blake berman is going to tell us about them right now from washington. blake: 2,000 more new emails to the wikileaks released files. one e-mail dated from 2012 shows someone with a clinton foundation e-mail average writer, wants to bill clinton a 1 million-dollar birthday gift. saying a qatary would present one million dollar check that promised for wgc's birthday for 2011. it's unclear it was given or cashed. she never sent or received classified material. campaign spokesman bryan fallon writing, quote, no such material exists. it could be said that she misclassified info. we need to made clarify to mean that it is fine to perform redactions today but in doing so it doesn't mean that the material was classified at the time it was sent. clinton, of course, now says she never sent nor received material that was marked classified at the time. additionally thousands of documents released earlier this week appear to show what were later identified by the speaker bureau as, quote, speech flags from her paid speeches including to wall street firms. in one occas

blake berman with the fox business network is live with more. blake. blake: good morning to you from st. louis. she spoke briefly with reporters on her plane as she headed back to new york. she said she felt great about how things wept last night and said it wasn't tougher than she he shall wanted. -- she expected. earlier this morning the clinton campaign in the form of its campaign manager said that they were disappointed at that stubt. that's the way he described prior to the debate. they said that trump throughout the night tried to throw mud and knock clinton out of her game and that clinton with stood it and trump failed. trump said that should he become president, that his administration would prosecute clinton while earlier this morning trump owes clinton an apology. >> i would say it's chilling that donald trump think that is the presidency is like some banana republic leadership where you can lock up political opponents. i think he should apologize. blake: as for clinton, she heads to the midwest. she will be on two different colleges for vot

blake berman live at the trump international hotel.s a preview of his big speech straight ahead and lauren is about to tell you the exact names yanking the market's chain, she's live from the floor of the new york stock exchange. to politics we go and specifically florida, the crucial state at any moment will be that crucial moment where we see both hillary clinton and donald trump. secretary will take stage in tampa. the democratic nominee celebrating 69th birthday, second president elect if she wins. might not be a happy birthday after all at least according to bloomberg politics poll, donald trump leading clinton by 2 points in florida. this is the first time trump has led in nearly a month. adam shapiro in state of florida. they're now saying that the mail-in ballots have gop voters returning about 30,000 more than the democratic voters. what can we gleen from that? >> let's talk about the numbers right now. according to the florida division of elections as of this morning republicans have returned 606,144. people showing up early

blake berman in dc. we are in the home stretch of this wild and rather unprecedented election. it come down to a disgraced congressman who everybody thought was out of sight and out of mind, anthony weiner, former new york congressman could be a pivotal witness in clinton e-mail investigation and that alone can be a huge problem for hillary clinton come election day. charlie has been working the phones on this story. charlie, look, let's explain something. he was married and now separated to top clinton aide huma abedin and it's his computer that she was using for convenience sake, dump a lot of or secret stuff on and i say secret because anything with state.gov is not supposed to be put on unsecured device. >> those emails could have came from anyone including hillary clinton. we don't know the full extent of what's going on hire. we do know that anthony weiner took the computer that he shared with his wife to various places including pr where he worked, mww group. it was exposed in some general sense to the public. here is what we know right now. there is no deal, official de

blake berman live from washington with more on that. blake. blake: hi there, jenna.rst lady hit campaign trail five times already but today's appearance will be a first as michelle obama and hillary clinton will campaign together. despite being their first joint ra rally, clinton has channeled the first lady while out on the campaign trail, for example, listen here to clinton yesterday in florida when she was talking about donald trump. >> every time he says one of those outrageous things that he does have a -- yeah, wrong, he does have a way of saying, i just keep remembering michelle obama's words when he goes low, we go high. blake: as you know, president obama did win north carolina in 2008 but he lost it four years ago in 2012. the polling averages as they currently stand right now have clinton up a couple points in that state. in north carolina and most certainly beyond clinton and her campaign in the recent days have been warning against complacency. campaign manager releasing this video here. >> donald trump has been going around telling people not to listen

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neil: blake berman, much will be decided, attaching a lot of wikileaks protections, arguments he made that she lied, can't be trusted, says one thing, behind closed doors, her own folks are working in place with president obama's administration to say nothing of back and forth with the state department and fbi, you know the drill, cochairman supporting donald trump, it is almost a perfect stream of eventss that has to go your candidate's way. when we look at these polls and show 20% undecided in arizona that seems like a very high number of undecided voters. we have seen numbers not quite as high in a variety of states. the traditional view is a lot of undecided voters -- they are not saying it. >> i believe there is a low propensity voter. he is bringing new voters into this process. you have voters that haven't voted in the last we for elections, they voted at one time and asked for elections or none. there will be a higher turnout for donald trump and hillary clinton. hillary clinton is not a candidate of enthusiasm, donald trump is. you will see that november 8th. neil: what if he

blake berman is here with more. where is this heading? >> reporter: quite the showman. where is this headed? it needs to be said that in donald trump's rally this afternoon, that was the first thing he talked about. this is the headline last night, the rigged election and whether he would accept it. it was front page of all the papers and he comes out at the rally, that was the first thing he said. it is important to note one of the first things he said would be invoked al gore and the 2000 election with george w. bush. donald trump saying there is precedent here, very recently of challenging and election and trump made the argument we got elections, we have court systems, they are separate from each other and he doesn't want to give up a stance in either or if it should get to the case. trump in ohio this afternoon. >> if al gore or george bush had agreed three weeks before the election to concede the results and waived their right to legal challenge or a recount, then there would be no supreme court case. in effect i am being asked to wage centuries of legal precedent

blake berman has more on this. >> a couple thousand emails you mentioned thomas several days of this show hillary clinton's campaign manager, concerning the lead up to clinton's candidacy that she would be held accountable for the clinton foundation and also worrying debates surrounding the transpacific partnership could make going awkward presidential launch. among many thousands of emails released over the last several days, we have gone through them, we have gone through several themes including apparent coziness between the clinton campaign and some in the media, after a cnn reporter, a tweet involving refugees and email showed top clinton aide cheryl mills asked others on the campaign are we going to try to have the liberal media respond to the suspension the way conservatives would if reversed? another rate instructed to find out if that reporter wants, quote, backup. in the past hour in florida donald trump went on a diatribe against what he called the, quote, corporate media and he said the wikileaks email so many factions of the media are out to elect hillary clinton. >> the

trish: as we continue to watch trump in michigan, i want to go to blake berman who have been following developments on the fbi development. hey, blake. blake: earnest instead saying he would not defend nor would he criticize the director james comey but he did say that president obama does not believe comey has an alterior motive. >> the president doesn't seem that the fbi is trying to benefit one candidate or one political party. he's in a tough spot. blake: while earnest won't defend comey today the white house was back to do so back in july. donald trump is campaigning in michigan and keeping this, trish, front and center in the speech at one point he thanked anthony weiner and huma abedin and also throw credit to comey's way. >> it took a lot of guts. i really disagreed with him. i was not his fan, but i tell you what, what he did, he brought back his reputation. blake: for the latest, fbi has a warrant for weiner's computer, the meta data turned out positive hits for hillary's emails. how many emails might we be talking about and might they be classified. trish: wow, unbelievable

. >> blake berman, thank you. >>> the state of utah has voted republican going back to the 1960s.andidate evan mcmullen has a shot to win. that's coming up. ♪ we asked people to write down the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. roller derby. ♪ now give up half of 'em. do i have to? this is a tough financial choice we could face when we retire. but, if we start saving even just 1% more of our annual income... we could keep doing all the things we love. prudential. bring your challenges. rich is live in washington now. rich? >> shep, evan mcmullin announced he was running, and a new poll out today shows trump is still ahead with 34 points. hillary clinton with 28 points, but look at this. mcmullin gets 20% of the vote. and other recent surveys show the race is even closer. there's that just released poll from y2 analytics. the poll gives trump and clinton 26% each. mcmullin is right there with 22%. he's a byu alum. he's mormon and is focusing that lean campaign on the state. in 2012 then-republican nominee mitt romney, himself mormon, took utah w

fiery exchanges and numerous interruptions, blake berman is in farmville, virginia with the very latest, good morning to you, blake. blake: hi, there maria, that's certainly the headline coming out, all of the interruptions back and forth last night between mike pence and tim kaine, by no means is this an official number but one of the producers put the count at 39 interruptions for tim kaine, 19 for mike pence and keep in mind, this was just a 90-minute debate last night. we will give you one example here as the two sparred over the current state of the economy. >> the policies of this administration which hillary clinton and senator kaine want to continue have run economy into a ditch, we are in the slowest economic recovery since the great depression. >> 15 million new jobs. >> than the day that barack obama with hillary clinton at his side -- >> and the poverty level and med ian include dramatically. >> honestly, senator, you can roll out the numbers in the sunny side, people in scanton know any different. blake: another exchange, the candidates a lot of times they were sticking up

neil: blake berman, we are not finding as much aggressive reporting on this subject as anywhere. only go after donald trump or what he said, even if it is many years ago, but you do the same with hillary clinton, the clinton foundation and interaction with fundraisers from here and abroad in the middle east, and a cozy relationship with the press could explain why wikileaks doesn't get a fraction of the coverage donald trump's dealings have. you might be all for the head of wells fargo stepping down but -- john stumpf going into retirement. remember how it happened, how congress forced his hand, how washington, not merely wells fargo's board of directors made this happen, then ask yourself could it happen with my boss? could it happen to me? after this. ...as a combination of see products.. and customers. every on-time arrival is backed by thousands of od employees, ...who make sure the millions of products we ship arrive without damages. because od employees treat customer service... ...like our most important delivery. od. helping the world keep promises. perfect driving record

so president obama did in fact know that hillary clinton's private email, claiming he did not, blake berman> reporter: new emails joe how concerned hillary clinton's campaign was that clinton in her role as secretary of state had been emailing the president from a private account and not one that was issued by the state department. we take you back to march 2015 when president obama was asked this question. >> when did you first learn hillary clinton used an email system outside the us government for official business while she was secretary of state? >> the same time everybody else learned, through news reports. >> reporter: after that aired, campaign speechwriter josh irwin, according to the wikileaks document, the following, quote, you probably have more on this but looks like the president just said he found out hrc was using her personal email when he saw it in the news. that very email was forwarded to other top aides including cheryl mills who responded by simply writing this, quote, we need to clean this up. emails from her that do not say state.gov. a couple things to point out. th

blake berman is live in vegas with the highlights. blake, good morning to you. blake: we have heard donald trump over the last few weeks really, even the last couple of months make this claim that he believes the election is rigged. he add first try today make the argument that he feels basically that the media or at least most of it is in the bag for hillary clinton trying to get her elected come november 8th, in the last couple of days or last couple of weeks he has focused that on voter turnout saying he believes there's large-scale voter fraud going on all over the country. that led to quite possibly the biggest moment in the debate last night when chris wallace asked him this question. >> do you make the same commitment that you will absolutely accept the results of this election? >> i will look at it at the time. >> every time donald things are not going in his direction, he claims whatever it is is rigged against him. there was even a time when he didn't get an emmy for tv program and he started tweeting that the emmy's were rigged against him. >> should

candidates are gearing for one showdown tonight and blake berman is live in vegas with the preview of the big show tonight. blake: hi there, maria. a mile from you in the campus. hillary clinton and donald trump taking two very different approaches coming into this night. clinton has been off the campaign behind closed doors, she has been doing debate prep and her campaign defends it and she will be ready to answer any and all questions and potentially questions about the quid pro quo allegations within the state department, the debates get huge numbers and clinton is going to be prepared for tonight. at the start of the debate since then her polling numbers have increased. thus all of this debate prep. trump on the other hand has been on the campaign trail. made a couple of spots in colorado. he cast clinton strategy in a lircht light. take a listen here. >> sort of funny she's been doing this for 30 years now she has to do debate prep for five days. you know what the debate prep is, it's resting. it's lying downgoing to sleep. blake: speaking of trump he will have a unique visitor m

maria: blake berman reported earlier that there's a conference call today and we will see what they sayt trump overall, overall how do you grade trump's performance? >> i think he was great. he seemed a little bit defeated and i was worried about how the night was going to go. i think once we got through video comments, he really nailed it. we got the regular trump back, he was strong and assertive and answered things well. maria: you give him an a? >> i give him an a. maria: you sit he did a good job offsetting or responding to the lewd tapes. >> i wasn't offended by the first place. it was a while ago. maria: okay. >> i'm surprised. maria: a lot of people said to me this is turning into a race about what he said versus what she did. [inaudible] >> nancy has come out and said that she was the woman in those tapes. >> he did actually do these things. maria: what's your grade? >> c plus, he definitely improved from the first debate. typical donald trump self- who the base loves. as a conservative who we wanted to hear about action plan, rather than just complain and attack, i think he mi

maria: blake berman with the latest there. want to take a look back this morning as how the vice presidential debate has been a game-changer or not. first vice presidential debate. >> thanks, maria. maria: we wanting to through some of these. some of them really resinate. let's start with then vice president george h.w. bush and here is a snipped. >> let me help you with the difference between iran and the embassy in lebanon. >> let me just say first of all that i almost resent your attitude. maria: why this didn't tip the scale for the democrats in the election? >> because we are looking at it through a 21st century lens. i can tell you, you can see how women have come. george h. w. bush had treated her gently and walked tight rope and he got high marks. maria: really interesting how the time has changed. today that wouldn't be the case. in 1988, senator benson questioned dan quayle's qualification. >> senator, i served jack kennedy, i knew jack kennedy. jack kennedy was a friend of mine. senator, you're no jack kennedy. [che