with president and ceo what would you describe as hillary clinton greg. >> based on what the campaign has put out so far i am not here as a representative of hillary clinton after praising the agenda i will say the key elements are commitment to expand abroad and access with a lot of talk of competition to bring benefits to all americans and then running around inclusive innovation that the entire country actually shares in the of benefits of the internet economy so what do redo to make sure not to many are left behind? >> donald trump and? >> i have not seen a lot of it there is very little written down but i was surprised to see mr. trump come out strongly against the of merger on a number one with very strong language but i find it very interesting of them moving in that direction to criticize that concentration otherwise read between the lines. not the lot of details. >> same question. with the disclaimer and with those criticisms and as they are concerned with the goals and objectives as they make available to all. and then to see more rapid innovation because the way to those ob

greg just told me nevada has been called for clinton. >> . this was a must win. >> she will limp into office. following news that trump was leading all right. joining us now. with the democratic hq. with the new denver district attorney. a small win. for them. certainly hanging onto the small battles. >> the new district had to be a good night for for you. >> it was great night. i'm thrilled. >> one of the platforms was police accountability. do we have a problem here in denver with that. and how can you improve that. >> so. by and large the denver police do a great job. they have they are now making some real changes. to improve their response on the streets. and they are changing their use of fort policy. using body cameras. deescalation techniques. if however they break the law. they do need to be held accountability. and we will do that. we will be fair. and look at all the facts of any situation that happens. >> i'm very interested in juvenile justice. to keep young people out of the system. so that they can make better choices. i'm also

. >> remember the clintons went to his wedding after all. greg jarret. uld have his attorney general look into the clinton mess? >> dozens and dozens of times he told supporters, thousands and thousands, i will order my attorney general to appoint a special prosecutor to pursue criminal charges against hillary clinton. and he said it to her face in the second debate with 66 million viewers watching. and here is a portion of what he said. >> so we are going to get a special prosecutor and look into it. because you know what, people, their lives have been destroyed for doing one- fifth and it is a disgrace and you ought to be ashamed herself. >> promises are like taxes. you are stuck with them. and he created a dilemma for himself. if he doesn't pursue it. he will be accused of being insigne sore. and liar. if he does, he will be accused of petty and revenge and he needs democrats in the senate with a 60 vote filibuster and he has to get beyond that. >> could he get around the issue by picking the attorney general and said you do that and i am out of it. >>

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clinton. >> so chris christie said he was offered the vice presidency last minute. is that truth greg. >> there is a great story cleaning under the direction of chris christie justice see the report if you remember trump was in indiana so he would have to stay in indianapolis one more day to give pence another chance to make the pitch. >> who came in second? was mike pence always the first choice quick. >> tim kane was so perfect because he was a governing choice. , secretary clinton has seen that vice presidency up close so many times some people would be very effective. >> so this is a safe and solid deck. >> is the favorite statistic why we all talk about hillary having the advantage structurally if you look in there are 18 states and the district of columbia for that voted six elections and of through clinton and bush six times in a row voted democrat that means she just told on to vote democratic chile needs 28 more electoral votes to win. been so flat that to the republicans six elections in a row. so she starts off to include states like florida or ohio or north carolina. or wi

. >> child-care and tax reform greg spirit that is more and hillary clinton and nancy pelosi than donaldrump. they talk about that allot that is not the top of the trump agenda for now but carried interest actually will criticize republicans. ps said he will go after wall street and criticizecriticize d drug companies so tax reform carried interest is for thatthai that is something that they disagree upon and i think that they are in on. but the chances of us tax termrm bill have gone up through the two terms but ispr a top priority to say that the system is unfair. i am not sure he will be able to get it done. tod >> pens may be a powerful vice president and a powerful liaison team was mentioned yesterday what gcs several of the vice president-elect? >> one of the things that he did for the campaign was picked mike pence he mobilized that conservative movement and social and fiscal conservative. the base loves him. he served for a number of years he took on in medical drug legislation he was t party before tea party itt will play a huge role to get the details. donald trump is not a det

greg. >> good evening, ukee. you said it exactly correct. this is a big turnout the the vote purpose, one day before the election, clinton campaign decided to come right here in center city philadelphia many political experts say pennsylvania is hillary clinton's firewall, she need to win the state in order to win the presidency, and what better way to do that then to focus on heavily democratic city like philadelphia. now just one day before the presidential election and hillary clinton has been crisscrossing the country at a dizzying pace battling and targeting battle ground states like the state of pennsylvania. earlier this morning she held a rally in pittsburgh hoping to drum up support in the western part of our state, she continues to stay on her message which is continuing to promote unity, equality, and strong economy that she says works for all families. >> i'm here to ask you to vote for yourself, vote for your families, vote for your futures. vote on the issue that matter to you, because they are on the ballot, not just my name and my opponent. >> reporter: this event is scheduled to kick off around 7:00 o'clock. the clinton's a

. >> greg, what about if we had bill clinton and mrs. trump, what do you think?well, i don't want to know what he is thinking. she actually -- out of everybody involved in this campaign, she deserves most sympathy. because she was probably the last person who ever expected to sign up for this. when she married -- this will be great. go to parties and have kids. she didn't -- i don't think she saw this coming. the fact that -- i go to this. imagine if you were thrown into that situation in another country. if i were in russia as a first man or whatever, i would be hiding under -- i would be hiding under a bed. >> you gotta give her more credit than that. she's an asset to her husband. >> i gave her credit. what do you want? >> i want you to be respectful. >> what did i say? >> she may be enjoying it. >> no, no, no. i think it's been tough for her. >> the fun of being first lady, that's got to be enticing, to be in the white house. >> they want me to endorse her. okay. i endorse her. >> now you may go back to your room. >> greg is off the fence. one more thing up n

greg in here. i saw you nodding. >> the machado thing tells you that hillary clinton is scared and she's scared because this thing is out of her control. you used to be able to rely on media to dictate the form of where this was going, it's like trump is a tornado and she's the trailer park. she has no idea what's going to happen next. she has the rcp average, 333 and now 273. the race is tighter than michael moore's yoga pants. [laughter] harris: i'm going segue from michael moore, when you look at the electoral college that's really important because part of the criticism for the trump campaign was fine, you're going to get popular votes but you're not going to able to get the votes within those battleground states and what you're saying is that's changing. >> what's scaring democrats now because it was over 300, they thought it was going to be a blowout. there is the argument that the popular vote leads the states. i don't know. harris: places like florida and all key battleground states is where we are seeing candidates and right now we have donald trump, in fact, ready to speak. let's watch him no

clinton. >> ton. joe st. george. joins us live tonight. from the electoral college the path to 270. how's it looking. >> well. this is what's happening. one more time. greg are you in my ear. we have just had another significant call. it's coming in. wisconsin. has gone for trump. so what you're seeing right now.

brandon. .nd clinton foreign-policy that's your specialty. grege would expect a continuation of the general tendencies that began before she became secretary of state. which started under bill clinton, in many ways. the three signature policies of bill or latin american policies. nafta, which came to symbolize free trade. this turn, this move of the democrats to embody corporate america and free trade area the militarism of colombia, which has extended into central america with this series of serial franchises, central america, mexico, etc., and the militarization of the border. the question is, to what degree would hillary clinton presidency -- and we saw how as secretary of state she largely continued that. she supported a very harsh deportation regime while she was secretary of state. and she also supported wholeheartedly the ongoing militarization of that court or. the question is, to what degree would she continue? to what degree could she continue? trade is down. in some way, trumpism is the vanguard of someone catching up with the larger tr

clinton. when it comes to trustworthiness leaving 48% among likely voters. >>> already thinking about the 2018 election we caught up with greg stanton after he filed paperwork hinting at a future run for the arizona secretary of state. he said this is just a formality. >> i love public service. i love what i doing as mayor of this city. this is other leadership opportunities i can provide for arizona. >> he still has three years left in his term but he could be forced to step down as mayor if he decides to run for another office during his term. >>> the city of buckeye is in hot water. the bill is $2000 in some cases for water bills. people telling us turned off their sprinklers and the bills are still very high. >> the equivalent of what they said we used would be like me taking my 12,000 gallon pool and dumping it three times in my yard in 30 days. >> they will investigate the cause of the high bills and homeowners say it is not enough. they are threatening a class action suit. >>> 4:37 this morning and a trial which has been set for the sixth of next month. it is now been pushed back at least four months. to criminal char

greg gutfeld. i love you, america. evening. cleared -- watters' world is on tonight. after hillary clinton's crushing defeat at the polls. how are are democrats dealing with it. >> and also donald trump on a collision course with the left. >> you are everything wrong with this country. and watters' world is collateral damage. and turkey and stuffing and pumpkin pie and football. what is thanksgiving all about p. >> why did the pilgrims come here? >> empire. >> new land. coal? >> watters' begins right now. >> welcome to watters' world i am jourhost jesse watters'. president-elect trump won the electoral vote and thousands of liberals don't want him as commander in chief. they are protesting and threatening to move to canada. you name it. i decided to go to philadelphia and see what people are so scared about. president donald trump. what dew isn'ting >> it is stupid. >> i cried. >> i am scared. he is a loose cannon. >> i feel like i am in mourning for america. >> i am upset about this and instills that there are a lot of homophobic racist and ignorant people in this country. very scary. >> you want a hug. >> thank you. >>

clinton headquarters. and did john pest is on his way there greg. >> that is what people are talking about. whether that means she is not coming because they're not coming together. as sabre staying at the hotel for the time being so the question is the with the standing. >> but you are quite right we don't know what he will say. or whether or not they will wait to until they bring back memories of the past. >> there just waiting for the ohioe

clinton supporter was stunned. >> it's just, quite frankly, frightening. he is not a reflection of the country that i was raised in. >> reporter: democrat greg trainer said he wanted a primary do-over. >> none of this would have happened with bernie sanders. >> reporter: at andy's diner in ambler, 20 miles north of philadelphia, reality is just starting to set in for jerry axeler, and herp 45-year-old daughter, lauren cassyellow. >> i mean, i was shocked. i was watching it roll in and was kind of, like a bigger hole, you know, inside, just deep down. >> reporter: laurie wright says she was equally as hurt by trump's win. >> but i just can't believe the things that he has said, especially about women, that so many women voted for him, and i feel kind of betrayed about that. >> reporter: pennsylvania voters were supposed to be parent of a clinton blue wall. in her final push, 40,000 people joined her at independence mall the night before the election. >> i already had my motel in d.c. rented for the inauguration. >> reporter: mother of two, jennifer stomsky volunteered for the clinton campaign. >> i i think i shed my first tears when i had to wake up my 10-ye

clinton foundation. that's a big, big -- >> but that's being investigated. plenty of democrats i know are -- >> bushes are typically nice people who don't do bad things. >> great americans. >> they paint. >> you know what, grege dnc is any kind of halfway smart,thy have to be done with the clintons. this is barack obama's democratic party now. if they didn't learn that in 2008, they certainly need to know it now. you know, hillary clinton is essentially a two-time loser. i really think the day of bill and her and their power play -- i think they have to move on from that. >> it's like what have you done for me lately? not much. >> she's bad for the brand, and they need to move forward. >> what do you say, k.? >> the clintons, canceled. i'm telling you. canceled. your series will not be renewed. i am so sorry. get out of, you know, jail free pass. that's what they should p focusing on. >> like i said, she should go and open a bed and breakfast with huma somewhere. bill should manage a club med somewhere far away where nobody knows him and he can get away with everything. >> what are they serving at the bed and breakfast, you said? >> weeners. >> would you have rather been a fly on the wall listening in on pre

greg? >> my favorite part of today is when they asked hillary clinton what it was like to vote for herself and she said i felt humbled. voting -- feeling humbled for voting for yourself might be the greatest contradiction i've ever -- that's like saying, you know, i feel selfless when i steal those pills from grandma. or i feel brave when i run from a butterfly. that's why i love her. >> florida is going to be super important and also north carolina. the interesting part of that is that's eastern time zone, one other hour, the eastern panhandle of florida is another hour. we could be calling it early if trump doesn't lock those two down. >> he does have a path to 270 and one of the states to watch is pennsylvania. and, of course, new hampshire. we'll get those results. and if it's really, really close, you need to look up into maine where they split their vote he could pick one of those up there. >> yeah? >> i have an idea. my state doesn't matter. new york city, you know, it's like if i vote, it's like adding a grain of sand to the gobi desert. so let's say hillary wins but trump gets the

greg, thank you. bill: 27 past. should clinton be worried about blue states turning red? you the map and bring on two expert. >> the polls have been amazing. "rasmussen poll." we're three points up nationwide. we're sort of leading all over the place. it's a great honor. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call now to request your free decision guide. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know i'll be able to stick with him. [ male announcer ] you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. plus, there are no networks, and virtually no referrals needed. see why millions of people have already enrolled in the only medicare supplement insurance pla

greg, you don't like spending money. do you have worries about hillary clinton costing more money?hat campaign rhetoric is all lies. this was for the base. this was red meat and e once you're in office it turns into tofu. breitbart ain't happy, broken promise. you know who's really upset about this, bill. he almost had the place to himself. now he's got to take his name off tinder, and he's got to return all those leather goods. >> okay. >> is that true? >> the leather thing? >> yes. >> there's a discount place. >> no, not for you. >> dana, do you think people in general care about this? other than just kind of red meat base. do you think america wants to see trump and his administration spending time and money on this or do you think? >> i don't know. i guess we'll have to see. this is a long way from locker up which was the chant at all of the rallies since right before the convention. but i think for his base, winning was enough. they're like fine, they get to wake up every morning and oh my gosh, my guy is going to be the president. they don't to want see that. plus from a pr p

clinton was the favorite to win. many are wondering how the polls and other scientific models, failed to predict trump's ultimate path to rick try. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins us now from independent mall with that story, greg. >> reporter: ukee, good afternoon. thinks of course the the headline today. donald trump easily become the president-elect but if you were closely following many of the polls leading up to the election, you might be surprised about this outcome, so we wanted to find out exactly why some of these polls were so very inaccurate. >> if this is going to be the largest, rejection of a g.o.p. nominee, in the basically recent history. >> reporter: despite the analysis, and polls indicating otherwise. >> that would put her over the top. >> reporter: donald trump is our president-elect. >> it is time for us, to come together. >> reporter: so what exactly went wrong with the polling leading up to the election in we asked drexel politics professor bill rosenberg. >> virtually every major polling organization had predict hillary clinton was going to win. >> reporter: he says polls were close within the margin of error but they did not

greg: this is the one upset in the primary season. hillary clintono bernie sanders and the polls did not catch that. i keep being told that if donald trump becomes president the senate will be there to put him in check and balance so he cannot do that much damage. is that true? analogouss somewhat to if she wins because the house will be a check on her and whoever wins will have one of the houses working against them. thatine: what american america represents depending on who is president is huge. it makes a difference if you add regulation, on whether foreign policy is your priority. friend whoe an old has told me 40 years that gridlock is good because they do less harm, and i think that will be one of the takeaways of tonight election. francine: is it a done deal that we get fiscal spending? marc: the key is how will that be financed -- greg: the key is how will that be financed. with the fed balance sheet so high -- morbid appetite for higher taxes. tom: the thing that disturbs me the most, the washington post has done a great job on voter intimid

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clinton and mike pence tomorrow. much more on their rallies tomorrow. first tonight a big name in local politics thinking about the 2018 election. we caught up with phoenix mayor greg stanton tonight afr filed paperwork hinting at a run for arizona secretary of state. he says it's a formality allowing him to transfer donations before the deadline. >> i love public service. i love what i'm doing as mayor of this city. but i'm termed out. so this is part of my opportunities that i might be able to provide. >> his term as mayor doesn't end until 2019 but he might be decides to run for another office. >>> federal agencies all over an upscale neighborhood in ahwatukee. but the question remains why. a source telling abc 15 this is a wire fraud case not a human trafficking investigation like sal diciccio told us early this morning. >> they were slave labor. individuals that come in, they can never work their way out of a problem. they're brought in from other parts of the country or there's well. >> diciccio saying his office was given bad info. neighbors say it's connected to a house allegedly used to run a basketball camp. >>> one sketch but one big clue in a murder. si

greg, thank you. >> the home stretch is finally here in campaign 2016. hillary clinton and donald trump are making their final votes in pennsylvanian other battleground states that will likely decide the outcome of the presidential election. clinton campaigned in pittsburgh today, she was joined by outspoken nba owner, mark cuban. the democratic nominee stayed on his attack against rifle donald trump. she argued trump's temperament dis qualify him for the job. also today actor josh, from the good wife, campaigned for clinton in lansdale. >> now, donald trump will campaign in hershey, pennsylvania tonight, right now the republican nominee is in ohio, where he is rallying supporters, and stepping up his attacks on the democratic nominee. trump brought up the fbi investigation into clinton's emails, during the get out the vote rally. he says the scandal disqualifies clinton for the presidency. >>> we are four days away from election day. keep it right here on "eyewitness news" for complete coverage. >>> well, cbs news has learned about potential terror threat for monday. s

greg gutfeld. i love you, america. evening. cleared -- watters' world is on tonight. after hillary clinton's crushing defeat at the polls.re are democrats dealing with it. >> and also donald trump on a collision course with the left. >> you are everything wrong with this country. and watters' world is collateral damage. and turkey and stuffing and pumpkin pie and football. what is thanksgiving all about p. >> why did the pilgrims come here? >> empire. >> new land. coal? >> watters' begins right now. >> welcome to watters' world i am jourhost

should the clinton campaign participate in this recount? greg from california, and independent.aller: hi. absolutely. i think they should demand a recount. number one, there was an expert that said that they thought the system might have been compromised by hacking. votes iny 2 million the popular. toas voters have a right make sure that the process is done right. in light of all this hacking and compromise on the system, you know, they are able to economize some of our secrets. we should make sure this is done right. as far as the divisiveness that , that thealking about recount is exacerbating the divisiveness, you know, donald trump is responsible for all this divisiveness. i have never seen a candidate so rude and nasty. he is responsible for all of this divisiveness. you know, he is just two-faced. now he is playing nice because he has what he wants. this country is going to be divided as long as he is in bigot anduse he is a nasty. host: democrat, west virginia. go ahead. caller: good morning. i believe clinton should participate in the audit. it is an audit, not technical

greg aaron, president of free press. talk about the technology issues that hillary clinton and donald trump have discussed on the campaign trail. and the top tech issues for congress and the next administration to address nassir.wed by amir >> the issues that concern me most are her issues with expanding broadband. there is another strong theme running around the idea of inclusive innovation. how do we make sure that the entire country, everyone, shares in the benefits of the internet economy? mr. trump policies are a concern. there is a lot of fear of his goals and objectives. we want to see the benefits of the internet made available to all. i think we want to see more rapid innovation and lower prices. the mr. trump is saying is the way to those objectives is less regulation, lower taxation. >> wash the communicators tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. --election night on c-span watch the results of a part of a national conversation about the outcome. the location of the hillary clinton and donald trump election night had orders, and watch victory and concession speeches in key senate, house, and governor's races./

clinton's troubles. >>> a big name in local politics is already thinking about the 2018 election. we caught up with phoenix mayor greg stanton after he filed paperwork hinting at a future run for the secretary of state. he said it is just a formality allowing the >> i love public service and i love what i doing as mayor of this city. this is part of my exploration or other leadership opportunities i might be able to provide for the people of arizona. >> stanton could be forced to step down as mayor if he decides to run for another office during his term. >>> there have been more deadly were ambushed overnight. the man who invented when the suspected shooter turned himself in. abc15's sharee preston has the latest. >> reporter: the men who ambushed police officers is in custody. police have identified scott michael greene of the suspect. >> they have responded to custody without incident. >> reporter: two police officers shot and killed while sitting in the patrol car this morning. >> it doesn't look like there was an exchange or conversation or opportunity for these officers to defend themselves or respond to the att

clinton campaign, she'll be here this week. tim campaikaine here. and donald trump has been here seven times already including this past weekend. what's the difference? we ask the mayor of phoenix. greg see you. what is going to make the difference? when you talk about arizona state where the governor, the legislatu legislature, both u.s. senators are republican. can hillary clinton pull this off? >> first off, welcome to the most beautiful city in the united states of america. >> a great breakfast. >> new voters are going to make the difference. i know traditionally, people thought arizona as a red state but this is a deep purple state. when you have a high percentage of latino citizens here and a growing percentage of latino citizens and the candidate on the republican side started out by insulting them, saying very vistriolic and demeaning things they're fired up and getting rid of sheriff joe arpaio. you put that all together, a very fired up base, an angry base, a lot of new voters and you have the purple state. >> reporter: you have a controversy over the weekend and seems to be building about director comey looking into some more about the e-mails. whether you agree with what

clinton renewed e-mail scandal. this is outnumbered. i'm sandra smith. here tosm -- today harris faulkner. cohost of the five, we welcome back greg and he is outnumbered. harris: yay! >> i don't know what that means. [laughter]

clinton. >> cokie roberts thank you very much for your time. one of the best in the business. we appreciate it. >>> let's go over to greg. >> thank you so much. final look at your 7-day forecast. today voting, 81-degrees the high temperature. light on the winds. sunny skies. it's perfect again to be out there at the polls and to get your as we move on in to the end of our workweek we get to the upper 70s, and then a weak system rolls on in allowing for the mid-70s to return to us, but still mainly sunny skies and the winds are going to be about 5-15 miles per hour. starting on veteran's day friday and into the weekend. honestly, guys, i'm just telling you it's going to be beautiful. >> it's beautiful here, and for voting, usually on the east coast there's some snow, rain, sleet, but it looks pretty nice all across the country. >> we were looking at washington everybody has their jackets on. on the chillier side, but, yeah, the rainfall is holding off for them. the snowfall as well. it's a plus. >> plus we head to big veteran's day parade on friday. >> it's going to be fantastic, and of course you're going to be there. >> beth and i have hosti

speaks, and i happened to be on the dais bus i won an award and bill clinton came hobbling in, just fell off the front steps of greg norman's house. he is on crushes crutches, comed gives the speak to work the rope line he has could come by me into we're meeting for the first time to two years i'm completely tongue tied and have so many question is didn't hey anything to into and bill clinton says the right thing to into and he says, hi, david, congratulations on your award. nice tie. my father and wife were in the audience hi works the rope line, his arm around my life, won't talk to me but talking to her, talking to my dad about golf and falling off greg norman's stairs and my father's first words to him are, nice tie, mr. president. two months later, at a dinner and george steph knopp plows is there and -- stephanopoulos were there and we were talk ought existing and interesting and all the characteristics of bill clinton, we both endured for many years, and step november plows said hid deever talk to you after your book came out? i said, not really. the only words we have exchanged is when he said, nice tie. an

clinton came hobbling in. he'd just fallen off the stoop of the front stairs of golfer greg norman's house down in florida, so he was on crutches. he comes in, gives his speech, and then to to work the rope line which, of course, he has to do, he has to come by me. so we're meeting for the first time in two years. i'm completely tongue-tied, i've got so many questions that i wanted to ask him that i really didn't have anything to say. and bill clinton always says the right thing to say. he said, hi, david, congratulations on your award, nice tie. [laughter] my father and wife are in the audience. he works the rope line, he's got his arm around my wife. he won't talk to me, but he's talking to her. he's talking to my dad about golf and falling off greg norman's stairs, and my father's first words to him are, nice tie, president. [laughter] two months later i'm in new york city at a dinner, and george stephanopoulos is there, clinton's aide -- former aide by that point. and we were talking about how exhausting and interesting and all of the different characteristics that bill clinton has that we both endured fo

clinton foundation will weather the storm. >> it will be interesting how they try to move forward with it. i remember when greg earlier this year, when you called it a scandal prophylactic. if you are going to criticize it, you would always preface it with the responsibility to preface it by saying they have done a lot of good work but. >> it's a scandal condom. you can't say prophylactic. >> which just freaked me out already. >> you create a charity to protect yourself from people accusing you of things. i think they should build a wall around the clinton foundation. >> okay. all right. >> make hillary pay for it. >> that's another good idea. they have the cash to do so. eric, this was something that bothered you throughout the campaign as well. and a lot of americans. it was problematic for her. >> i don't think it's over. i don't think it's beginning to be over. you call it a turkey. it's going to grow and grow. >> into an ostrich? >> an ostrich farm. there's so many loose ends on so many deals that were done. the pay to play stuff. they do good stuff. they spend a lot of money, absolutely. but the way they

greg engel followed him to miami. >> reporter: donald trump is keeping a schedule over the next few days here in florida. he's also out with a number of new ads directly targeting it hillary clinton. while those ads are resonating with trump sporters, the big him win some of those crucial undecided voteers. >> we want trump! >> we're asking for the vote of every american who believes truth and justice, not money and power should rule the day. >> reporter: with six days to go until the election, donald trump is making his closing arguments. trump told supporters here in miami that he's the one with the plan to secure the economy, secure the borders and restore private e-mail server. >> he's a businessman. he's not a crooked politician like the other side. he's a businessman. he knows how to make money. >> reporter: but decided trump supporters are easy to find. it's those undecided voters that trump needs to get their support, the campaign is relying on ads directly targeting hillary clinton. pay to play politics. >> reporter: but trump has been under fire for comments he made in the past and allegation that he sexually assaulted women. >> he says a lot of stupid things. he really

greg. >> a think there is providing that comes from two directions . ink first is coincident that we have seen unrest and police shootings every year of modern history . this is going on during the clinton years remain not n talk about it or covered at the same way but the issues have always insisted . but the presidency of barack obama activated a level of activism and political anxiety and had not existed prior to a first agda book i tried to profile as an activist to become the faces of the protestovement so many have eir entry in politics thrgh barack obama they voted for him peon i talked about 20-something . i think very often because needy's understanding of the limitations but he was elected on a mandate to change washington to bring us together . we are at the united states . not red or blue but hete wasn't capable himself to bridge this divide and we know this . and if not even more so . because of that so many voters especially those young black people the hope for a different world that would not be defined by racetedh but that were not coming that . but that we were still having these conversationscultur with with those diversity issues . i will never forget that activist f

greg engel followed him to miami. >> reporter: donald trump is keeping a schedule over the next few days here in florida. he's also out with a number of new ads directly targeting it hillary clinton. while those ads are resonating with trump sporters, the big

greg gutfeld. reports. and stay close. >> 21ing watters' world i am your host jesse watters'. republican nominee donald trump is tied with hillary clinton according to the latest fox news poll. the l.a. times has trump up five. 48- 43. and investors has clinton and trump in a dead heat. and washington up by four and donald trump is still considered the underdog and the conventional wisdom said that secretary of state will win in a squeaker. but conventional wisdom seems poised to be be destroyed or maybe be that is me. here we for the home stretch, hillary clinton is trying to hang on and here she is getting rained on in south florida. >> i want to be president for everybody. and everybody who agrees with me and people who don't agree with me and people who vote for me and people who don't vote for me. >> here's donald trump who calls himself the closure and making a last-minute play in north carolina. >> when we win on november 8th. and we'll go to washington and we will drain the swamp. so true. >> so the choice is clear. the risky renegade or the corrupt liar. and pop star katy perry about to take the stage thumping pard in pennsylva

clinton campaign is hoping it will turnout voters here in philadelphia hi is a key area for democrats winning pennsylvania. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live on nearby franklin square as workers continue to get things just right for tonight, greg. >> reporter: that is exactly right, there, jessica, security as you can hemorrhage extremely tight all throughout center city but especially near independent mall as we are just a few hours away from this has i have clinton campaign rally. the recent polls here in pennsylvania show clinton is up a a few percentage points compared to trump but clinton campaign truly hopes tonight's rally keeps momentum going in the poll booths tomorrow. the stage, literally set for hillary clinton. >> there is a lot of excitement, this and around this area, it is amazing. >> reporter: her final push in philadelphia to get out the vote. >> it is just insane. it is last will rally. this is it. this is that it present. >> reporter: she's bringing out all of the support that she can. >> it is historic. we have potentially three sitting presidents sitting in philadelphia at the same time, we have the boss

greg gutfeld show. log on to foxnews.com for all of your headlines. >>> there are only two outcomes on election night, a president trump or president clinton. unless there's some kind of alien attack and we all die. which i'm all for, i already got a panic room with william devain. at any rate, what would life be like with either of these people in the oval office? let's begin with trump. if we go by what he's promising there may be a wall that separates us from mexico, obamacare could be overturned and security could become a number one priority and america could become great again, or he could start world war three over something someone said about him on twitter. but why quibble? but what if hillary wins? she, too, has made man promises like fixing obamacare, making tuition free at public colleges for many students, renegotiating trade deals like nafta, rolling out $275 billion infrastructure plan and killing off people with naturally curly hair. >> charles. >> i'm with her on that one, charles, but it will also mean four more years of this. >> it's time for us to say no, we are not going backwards, we're going forwards into a brighter f

note here, hillary clinton once pushed for a law to criminalize flag burning and that law, or effort of the law, that legislation, included a punishment of jail time for offenders. so gregou kick us off here, what do you think? i know you have libertarian instincts. >> well, okay, it's a problem with our culture that we celebrate actions against america, whether it's burning a flag or lionizing fidel castro, because we're the evil glut. however, as is probably more pessimistic view of things, withdrew can afford to have a debate over flag burning when you don't have any problems at all, but we shouldn't be having this debate. we have the rise of islamic terror which is focusing on, you know, an existential destruction of the earth, a rise in automation that is responsible for what, 85% of loss of jobs. we have artificial intelligence, once it surpasses human intelligence, we are screwed if we don't know what to do. these are the kinds of debates we have when the world crumbles. when the world ends, we'll be like thank god we had that debate over flag burning that we have every four years. we seem to have the same thing and it just shows you the power of "fox & friends."

clinton supporter nabila namjy was stunned. >> it's just, quite frankly, frightening. he is not a reflection of the country that i was raised in. >> reporter: democrat gregaid he wanted a primary do-over. >> none of this would have happened with bernie sanders. >> reporter: at andy's diner in ambler, 20 miles north of philadelphia, reality is just starting to set in for jerry axeler, and her 45-year-old daughter, lauren cassiello. >> i mean, i was shocked. i was watching it roll in and was kind of, like a bigger hole, you know, inside, just deep down. >> reporter: laurie wright says she was equally as hurt by trump's win. >> but i just can't believe the things that he has said, especially about women, that so many women voted for him, and i feel kind of betrayed about that. >> reporter: pennsylvania voters were supposed to be part of a clinton blue wall. in her final push, 40,000 people joined her at independence mall the night before the election. >> i already had my hotel in d.c. rented for the inauguration. >> reporter: mother of two, jennifer stomsky volunteered for the clinton campaign. >> i think i shed my first tears when i had to wake up my 10- y

greg gutfeld. reports. and stay close. >> 21ing watters' world i am your host jesse watters'. republican nominee donald trump is tied with hillary clinton. 48- 43. and investors has clinton and trump in a dead heat. and washington up by four and donald trump is still considered the underdog and

clinton's campaign staff before the election. assange has said that he is most concerned about the possibility of having to face legal battles in the united states. greg, explain assange's legal strategy if you would. >> he really wants to outwait the statute of limitations. you can't do that here in the united states. but that's not the case in sweden and it's working for him because officials already dropped tree of the allegations. if assange hides out for three more year, he will have beaten the rap entirely.hree of the allegations. if assange hides out for three more year, he will have beaten the rap entirely. but he says his real reason is to avoid u.s. authorities. he fears that he will be handed over to the u.s. on spying charges. so that may be the real legal strategy. >> couldn't british official just go to the embassy and get him? >> they could and they threatened do that three years ago when he first arrived. all you have to do is give one week's notice to an embassy this you're basically taking it over and revoking their status. you can go in. but the problem is we don't know who has gun this s in there and weapons. it could get ugly and

clinton celebrity supporters did everything they could to get her elected. many vowed to leave the country if she lost. will they follow through with those promises? greg has more on that. could help -- he could help ease their path next. ah, beth. so the elevator is stuck again. with directv and at&t you can stream your favorite shows without using your data. that makes you more powerful than being stuck in an elevator with a guy with overactive sweat glands. sorry, rode my bike today. cool. hey it's your tv, take it with you. watch all your live directv channels, on at&t, data-free. >>> pop stars are crying. comedians clutch their xanax. trump has won. cher says she's moving to another planet as if she wasn't already living on one. sarah silverman mourns, making her less funny, if that's possible. it's the end of the world as we know it. why do i feel fine? because this validates last night. the stars did everything they could to get hillary elected. now they are freaking out because their arrogance flapped. to think that's probably his best material. lady gaga looked sad in a rolls royce phantom. after protesting at trump tower. such a woman of the