blumenthal? sen. blumenthal: no. she is not a liar. i think hillary clinton is going to be a president that stands up ordinary people. dennis: thank you. permit?o you have a gun mr. carter: i do. sen. blumenthal: no. dennis: how would you grade dan malloy's performance as governor? blampt i don't give grades to public officials. he is working hard and has a tough job. mr. carter: i think malloy has failed the state. dennis: do you want the governor a third term? sen. blumenthal: that's the governor's decision and the decision of the people of connecticut. i hope the people of connecticut will choose me for a second term. mr. carter: i think you should run again because i think it will be a strong year for republicans because he is not done what's right by our state a unitedully there's states senator to watch that race. >> do you support early voting? sen. blumenthal: i do. mr. carter: i do. dennis: that is our time for this sunday morning. you both for being with us, our candidates, richard blumenthal and dan carter. >> a reminder tha

blumenthal. blumenthal: it's infrastructure. it will create jobs and improve our transportation system. whether it's cost effective should be determined. >> moderator: senator blumenthal, role model. who do you look up to? blumenthal: i look up to role models in this country but also a abroad. pope francis is someone whom i greatly admire. >> moderator: mr. carter? carter: james earl jones, of all people. here's a guy who overcomes a major stuttering problems to be one the -- to be one of greatest voices we'll always remember. intestinal fortitude. >> moderator: do you think the indian name so offensive? do you think they should change it? carter: it's not offensive, they should not change it. >> moderator: mr. blumenthal. blumenthal: it certainly offends some people to have native american imimagines and identities -- images and identities asthmas cots, and i've advocated that the redskins change their name as well. >> moderator: mr. carter, several buildings in connecticut are named for slave owners, should that be renamed? ca

blumenthal.his issue goes to the core of what i tried to do in washington, which is stand up for people when special interests try to get their way to maken are entitled these choices about contraception, having a child. every time planned parenthood is under threat, and it has been five or six times, i stand with planned parenthood. planned parenthood provides education, contraceptive women to enabling avoid pregnancy, if that is their choice. in fact, only a tiny part of what planned parenthood does is abortion. we want abortion to be safe, legal, and rare. >> i think some are frustrated by gridlock in washington. many bills raised do not get debated or voted on. what would you do to be more productive and make congress more productive? everybody is frustrated with washington and it is a huge issue. one of the problems is the different bills and things thrown out there and you just mentioned planned parenthood, a good example. recently, we spoke about the zika virus crisis and we were talking a

blumenthal, who is the best u.s. senator in connecticut history? sen. blumenthal: the best u.s. senator in connecticut history? --bably abe >> i will follow up. do you think the number of abortions in connecticut is rare? sen. blumenthal: you are asking me this question? i think the number of abortions isn't the measure of the effectiveness of constitutional law. it is the individual exercising the right to choice that is important. by the way, i will fight to bring jobs home. mr. carter: no, not rare. >> do you support the tunnel? mr. carter: i would have to see all the details. it's a big deal. sen. blumenthal: it is infrastructure that should be seriously considered. whether it is cost effective should be determined. >> who do you look up to? sen. blumenthal: i look up to role models in this country and abroad. mr. carter: james earl jones. he overcame a speech impediment. >> do you think the mascot is offensive? mr. carter: it is not offensive. they should not change it. sen. blumenthal: they should change it. it offends some people to have native american images and identit

"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 reid binion reporting. the latest marquette university law school poll comes out this afternoon.we'll find out where the candidates stand just four weeks before the election.the statewide poll asks voters about the presidential and senate races along with a varitey of major pol

how do you know blumenthal wasn't behind that quote? >> because i wrote it.here, sidney blumenthal sent an e-mail to john podesta that attached an article that i wrote. and it is impossible to look at the blumenthal e-mail and not realize that this 10,000 words that follows are from "newsweek." they say "newsweek time and again. deep in the article are those two sentences that the russian government, through a russian news agency, published as an article saying this was the october surprise and it shows that even hillary clinton's, you know, close allies knew that she could have stopped benghazi. >> so what's the assertion? is the assertion that not that he misread the e-mail that came out in the wikileaks, your assertion is that somehow donald trump got ahold of russian propaganda outside of the wikileaks dump and was using that? >> there are two possibilities. one is that both the russians and donald trump were tricked into believing a manipulated e-mail, or the russians manipulated it and donald trump fell for it. but there's -- if you look at the e-mail,

lamb: it is a constant theme in the last two years about sidney blumenthal. how does he fit in the story? ms. dowd: donald trump keeps trying to bring him up in the debate and rallies and no one knows who he is. unless, i mean, people in washington do but none of these people at the trump rallies. it is so funny to see donald trump trying to make that state. -- make that stick. it is a rare case where trump is right that sidney blumenthal was one of the ones who, you know, was smearing people and, what is the issue he came up and most recently? mr. lamb: i know exactly what you are talking about. ms. dowd: the birther thing where hillary -- you know, he was trying to say hillary actually started the birther thing and it turns out that sidney blumenthal went to a reporter and suggested he sent a reporter to kenya to check out and see if obama was really born in kenya. you know, as always with donald trump there can be a kernel of truth in what he is saying. that does not excuse his absurd and offensive birther campaign, but there were hillary people calling re

blumenthal: thanks for that important question.ere is what i am doing to create jobs in connecticut. the federal government should do more to help. i have been leading the effort principally focusing on investment in national defense, bringing jobs. investment in our roads, bridges, rails, and infrastructure through the transportation bill i helped to lead is bringing construction jobs to connecticut. people need the skills to fill the jobs that exist now. there are thousands of more jobs to be brought to the state by those investments. of course, lowering taxes, tax credits for investment in research, development, new capital, machinery, lowering the medical device tax, all of this is accomplished through my advocacy and i will fight for tax credits to bring jobs home and stop the rewards and special rights for companies that bring jobs overseas. this is part of the "bring jobs home." rather than tax rates for oil companies, billionaires, lowering the cost in connecticut involves roads, investment in defense, and skills training t

dowd: yes, with cindy blumenthal. we just happened to be standing in line.e was standing in line in front of it. we took this together. it was funny because bill has an allergy, a lot of allergies and he has an allergy with trees so they always photoshop the christmas tree before and after. oth have on ties. mr. lamb: the time was that? ms. dowd: that was probably the beginning of the clinton administration. i feel sorry for presidents for the media christmas party because they have to stand there and oppose with all of the reporters that they are probably seething about. i do not think it is a very pleasant evening for them. mr. lamb: it is a constant theme about sidney blumenthal. how does he fit in the story? ms. dowd: donald trump keeps trying to bring him up in the debate and rallies and no one knows who he is. unless, i mean, people in washington do but none of these people at the donald trump rallies. it is so funny to see donald trump trying to make that state. trump israre case where right that sidney blumenthal was know, the ones who, you and, what

blumenthal writes a quote.tant point has been universally across knowledged about the nine previous reports of benghazi. this is sidney blumenthal. she wasn't talking to ambassador stevens. even 600 calls. the attack was certainly preventible. clinton was in charge of the state department and failed to protect the united states personnel and american could that in libya, he meant benghazi. if the gop wants to raise that as a talking point against her, it's legitimate. he's admitting they could have done something about benghazi. this just 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 o

among the hacked documents from sydney blumenthal.ing on that e-mail, a russian state controlled news agency reported to it blumenthal. within hours, trump repeated that information as if it was tro. watch trump misuse all this. this just came out a little while ago. one important opponent has been universally acknowledged by the nine previous reports about benghazi. this is sydney blumenthal. the attack was almost certainly preventable. cleanse was in charge of the state department and it failed to protect the united states personnel. at an american consulate in libya. he men benghazi. if the gop wants to prays against her, if the gop wants to raise that against her. >> after learning that his words had been wrongly attribute to blumenthal, they wrote, this false story was reported only by the russian controlled agency. how did donald trump end up advancing the same falsehood put out by putin's mouthpiece? their you're a journalist. you're in a situation to see how a story is mismayed by a politician. there is gold in these e-mails t

. >> blumenthal writes.linton was in charge of the state department and it failed to protect the united states personnel at an american consulate in libya. he meant benghazi. if the gop wants to raise that as a talking point against her, it is legitimate. in other words he's now admitting that they could have done something about benghazi. >> in fact those words were not blumenthals. they were text copied direct wli from a "newsweek" story on benghazi written by curt eichenwald who spoke to cnn this morning. >> it is impossible to look at the e-mail this morning and not realize that the 10,000 words that follows are from news week. they say news week news week news week. >> reporter: it is not clear why trump and trump has not explained why he seemed to be putting out false investigation that had only been reported by russian outlets. on friday the department of homeland security publicly identified russia as the likely culprit for the hacks of the dnc and other democratic party officials. today the white ho

the two sentences were used, put into sydney blumenthal's mouth were on page 19.o that there were 22 mentions that this is an article from newsweek. the likely he llihood that two organizations -- the trump campaign and a russian government media site that's been cited by u.s. intelligence as being part of the campaign to upend the american election, the probability that both made the exact same mistake with the exact same sentences with the 75-page e-mail is pretty far-fetched. there is a possibility that there is a third party involved we don't know about feeding both the russians and the trump campaign. i'm not saying trump is a spy for russia or he's taking putin's words, but it is quite disturbing that a candidate for president of the united states is standing up in front of a crowd and reciting russian disinformation, russian propaganda as truth. if he doesn't know that it was russian propaganda -- and i don't believe he did -- there needs to be an exploration of where is he getting his information? who gave him that? how did it end up that he was reading, y

. >> so blumenthal writes a quote. i have to tell you this.owledged by the nine previous reports about benghazi, this is sidney blumenthal, the only one she was talking to. she wasn't talking to ambassador stevens even though 600 calls, probably desperation. the attack was almost certainly preventable are, benghazi. clinton was in charge of the state department and it failed to protect the united states personnel at an american consulate in libya. he meant benghazi. if the gop wants to raise that as a talking point against her, it is legitimate. in other words, he's now admitting they could have done something about benghazi. this just came out a little while ago. >> now, the trouble with that is that those words were not sidney blumenthal's to hillary clinton, they were, in fact, cut and pasted from a "newsweek" article written by curt ike iken wald. >> sidney blumenthal cut and pasted? >> cut and pasted to share with other members of the clinton staff. he's been following this story closely, he said these words sound familiar, let me look at

i'm going to go to senator blumenthal next. >> think mr. chairman. i want to thank you for all of the time and energy that you devoted to this very important work to both of you. mr. harvey, i think you raised, and passing one of the simple questions that faces us, why have a separate virginia healthcare system and i think you have heard some answers here which we see in our daily, literally in our daily lives when we visit virginia healthcare facilities, not only do veterans want to beat with fellow veterans, but there are ways that veteran care is tremendously enhanced by professionals who see them literally daily, hourly, for the same kinds of wounds, injuries, and so forth. i might just add, in an area that is receiving more research, there is an article yesterday in the new york times about the study being done on hospitals and measures of their quality and how when consumers are better informed not only about the metrics of outcomes but also about how they are cared for, actually the outcomes are better when the emotional or social factor is pa

dowd: yes, with sidney blumenthal. we just happened to be standing in line.was not with anyone and he was in line in front of me, so they took this together. it was funny because bill has an allergy, a lot of allergies and he has an allergy with trees so they always photoshop the christmas tree in afterwards. bill and i both have on ties. mr. lamb: how long ago was that? ms. dowd: that was probably the beginning of the clinton administration. i am in my annie hall look. i feel sorry for presidents for the media christmas party because they have to stand there and pose with all of the reporters that they are probably seething about. i do not think it is a very pleasant evening for them. mr. lamb: it is a constant theme in the last two years about sidney blumenthal. how does he fit in the story? ms. dowd: donald trump keeps trying to bring him up in the debate and rallies and no one knows who he is. unless, i mean, people in washington do but none of these people at the trump rallies. it is so funny to see donald trump trying to make that stick. it is a rare ca

this contact told blumenthal that the u.s. is totally out of the loop in berlin.mans have nobody to talk to and they don't expect to deal seriously with obama's ambassadorial appointment. we should expect germans and russians will cut their own separate deals on energy, regional security and et cetera. those deals will reflect narrow parochial economic and political needs indifferent to whether or not we deem them to be in the broader interest of the western alliance. melissa, back to you. melissa: just what you want out there, floating around on email on internet for anyone to see. perfect, peter. thank you. reporter: just ahead of the debate. just ahead of the debate. david: friday night document drop of more hillary emails comes on a day that the "wall street journal" revealed the obama white house around the state department coordinated a strategy in 2015 for downplaying or even stonewalling the story of hillary clinton's use of a private email server when she was secretary of state. is this more grist for sunday's debate? here is bret baier, host of "special

richard blumenthal and republican state representative dan carter.fsb in hartford, connecticut, this is one hour. now, eyewitness news presents the campaign 2016 u.s. senate debate. christ good morning and thanks for joining us on this very special edition of face the state. the united states senate debate featuring richard blumenthal and dan carter. >> thanks for joining us. this debate will be one hour with no commercial interruptions and will be live streaming and on our facebook page. we welcome your comments during today's event. each candidate will have two minutes to answer with one minute rebuttal. >> we have senator richard blumenthal and for the republicans, state representative dan carter. >> welcome, gentlemen. >> thank you for joining us. one of the responsibilities of the president will be to nominate someone to the supreme court. forither came to to ask suggestions from connecticut, who would you recommend and what about the cases they presided over? he or shees to you would be a good justice and why would your choice be better than yo

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 going to take care of our people. and that includes building state of the art systems of all kinds. when it comes to keeping america safe, i believe in three very important words. peace through strength. we don't want to use the militar

one e-mail showing infighting between clinton's campaign chairman john podesta and cindy blumenthal whoad konlt ver shall access to clinton miwhile she was secretary of state. podesta said sid is lost and i pay zero attention with what she says. it shows how clinton struggles to apologize about the e-mail server and offering a private apology on nbc. everyone knows she should apologize. apologies are like her achilles heel. clinton's campaign admitting the iran nuclear deal was a bad idea even predicting nuclear war. her campaign quoting illinois senator mark kirk saying quote this agreement con tems the next generation to cleaning up a nuclear war in the persian gulf. this is the greatest appeasement since chamberlain gave czechoslovakia to hitler to which podesta supplied, yup. there are plenty more where those came from. wikileaks promising to release 40,000 more e-mails by election day. >> all of that on top of what was released, what she had to say or some of her people had to say about evangelicals or catholics. >> there's a lot in there. one of the accusers unleashing a strong me

those sales are legalbut democratic senator richard blumenthal of connecticut says they shouldn't be. 11:35:58:25 aw: you watched our investigation. were you surprised to hear what the sales people at the dealerships told us? 11:36:05:20 sb: i was astonished and appalled by the kind of deception and really blatant kind of misleading pitches made. (aw) and to you it was clearly deceptive not just misunderstood or a lack of knowledge? anybody knowing that car was under recall and making that kind of pitch has blumenthal has proposed legislation - but faces opposition from dealer groups. the national automobile dealers association told cbs news in a statement the proposed law would lower consumers' trade-in values and "would not move us any closer" to getting all recalled cars repaired. stewart expects his lawsuit will make him a pariah among his fellow dealers, but says. es: i mean, it's so black and white in my mind, i just why everybody doesn't get it. how can you allow someone to sell a product that can kill or injure you? ((christianne klein)) >>> the owner of arrigo was not violati

them incorrect information now lawmakers are stepping in to stop it: (( democratic senator richard blumenthal of connecticut - "anybody knowing that car was under recall and making that kind of pitch has to be held accountable. )) ((brian loftus)) legislation... the national automobile dealers association says the law would lower consumers' trade-in values and "would not move us any closer" to getting all recalled cars repaired./// ((brian loftus)) >>> muppets fans... rejoice! disney is relaunching the popular "muppet babies" series... after requiring the rights back in 2004. it'll be c-g animated... and debut in 2018. the original series ran for following kermit the frog... piggy and fozzie bear on imaginary adventures./// ((brian loftus)) >>> here is what some of you said about it on our facebook page teresa said: how cute!!!! domokun said: hell yea... now how about fraggle rock? and devon was not optimistic.. saying they destroyed star wars... i certainly hope they don't do it to the muppet babies. you can join the conversation on the 8 newsnow facebook page./// ((brian loftus)) we will ta

steve blumenthal thinks it will be evaporation but in a big way. us now with his view. when we heard that you were expecting a pretty significant correction, that surprised us. how much of a correction do you see? >> i see 40 to 60% over next 18 month? liz: why? what would be the catalyst? >> you never feel it when we have a good bull market. we're near highs. all that is great. our trends are positive. our trading strategies are trend based but these are things that really concern me. you have got growth rates at somewhere around 1 1/2%. that is where we've been. this is the worst recovery in some period of time. we have five quarters in a row of negative corporate earnings. at the same time, valuations are the second highest in history. forward returns for the next seven years are likely to be negative. i don't know what it will be for the next seven months. liz: what do we make of companies like netflix, mcdonald's, jpmorgan, morgan stanley, that have done very well regardless of that? maybe that is the new normal? hate to say it we've been slog

discussion nwald e-mail that was doctored to make it seem as though his words were coming out mouth.ey blumenthal's are instances where the trump campaign is alleging collusion between the clinton campaign and that the -- the department of justice. were giving information about hearings that were going to take place. they were already public at the time. people have to be really careful about these things. i am not saying the clinton campaign is innocent of all charges. everyone has to examine these things with diligence about motive and facts. what these e-mails purport to be. when we come back, we will bring in a surprise guest. you may recognize him. ♪ ♪ john: i am here in new york city with alex wagner. florida,cohost is in where donald trump hosted a rally. mark halperin, how is the weather? mark: really sunny. too hot. and rainy. thank you. katie and i are at this trump event in florida. ands talk about wikileaks paul ryan. mentioned him earlier today. what was your sense of how the campaign wants to talk about this fight? >> it is a complicated relationship. i think that campaign wishes gop

. >> blumenthal writes -- just came out a little while ago. clinton was in charge of the state department, and it failed to protect the united states personnel at an american consulate in libya. he meant benghazi. if the gop wants to raise that as a talking point against her, it is legitimate. in other words, now admitting they could have done something about benghazi. >> that is not sydney blooth bll longtime hillary clinton supporter. lifted from a story, reported on in a russian outlet. reported as a sydney blumenthal e-mail and the republican nominee for president of the united states, who in 27 days could be president-elect is quoting from crazy, russian reports that are wrong. flat out wrong. want to be a conspiracy theorist, not the first time he's done this either. why is donald trump getting news from russian sources? >> even if you don't want to be a conspiracy theorist. interesting, pointing to the complexity of the story and the problem republicans have in mining it. all of these communications john podesta had, it's complicated, i

. >> so blumenthal writes the attack certainly prevent. he is now admitting they could have >> reporter: it was a portion of a newsweek article. >> it attached an article that i wrote. >> reporter: it also raised questions about the paid speeches to wall street executives. the emails include passages where she says there is nothing magic about regulations. too much is bad and too little those words potentially at odds with what she said publicly about wall street. >> wall street can never be allowed to threaten main street again. >> reporter: i am reid bennion reporting. >>> coming up, the latest on the broncos cornerback situation in our morning sports. >> good morning. lauren whitney here in for a cooler day. ,, when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i wan

senate candidates, richard blumenthal and daniel carter took part in a recent debate.y answered questions on a bright of topics including original notification, the health care law, corporate tax reform and how to fix a gridlock. wfsb posted of this debate. it's about one hour. ♪ ♪ >> good morning and thanks for joining us on this very special edition of his estate, a tiny senate debate featuring richard blumenthal and dan carter. i'm susan raff. >> this debate will be what our with no commercial interruption. we will be live streaming on wfsb.com. we welcome your comments during today's debate. each can about two minutes and each question with a one minute rebuttal. let's meet the candidates speak with senator richard blumenthal and for the republicans state representative dan carter. >> welcome gentlemen. spin thank you for joining us on face the morning. >> a coin toss has determined send blumenthal will be asked the first question would begin with that now. one of the first the first responsibilities of the next president of economic summit he is a supreme court. i

a russian media outlet reported was an e-mail to hillary clinton from long-time advisor sidney blumenthalthis just came out a little while ago. clinton was in charge of the state department. and it failed to protect the united states personnel in a consulate in libya. he meant the benghazi. if the gop wants to raise that as a talking point against her, it is legitimate. he is now admitting they could have done something about benghazi. >> reporter: those words were in the blumenthal's. they were copied text directly from a newsweek story written by curt ikurt eichenwald. it's impossible to look at the e-mail and not realize the words are from newsweek. >> it's not clear why trump, and trump has not explained, why he seemed to be parroting false information that had only been published by russian outlets. the e-mail is one of thousands from clinton staffers released by wikileaks in recent days. on friday the department of homeland security publicly identified russia as the likely culprit for the hacks of the dnc and other democratic party officials. today the white house vowed a proportion

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and the only one she talked to was sidney blumenthal, who's her friend and not a good guy, by the way, you know, she shouldn't be talking about that. now, tweeting happens to be a modern day form of communication. i mean, you can like it or not like it. i have, between facebook and twitter, i have almost 25 million people. it's a very effective way of communication. so you can put it down, but it is a very effective form of communication. i'm not un-proud of it, to be honest with you. >> secretary clinton, does mr. trump have the discipline to be a good leader? mrs. clinton: no. mr. trump: i'm shocked to hear that. [laughter] mrs. clinton: well, it's not only my opinion. it's the opinion of many others, national security experts, republicans, former republican members of congress. but it's in part because those of us who have had the great privilege of seeing this job up close and know how difficult it is, and it's not just because i watched my husband take a $300 billion deficit and turn it into a $200 billion surplus, and 23 million new jobs were created, and incomes went up for eve

and the only one she talked to was sudny blumenthal who is her friend, and -- sidney blumenthal who is her friend and not a good guy by the way, and now she should not be talking about. and tweeting is a modern day form of communication and you can happy to like it or not, and between facebook and twitter i have almost 25 million people, and it is an effective way of communication and you can put it down, but it is a very effective form of communication and i'm not unproud of it to be honest. >> and mrs. clinton, does mr. trump have the discipline to be a good leader? >> i achl shock ed ed to hear t >> well, it is not my opinion, but it is the opinion of many other, and national security experts, republicans, former republican members of congress, but it is in part because those of us who have had the great privilege of seeing the job up close and now ow ho difficult it is and it is not just because i watched my husband take a $300 billion deficit and turn it into a $200 billion surplus, and 23 million new jobs were create and incomes went up for everybody, and african-american incomes

blumenthal sent mcclatchy, highly respected reporter to kenya to find out about it.hey were pressing it hard. she failed to get the birth certificate. when i got involved, i didn't fail. i got him to give the birth certificate. so i'm satisfied with it, and i'll tell you why i'm satisfied with it, because i want to get onto defeating isis, i want to get onto creating jobs, because i want to get onto having a strong border, i want to get onto things that are important to me and important to the country. moderator: i'll let you respond that it is important, the answer here, the birth certificate was produced in 2011, you continued to tell the story and question the president's legitimacy in 12, 13, 14, as recently as january, the question is, what changed your mind? trump: nobody was pressing it, caring much about it, i figured you'd ask the question tonight, of course, nobody was caring much about it. i was the one that got him to produce the birth certificate, and i think i did a good job. secretary clinton also fought it. now everybody in mainstream is going to say

could have had top secret classified information, sidney blumenthal is not working for the government memo we are seeing now, they are not even formatted as email, we don't know what these emails are, there is nothing remotely interesting in these emails. stuart: that man sidney blumenthal is a political hack and they were sending classified information to him while he was doing business in libya. donald trump was lewd with women several years ago. liz: these emails were deleted and the other talking point defense if pressed on why these emails were deleted she could say sidney blumenthal was not a government employee so there was no obligation to preserve her emails to him and that is why they destroyed him. of the one check the big board, get me out of this, dow industrials up 113 points, nice gain above 18.2, there is another revealing wikileaks clinton email that may tie president obama to her email scandal. live report from dc in a moment and john stossel, libertarian guy and gary johnson, libertarian candidate. i will ask john stossel why vote for a pot head if he can't remember

. >> sidney blumenthal is long time clinton friend, intimate and operative who enjoys here in washington and elsewhere not the greatest reputation for straight dealing. >> huh-uh. >> joanna, susan, thanks very much. coming up, there is no better way to end a workweek like reading all mean tweets viewers send. in we have a few more of them straight ahead. stay with us. test test. test test test test miles from the latest we are getting on twitter. i was encouraged reading this one from jeff cupp who said if i didn't have but six months to live i would want to spend six months with you because that would be the longest six months of my life. was jonathan tuttle being entirely serious when he tweeted quote: please keep the feedback coming, folks. we really do like hearing from you. tweet me @ brit hume or email "on the record" at foxnews.com. that about does it for us tonight. the royale factor is up next with an interview with the billionaire mark cuban who has become quite a public figure in the presidential race this year. we leave you as always with our political quote of the day this o

senator blumenthal. >> thanks, mr. chairman. secretary mcdonald, i think in your letter to the president dated august 6, august 2, i'm sorry, 201 2016, you indicated u had concerns about the cost estimates. that the commission put together to reflect various options on the vha care system model which range i think of laws 65 billion, to 106 billion in fiscal year 2019, depending on a roll but, management and other factors. i want to say i appreciate the commission really devote itself to seeking to improve the va health care system and i certainly appreciate its recommendation but i wonder if you could explain the va's concern with those commission estimates. >> this is the nub of the issue with in terms of difference between the commission report at our point of you on the network. amateur nancy will comment more on later but the question is, how much unfettered access to the private sector do you allow the individual veteran and who takes responsibility for integrating their health care? we believe that as the va we need to ta

was sidney blumenthal, her friend, and not a good guy, by the way. but tweeting happens to be a modern day form of communication. you can like it or not like it. it's a very effective way of communicat communication. you can put it down, but it's very effective. i'm not unproud of it, to be trump have the discipline to be a good leader? >> no. >> i'm shocked to hear that. >> it's not only my opinion, it's the opinion of many others. national security experts, republicans, former republican members of congress. but it's in part because those of us who have had the great privilege of seeing this job up close, and know how difficult it watched my husband take a $300 billion deficit, and turn it into a $200 billion surplus. and incomes went up for everybody. it's not just because i worked with george w. bush after 9/11, and when i told him what the city needed to recover, he he stuck with me. and president obama, i worked with him, he inherited the worst financial crisis since the great depression. we're back on the right track. he would send us back int

sensitive file that appears to be associated with the clinton server "the file did not come from blumenthal's server, but contained a reference -- became concerned he found a classified document and stopped." they were suspicious of a group of employees. >>> so state department addressing the wikileaks dutch right now as another batch of the hacked e-mails from the clinton campaign come out today, among them, an alleged copy of the first list of clinton's potential vp picks and indications of more coziness between the clinton camp and the main stream media. ed henry has some of the revelations today. there is a suggestion that the vp candidates were broken down into what john podesta called "food groups" like your national, background, or your gender. >> exactly and the context here is he was basically in march of this year after a stronger challenge from bernie sanders writing to hillary clinton in private saying okay, i can breathe again. congrats on the fabulous night of victories. he call it's food groups. it is really racial and ethnic divide. first hispanics, then women, then senators,

. >> you owe the president an apology because your campaign, sidney blumenthal is another real winner have. >> does donald trump have the discipline need to be a good leader? >> no. >> i'm shocked to hear that. kennedy: let's meet with the party panel. the executive director of global gateway alliance, harris faulkner, there is so much to discuss. it's entertaining watching those short clips. it certainly is political theater. we could all be high mind and say i'm so disgusted by what took place on that debate stage. >> the inside the room audience then everybody else. who won last night? i don't think the american public won. i think we were steeped for 26 minutes in sex and i don't think there is much to know about that. when you look at the ratings back a short time before we began here, everybody was glued in the gooeyest part. 2 minutes. then they were falling like a plumber's pants. kennedy: you are among friends and that's quite all right. that's what we signs you up for. hillary clinton overwhelmingly won the first debate. this was a different hillary clinton and different don

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to sidneyeferences blumenthal, a variety of places where you can get a sense he had been studying. did you think so? >> once again, very low expectations, very low bar. i will admit he said the same phrase over hand over hand over again but he did throw in a new research points but at several points he failed. he did not understand the chinese deal. clearly, she had a better grasp of energy policy. foreign policy, he showed weakness. another widespread perception was secretary clinton was on defense for a decent check the night in the middle of the debate. do you think she held up relatively well which is taking tough questions from the audience, the moderators, and donald trump? >> i think she held up very well. i think there really was a contrast. i think people forget that donald trump, whereupon used to donald trump saying the same things over and over again. i'm great, i am wonderful, i will get along with m pidgin, i will defeat isis. it will be great. i don't think people realize a little substance there is. it is like we don't realize he does not say much. not say much toni

. >> reporter: those sales are legal but democratic senator richard blumenthal of connecticut says they shouldn't be. you saw our coverage. were you surprised what the dealerships told us? >> i was astonished and appalled by the kind of really blatant kind of misleading pitches made. >> reporter: and, to you, it was clearly deceptive? not just misunderstood or a lack of knowledge? >> anybody knowing that car was under recall and making that kind of pitch has to be held accountable. >> reporter: blumenthal has proposed legislation but faces opposition from dealer groups. the national automobile dealers association told cbs news in a statement, the proposed law would lower consumers trade-in closer to getting 100% of recalled cars repaired. stewart expects his lawsuit will make him a pariah among his fellow dealers but says. >> it's so black and white in my mind and i couldn't understand how somebody doesn't get it. how can you allow somebody to sell a product that could kill or injure you? >> the owner of arrego enterprises said he was not violating the law but said he had not reviewed t

. >> you owe the president an apology because as you know very well, your campaign sydney blumenthal is another real winner that you have and the that got this started with your campaign manager and were on television two weeks ago saying exactly that. you owe him an apology and sent the pictures around your campaign and sent the pictures with president obama in a certain garb long before i was involved. you actually owe an apology. to michelle obama. i got to see the commercials they did on you and the vote of vicious commercials of michelle obama talking about you. go back and take a look at those commercials. where you lost and fair and square unlike the bernie sanders race where you won, but not fair and square and all you have to do is take a look at wikileaks and see what they said about bernie sanders and between super delegates and debra wassermann schultz and i was surprised to see him sign on with the devil. the thing that you should be apologizing for are the 33,000 e-mails that you deleted and you acid washed and the two boxes of e-mails and other things last week that we