we have chuck rocha and christian tate with libertarian chick.com.et's take a look at donald trump's plan. his plan bottom line you can see the details there you can see obamacare. you can take a look at clinton's plan she wants to expand the affordable care act amongst other things. which is the better fix? >> we need to privatize the system like trump wants to. looks like hillary clinton is going to win in november possibly by a land slide. we are going to see a push toward a government paid system. it will be a lot like medicaid kind of like the systems we see in europe or canada. while healthcare will be less expensive the taxpayers are going to get a massive bill. in the end you will have quality decrease and costs go up and have the benefit become tougher. you have waits like 2 or 3 years like you have in canada. >> hillary clinton saying this is the craziest thing in the world and a democratic governor saying the impact on mine state was not a good one. this is what the voters are talking about. you have to have congress vote for bill. you are

chuck r chuck rocha and adam goodman. thank you. >> thank you. >>> was there a moment last night that convinced you who to vote for? send us your comments or send an e-mail to us. i want to hear from you. the time is a few minutes after the hour. one of our most talked about guests yesterday said donald trump had one goal last night. >> if he stays on issue, talks to the american people about where they're hurting, what they need, we're going to win in a landslide. >> so did he pull it off? she's back with her take on trump's performance. trust me. you're not going to want to miss this. >>> jobs are being sucked out of our economy. i'm going to create tremendous jobs and we're bringing gdp from really 1% chrk it is what it is now, and if she got in, it would be less than zero. we're bringing it from 1% up to 4%. we have no country if we have no border. you do have experience. i say the one thing you have over me is experience, but it's bad experience because what you've done has turned out ba y badly. >> you just heard hi

to weigh in democratic strategist chuck rocha and washington free beacon aaron maclaine.hank you for joining us this morning. >> i am going to start with you this time. 90 minutes, no commercial breaks just like the presidential debate. 84 million people tuned in for that debate. how many people do you think will tune in this time around and what do they want to hear? >> substantially less than the other debate between donald trump and hillary clinton. i couldn't give you an exact number? what do they want to hear? i think a lot of independents in particular are looking to find a candidate they can like. the fact is the top of the tickets on both sides are historically unpopular. mike pence and senator kaine are parts of the establishment they are untainted by scandal and controversy compared to the frontrunners. that is something they should be focusing on even as they attack the ticket on the other side. >> speaking of courses and tracking a charge, you are all set with your cowboy hat you are ready to go. tim kaine will get the first question this evening. how do they

here to weigh in chuck rocha and gop strategist adam good man. thank you for being with us. good morning. >> as we have seen so far in this election the moderators make a huge difference. they pick the topics and control the flow of the debate. will this be the first fair and balanced one we will see? >> when you prep you try to get into the head of the moderator. i think there will be a lot of discussion about e-mails and tapes and gotcha moments. but i think the american people the little sector in the middle who wants to see the results so they can make a determination chris can keep them on track and make sure they ask, what do you mean about that policy? give us more details. i think that's what chris brings. i think that will be good tonight. american people want answers. this is the final time we will get to see them. >> as i mentioned chris wallace was able to pick the topics as well to run through some of these. we have debt entitlements, immigration, the economy, the supreme court, fitness to be president. some of these we haven't seen yet during the debate. the de

. >> back and forth, and here to grade the vp candidates, democratic strategist chuck rocha and the managing editor of "the washington free beacon ," aaron mcclain. thank you for joining us this morning. >> good morning. >> so now we're done. the first and only debate between the two. let's begin with foreign policy. and, aaron, i'll begin with you, but let's listen to this. what the two had to say on that. >> donald trump and i are committed to suspending the syrian refugee program and programs and immigration from areas of the world that have been compromised by terrorism. >> we got to keep taking out their leaders on the battlefield. we got to disrupt financing, disrupt their ability to recruit on the internet, in their safe havens. >> aaron, what do you think? who won that? how would you grade them? >> i think this round goes to mike pence. tim kaine had a huge challenge on foreign policy, which is that if you look at it, the world now, things are not going very well. he also had the difficult challenge in that he can't really separate hillary out from obama's actions, even though in som

dagen: liberal strategist chuck rocha who has been on the program he tweeted himself in 1997 and hasa giant hat on and a permed mullat. >> he had a giant head on. didn't change much. maria: that was incredible. but the bad hombres comment was funny. >> some people were insensitive toward certain groups. >> come on. stop it. >> i'm latina, there was no being insensitive there. i think that it didn't play in that way at all. maria: i see it assort of cool. [laughter] >> had a big laugh. we laughed big league. maria: not bigly? >> big league. anything else that struck you? >> it was the more social debates where there were quite a few humorous moments. we haven't had the memes. i think last night we finally got the moment that is we had in 2012. maria: funny that you mention big bird. thank you, natalie. that is awesome. we will be right back live from las vegas n' o n' o our next president needs to take action on social security, or future generations could lose up to $10,000 a year. we're working hard, what about you? hey candidates, do your jobs. keep social security strong. afoot an

joining us right now former new york lieutenant governor and trump supporter betsy and also chuck rocha, president of solidarity strategists. the emails, betsy, give us your take. >> this lays out the clinton triangle how the clinton family profit. bill clinton would rake in millions of dollars and put it in his own pockets or appointments of one sort of another and also mega millions for the clinton foundation and he would send his payers over to the state department for whatever they needed, access to hillary clinton, decisions, dinners and a lot of this is laid out in the wikileaks, paying bill clinton $18 million for advice. that's most than the president of harvard university owns. they violated laws including tax laws by failing to report gifts from foreign governments, required by the irs. maria: chuck, obviously this doesn't look good, not good timing with 11 days before the election. >> i run campaigns for a living. this does not look good, of course, if they had broken in law they would be in the jail. what this thing shows you is what a lot of people think. they have to pivot

you have democratic strategist chuck rocha in the middle. >> chuck, you're surrounded. >> it's a takeover. >> wayne, what do you expect? what does the strategy need to be tonight? >> first of all, this is the greatest town in the world for showmen. it's elvis, the beatles, land donald trump. donald is going to do great. showmen come to show in vegas. hillary clinton is going to be like a shrinking violet here. this is donald trump's kind of town. this is the brexit election. donald just needs to stress that this is brexit. i wrote the book "angry white male." i think this is where he's got to get every angry and middle class working voter, white, black, and latino, all of them, and make them believe everyone is against me because i'm for you. and they're all screwing you. >> but chuck, should he tone it down a little in getting that across? >> there's a bunch of polls that came out this morning from survey monkey showing he's had hard times in some of the background states. if we can get a monkey to do a survey, donald trump can probably hav

here to grade the candidates democratic candidates chuck rocha and adam good man. thank you for joining us again. we had putin, pivot, pup pits but we also had policy there. i want to start with you in terms of who won the economy. >> on the economy i want to go back to since i didn't get a chris wallace paddle he did a good job keeping things moving. i think donald trump did a good job. he did the pest because he talked about jobs leaving our country. no matter the policy, when you talk about keeping jobs in america returning people back to work it is a good policy to have and it is worth the strongest points. he didn't land many lows last night but last night on the economy and jobs and factory and calling her on trade he did a good job. did he move the needle? that's yet to be seen. but on this one i give it to the trumpster. >> we heard trump talk a lot about cutting taxes as expected but something chris wallace since trump mentioned it he talked about entitlements and how 60 percent of spending goes towards entitlement. who do you think won in terms of the eco