i'm going to get on the benghazi e-mail. i'll double down, triple down on it because it gets to clinton's chief problem, which is trust. it gets back to benghazi and puts clinton in the role of having to defend the bureaucracy, that easily targeted word -- washington. so mr. trump, if he's listening now or listens to anyone any time, he should stick to the smart shot. trying to hit hillary on everything is trying to go to a 21st century media war with a blunderbuss. like elmer fudd going to war with bugs bunny. as you recall, he never did catch that wabbit. that's "hardball" for now. stick around. i'll be joining brian williams and rachel maddow for our complete coverage of the third and final debate. it's going to be a huge night. as i said before and will say again, big casino here in las vegas. what a night it's going to be. who do you bet's going to make the big shot, who will be calm and laugh at the other guy? i still don't know and neither do you. stick around. >>> the final showdown, trump -- >> the clintons are crim

we'd get a phone call from tripoli or benghazi or whatever.at that is the location there that needs to be hit. send to it to nato at @nato, and then it's gone. >> anthony: really? >> akram: yeah. >> anthony: how does that feel, knowing you can call in a tomahawk missile over there? >> akram: it's out of the movies. >> anthony: did anyone think it was possible that in their lifetime they were going to see the end of this son of a bitch? most people are telling me they never dreamed. >> akram: i don't know if you can call them dreams, hopes, wishes. it was just something in the sky. something i look at every night. >> anthony: right. >> akram: but when i hit that point and got into misrata and stood on gaddafi's body, any dream will come true. >> anthony: what's the situation now? >> akram: uh, it's fluid. it can swing any direction. >> anthony: well, look, what happened in benghazi a few months ago, i mean, what does this mean to the country? >> akram: i think there is a dark, mysterious hand who doesn't like this country to prosper. they see s

committee which seemed to suggest that the benghazi committee was not operating honestly.anted to show him the document and asked him what he thought of it. again, i'm almost positive i never showed it to him. i am not even sure with a document is. accuse me ofrolls getting a secret document from the benghazi committee and feeding it to cleanse campaign. i didn't do that. a story after this e-mail about how the benghazi committee was getting more e-mails from the state department. prove hillary clinton knew or was making huge decisions about the situation and benghazi right around the time of the attack there. in so far as i could tell, the public record and history has indicated that story. there is still no evidence. i reported literally within tack, that itat was a terrorist attack, not that it was a protest against the film. i stuck with that story, even though the administration tried to tell a different story. things are taken out of context. james: it would be a badge of honor to have russian and trumppiaian trolls go after you. mark: nobody inside that circle has a

kennedy sfland he wanted a classification of an email about benghazi not upgraded to secret. there was no contingency by the request and no collusion between agencies. anyway patrick kennedy also said in his statement today the two matters were not linked, no quid pro quo or bargaining. furthermore the state department says the alleged teal never happened. the former agent said there was quid pro quo. trump's got that to play with. >> the question for trump he can only have so many headlines coming out of tomorrow night. if he gets dragged into the allegations from the women, clinton's ready on all of that front but is he ready to prosecute the case or not on the emails and the fbi and the way this was all investigated. is he ready for that or is he going to be distracted? >> i think also trump has to stop this from being all about him. he has to turn the focus on to hillary clinton. >> you say he's going to be aggressive. but we're not sure how narrow that aggression will be. at depression has to have a focus if it's going to land and be the story come out of the debate. >>

. >> that was more than seven hours into hillary clinton's 11-hour testimony at the benghazi hearings. it was supposed to be the shining moment for a congressional investigation that already stretched on longer than the watergate committee. surely getting her on the record would justify the millions of taxpayer dollars spent trying to prove there was some scandal with regards to secretary clinton and benghazi. >> what new things did you learn today? >> oh, i think some of jimmy jordan's questioning -- well, when you say new today, i mean, we knew some of that already. we knew about the e-mails. in terms of her testimony? >> mm-hmm. >> i don't know that she testified that much differently today than she has the previous times she's testified. i would have to go back and look at the transcript. >> the point of this investigation didn't ultimately seem to be about the results it produced but rather the whiff of wrongdoing that comes with continuous probes. they're already preparing for years of investigations of clinton if elected president. the chair jason chaffetz saying it's a target-

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 the fbi long-sought positions overseas in exchange for ge

harris: because it was happening or because it was about benghazi?> you can't bargain over classification of anybody's emails, whether benghazi or not. i think this fbi agent admits, once he realized he knew he had done the wrong thing. does the bribe take place? no, it doesn't take place. is attempted bribery or obstruction of justice still a crime even if it fails? you better believe it. harris: you have all of that and the state is still denying that it took place. are they calling brian mccaully a liar? or patrick kennedy? i don't understand the point. >> they are defending pat trek kennedy. harris: by calling the other guy a liar? >> because there was no quid pro quo. harris: i see the fine point. okay. melissa: that is not bottom line to the whole story? you know what the takeaway is? they were trying to change the classification because she said i never sent or received anything classified or marked classified. harris: clean it up. melissa: they knew that was a lie. they knew she was lying every time she said it and they were out there trying

and, i mean, i wrote a lot of really tough stuff about benghazi. i reported literally within hours of the attack that it was a terrorist attack, not that it was a protest against the film that went out there. and i stayed, stuck with that story even though the administration tried to tell a different story. so, i mean, the problem is these things are taken out of context, or at least that one was -- >> guest: it would be a badge of honor to have russian and trump's trolls go after you, so i don't think that's necessarily a bad thing. >> and nobody, literally nobody outside that kind of circle has attacked me. >> guest: one part of this that hasn't gotten as much attention is the russians hire hundreds, if not a few thousand people to go on to western web sites, go on to newspapers here and put pro-putin, anti-obama comments. so you can't always tell, is it russian? is it a trump supporter? who is it? but they have an active disinformation campaign. >> and bots as well. >> guest: yeah. >> they've used bo to ts at least to try to swing some of these

almost as much as trump. >> do you know where benghazi is?re in india. >> coast of india? benghazi, under iraq? >> wrong, sir, wrong. >> it begins with "l." >> lima. >> peru? >> i don't know! >> libya. >> we should have had our guys deployed immediately. >> anything you hear right now is a lie so i don't really trust. >> except what i'm telling you. >> except for fox news. >> where can i get a swimsuit like that? >> yes, these are, you know, a dying breed. >> i wonder why they're dying. >> i like it though. >> i can tell. >> watters and this is my world. >> hello, world. >> unfortunately, the show is now over, but the -- be sure to follow me on facebook twitter and instagram and, remember, i'm (sfx:starter pistol shot) ♪music ♪we lose our way, we get back up again♪ ♪it's never too late to get back up again♪ ♪one day, you're gonna shine again,♪ ♪you may be knocked down, but not out forever♪ >>> welcome to "red eye." let's check in with andy levey at the tease deck. >> thanks, tom. coming up on the big show a former miss universe fat shame brus

they will point out, it looks like patricia smith saying look what you did in benghazi. you allowed her son to die. do you have an apology for the woman? we have to see what donald trump did on the debate stage. this is donald trump. it's hard to predict what he'll do. they are setting up the stage to go after her on foreign policy and force her to have a more personal interaction with an individual. they believe they are not trustworthy, mechanical, robo c robotic. she's not a real person like trump is. he's an anti-politician. that's what they will try to do. they were trying during the first few debates and you can say whether that was successful or not. >> as we can hear some of the energetic unlv students behind us, kristen welker, when he gets confused on foreign policy she can come back at him on russia, on vladimir putin. as he attacks her for wikileaks and there are 4,000 plus more pages today alone. she can counter and say, yeah, but your buddy vladimir putin is the guy the fbi suspects of being behind this. >> that will be the sharp line of attack. she'll ramp

almost as much as trump. >> do you know where benghazi is?mewhere in india. >> coast of india? benghazi, under iraq? >> wrong, sir, wrong. >> it begins with "l." >> lima. >> peru? >> i don't know! >> libya. >> we should have had our guys deployed immediately. >> anything you hear right now is a lie so i don't really trust. >> except what i'm telling you. >> except for fox news. >> where can i get a swimsuit like that? >> yes, these are, you know, a dying breed. >> i wonder why they're dying. >> i like it though. >> i can tell. >> watters and this is my world. >> hello, world. >> unfortunately, the show is now over, but the -- be sure to follow me on facebook twitter follow me on facebook twitter and instagram and, remember, i'y odors in your car, you think it smells fine but your passengers smell this... eliminate odors you've gone noseblind to for up to 30 days with the febreze car vent clip break out the febreze, and [inhale/exhale mnemonic] breathe happy. my insurance rates are but dad, you've got... ...allstate. with accident forgiveness

goes out to the families that lost loved ones in benghazi. there were at least seven congressional investigations and they all came to the same conclusion. there was no wrongdoing. the majority leader of the house kevin mccarthy actually said they only did that for political reasons. to embarrass hillary. >>> today on the campaign trail clinton touted her performance during last night's wild debate . she claims her campaign now picking up supporters not from democrats and independents and even some republicans. as for the gop house speaker paul ryan said he is no longer able to defend donald trump. after the release of the tapes. during an emergency meeting with congressional members ryan said the tape puts republicans control for congress in >>> keep it here for continuing coverage of campaign 2016 on air and online. >>> we are tracking your tomorrow. tomorrow's hearing was made at the request of prosecutors who are mulling over whether the sheriff will face criminal charges for failing to stop 2011. >>> we are tracking a developing story ou

he is stuck on bhegs the e-mail, benghazi, the clinton foundation. can unite republicans but clearly, trump has his own fight. >> republicans just want to talk about change, change, and they could use these e-mails to some effect. i want to talk to you with an entirely different subject. we have president obama on cnn.com writing an exclusive editorial today. and he is calling for a manned mission to mars. all those sci-fi folks out there will love this. within the next 20 years, he said we have set a clear goal vital to the next chapter of america's story in space, sending humans to mars by the 2030s, and returning them safely to earth with the ultimate ambition to remain there for an extended period of time. will r continued cooperation between government and private innovators. and we're well on the way. >> he has been accuseds of being spock like at times. so this is in keeping with that. it is fascinating. it shows you where the space program is going. sort of this public/private partnership. it is not just nasa. they are saying these private co

he meant benghazi.gop wants to raise it as a talking point against her, it is legitimate. >> so, curt, you heard that. something dawned an you. walk us through it. >> well, trump was reading that as an e-mail from sydney blumenthal, a close confident of hillary clinton and presenting it as the evidence that even those closest to hillary clinton knew that this was -- you know, that benghazi was a scandal and it was a legitimate attack. after he said it, all the people in the audience started cheering "lock her up, lock her up," but the problem is those aren't sydney blumenthal's words. those are mine. that was from an article i wrote more than a year ago that came out just before the benghazi committee's testimony or hillary clinton's testimony before the benghazi committee. what made this particularly odd is that earlier in the day that same e-mail, the same e-mail where my words were being put into sydney blumenthal's mouth appeared on a website run by russian media outlet. it was the same thing. it wa

the attack was almost certainly preventable - benghazi. in other words, he is now admitting they could have done something about benghazi."but what trump quoted wa written by blumenthal - it was one portion of a newsweek article. "sidney blumenthal sent an e-mail to john podesta that mail to john sent an e- blumenthal sent an e-mail to john podesta that attached an article that i wrote."the wiki- leaks dump also raised questions about clinton's paid speeches to wall street executives.... the transcripts of which she's refused to release.the hacked e-mails include apparent passages from those transcripts include -- one where she says quote: "there's nothing magic about regulations... too much is bad, too little is bad... and the people that know the industry better than anybody industry. "those words, potentially at odds with what she's said publicly about wall street. "wall street "wall street can never be allowed to threaten main street again. no bank can be too big to no bank can be too big to fail, no executive too powerful to jail."i'm

with trump trying to an american killed in benghazi to the debate. >> benghazi, there have been seven to ate congressional investigations on. >> that was all for the people who died, jen. >> we think it's a resolved issue in the voters' minds. >> reporter: also dealing with the torrent of stolen e-mails released by wikileaks. tonight, new messages, one from campaign chairman john podesta another, three months before clinton nailed the nomination, podesta listing potential running mates in what he calls food groups, dividing them by race and gender. on the list, apple's tim cook, bill and melinda gates, sanders down at the bottom of the e-mail in a category all by himself. despite those e-mails, tonight team clinton sending sanders to arizona, going for a win in red states. michelle obama going there thursday. >> mr. trump is the least qualified candidate in the history of this country. >> reporter: and clinton getting more backup tonight, after an fbi agent said he felt pressured by the state department not to label one of clinton's e-mails classified, a charge tonight by both the fbi

you have benghazi. you have the ema-mails and the server.es that leave you? >> that leaves me erring on the side of trump. >> when it companies to women, the latest nbc news survey monkey poll shows that hillary clinton leads donald trump in every age group. >> tell me how you get over the character concerns with trump. >> i don't think you get over it. i have to trust that he's going to put good people around him that will help guide him in making good sound decisions and pray that he can hold it together for four years. >> i have a hard time with donald trump because a lot of what he says goes back and forth so much. you can actually watch him contradict himself. >> what advice would you give mr. trump if he sat here? >> he needs to be humble. admit he's done awful things and turn it around and start being trump the republicans nominated. >> any lead they're admits to treating women in a certain way, it's hard to say they are a good choice to be the leader of the free world. >> historically, women vote in higher numbers than men. in 2012,

mccain: i don't associate her with benghazi. i associate her with hillary clinton, whose stewardship of the state department, and was a wassion-maker after gaddafi killed, we walked away. we wrote a piece in "the wall street journal. you can't walk away. but the point is. benghazi has been lied about and lied about and lied about. we know that from the e-mails and tragically, we now have a director of the federal bureau of investigation that has destroyed the credibility of the of by allowing servers information to be destroyed, by taking actions that have nothing to do with his responsibilities. yes, there was plenty of investigations of benghazi. and there should have been because of the needless deaths of these brave, young americans. at the same time, there has been a cover-up, the likes of which i have not seen and i believe that the facts someday will come out. accidental, an unprovoked demonstration. it was an act of terror that took the lives of four brave americans. the e-mails you spoke about, senator mccain, do you ag

even the republican committee on benghazi found no wrongdoing on clinton's part. what you can say is that the people in benghazi asked for more security features and staff and didn't get all they asked for. is it possible giving the mission there everything it wanted for securi prevented deaths? yes. can you prove that it would have? no. bottom line, hillary clinton had a role to play in all the stories this ad brings up and her positions on these issues are fair game, but the ad stretches the truth and oversimplifies those issues to try to pin all the blame for them on hillary clinton. with your truth test i'm brandon rittiman. >> our research and more truth are posted on be with -- sides are posted on 9news.com. >>> ahead a possible explanation for what created a mysterious fireball over northern japan this morning. >>> a mysterious fireball hurled across the sky across northern japan this morning. a television weather camera captured this video. before disappearing. one astronomist said the object was likely a meteor, though meteors that bright are quite rare.

. >> benghazi, there have been seven to ate investigations on. >> that was all for the people who died, jen. >> we think it's a resolved issue in the voters' minds. >> reporter: also dealing with the torrent of stolen e-mails released by wikileaks. tonight, new messages, one from campaign chairman john podesta calls bernie sanders a dufus. another, three months before clinton nailed the nomination, podesta listing potential running mates in what he calls food groups, dividing gender. on the list, apple's tim cook, bill and melinda gates, sanders down at the bottom of the e-mail in a category all by himself. despite those e-mails, tonight team clinton sending sanders to arizona, going for a win in red states. michelle obama going there thursday. >> mr. trump is the least qualified, the least qualified candidate in the history of this country. >> reporter: and clinton getting more backup tonight, after an fbi agent said he felt p state department not to label one of clinton's e-mails classified, a charge tonight by both the fbi and the state department. president obama weighing in. >> i

what happened in benghazi? there are some tid bits in there that lead to some things. >> you think ultimately he needs on pivot away from saying the women accusing him are too ugly to grope toward benghazi. >> i think she pivot to basically five core issues. west the american people on all of those people. i think if he drives that and makes it more are what are her positions. you kept saying, she's going to talk about this and that. she doesn't have to lay out an immigration plan shelf doesn't to have lay out on health care. >> she did talk about it last time. >> she didn't. she said donald trump had to defend more substance than she. did i think if we can make it more about what she will offer to the american people. they may be disappointed. >> on this wikileaks issue, because what marco rubio said is right i appreciate what you said about it. donald trump has had the same briefings. he has been told that the russians have hacked in. and i would wonder if she is going to put him on the spot tonight and say,

on the benghazi investigation. congressman cresent hardy is just one of our local republican leaders no longer supporting his party's nominee. he spoke to our political team... and says he still doesn't know what name he'll be voting for on november 8th. cresent hardy @ "i said definitely pretty clearly that i will not be supporting hillary clinton at the end of the day.s candidate." hardy is trying to keep his seat in congress-- he's running against state senator ruben kihuen. congressman joe heck, senator dean heller and governor brian sandoval have also said they no longer plan to support trump. right now-- a lot of people are worried about voter fraud-- and now state security officials are trying to ease your concerns. barbara cegavske secretary of state 21:54:17:27 there's a lot of things that come out, a lot of information, that is not day-- fbi agents, staff from the attorney generals office, and local law enforcement officers will be at polling locations all over town keeping an eye on things, and helping w

how about benghazi. how about, how about benghazi where ambassador stevens sent 600 different messages to hillary clinton and she didn't even respond. the only one she spoke to was that sleaze sidney blumenthal her friend who obama told her you cannot deal with and she did behind obama's back. a trump administration will stop the reckless interventions and instead focus on defeating and totally destroying isis. we're also going to build up our cyber defenses. cyber is a big thing. and keep our power grid and our vital infrastructure modern and safe. and the word keep is an incorrect word because we have to rebuild it. it's a mess. so old. it's falling apart. we're going to use cyber offense where we need to and keep the enemy from recruiting online. isis is taking our children and kids out of our country because they're using the internet better than we know how to use it. and we're the one that is came up with it. at the same time, we're going to completely rebuild our very depleted military. we're goin

steve: are you surprised the moderator, lester holt, did you expect e-mails, goldman sachs in benghazi to come up in future rounds? how do you think that will -- hilary: i am sure they will. he objectively lost every opportunity to push on her. i don't think goldman sachs that he can attack her for her wealth, i don't think so. [laughter] e-mails, i thought her answer was great. it was short and sweet. he did not hit much beyond that. i think whatever problems, and i would be cure on alex's view, and i can't believe this guys helping trump. i love him so much. close friends for a long time. steve: do you remain friends? alex: we will see about another few weeks. hilary: with donald trump there are 1000 things to go at. with hillary there is sort of one. alex: i have a longer list. hilary: we had one issue with e-mails playing over a thousand times. we have a thousand issues playing once. imagine the -- steve: let me get alex a chance to talk about the targets of hillary. you wrote a great line. i want to ask a you square all this. we're all friends. you wrote, if you're angry and alone

do you think that hillary clinton misled the country during benghazi?ent along with the obama administration in misleading the country, yes. >> years of investigations and hearings concluded that the state department should have taken much stronger security precautions and that intelligence warnings were ignored. investigators concluded clinton was not directly to blame, but she took responsibility in this cnn interview in 2012. >> i take responsibility. i'm in charge of the state department, 60,000 plus people all over the world, 275 posts. >> the tragedy in benghazi -- >> that wasn't good enough for patricia smith, whose son, shawn, was killed that day. >> i blame hillary clinton personally for the death of my son. that's personally. >> how do you feel when relatives of the four americans killed that might continue to blame you personally for their deaths? >> well, i feel very sorry for them. i understand the grief that they still must be experiencing and i'm, you know, very sympathetic to their feelings. there have been nine independent investigation

i think what she did in benghazi was bad and how she treated the families of the victims of -- i just don't see any positive changes with hillary clinton in the next four years as i see with donald trump. host: i have no idea how this has come down to this. ims so terrified tonight to be an american. you are on the air, supporting secretary clinton. want to say how are people calling it a clinton a hypocrite, and he is going to ?uild a wall i thought america was the land of the free.

, the benghazi terrorist attacks occurred and that she was behind, in some measure, the shipment of armshorized, a famous work-around, that's the lexicon for avoiding the rules and doing all sorts of iran-contra-like things. >> i think it's a stunning maneuver to end the prosecution, one job of the next attorney general is to investigate the prior administration under loretta lynch and eric holder. i mean this is the kind of politicization of the justice department. >> i got to ask you a question. this is a republican senate, it is a republican-led congress. where the hell is the oversight from those committees and why don't they know the answers? >> yeah, i think, look, i've been the victim of democratic committee oversight for many years and it's a very effective tactic, and i think the congress should have been using it more if we don't get the white house but we hold the house and the senate. they'll have plenty to do. lou: i have to be honest with you. occasionally, both of these parties, i weigh them, balance them carefully. they both scare the hell out of me. ambassador bolton, th

so you understand when she said 3:00 in the morning, take look at benghazi. she said who is going to answer the call at 3:00. guess what. she didn't answer because when ambassador stevens -- >> yes is, the discipline of good leader? >> 600 times. she said she wasn't awake at 3:00 in the morning also sent a tweet out but i won't mention. that she said she'll be awake. famous thick, we'll answer our call at 3:00 in the morning, guess what happened. ambassador stevens, ambassador stevens sent 600 requests for

trump said that ambassador chris stevens-- who died in the 20-12 benghazi attack-- sent 600 emails to clinton-- asking for increased security. our fact-checkers found... that's needs context... saying emails reveal that the topic of security was being discussed back and forth. clinton says there's no evidence that classified information got in found-- that also needs context. the f-b-i says there's no evidence her server was hacked... but it would have been possible to hack it. trump also admitted to not paying federal taxes for a number of years. and he was forced to acknowledge the "elephant in the room"-- the 2005 recording of him making lewd comments about women. donald trump also audience who accused former president bill clinton of sexual misconduct... and hillary clinton of mistreating them. this mroning-- both sides are claiming victory in the debate. ' corey? donald trump continued to defend comments recorded during a 2005 soap opera cameo... when moderator anderson cooper asked trump if he unders w trump said - he was embarrassed and not proud of it...but it was all just - q

do you think that hillary clinton misled the country during benghazi? went along with the obama administration in misleading the country, yes. >> years of investigations and hearings concluded that the state department should have taken much stronger security precautions and that intelligence warnings were ignored. investigators concluded clinton was not directly to blame, but she took responsibility in this cnn interview in 2012. >> i take responsibility. i'm in charge of the state department, 60,000 plus people all over the world, 275 posts. >> the tragedy in benghazi -- >> that wasn't good enough for patricia smith, whose son, shawn, was killed that day. >> i blame hillary clinton personally for the death of my son. that's personally. >> how do you feel when relatives of the four americans killed that might continue to blame you personally for their deaths? >> well, i feel very sorry for them. i understand the grief that they still must be experiencing and i'm, you know, very sympathetic to their feelings. there have been nine independent investigati

>> i don't associate her with benghazi.er with hillary clinton who stewardship of the state department and was a decision-maker after gadhafi was killed, we walked away and lindsey graham and i wrote a piece. you can't walk away or things are going to go hell in a hand basket. but the point is that benghazi has been lied about and lied about and lied about. we know that from the emails and tragically we now have a director of the federal bureau of investigation that has destroyed the credibility of the fbi by allowing servers information to be destroyed, taking actions which have nothing to do with his responsibilities and so we now have, yes, there was plenty of investigations of benghazi and there should have been because of the needless deaths of these brave young americans, but at the same time there has been a cover-up, the likes of which i have not seen and i believe that the fact some day will come out that this was not an accidental unprovoked demonstration. it was an act of terror that took the lives of four brave

and we haven't heard that much about benghazi at any of these debates, steve.is an issue that does resonate to some. some on the left have dismissed it. some in the middle who carl cammeron has told us may be undecided how much hay can be made of benghazi tonight. >> depends how he brings it up. something that will energize his base. republicans and conservatives supporting trump already have been fired up about benghazi and have been for four years. the question is whether it will appeal to independents. i think he would be better as someone investigating benghazi better focused on some of the other issues focused on obamacare and economy and iran deal and other foreign policy problems. >> you wrote this piece about a republican memo sent out wednesday to republican lawmakers from the house g.o.p. campaign arm warning that growing fundraising gap with house democrats is unsustainable, could lead to substantial losses. that sounds like kind of a, you know, we got to get some more money in here but it also potentially is sounding the alarm about house races over

benghazi..he's invited sean smith's mother. smith died in the benghazi attack. this is the america that i know and love.clinton's airing this new ad today in 7 swing states. aides say she'll go positive tonight.. and be ready to address wikileaks emails. former trump rival marco rubio says those leaked emails can't be trusted.our intelligence officials- who are not partisan people - have agency. and i - we cannot be a country where foreign intelligence agencies can interfere or influence our political process." trump's campaign manager says trump emphasize plans he revealed on while campaigning this week. he gave a ten point veterans administration reform plan, five point plan to defeat islam, four point plan for middle class tax relief. yesterday is his multi point plan to, i think to, as he says drain the swamp. this is the final ?de? trump will make a joint appearance tomorrow night in new york. they're both scheduled to attend the "al smith" dinner. that's where presidential candidates ?usually? exchange good natured jokes. new york cardinal timothy dolan, m

she lied to the benghazi families. she lies and it's always for political gain.t the rapist of a 12-year-old girl. cathy shelton. i want her to defend her laughing on the tape years after getting that guy a plea bargain. >> first, she wasn't laughing at that -- she was not laughing at that young woman -- >> she was giggling, she said, i never had faith in lie detector tests -- in her arkansas accent, wherever that came from. >> tonight, patricia smith is coming. that makes a lot of sense. i know for my family, for my kids, i want to be physically safe, financially secure, free in this country. >> yes. >> help me understand why bringing president obama's half-brother tonight, how does that help voters know who they want to elect as the next president of the united states? >> well, that's all right. he wanted to come and we're happy to give him a ticket. >> you guys are friends with him? >> i'm not personally friends with him. >> donald trump's friends with him? >> we're very inclusive. >> so just -- it's being inclusive, that's why -- >> no, we're happy to invite

he's admitting they could have done something about benghazi. came out a little while ago. lou: donald trump going after hillary clinton with some of the material from the latest wikileaks document dump. i'm sitting here with my radio show host mike gallagher. and tammy bruce. i'm excited because i'm watching donald trump with notes. you don't see him do that. last night in the debate, nets was writing things down. somehow it gave him an even stronger presence to be doing that. do you disagree? >> i a of people were worried using notes or a teleprompter would ruin him. his nature is overcoming all of this. what i love about what we just saw is he's sticking with the issues. this will be key for the 29 days. i don't know what's going to happen. he saved himself last night, showing a remarkable level of leadership. lou: how far do you think he beat her by? >> it wasn't univision's numbers. they say she won 92-8. as a private citizen all of his life he has never run for dog catcher. so what he did this year for history will be one of the most remar

does hillary see this -- benghazi didn't come up, e-mails didn't come up. i'm interested. you know important people. what do you think each side has to do? is he going to beat hillary? alex: they can be just as dull and uninteresting as the first debate. what does donald trump have to do next time? i thought hillary's debate strategy was very sharp, very smart. these are two candidates with 75% unfavorable ratings. they are working to get them up to about 150% unfavorable ratings. whoever the debate is about is losing. hillary let the debate be about donald trump. i think donald trump let the debate be about donald trump. it is much better if the debate is about the american people in the future. when the debate is about the future, guess what happens. it drives change. the desire for change. 70% think the country is on the wrong track. what does donald trump have to do? make the debate about where hillary clinton would take this country and why that is more of the same and why we can't afford that and why eight more years i take the country in the wrong direction. that i

that her state department tried it help out the fbi in exchange for reclassifying an e-mail about benghazi and donald trump expects to win but if he loses, craig boswell reports. >> hillary clinton is running a rigged election, that what is seems to many. >> he has slammed the process. monday you tweeted, large scale fraud happening on and before election day. why do republican leaders deny it? >> can and election be rigged? >> no. it can't be rigged, the system is designed against it. >> chris election lawyer and his claims are dangerous and undermine trust in a system. >> people are going to realize it's an honest election and it will give them confidents in the outcome. >> it's a guy who is whining because he is a big bully who is getting beaten. trust issues. >> republican congressional leaders said fbi documents show a state department contacted an fbi official to dispute the classification of an clinton e- mail about benghazi. the bureau official asked kennedy about a request for more fbi slots. the fbi said that the classification was not changed and denied republican claims that th