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. >> we'll ask democratic senator claire mccaskill how clinton plans to keep her momentum. christie and mccaskill, it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. >>> and we'll ask our sunday panel about the state of the race with just 37 days until the election. >>> plus, our power player of the week. one of america's greatest ballerinas takes on a new role. >> the next best thing to creating beautiful art is watching it. >> all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. donald trump faces a new controversy today with a report in "the new york times," he declared a $916 million loss in his 1995 tax returns, a loss so big the paper says he could, repeat, could have avoided paying any federal income taxes for up to 18 years. meanwhile, trump has opened a new line of attack on the clinton's marriage. and continues to storm a conversation over a former beauty queen. >>> in a few minutes we'll talk to claire mccaskill, but we'll begin with governor chris christie, the head of trump's transition team. we start with a report that trump had a billion-dollar l

joining us now is democratic senator claire mccaskill from missouri.linton supporter, make the case that donald trump is trying to rig/suppress your vote for clinton. how? >> well, as usual, donald trump is fact free. the notion that the most resilient and admired democracy in the world is now subject to election rigging is preposterous. people need to understand that our election process is decentralized. it's controlled by local republican and democratic elected officials all over this country. individually in counties and states. frankly, it would be impossible to rig an election in the united states of america. so donald trump is doing what he does best. he is whining, he is making excuses, he is frankly running down the united states of america in a way that hurts our democracy and is very unpatriotic. >> but he is giving voice to something that, one, a lot of people would like to believe, whether or not it's true. and, two, plays to your candidate's disadvantage. and that is, the system. it's all interconnected and intertwined whether it's what's

sot senator claire mccaskill/ missouri @ :26"does hillary clinton have the moral high ground? i don't think it's more about who is strong and competent and who has a grasp of complicated policies. several times tonight he showed he is way out of his depth." the press in spin alley reflecting the combative mood of the debate. instead of access to lawmakers we're met with a barricade. ben carson swarmed, rudy giuliani swamped. without their signs surrogates like alabama senator jeff sessions would be impossible to find. sot senator jeff sessions/ alabama @ :59"why are you continuing senator to stand behind donald trump? well because he has the right vision for america. he is going to accomplish things that the american people want done and have a right to getne.s vernment has not served em. cqu, mo/policas tro @ even after wild weekend e several lawmake senator inks, after thisbate, to starting today, the city of cedar rapids will begin collecting any dry or wet the city says people can put those bags in a couple of locations. the driveway-- or on the street near the curb -- if

sot senator claire mccaskill/ missouri @ :26"does hillary clinton have the moral high ground? i don't think that that would be the way to put it. i think it's more about who is strong and competent and who has a grasp of complicated policies. several times tonight he showed he is way out of his depth." the press in spin alley reflecting the combative mood of the debate. instead of access to lawmakers we're met with a barricade. ben carson swarmed, rudy giuliani swamped. without their signs surrogates like abama nare ssns would be continuing senator to stand behind donald trump? well because he has the right vision for america. he is going to accomplish things that the american people want done and have a right to get done. another words the american people are right this government has not served them. jacqueline policastro/st. louis, mo/@jpolicas tro @ even after a wild weekend where several lawmakers said they won't vote for trump, the senator thinks, after this debate, there will be a surge of support for the republican nominee. reporting in st. louis, i'm jacqueline polica

mcfarlane: i like claire mccaskill. i have sat across from her in many rooms.nk as a senator i would like to work more days, because in government, there is a lot of responsibility. there is a lot of work to be done. to negotiate with people, to work with people to get some kind of agreement and come up with some kind of compromise is the best way we could do anything. and so, i would like to be more involved and work with anybody i can to achieve those goals. david: jason kander. mr. kander: it has been 60 days since the u.s. senate worked so few days. it's not because they are getting so much done. they decided to give themselves a seven-week break, either to a -- to go campaign or for those not up for reelection, to go on vacation. it was not as though they had gotten all of their work done. they had plenty left on the table. just the other day, they finished funding the government. and they had to hurry to do that. prior to that, the zika virus. they had not updated at all, really seriously debated the authorization of military force against isis, the great

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. >> let's go right now to senator claire mccaskill, democrat of missouri, and hillary clinton supporter, and the former attorney general of that state. you know the law, you know how these prosecutions work. what did you make of comey's announcement on friday, senator? >> well, technically, i wasn't the attorney general, chris. i was the elected prosecutor in kansas city. and an assistant prosecutor for a number of years. spent a lot of time prosecuting cases in the courtroom. and here's what i was taught as a prosecutor. the facts are your friend, when you're seeking justice. and until you know the facts, keep your mouth shut. and what happened here is comey opened his mouth, when he didn't know what the facts were. it is clear they have no idea what these e-mails are. but, yet, breaking every protocol and precedent, and you know, when you have chuck grassley, the republican chairman of the judiciary committee, writing a letter today, saying you're not being fair to secretary clinton, that is verbiage right out of chuck grassley's letter. >> we d't know -- we're shooting in the dark he

claire mccaskill, senator from missouri, said she will not be shaken by this at all.ow do you think the clinton campaign feels about that? >> i imagine, full of anxiety, as well as full of readiness. they have been preparing for this for months. they always knew this was a possibility. rarelyillary clinton has been asked about these women. they have tried to keep her from being put in positions -- there was one time she was asked about it in a town hall and she changed the subject. >> but this conversation has never really happened. it is one thing to prepare for it, but it is completely another thing for it to actually happen. we believe that all of these women were invited to be in the audience. bill clinton is also going to be in the audience. bill clinton and these women who have accused him of various degrees of harassment and assault. john: i'm curious about whether you know anything about this one question that has been on my mind, whether hillary clinton is going to come out and shake donald trump's hand. it seems to me to be even more pointed, this question o

in the clinton box they had invited senator claire mccaskill of missouri she is not a family member. they threatened to have security remove the women. thought that was unfortunate. mark cuban got to sit where he wanted to sit. the broader issue. first response last night. norah the when she says this man never apologizes to anybody for anything. then he went on to apologize again. and said he was embarrassed for the remarks he ma. and that there is a difference between word and actions. that succeeded his earlier post on, friday night in light of these, in light of the videotape revelation that he said foolish things and was sorry for them. >> what was the point of having the women there in that facebook live chat? th reporters weren't allowed to asking them questions. what w the point of bringing them forward? do y think that plays well with women voters? >> it wasn't a faok live that. these women want to be heard. and i'm sure they would be available to come on your show anytim they deserve off to be hear. we agree with hilla clinton. she famously said a year ago that she believes

lea: claire mccaskill took a more personal note. >> if you look at the way donald trump has conduct business company crashes businesses into bankruptcy, leaving scores of businesses unpaid. people really hurting with the law what the law says since companies have suffered. but he walks away unscathed and it appears he walks away with the golden ticket that allows him to avoid taxes for decades. lea: lots of people talking about this. trump will speak at two rallies in colorado today. true to the clinton campaign is not free from controversy either. leaked audio mature clinton said bernie sanders workers are living in their parents basements. trump was quick to say clinton was smacking sanders backers. >> what she was saying there is absolutely correct in that this effect millions of young people, many of whom took out loans, hoping to go out and get decent paying jobs and they are unable to do that. nicole: and in the two please send your supporters, clinton will take wells fargo to task in her speech today over its account scandal. lea: the trump international hotel in washington d.c. was v

that goes first to jonathan mcfarland. >> i like claire mccaskill. i think as a senator i would like to work more days because being in government is a lot of responsibility. there is a lot of work to be done so to negotiate with people, to work with people to get some kind of an agreement and come up with some kind of compromise is the best way we can do anything. so, i would like to be more involved in the governmental process and work with everybody i can to achieve those goals. >> jason kander. >> it's been 60 years since the united states senate to work so few days. i don't think it's because they are getting too much done. the congress just got done with a seven week break. they decided to give themselves a seven week break either to campaign or those who weren't up for re-election to take a vacation. the interesting thing about that as is it's not as if they had gotten all their work done. they had money left on the table. they just the other day finished funding the government. prior to that everything from the zika virus to the fact that the

senator claire mccaskill recently complained that the scheduled to work fewer days this year than anyime in the last 50 years. is this an indication that washington literally is not working, not addressing important issues, or do you think this is a laudable display of limited government question mark that goes first to jonathan mcfarlane. like clairee: i mccaskill. i sat across her in many rooms. i wouldas a senator like to work more days, because thing in the government, there is a lot of responsibility, there is a lot of work to be done. to negotiate with people, to work with people to get some kind of agreement and come up ish some kind of compromise the best way we could do anything. and so, i would like to be more involved in the ever mental process and working with everybody i can to achieve those goals. >> jason kander. it has been 60r: days since the u.s. senate worked so few days. they arebecause getting so much done. they decided to give themselves a seven-week break, either to a campaign or go on vacation. it was not as though they had gotten all of their work done. they h

akin in 2012 when he made comments about rape and abortion, he was winning that race against claire mccaskill in the senate and he lost it. and in 2008, a comment was made about rape you should sit back, relax and enjoy and that candidate lost to ann richards. when it gets to sexual assault, it becomes very serious and today's day and age when we're really talking about rape culture, it's even more so. >> we just got into our newsroom last hour. it doesn't just say i'm withdrawing my support or go through the litany of things that john mccain and donald trump disagree on, it says explicitly, donald trump's behavior this week and the disclosure of his comments about women and his boasts about sexual assault make it impossible to even offer conditional support. rich, this seems to be john mccain's line as well. >> yes, i think that's right. as victoria knows, the next time ann richards ran for governor, she ran against george w. bush and the richards people tried to goad bush into making a mistake and what kasie hunt was reporting earlier in the last segment was that the clinton campaign saying

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whoever wins this election, they will have to work with senator claire mccaskill to represent missouri. senator mccaskill recently complained that the senate was scheduled to work zero days this year than any time in the past 60 years. do you view this as an indication that washington literally is not working, that it is not addressing important issues or do you believe that this is a laudable display of limited government that less is actually more in this case? echoes verse two jonathan jonathan mcparland. >> i like senator mccaskill. i sat across her in many rooms. i think as a senator that i would like to work more days because being in the government is a lot of responsibility with a lot of work to be done and so to negotiate with people, to work with people to get some kind of agreement and come up with some kind of compromise is the best way we can do anything. so, i would like to like you know, be more involved in the governmental process and working with everyone i can to achieve those goals. >> jason kander. >> it's been 60 years of the united states senate worked so few days

i've got senator claire mccaskill with me. very popular here, obviously. let's, okay. you know how politics works. one thing leads to another. people stop giving money. stop running ads. is this a dynamic that's not going to be stopped, that can't be stopped by trump? >> i think that truch is angry and defiant. anybody who thinks this man is in a mood to make an apology, doesn't understand what's going on here. this is desperate. it's dark. to quote michelle obama, if you want to know what hillary clinton's going to do tonight, when they go low, we go high. i think she will be poised and strong. she will not allow herself to get drug down into this chaotic, nasty kind of campaign that frankly, i think is the most depressing that i ever remember anybody running in my lifetime. we usually went aspirational politics and presidential policies and this is as bad as it gets. >> you think the fact it's a town meeting, apparently, independent people, nonpolitical people. i would say i'll ask you, would they be squeamish talking about the sex stuff in wouldn't they say that's n

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foley, aiken having that legitimate rape comment that ended his political career and helped claire mccaskilln her seat. this notion that four weeks out donald trump can get on stage today and get some type of different apology than what we saw in that late-night video, that this notion that this notion of 2005 was to so long ago despite the fact he was 60. is there some way the advise him or someone in that situation that give an authentic asnolg are we past that? i. >> i think we're past it. st candidates when they won for president get ready for the obvious available bad and good in their record. you send somebody around. what is going to come out of the campaign and you start out with a righteous rectification? you do what george w. bush did when he said when i was young and irresponsible i was young and irresponsible and i've changed. and it was an obvious change. if you're going to change, you have to do it and really acknowledge what you've done and get past it, not go into a debate and then say to hillary clinton where did you find that or how did you find out when a very famous incid

claire mccaskill, the missouri senate democrat, she's going to be joining us now.take on this and how much of an issue this becomes tonight. stick around. picking up for kyle. here you go. you wouldn't put up with part of a pizza. um. something wrong? so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? you want the whole thing? yes, yes! live whole. not part. aleve. >> it certainly is a beautiful campus, beautiful city here. and the democratic senator knows that, missouri democrat, good to see you. >> welcome to st. louis. we are happy to you have here. >> i'm happy to hear that. we were talking about what comes up tonight in the opening and it is a panel forum. but, first, hillary clinton deals with the studio audience and member questions. should she take this on right away? should she address it? donald trump comments first. >> it depends on what the question is. she will, watching her in townhall setting she tries to listen to the question-and-answer the question for the person who is asking. that is what townhall is supposed to be not about

slipping after his infamous legitimate rape comment, the last polling before the election gave claire mccaskill lead, mccaskill ended up winning by a whopping 17%. joining me political analyst for fivethirtyeighth. you've written about this. >> we have. >> about candidates that have some kind of disastrous character issue explode late in a race underperforming in the polls. >> david duke, remember when he ran for governor, there was all this conversation. people don't want to say that they'd vote for david duke because obviously david duke held some views. what happened on election day, there were african-americans who turned out in record numbers and david duke underperformed his polls and the democratic candidate won rather easily. >> the duke case, he was polling higher than he ended up performing. >> yes. >> and much of that is accounting for the fact that he was such a lightning rod, to use the word "deplorable." >> exactly. >> he was more of a motivator for his opponent. >> exactly. it wouldn't take much to happen to say, okay, latinos, for example. we're seeing them register in higher nu

every -- >> i cornered john podesta and claire mccaskill and asked them questions, okay, upset aboutonald trump's words. what about their actions and what they called women and slandered, besmirched. -- >> how hillary did. >> it's not that someone was unfaithful to her but what she did in response. i think that's -- i think that's part of it put to rest. there will be other tapes and trying to do it. i just think -- >> she can't answer it. >> she has no substantive argument for american renewal. >> she was so desperate she was reaching back to the 1990s. >> oh mie god -- >> trying to make her case for to 2016. >> she still after all of these years is not offering a clear vision for where she wants to take the country or compelling rationale -- >> donald trump did. >> beyond i'm a woman and it's my turn. >> nigel, as you look at this debate, you had advice for donald trump after the first debate. what do you tell him after this one? >> well, the problem with the first she kept attacking him and he's a proud man and kept defending, defending and what happened tonight was the first 15 o

. >> i cornered john podesta and claire mccaskill earlier tonight, and i asked them questions. okay. you're upset about donald trump's words. what about how they smeared, slandered? >> it's not someone was unfaithful to her. that's not the issue. it's what she did in response. i think that's part of it is put to rest tonight. there will be other tapes. i just think -- >> she can't answer it. >> she has no substantive argument for american renewal. >> in fact, tonight she actually was so desperate, she was reaching back to the 1990s to try to make her case for 2016. >>my muhusband balanced the budget. >> she still after all these years is not offering a clear vision for where she wants to take the country or a compelling rationale for her candidacy beyond i'm a woman, and it's my turn. >> nigel, last question for you. as you look at this debate, you had advice for donald trump after the first debate. what do you tell him after this one? >> well, the trouble with the first debate is she kept attacking him, and he's a proud man, and he kept defending, defending, defending, and not

in the clinton box they invited senator claire mccaskill of missouri and she is not a family member, but they threatened to have security remove the women. i thought that was unfortunate because mark cuban got to sit where he wanted to sit. i think the broader issue, i was surprised at the clip you played of hillary clinton was her first response last night and when she went on to apologize again and saide was embarrassed for the remarks he had made and that there is a difference between words and actions. that succeeded his earlier post on friday night in light of the videotape revelations that he had said some foolish things and he was sorry for them. >> what was the point, kellyanne of having the women there in that facebook live chat? it wasn't a press conference cause there were reporters weren't allowed to ask them questions, but what with women voters? >> it wasn't a facebook live chat. they women want to be heard. and i'm sure they would be available to come on your show any time. they deserve to be heard. we agree with hillary clinton, norah. she famously said about a year a