joining us now is the one and only dan senor, former adviser to mitt romney and current advisor to paul dan, it is good that we have you here today. given that the speaker, informal, but nevertheless advisor, given the speaker was in the news today, so, paul ryan says to his members, he says, number one, i am not going to retract my endorsement from donald trump, but not going to defend him, argue for him, or campaign for him. you all basically should do what you need to do to save your skins. tell us about the thinking that went into him coming to that place? dan: well like many republican , leaders, the speaker was pretty repulsed by what he heard from that audio recording over the weekend. and he felt that this was different than a lot of things we heard in the past. and so he had that reaction, , that very strong reaction, and basically saying, i do not want to be a part of the truck presidential campaign. he has got that sort of one equity. he has got to balance that with another equity, which is that he is responsible for keeping house republican majority in majority position. in

and republicans to go to my friend dan senor's point when he asked the question of what the clinton white house will do how 2 will interpret its mandate, the bigger question is how his friend paul ryan and all the other republicans so called leaders will interpreted what happened to their party over the last 18 months that is going to be the fundamental question going forward if hillary clinton does win the presidency, much more so than what kind of pan date they di vine from their what looks like now to be a relatively substantial win in early november. >> jeffrese green feeldz and al hunt what would you add to that? i think that's a wonderful sumation. i think also it raises a broader question as what does it mean to be a political party? there is an influential book that came out some years ago called the party decides that argues even on a primary system it is the party faithful, the party leaders. i think that theory is going to come under some real heavy analysis. because it wasn't simply that it was a hostile takeover, that is absolutely right. but it was a takeover where the norma

(sot: dan senor/(r) fmr. advisor to mitt romney)"i think generally, the third debate, historically, matters the least."that's because with just 20 days left until the election - it's going to be hard for the candidates to change the current momentum. clinton now has a 9-point lead in the latest national poll. (nats)"you can't believe anything you see. i don't even believe the polls."trump - who once used to praise the polls - now says the media and hillary clinton are rigging the election.(sot: donald "they event want to try and rig the election at the polling booths, where so many cities are corrupt and voter fraud is all too common."dr. jacob thompson is a professor and debate coach at u-n-l-v. (sot: dr. jacob thompson/unlv professor & debate coach)"i call it the burn it down on the way out strategy."he says trump is trying to use negative tactics to win the white house.(sot: dr. jacob thompson/unlv professor & debate coach)"i think his only route toward victory at this point is to depress democratic voter

mike feldman was a top adviser to al gore during the 2000 presidential campaign and dan senor was a senior adviser to mitt romney during his 2012 run. they talked to us about how tonight's debate and the overall tone of the campaign could actually end up hurting turnout on election day. >> i've been a senator. >> you haven't done anything. >> i presidential debates have seen plenty of fireworks. >> let's focus on the issues. >> reporter: less than three weeks until election day, democrat mike feldman and republican dan senor say voters' minds may already be made up. >> i think generally the third debate historically matters the least. >> the least? >> yes. >> having said that, we have never seen an election like this. there has been nothing about this cycle so far that is predictable. >> reporter: in tonight's final debate, both trump and clinton after november 8th. >> for trump, it appears as though he is pursuing some sort of strategy to rationalize defeat and place the blame for the outcome of the election elsewhere. >> hillary is running for president in what looks like, to many people

charlie: the perception is, by a number of people other than dan senor, the cnn poll and other placesfocus groups, that pence did better than tim kaine. who it benefits is another question. you don't share that view? >> i think they are right, as a performer, he is a trained talk show host and he has a nice baritone. he spoke more slowly. he is more of a smooth television performer. off moree pulled that effectively. kaine wasn't really rebutting a lot of the arguments because he was there to make different points. charlie: on a moment of performance, is it bad debate tactics to interrupt too much? >> i thought kaine was surprisingly bad last night for the following reason. he tried to do what pence did to paul ryan in 2012. constant interruptions. biden used the word malarkey. constantly laughing. i think kaine can't pull it off. but biden can pull it off graciously. he does it and he's still that level -- lovable uncle who can get away with it. but there was something awkward about the way kaine did it to the point of being annoying. it wasn't annoying in 2012. trust me, i was frust

joining me now, republican strategist dan senor.i find interesting on donald trump saying he didn't pay income taxes for years. you haven't heard any other business leaders come out and say this makes sense. i do the same. you worked with mitt romney. the rest of mitt romney's industry said his business practices are exactly in line with what we do. it didn't work for mitt romney. people seem to forgive donald. why? >> i think trump gets away with a lot of things. trump last night said he was going to put his opponent in jail. trump said his policy on russia, he could care less in syria. he has his own view. trump says he doesn't pay any taxes. let's just go down the list of the things trump gets away with that other candidates don't. we can analyze why that is. this is a change election. people want to blow up washington. when people want to blow up washington, they're incredibly sort of tolerant of the warts of candidates. i think the tax issue, though, is in a legal of its own. even though trump blows it off, i think over time if

i want to bring in former senior adviser to paul ryan, dan senor. you know wiener, clinton, trump, director comey. what do you make of this? >> i cannot believe, the last week before the election, it all comes back to anthony weiner. i mean, that is just an amazing notion in terms of how shakespearean this all is. i think, i don't know the facts, just like attorney general gonzalez just said. but based on what we do know, it's hard to imagine that director comey had good options here. right? i mean, he's basically being accused or has been accused by both candidates at different times, accused of rigging the election. so if he withheld the information and not made this unpresidented move, republicans would have excoriated him after the election. by doing what he did now, the democrats are excoriating him. i don't know what he's supposed to do. i do know this about him. he's got a lot of critics in washington, d.c., but one thing he's wide lly regarded as is beg pretty independent. he worked in the bush administration. he was controversial in the bus

got the inside look at the preparations with veterans political strategists and their names are dan senor and michael feldman. including the opening behind the opening that handshake did not happen and that set the stage for a tense feisty confrontation between hillary clinton and donald trump. dan and michael are here with rea reaction. we were sitting there. >> what had happened if he had reached out? >> i think she would have taken it back. i don't think there was anything in it for her to shake his hand after the country was seeing them for the first time after this video, this vulgar predatory video had been out. move toward each other b shaked hands at the end. does that mean anything to you? >> no. i think him responding saying nice to her as not a quitter. it was quick. >> rentedly he repeatedly descrs locker room behavior. how do you think that played? >> well, it's interesting. i don't know how well it played with the very small number of people right now who are sitting on the fence between the republican establishment fleeing him. that potentially is the most important audienc

son las heridas que dan testimonio a la brutal golpiza que le propinaron dos sujetos el senor dad juanavid juan martinez gomez/victima de brutal golpiza "del trancazo que me pego este de aquí me tumbo y cndoaí luego se fue".la mano y el agresor le saco del bolsla ds eran las ganancias de un dia de trabajo de sol a sol vendiendo paletas. el ataque senala la victima de 71 anos ocurrio el martes alrededor de las ocho de la che ela interseccion de las calles vanowen y lemp en north hollywood. david juan martinez gomez/victima de brutal golpiza "me venía yo limpiando porque de seguro que desde alláaba hasta los tacos había sangre regada todaa"desangrandose este originario de oaxaca recorrio casi una milla hasta su casa. donde familiares lo auxiliaron y transportaron de inmediato a un hospital local. gloria santiago/esposa de la victima "me da pendiente que un día lo encontremos tira por lá en la calle muerto". el carrito de las paletas continua hoy banadoe sane asi como la ropa que vestia el senor david. esa es la uni evidcia del brutal ataque que le presunto hoy a detectis de la polia ange

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los electores se dan cuenta, el 8 de noviembre lo veremos. >>> pero seÑor... >>> un momento, perdÓn chrisnto lo sabrÁs mantendremos el suspenso. >>> permÍtame responder, eso me r parece horroroso cada vez que donald piensa que las cosas no van como Él quiere, piensa que todo estÁ ma contraed en contra de Él. el fbi hizo investigaciÓn en mis correos electrÓnicos. dijo que el fbi estÁ macontrado. dijo que la primaria tambiÉn esta contra Él. y demandan a la universidad trump por fraude y malversaciÓn de fondos y ts alega que los tribunales tambiÉn estÁn contra Él. hubo un momento cuando no recibiÓ un emmy por su programa televisivo y entonces, comenzÓ a mandar tweet de que los emmy estaban contra Él. es una mentalidad, es asÍ como piensa donald y es divertido, pero Él tambien inquieta mucho. no es asÍ como funciona nuestra democracia. hemos existido durante 240 aÑos, hemos tenido elecciones libres y justas, hemos aceptado los resultados aunque no nos gusten. y eso es lo que debemos esperar de cualquier persona que estÉ parada aquÍ. en un escenario de debate durante elecciones federales. el p

seÑores, no es asÍ. si a usted le dan la oportunidad de ser residente, o la toma o la deja.dana estadounidense y vivimos aquÍ hace 11 aÑos. tenemos negocio, pagamos impuestos. a nuestra hija mayor le dieron el daca. pusimos un caso, pero el abogado fue preso. estamos esperando que nos llegue el foia. tenemos aÑo intentando arreglar papeles". oye, les pasÓ de todo! ¿quÉ pasa si fallece una de las personas involucradas? mario: hay una soluciÓn. vas a sustituir el peticionario por otra persona. no necesariamente tiene que ser un familiar, pero es muy difÍcil. eso existe en teoría. ahora, que la persona no pierda todo el tiempo que ha pasado, es bien difÍcil, pero se puede hacer, siempre y cuando se demuestre una razÓn humanitaria. vamos a la otra pregunta: ¿quÉ hago si no estoy cubierto por la 245i? si no se hubiera muerto su mamÁ, puede pedir un perdÓn. ¿cÓmo? despuÉs de agosto 28, todos aquellos que tienen padres y madres residentes o ciudadanos, esposos residentes o ciudadanos, y tienen una peticiÓn, despuÉs que le llegue la cola, no antes, usted puede pedir un perdÓn con la

. >> seÑoras y seÑores este fin de semana este fin de semana manuel me dan y lo digo para quienes estÁn

seÑores! le mandamos un beso bien grande a toda nuestra gente de new york, que tanto cariÑo nos dan diariamentenicanos allÁ en mÉxico... hay 6000 de nosotros que viven allÁ en mÉxico, 6000 en todo mÉxico. se hacen festivales donde intercambiamos nuestra cultura. los dominicanos les enseÑan a bailar merenguito, les dan mangÚ... es muy interesante. fue muy bonito lo que vivÍ, y les agradezco a todos el cariÑo. birmania: debe ser algo muy parecido a lo que ocurre aquÍ en nueva york, donde hay tanta gente mexicana y tantos dominicanos, que ya para esta fecha se mezclan y comparten todo eso. francisca: es que nos damos cuenta al final que todos somos uno. alejandro: ¿dÓnde estÁn los mexicanos aquÍ? ¿dÓnde estÁn los dominicanos? quÉ rico se siente! es espectacular. y tambiÉn tenemos muchas noticias, porque el comic_co llega a nueva york este fin de semana. ¿quiÉn viene? birmania: william levy! francisca: ¿estÁ ahÍ? alejandro: william valdÉs! birmania: efectivamente, este fin de semana se va a celebrar el comic_con la convenciÓn mÁs grande que existe de los fanÁticos de los cÓmics y superhÉroes. resul