in sults instead of jokes. >>> ivanka trump back on the campaign trail defending her father. can she save the brand? >>> i am wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> donald trump now says he will accept the results of the election if he wins. but the republican nominee today still reserving his right to contest what he calls a questionable result. trump has been drawing scathing criticism since last night's debate when he refused to pledge to accept the election outcome. yet again, key republicans are being forced to distance themselves from trump's comments. trump spoke today in ohio where a new poll shows him tied with hillary clinton. clinton is off the campaign trail today, but she and trump will both appear later tonight a

barack obama won the state the last two times he ran. i believe that we had 12 years where we had a democratic governor. i believe that we have a democratic we control the iowa senate so i believe in this state folks are starting to look at the issues. when you look at the issues and donald trump and how he hasen attacked women, how he has attacked disabled people, how he is attacked veterans and prisoners of war, i don't believe that sells real well with the majority of iowans. there is a base group that willy support that and apparently our governor is but i don't believe that common every day americans and iowans do. the one that i think is the most egregious is how he considers and thinks of women and treat them. i just believe those traits in the end are going to give hillary clinton a victory here in iowa. >> host: is their there a way looking at hillary clinton'sy chances by looking at how she c performed in the iowa caucuses that he can relate one to the other?etitiv >> guest: the iowa caucuses were very competitive race. eight y

and it was extraordinary to watch. >> clinton turned up the heat. >> shame on you, barack obama!ebate performances were more aggressive. we finally did the 3 a.m. spot that would become iconic. >> it's 3 a.m. and your children are safe and asleep but there's a phone in the white house and it's ringing. >> and chelsea clinton emerged as a force on the trail. >> i wound up doing like more than 400 events in less than six months. i think in 40 states. sometimes two people showed up, sometimes 1,200 people showed up. >> some called it the chelsea effect. whenever she appeared, the gap between her mother and obama seemed to shrink. >> i need to go tell anyone and everyone who may have an iota of interest in listening to me why i'm so passionately supporting my mom as a daughter, as a democrat, as an american. >> oh, i think she'll be more than the voice of change. >> the tide slowly started to turn, but there was not enough time to catch up. june 3rd, 2008, the last day of democratic primaries. clinton took south dakota. >> i will be the democratic nominee. >> but obama won enough del

i know that hillary was raised like barack and i in a working family. hillary's mother was an orphan abandoned by her parents. her father was a small business owner staying late night working and keeping her family afloat. hillary knows what it means to struggle of what you have and want something better for your kids. that's why since the day she launched her campaign, hillary has been laying out concrete, detailed policies that'll actually make a difference for kids and family in this country. she said she plans to make college tuition free, to help young people drowning in de debt -- she's going to handle making sure that our climate is protected. [ cheers ] let me tell you this about hillary. she's involved and engaged in every policy issue that she's developed. you go an a website, she's going to raise the minimum wage. she's going to cut taxes for working folks. she's going to do her best to help women get equal pay for equal work. [ cheers ] if you want to know more, go onto her website, hillaryclinton.com. here is the thing for hillary, thankful

javier: clara muestra de agradecimiento a ser presidente barack obama han sido muchas.sido mucho tiempo la presidencia. carolima: obama durante un discurso por motivo del mes de la herencia hispana. hizo un recuento que dice haber tenido esta comunidad a lo largo de casi 8 aÑos de gobierno. javier: dijo que seguirÁ avanzando pese a las declaraciones durante esta temporada electoral. hablamos de eso mismo. tambiÉn tienen sus opiniones y nos dejan sus comentarios a las plataformas sociales. pueden seguir todo el programa a travÉs de univisiÓn.com carolina:quÉ le dirÍa usted el presidente barack obama? hablemos de tecnologÍa. javier:samsung busca asegurarse que sus clientes devuelvan sus celulares galaxy note 7 sin percances, estÁ enviando kit a prueba de fuego. las cajas llegan con instrucciones para empacarlo de manera segura. carolina: ordenÓ el retiro de mÁs de 2 millones y medios de celulares. esta compaÑÍa tiene que lidiar, clase de su casa recibe estas casas, y la gente de sociales publica la fotografÍa de la cajita y por lo menos se estÁn divirtiendo. schuster en c

and it was extraordinary to watch. >> clinton turned up the heat. >> shame on you, barack obama!e performances were more aggressive. we finally did the 3 a.m. spot that would become iconic. >> it's 3 a.m. and your children are safe and asleep but there's a phone in the white house and it's ringing. >> and chelsea clinton emerged as a force on the trail. >> i wound up doing like more than 400 events in less than six months. i think in 40 states. sometimes two people showed up, sometimes 1,200 people showed up. >> some called it the chelsea effect. whenever she appeared, the gap between her mother and obama seemed to shrink. >> i need to go tell anyone and everyone who may have an iota of interest in listening to me why i'm so passionately supporting my mom as a daughter, as a democrat, as an american. >> oh, i think she'll be more than the voice of change. >> the tide slowly started to turn, but there was not enough time to catch up. june 3rd, 2008, the last day of democratic primaries. clinton took south dakota. >> i will be the democratic nominee. >> but obama won enough delegat

. >> barack obama is excellent in those, no doubt.o one is not going to say that. >> these dinners have been fantastic. but these two? i'm not sure they're as funny. >> i thought romney's best moment of 2012 was the alfred e smith dinner. great to show up in clothes we're just lounging around the house in. i look at pierce morgan. he says when they go low, we go low. hillary was just as personal to me with trump but the media is working on him, and not her. bottom line, it's supposed to be a fun evening. and both candidates just by muscle memory, couldn't resist going over the line that we normally don't see. they both pivoted. >> some people got nasty towards the end there. but what hillary did that i didn't like, i was watching with friends who are hillary supporters. she spent the whole find third of her speech lecturing the audience and that didn't play well at all. just made her seem very cold. >> what of the other things. not only speaking to an audience, but a new york crowd. this is national attention. the moment after the deb

a hood barack believed they owed him and clinton felt he owed barack for the strives they made towards peace. the peace process was not over, they were still -- they went to egypt to continue to negotiate and clinton felt it was important to do this after what he had done for him. the problem that arose afterwards that clinton didn't feel free to talk about publicly, he alluded to the fact some people in israel wanted this to happen but couldn't talk specifically about it because barack was already in trouble and didn't want to blame somebody else for a decision he had made. >> why did you write the book if you >> guest: i wrote the book because in 2005 i was assigned to profile clinton by esquire magazine, this is when he was about to start the clinton global initiative in september of 2001. that summer i went to africa with him and hadn't been paying a lot of attention to the foundational what they were doing but i went over and some other people toward several countries, saw what they were doing particularly providing aids treatment in the poorest countries and thought this is chris

man barack obama would not allow in his state department. seems hillary lied to barack too. the two e-mailing classified information about benghazi. so begins the mission of top lieutenant undersecretary patrick kennedy to declassify hillary's top secret classified benghazi e-mail of foreign activities of the united states, including confidential sources like hillary's home-brewed server. >> the e-mail that actually started the fbi's criminal investigation. now if his name sounds familiar, this is the same patrick kennedy that hillary put in charge of that blue ribbon accountability review board for less sons learned from benghazi. by the way, already learned from the co-bar towers review board, lessons now implemented by hillary. the same patrick kennedy who appointed the clinton house who then chose not to question hillary clinton the secretary of state about benghazi. kennedy knows ts urgency of destroying this particular e-mail as opposed to thousands of others. so he engages in what some say is an attempt to bribe, and others say, is a quid pro quo discussion. offering

and all the bills that barack obama has signed that are stifling and put it on top of trade deals that will get america working first and when you get the economy growing, elaine, that's when you can deal with the national debt. when we get back to 3 and a half to 4% growth, we will meet our nation's needs at home and abroad and will have the ability to bring down the national debt. >> senator kaine. >> there's a choice, do you want your hired president in hillary clinton or do you want a you're fired president in donald trump? h i think that's not such a hard choice. hillary and i have a choice on the table that's a you're hired. first thing we do is invest and manufacture infrastructure and research in clean energy of tomorrow. second thing invest in our work force from pre-k education, to great teachers to debt free college and tuition free for families that make less than $125,000 a year. by paying women equal pay for equal work. fourth starting small busies -- business, fifth, we have a tax plan to target individuals and small businesses. the trump plan is a you're fired plan. the

not barack, not bill, nobody. and, yes, she just happens to be a woman. [ cheers ] so as someone who is experienced this, trust me, experience matters. preparation matters. temperament matters. and hillary clinton has it all. she is the real deal, and i have come to know her very well over the years. and i know that she is more than ready, more than able to be an outstanding president for us all. so we cannot afford to squander this opportunity. particularly given the alternative. because we know that being president isn't anything like reality tv. this is not an apprenticeship. it's about whether someone can handle the awesome responsibility of leading this country. so, really, take the time and think about this. as you prepare to make this decision and this decision is yours, i urge you to ignore the chatter and the noise and ask yourselves, which candidate really has the experience, the maturity and the temperament ho handle this awesomely hard job? which candidate's words and actions speak to the values we all

that's what barack obama has done to the christian faith. is going to be an extension of president obama and that's why they rejected that set of ideas and are willing to take an option for a guy who might not fit their values but might defend their faith. >> congressman sean duffy, thank you very much. john ward, thank you as well. new documentary for yahoo! news. still ahead, we're tracking hurricane matthew as it barrels from the bahamas toward florida. bill karins says that never in our country's history have forecasters predicted a hurricane to be this strong and along so much coastline. he gives us an update in just a few minutes. also ahead, republican vice presidential nominee governor mike pence of indiana joins us. "morning joe" is back in a moment. sure, we could have stacked these tires. or put them on a rack. but the specialists at ford like to show off their strengths: 13 name brands. all backed by our low price tire guarantee. yeah, we're strong when it comes to tires. right now during the big tire event, get a $140 rebate by

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he didn't vote for president barack obama in 2008 or 2012. nor does he support democratic candidate, hillary clinton but he says he is voting for her anyway. >> if it wasn't for the candidate running now, i probably would have voted nor the other candidate. >> reporter: you would have voted republican? >> more nan likely. >> reporter: what is it about her it is hard for you to totally help her? >> the e-mails and benghazi, you take all that into account. the e-mails and security. they are just direct breaches and violations of what they teach you even as a lower enlisted guy in the military. >> try it. it is good. >> you smell it. >> the mosketa's are a house divided. while husband roberto usually votes republican and relies on his christian values says he can't bear to vote for trump. his wife, keisha, has always voted democrat. her vote is guided by what she wants the future to look like for her 5-year-old son, solomon. >> i am very concerned about him in the future. a minority male. that's something that's just always on my mind. >> report

barack obama and senator kirkpatrick did not bring up this immigration reform. no, they wanted to bring up obamacare. bill clinton, said it was the craziest thing we have ever done. so, instead of that, they did the stimulus package. they did obamacare. they did a lot of other things that were very damaging to the country. then, i was able to get immigration reform through the united states senate. that is the very big difference between having working groups and talking about it and having legislative accomplishments. and i promise you the dreamers were part of immigration reform, but we also have to have a secure border. and that border is going to be secure with legislation that i was able to get through, including the use of drones and towers and increasing the border patrol. by the way, the border patrol have endorsed me. tim: we hear about securing the border. what does a secure border mean? sen. mccain: well, you can have various statistics that could show that. in israel, they have towers. we are constructing these towers now at about $3 million each. i

hillary was a part of that with barack obama. putin does not trust her, and he does not want to have a relationship with her. she has suffocated the russian economy. we're moving warships they feel they are being threatened by us, and tensions are growing every day with us in russia. charles: chris. long been suspected that vladimir putin has romanticize recobbling a modern version of the ussr. what do you make of it? >> it doesn't matter who the president of united states is. vladimir putin is a bad actor. there is no possibility of having a stable relationship with him. reason he is exercising this influence overseas, he is trying to detract the russian people of his record of a complete failure, a staggering economy, a brain drain. looking at russia economy devolving to more than a resource extract economy like in saudi arabia. charles: i looked at this, russia economy. but does that make it more dangerous? if they are not generating the economy, and nationalism keeps them up there maybe this sparks something? >> vladimir puti

barack obama's presidency hasn't exactly been great towards israel. that did turn out to unfortunately be an issue. at least from my perspective. but on that topic, i think the bigger concern from the hrc camp, from the hillary clinton camp is huma abedin referring to apac, a lobby that does wonderful work mostly on behalf of the jewish community, referring to them as, quote, that crowd. i don't think that has been discussed enough in the media, and somebody who is concerned, though i'm not of jewish faith about anti-semitism, that strikes me as highly concerning. liz: you know, i'd like your thoughts on this one. it just keeps on coming, we're try to sort it through for the viewer to get to the bottom of it and take out the top spin we're getting, too. wikileaks e-mails reveal clinton's team's early plan for handling bill clinton's sex scandals, shows hillary's team had a plan to respond to questions about alleged sexual misconduct on the former president. and 150 page debate prep book was attached to march e-mail from campaign manager robbie mook. b

how is barack going to get past the muslim ban. >> so, everyone, donald trump was booed.as he too sharp and another example of, you know, questionable temperament since we've been talking about this? i'll start with van jones first. >> look, think he was a little bit too sharp. i also think that, you know, don't forget hillary clinton represented new york. so she literally -- i mean obviously both new yorkers, but she's in a hometown, she has a hometown crowd advantage. >> yeah. >> so i think that, you know, you've got to have a little more sensitivity there. i tell you, if he had done the same thing in a red state it would have been a completely different response. >> gina? >> i tell you, i wish i could comment on the clips you played in the last segment because i just relished those moments of civility that we saw between the two of them when mr. trump touched her on the back, for example, where they were making jokes that were actually funny instead of politically motivated or jabs. i just think our country is so thirsty for a little civil discourse and a little humor

. >> barack obama, broke, do you leave lift? well, i lifted the ban on cuban cigars. that's worth something. >> "early today" starts right now. >>> good tuesday rn everyone, aim ayman mohyeldin. >> i'm frances rivera. we are two weeks from election day. donald trump and hillary clinton is unleashing a barrage of tweets, and they say it's polls created by a biassed industry. >> when the poms are 18 and they leave them alone and do it he said do this by oversampling democrats, but the corrupt media never talks about these things. they never talk about it. but the media isn't just against me, they're against all of you. >> and trump declared himself the leader in the election on his favorite medium, of course, that's twitter. only to be rebuffed by his own campaign manager hours later, who conceded trump her second time doing so in many days. national polls show trump trailing clinton by over five points. strump trying to circumvent the media, launching a lightly broadcast facebook live. they say it may be a precursor to a rumored trump tv channel. one of his accusers, j