dr. ben carson, former presidential candidate. dr. carson, good to see you. >> you, too. >> you also said it's wrong and it's locker room talk and that kind of banter goes on all the time. you tell me, listen, i think there's a real argument to be made that dismissing that kind of talk as just locker room and regular banter between alpha males is a very damaging message to be sending to our children, to our sons and our daughters today, that dismissive tone and nature. do you disagree with me? >> well, it's not dismissing it. that's not what i'm doing. it is horrible. there's no excuse for it. and it's not acceptable. here's the issue. the issue is our country is in a tremendous amount of trouble, and we're only a month away from the election. >> that's true. but the point on the other side is -- >> listen. >> -- you have a candidate who doesn't respect half of the

dr. ben carson. he himself ran for president of the united states just months hillary clinton asked the question and i'll ask the same of you, what kind of genius loses almost a billion dollars in one year? >> well the fact of the matter is people who deal with large businesses and big business transactions have feast and familiaren. sometimes they do well and sometimes they lose a lot of give them an opportunity to mitigate those losses over the next several years. is that a good idea? it may not be. the idea was good in the beginning but i think it's morphed into something that is not fair. that's one of the reasons when i was running i advocated a flat tax with removal of all deductions and loopholes so everybody is on an equal playing contributes to the well being of our country. this situation provides an opportunity for us to talk about real reform in the tax code and trially making it fair. what were taxes for in the first place? it was so we could run the government, not to control people's b

dr. ben carson, a trump campaign adviser.hy is he going after the republican leadership for rigging it? is the republican leadership rigging the ballot boxes and beering up the media to be in the tank for hillary? >> no, of course not. i think he's a little bit miffed in terms of why they aren't investigating some of the allegations that have been made in places like philadelphia where there are huge numbers that voted for obama and like zero for romney. >> that's just in a few counties. there are all these precincts and in some precincts romney and mccain got no votes and some they got many votes. in some of the precincts it's only like 100 people voting. it's not that suspicious that republicans got no votes. >> it's too late to do anything for this election. but we should be looking at the integrity of our voting system. i was talking to someone last week who said they went to vote in the last election and they weren't asked for an identification of any type. you know, those are things that really could easily be rectified

dr. ben carson joins us live in west palm beach, florida. last week you were in las vegas for the debate. now you join us live from west palm beach. thanks for joining us. we had a chance to meet face to face last week. the state new right now is a key state but they have tightened here in nevada. donald trump has drawn even with clinton and ahead by two points in florida. donald trump has victory here. >> there is no question there is a path to victory. i would hope that people wouldn't focus so much on the polls. they've been wrong in presidential elections in the past and concentrate more on the issues. that is one of the good things as we approach the election. i think people are going to be a lot more interested in what does what does it actually say and does it agree with the direction that i think the country should be going in. that is what voting should be about. i hope that we focus more on that going on. >> you mean an election about issues, wouldn't that be nice? let's talk about some of the issues that donald trump has with fema

dr. ben carson.e have more coming up from spin room, i've side will spin it for their candidates, beforehand they say other guy is favored to do well, our candidate is pathetic will be out classed. afterwards they come back to say, we're pure geniuses. it is on. neil: you get a subpoenaa, after that. you delete 33,000 e-mails, you avid watch them or bleach them, we'll get a -- prosecutor, we're going to look into it people's lives have been destroyed for boeing ondoing one fifth of you have done, it is a disgrace, you ought to be ashamed. neil: all right that went well. i am telling you it was pay-per-view events. rudy guliani joining us, a big backer of donald trump. unlike a lot of people getting weak kneed. with video of 11 years old, mayor stuck by donald trump. and had choice comments over republicans who are bolting, he was on virtually every single sunday morning show, including all cartoons, that is unusual, i did not know they had a political bench. good to see you. first off, donald trump t

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dr. ben carson, a former candidate and current adviser to the trump campaign. dr. on, thank you so much for joining us. let's start with michigan, your original home state. do you think donald trump can actually win this state which hasn't gone republican for president since 1998? >> i do think so. i was there yesterday or the day before yesterday, and just a tremendous amount of enthusiasm. but you have to look at a state like michigan which was once a big manufacturing state, and you look what's happened. a lot of that can be attributed to some of our trade policies and some of the regulatory issues. a small manufacturer, for instance, has to pay $34,000 per year per employee in regulatory costs. it makes it very difficult to compete with others in other nations. so i think those kinds of things will resonate. and as i've said before, i really don't think this is about democrats and republicans. i think it's really more about political elite class and the people. >> i want to play for you a clip from a brand new tv ad from a liberal group, priorities usa. it plays

dr. ben carson and trump campaign senior adviser a.j. delgado. dr. ig promises, save communities, great education, high paying jobs. if you look at the numbers and break down issues economically in the black community, they have been disproportionately impacted by violence, by a bad educational system and a lack of economic opportunity. this to me seems to be, must be a long-standing promise that republicans should be making every year, not just campaign years. >> yeah, or better late than never. the republican party has been tardy when it comes to focusing on the down-trodden communities, you know, both in the inner city, some of our rural communities. and whenever i talk about that with donald trump, he gets very animated from the very beginning, and he understands that these communities are vital to the health of our nation. we can't have a successful nation without this. but some of the keys are a good education because that changes the trajectory of one's life. >> well, that's what your mother did for you. >> and opportunities. >> dr. carson, you

dr. ben carson.h all of the revelations, governor huckabee, with the collusion with the clinton campaign and the white house, the collusion with the state department, the collusion with the justice department, doesn't it seem odd the timing, all of the women in one day, right in the middle of the wikileaks dump, that show all of this, that show even the president lied to us about when he got e-mails from hillary? >> you know, it is not surprising to me, sean, because this is exactly what i experienced in arkansas at the hands of the clinton political machine every time i was on the ballot. within weeks, usually sometimes days of the election, there would be all manner of the krasyest stuff imaginable being thrown, even lawsuits filed. everything you can imagine and more to give the press something to talk about and write about other than the issues of the election. so it looks very familiar to me. i've not only seen it, i've been there in the middle of it before and not the least bit surprised by it.

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dr. ben carson. all right dr. carson, 24 days. as of yesterday, donald is still talking about those women, and now we're up to nine accusers. why doesn't he stop? >> well, i think a lot of people have been asking that question, and i'm. >> reporter: well you're close to him, why doesn't he? >> i hope he has a strategy, and he thinks that maybe there's an appropriate time to talk about it. everybody else is telling him that now is the time because these issues are so incredibly important and as it said two weeks ago, these kind of allegations will continue to come out right until the election. their time, this is all planned to keep the discussion about things other than what hillary clinton can defend. there's no way she can defend her tax program or her open borders immigration program or any of the other programs. she can't defend her policies when she was secretary of state. >> does she even have a plan, doctor? she wants open borders, she wants open trade. she says one thing, you know, to wall street and then another thing for

dr. ben carson. we heard donald trump laid out key plans for his first 100 days in office. what did you think of that contract with america? >> i think it was a very good idea for him to do that particularly at this stage because as you know people tend to have short memories and people have been asking for some specifics and he came out with some. i think at this time it is particularly important to emphasize the amount of corruption that is going on in washington, d.c. even before the wiki leaks things came out we knew there was an enormous amount of corruption. it is one of the things that i was most surprised by when i was running, the depth of corruption. it's on both sides. this election is not really so much about republicans versus democrats as it is the political establishment and the media versus the people. and i believe that the people are actually a lot smarter than the political thinks they are. when they go into voting booths they will be thinking about children and grandchildren and asking do we really want to put somebody who is dishonest in there? somebody

dr. ben carson on tuesday from the republican side so everybody knows we try to balance it out. we have sunday night football here on nbc, you can watch the next presidential debate onr starting at 6:00 that is cox cable channel 6. >> krystal: we're going back, way back. we want to see throwback pictures. look at some of the ones we have here. is this terry? i think it is when he was two or three. send us your throwback pics. # tbt. on in. >> dana: a little kitten find himself with a big problem. he had to rely on humans to get him to a safe place. we're going to tell you how he ended up in such a predicament in the first place coming up. >> krystal: facebook helping you >> dana: poor little guy got himself stuck on a ledge 12 stories up. the cat jumped out the window and didn't realize he was way up there. an animal officer was called in. took a few tries but the officer finally saved that cat so they are now saying in singapore cats and kittens are curious animals. keep the windows shut. >> krystal: southwest flight never gets off the ground after a passenger's phone starts sm

dr. ben carson, on news3lv.com. >> the philippines says it is separating from the u.s. and will pursue a closer relationship russia as well. he wants to push away from the u.s. both militarily and economically. he's already signed 13 agreements with china. endings trainingment withing eso be countries. and was wearing some victims' clothes, the suspect left some of his things at the burglarized home. >> changes in training at nellis air force base. >> how you can make your voice heard, up next. >> and then they are big, bad and on an invasion. why you want to move away quickly if you come across these slow-moving >> yuck! plenty of sunshine, some areas in the 50s. weekend forecast coming right you've heard plenty about joe heck and the tax breaks he's voted for. for oil companies and the millions the oil billionaire koch brothers have spent to elect him. voted time and time again to limit nevada solar. risking jobs and higher rates. for nevada families, it's personal. catherine cortez masto will expand clean energy solar jobs. catherine cortez masto will fight for nevad

dr. ben carson who has been spoofed on snl.n: you know you've arrived when you've been spoofed on snl. jenna: the number of people crossing u.s.-mÉxico border reaching record high, violence continues in central america. casey live in dallas with more. >> yeah, jenna, u.s. border patrol agenting saying that they will apprehend upwards to one thousand people in a single day and that is just in one center, the rÍo grande valley sector in south texas, where only a winding river separates mÉxico from the u.s. the vast majority of illegal coming from central america, honduras or guatemala. if you thought the numbers in 2014 were high, here is a comparison n. that year more than 66,000 family united were apprehended and look at that, so far this year it has already exceeded 2014 numbers with more than 68,000 apprehensions according to customs and border protection. detention centers are full once again with mostly women and children, once they are processed they are given a notice to appear before an immigration judge at a later time

dr. ben carson left the campaign trail to speak at the teen challenge fund raising banquet. >> they help teens solve problems through faith, mentoring and training. it's a successful program but i had another question for the former presidential candidate. >> what is it like to be in a room with donald trump and ben carson? what are those conversations like? >> actually, we talk a lot about the solutions for our country. cannot be great if any part of it isn't working. >> thought i'd get more than that, but i didn't. carson went on to describe the republican nominee as kind, generous man who isn't given his dues by the mainstream media. >> clinton will be stopping in wisconsin asking voters to cast voters for her mother. >> absentee voting waukesha. cities are expecting more this year. a recent court rowling allows wisconsin municipality to set own hours and dates for absentee voting. >> typically we have five members on the staff and we've at least doubled that for the next two weeks. >> i do not know my schedule for the 8th of november, so i don't want to take a chance. >> you can vote

dr. ben carson, always good to see you. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> before hillary clinton and donald trump square off once again, their running mates will be facing off in their only vice presidential debate this tuesday live from longwood university in farmville, virginia. fox news will have live complete coverage of that debate all day. we want to hear from you now as for this coming debate. will you be watching and do you believe that hearing from the veep candidates will impact whether or not you will vote for mr. trump or miss clinton. tweet me and we'll try to get to some of your answers a bit later in the show. >>> the dangerous precedent, and it's an example of why sometimes you have to do what's hard. and frankly, i wish congress here had done what's hard. >> that's president obama, chiding congress for overriding his veto on a bill that gives victims' families the right to sue saudi arabia over any role it may have played in the 9/11 attacks, calling it, quote, a mistake. joining preside

dr. ben carson is trying to downplay the scandal. >> as i was growing up, people were always talking about their sexual conquests. >> and rudolph giuliani made light of it by knocking hillary clinton. >> that is as phony as -- i can't stay word. i have to be nice. i might say it back in the locker room. >> falling behind in the polls, trump is ramping up his rhetoric, openly engaging in the idea of jailing hillary clinton if he is elected. >> the form he republican attorney general mike mukasey who has been highly critical blasted trump for that threat. adding it would be like banana republic. and trump is back to battling his old nemesis. john mccain tweeting, the very foul-mouthed senator john mccain begged for my support during his primary. he won and then dropped me over locker room remarks. at a debate for his re-election, he said he may write in lindsay graham. >> it is not nice for me to reannounce nominee for my party. but i have daughters. i have friends. i have so many wonderful people on my staff. they cannot be degraded and demeaned in that fashion. >> in response to trump's dl

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dr. ben carson. we is outnumbered. we did a little instagram together. >> we did. harris: this is nitty-gritty as we head into the election. >> there a lot to talk about. >> my knee hurts. so we'll talk about that. kennedy: with obamacare you get as much free advice as you can. julie: dagen is hits him up for a prescription. harris: i will use my brain. let's begin with 36 days to to donald trump's taxes are in the spotlight following the stunning report in the "new york times." at an appearance in the past hour at a veterans event in virginia, the candidate made no mention of "the times" claims that he lost one billion dollars on tax returns or returns plural in the mid '90s. which may have allowed him to legally avoid paying any federal taxes for 18 years. legally is the word i used. to his critics they say he has been a tax dodger for years, but his closest advisors have an entire different take on it. >> my response is he is genius. i mean reality -- >> genius? >> absolute genius. perfectly legal application of the tax code and he would have been a fool not to

dr. ben carson..... pastor goulet: when he endorsed donald trump, i thought i dont know about this, i dont know about this... but to meet him today, but to you'll hear...... how the pastor managed to score the big visit.... from trump. and... meet some lucky elementary school.... who got to meet trump.... one on one. while hillary clinton is in washington d.c. preparing for the next presidential debate.. her family hit te trail today. chelsea clinton held a rally in iowa while former president bill clinton was in the buckeye state to talk about the economy. bill clinton: but it is not gonna happen if we vote to continue gridlock and divisive politics and putting each other down and all that kinda stuff. ohio's voter registration deadline is only 6-days away.. october 11th.. followed by the start of early voting on october 12th. governor brian sandoval announcing today..... session.... next week. among the topics to be discussed... public funding for an n-f-l stadium..... here in las vegas..... that could

dr. ben carson said. trying to get the sound ready. i don't think we have it.lly's he said -- he basically said what donald trump said in that tape was locker room talk. i questioned, was surprised i'd never heard something like that. he said maybe that's the problem. >> yeah. >> which i -- >> the problem? >> the problem you're not spending enough time -- >> perhaps i am naive. i was on the boys' golf team in high school and never heard talk like this. quite a lot of talk, but nothing certainly that even drifted into that kind of territory. when you hear his surrogates making this defense, mateo, these kinds of defenses what do you think? >> i think what's remarkable is that we're now having the debate about what constitute sexual assault from what the candidate for the republican nomination is saying. i mean, this is something that is now the center of this presidential campaign, and an argument you hear not just from trump surrogates but at the rally. i hear if all the time. a normalization, finding alarming. this idea accept as part of the normal discourse.

dr. ben carson will be stumping in bensalem and conshohocken today.paigning for his wife today, he'll be at albright college in reading today. one of three stops he'll make in pennsylvania. >>> inspectors will check out the machines at a warehouse in nicetown and all candidates are invited to watch the inspection. >>> after a judge ordered a delay yesterday, jurors are expected to hear closing arguments today in the so-called bridgegate trial. two former allies of new jersey governor chris christie are accused of orchestrating lane closures on the george washington bridge back in 2013 in order to punish the mayor of ft. lee for not endorsing christie. >>> in just minutes, a popular new castle county bakery is re-opening. a fire ripped through serpe's and sons bakery on christmas eve last year. the grand re-opening is at 7:00 with a blessing of the building. >>> tonight, world series returns to wrigley field for the first time in 71 years. we're hoping that bill henley will get off the fence and pick a team. the cubs and indians will square off in game

dr. ben carson.poke with him earlier this evening, and began by asking what donald trump needs to do tonight to combat declining polls, including in key battleground states. i hope he's going to spend a lot of time talking about the issues that really concern the american people -- the economy, jobs, education, immigration, our standing in the world and how we relate to the various problems that are going on in the world -- and then i hope he will probably also high light some of the things that have come out, you know, in recent weeks about hillary clinton that many in the news have not bothered to report on. >> woodruff: are you referring to the wikileaks stories? >> yes. >> woodruff: so what, specifically? >> well, i don't think there's been a lot of emphasis on, you know, the fact that she and her staff have kind of savaged, you know, bernie sanders, have talked about catholics and evangelicals in a way that's perhaps not becoming to the leadership of this country, where we're supposed to have fr

dr. ben carson here talking to folks now. and you will see others walking through the media center. we will try to grab him. but there's a lot going on tonight. this will be a 90 minute debate. it will have no commercials. there will be no breaks. you are going to have hillary clinton on one side of the left. she is going to get the first questions. you may wonder who is going to be in charge of this? it is the commission on presidential debates. i spoke with the chairman today about how this debate will stack up against the other two. >> how do you think this debate is going to stack up compared to the other two? >> i don't know. i hope they will more substancive on the issues. entitlements and the national court justices and so on, hoping that is where it goes. and that the personalities that are involved don't get involved until maybe later in the debate. but you never know. we have no control over these things. >> reporter: it is challenging but debates have really come to move the voters. move the polls at least in a significant way. >> this is the 30th debate that the commissi

dr. ben carson live on the program in minutes. plus -- >> we're in a room and there is nothing. >> kim: still suffering. trapped waiting to be rescued because of floodwaters. you are going to hear from a woman who lost a precious keepsake coming up. >> dana: we are exactly four weeks away from election day. >> kim: we are and i know we are a gaming town but no one tacking bet on how this someone going to go because w and democrats befuddled by the debate on sunday. a lot of people throwing in the towel all together. we'll see if they get out and vote a month from now. >> dana: let's get a check of the forecast from kelly curran over in the weather center. >> kelly: we had rain that doesn't make it to the ground yesterday afternoon.

dr. ben carson, a republican, former presidential candidate, about this very issue of whether donald trump will accept the results of the election. take a listen. >> i don't think it does anything quite frankly. i'm not sure it's a question that has that much import compared to some of the other things that were talked about. nobody is going to remember that. >> reporter: well, i can tell you that democrats are going to try to make sure that people do remember it. right after i left dr. carson, i went over to the other side of the spin room, where senator harry reid was talking, and he brought it up as an issue. and you can expect that democrats will continue to bring this up, and it does raise questions that we will be continuing to ask here in the spin room tonight. jim and jacqueline, back to you. >> lauren, not likely to go away anytime soon. >>> and donald trump needed to get the momentum moving in his direction tonight. he's lagging behind hillary clinton in the must-win battleground states, including right here in pennsylvania. >> and this new college poll was conducted earlier this

dr. ben carson joins us. plus, donald trump's tough talk continues but it is the locker room talk or lock her up that is working. >> i knew these false attacks would come. i knew this day would arrive. this is a conspiracy against you, the american people, and we cannot let this happen or continue. than your health. or the freedom to choose what doctor you want to see. so if you're on medicare, consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any standardized medicare supplement plan, you'll be able to stay with the doctor or specialist you trust... or look for someone new -- as long as they accept medicare patients. and you're not stuck in a network... because there aren't any. so why wait? call now to request your free decision guide and learn more. how do we measure greatness in america? it's measured by what we do for our children. it's why as president i'll invest in our schools. in college that leads to opportunities... not debt. and an economy whe

dr. ben carson who's donald trump ever since dropping out of the primaries i asked him if donald trumps answer about whether not he would except the outcome of the election troubled him here's what he had to say "no, that doesn't trouble me at all. he didn't say he wouldn't accept it he said let's evaluate the situation if it turns out that we have evidence of significant irregularities i think it should be questioned i don't think it should be accepted hook line and sinker." and while dr. carson said he wasn't worried about what donald trump answered other people i've been talking to you today to say they can see this kind of language as threatening to democracy obviously that didn't changed a lot of minds out here tonight like i said only really seems to be trump supporters left but i did get word that hundreds of clinton supporters were paid a visit by her some famous faces turned out at the debate tonight. they shared their thoughts on this showdown with fox5. oh my god that was so entertaining, i learned a lot actually too. when you are sitting there you are so engaged. (40) i thought it

dr. ben carson, we appreciate you being with us.hank you very much indeed, sir. >> always a pleasure, thank you. stuart: eboni williams you were listening to that, any comment. or did gloria phone you? >> she delighted, of course, and agreed with everything the doctor said. i want to support what the doctor said about vocational skills. i've seen what he's talking about, people going into the system with no skills and no skills. working people is important. stuart: wouldn't that be nice to see that elsewhere in the area other than fox news.com? it's nowhere. >> here is the thing, we know there's going to be bias stacked against donald trump that's baked into the cake as they like to say so he's got to kind of overcompensate for that. that would be my advice for the candidate. stuart: eboni and gloria, thank you. >> she's here in spirit. stuart: and a move, first off, twitter, there's a big layoff coming around 18 bucks a share this morning, still looking for a buyer. tesla, a surprise profit, it's making money, but only with the lep

dr. ben carson/trump supporter)"i think he prosecuted his case much better in this debate than he did in the first place."but there were no celebrations during the debate as the two candidates attacked trump had to answer for a video from 2005 where he described his advances on women. women.(sot: donald trump/(r) presidential nominee)21:10:45 "i'm very embarrassed by it, i hate it. but its locker room talk. it's one of those things. i will knock the hell out of isis. we will absolutely defeat isis."(sot: sec. hillary clinton/(d) presidential nominee)(sot - 21:28:33)"ok donald, i know you're into big diversions tonight, anything to avoid talking about your campaign and how it's exploding and how republicans are leaving you." the two candidates will square off one more time when they debate in las vegas next week. mi louis. so who won the debate? one cnn/orc poll shows 57-percent of debate watchers say hillary clinton did. while just over a third of those polled think trump won. with the election less than a month away--- the presidential candidates and their campaign's are ?back on the ca

dr. ben carson. >> thank you, neil.l: duvets this in the campaign and were intimately aware and working on the frontlines of health care, the limitations of this, problems associated with this. bill clinton tried to doubt us back to say the fact of the matter is we had a million signed up with health care and we are going to fix the stuff that is not right. all these critics can take a chill pill. you say what? >> i say it is quite refreshing although it was only momentary to hear bill clinton telling the truth on this matter. the fact of the matter is to rob peter to pay paul doesn't make any sense. to penalize millions of people in the middle class so that you can give health care to the indigent doesn't make any sense. you have to have a system that works for everybody. as i've said many times before, you know, there's plenty of money already being used for health care. twice as much per capita as many other nations that have much better access. it is the system that is errant and that is why we needed to assist them

dr. ben carson/trump supporter)"i think he prosecuted his case much better in this debate than he did in the first place."but there were no celebrations during the debate as the two candidates attacked each other for 90 minutes.trump had to answer for a video from 2005 where he described his advances on women.(sot: donald trump/(r) presidential nominee)21:10:45"i'm very embarrassed by it, i hate it. but its locker room talk. isis. we will absolutely defeat isis."(sot: sec. hillary clinton/(d) presidential nominee)(sot - 21:28:33)"ok donald, i know you're into big diversions tonight, anything to avoid talking about your campaign and how it's exploding and how republicans are leaving you." while clinton was attacked for her use of a private email server while secretary of state.(sot: donald trump/(r) presidential nominee)(9:22 pm) "i'm going to appoint my attorney general to investigate your deleted emails."(standup: jamie yuccas/cbs news/st. louis, mo) trump's attacks on clinton actually started before the four women who have accused her and president bill clinton of sexual misconduct and

dr. ben carson. how many of you watched the debate last night? how many of you did not watch the debate last night? [ cheers ] >> jimmy: okay, we got some dummies in the audience. i like that. last night from las vegas, trump versus clinton three, and just like that we're one step closer to never having to watch cable news again. it was the third most watched debate in history. more than 71 million people watched/screamed at their tv. there were a few more catch phrases and guillermo got a new hat out of it. >> that's right. >> no. they're free for the bad hombres. >> jimmy: the only problem is he pronounced the word homres like this. >> we have some bad ombr?s and we're going to get them -- >> jimmy: they mean what? >> hungry. >> jimmy: what do they call hungry manin >> ombr? hombre. >> jimmy: there were a number of zingers last night. i thought this was a good one too. >> it is up to us to make that true now and in the future and particularly for our children and or grandchildren. >> mr. trump? >> nobody has more respect for women than i do, no

dr. ben carson. doctor, you heard him. he's calling her a liar.re you happy with that this morning, sir? >> no, i'm not happy in general with the focus on these kinds of issues. when there's such important issues going on in our country. stuart: yeah. >> and i think we really ought to be focusing on the economy or jobs or the national debt. stuart: dr. carson, i know you are and respect you and i don't want to interrupt you, but why is donald trump doing this? is that a good tactic to call these women liars like that? is that good? >> i think there are much better ways to use one's time, particularly given the fact that we're down to the last three or four weeks before the election, and the differences between the two parties are so vast. i mean, i think it would be a great thing, for instance, to take the democrat platform and the republican platform and compare them because most people, particularly democrats, have no idea what's in that democrat platform. it reads like something from a socialist country, but they don't know that. stuart: we don

dr. ben carson acknowledges much. but it could frustrate those hillary clinton voters from showing up at the polls at all. that's what the trump supporters are hoping for. >> it could turn some of them that are sitting on the fence vacillating toward hillary clinton to the trump side. a lot of people are moving to gary johnson, even a few could, but anybody that doesn't vote for hillary clinton as a result of this is a benefit to donald trump, neil. >> john roberts who's working on his next campaign sort of screen play, but he'll never be able to outdo the real one. >>> i want to show you something that happened yesterday. you know the markets kind of finished where they began. but man, oh, man, what happened in the middle? that circle at 1:10 eastern time. is when this comey letter to the committee chairmen in congress was first released, when that news came out, the markets tanked. why did that happen? and why in the course of events did the mexican peso tank? charlie gasparino here, charlie, why did that happen? >>

dr. ben carson/trump supporter)"i think he prosecuted his case much better in this debate than he did in the first place."but there were no celebrations during the debate as the two candidates attacked each other for 90 minutes. trump had to answer for a video from 2005 where he described his advances on women. women.(sot: donald trump/(r) presidential nominee)21:10:45 "i'm very embarrassed by it, i hate it. but its talk. it's one of those things. i will knock the hell out of isis. we will absolutely defeat isis."(sot: sec. hillary clinton/(d) presidential nominee)(sot - 21:28:33)"ok donald, i know you're into big diversions tonight, anything to avoid talking about your campaign and how it's exploding and how republicans are leaving you." the two candidates will square off one more time when they debate in las vegas next week. jamie yuccas, cbs news, st. louis. so who won the debate? one cnn/orc poll shows 57-percent clinton won. while just over a third of those polled think trump won. now a ?new? tape on trump has surfaced--- this time from 19-93. during an interview in new zealand--- t