evan evan bayh gave it to us.stened to the special interests and he did not listen to hoosiers. i will always fight for your interests and your rights and for your values. >> there's probably a good reason i'm a former tv newscaster. the debate format, as i described described it was 2111 and i miss the one on the back end of the first question. evan bayh i allow you to go back and talk about trade again wrapping up your comments and then you can respond to the farm question. my apologies. >> that's okay. so i get to one minutes here? >> you do indeed. >> lucky me. you notice congressman young never explained why he voted repeatedly for the tax deduction that is shipping their jobs to mexico. our viewers at home but don't know this, companies like carrier actually get to deduct the cost of shipping our jobs abroad from their u.s. taxes and congressman young thinks that's just fine. it's not just fine. that is something i am going to fight to change. he also mentioned trade agreements. i voted against them. he vote

evan bayh took the money and ran. he joined a major lobbying firm in washington dc and he represented clients that needed relief from the problem he created. from obamacare. our premiums skyrocketed and left us and our doctors with our constant specialist. evan, when we needed a center most you left us to work for them in washington dc and made millions of dollars and now we can hold you accountable in this election. >> we are now at our final question. >> we are literally out of time. >> that's flat-out wrong what you just said. [overlapping conversation] >> we have 30 seconds for each of you to answer and you start, mister young. why would voters you would be the best candidate to represent them in washington? >> after eight years of the failed obama clinton policies which make no mistake, resemble the evan bayh policies, americans are left with debt and a broken health care system. we need more common sense hoosier conservatism in washington dc. we need more indiana and washington, less washington in indiana. every

these ads opposing evan bayh sign off with a photo of clinton. we also asked senator bayh for an interview, but he was out of the state, scott, raising money even at this late date for his campaign. >> pelley: dean reynolds, thanks. well, the russians have been raising cane, breaking into the national committee and clinton campaign chairman john podesta. so how did they do it? well, charlie d'agata has been turning up clues by another site hacked by russia. >> reporter: debris was scattered for miles when the malaysian plane was shot done over ukraine in july 2013. all 298 on board were killed. the investigative web site called belling cat was among the first to conclude that pro-russ s the missile, and that's when the group landed squarely in the crosshairs of russian hackers. one of belling cat's investigators is eric toler. >> you throw the spear in and you hope you get a fish, right? >> reporter: it's called spearfishing, and he told us he's how the russians attacked belling cat. >> you have fake e-mails. they look like they're from google. yo

evan bayh is up by four points. mitt romney carried the state be 11 points and george w.i think trump should be a lot farther ahead than he is if he's going to pull todd young across the finish line. >> what your call? >> that's exactly right. trump needs to pull todd young over the finish line and needs to pull over the working class votes. that's exactly why bayh is hitting trade issue really hard. >> do you think young can pull it out? >> i think he could. >> all right, thank you, alicia. we have to take one more break. when we come back, hits and misses of the week. you can run an errand. (music playing) ♪ push it real good... (announcer vo) or you can take a joyride. bye bye, errands, we sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy. ugh. heartburn. sorry ma'am. no burning here. try new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. they don't taste chalky and work fast. mmmm. incredible. can i try? she doesn't have heartburn. new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. enjoy the relief. (announcer vo) you can commute. (man on radio) ...40! no flags on the play! (cheering) (announ

evan bayh evan bayh wants to maintain obama care, a law that cannot be sustained and it's causing harm. >> why are we bickering about what a person should be forced to do? the fact of the matters that americans deserve to be free. they deserve to be free from government regulations that comes along with the first insurance scam. >> a question submitted by a voter to the debate commission. we receive several questions regarding climate change. some as you know argue that human activity play key role in climate change and others say the notion of climate change is a myth. where you stand in the spectrum and how should the u.s. prioritize its energy sources? >> i think, change change is real. the question is what we do about it. i think we should do several things. first we should emphasize renewables like wind and solar which are expanding across indiana. that's a good thing. we should emphasize efficiency, retrofitting our homes and businesses to save energy. we should emphasize clean coal generation which we have an indiana, that would help the mining business and help utility ratepaye

republican congressman todd young is running a tight race against evan bayh, a democrat, who previouslye seat for 12 years and also served as indiana governor. congressman young joins us from indianapolis. in full disclosure, we invited senator bayh on the program. he's unable to join us today. we'll keep this segment as fair and balanced as possible. if you rewind back to july, there was a gaping lead between you two, and now we've seen those polls get tighter. i want to ask you, do you attribute that to you being an outsider? >> actually i think it's the fact that my message is one that is resonating with hoosiers. hoosiers understand that washington is broken. we need solution-oriented people prepared to work in a bipartisan way to fix washington. we need to make sure every hoosier has access to a quality ed cakes that leads to a good paying job and ultimately a meaningful career in places like indiana. the other thing we need to focus on is keeping america safe and secure. as a u.s. marine, i feel like i have some value to add in this area. it's really the message more than anything

in indiana, former senate evan bayh and todd young are in a tight race to replace dan coates, as theows the ad wars have heated up. take a look at the latest exchange. >> after the economy crashed, indiana families were struggled. we turned to the senator to protect us. but instead of going to work for us, evan bayh went to work for them, making millions as a big money influence pedaler and cashed in with the big banks. >> my opponent is attacking me as a lobbiest, that is a lie. but here is what is true. i cut taxes and helped to save 100,000 auto jobs. pushed for a balanced budget and taken on the extremes of both parties and i always will. to get things done. wall street is just back from indiana where she's been following the race. alicia. so chuck schumer who wants to be majority leader of the democrats and the senate picked evan bayh who is out of the senate for six years thinking this is going to be an easy one. lots of money in his bank account. well known name in indiana. hasn't turned out that way. why? >> right. so evan bayh the former two term governor as well as a former

opponent, three term congressman, todd bayh's senate record this way. >> evan bayh cast his vote for obamacare after ignoring the pleas of tens of thousand of hoosiers. >> laura allbright political scientist at university of indianapolis. >> todd young, basically attacks him on that. says look, a lot of hoosier voters are dissatisfied with affordable care act. evan bayh ga >> reporter: unpopularity of obamacare is helping young try to hold the seat for the g ocht p having mike pence on the ticket helps too only so much. though trump is comfortably ahead of hillary clinton in the state, young seldom mentions him. >> reporter: have you endorsed him? support him? going to vote for him what? >> i want change like most hoosiers. this is indeed a change election. >> reporter: you support the republican ticket for president? >> i'm a republican. i'm a republican. will not continue the failed policies of barack obama on the ticket. so -- >> that's who. >> yeah, that's mr. trump. >> but unpopularity at the top of the ticket is not solely a republican problem here. these ads opposing bayh sign

evan bayh gave you this. obamacare is helping young try to hold the seat for the g ocht p having mike pence on the ticket helps too only so much. though trump is comfortably ahead of hillary clinton in the state, young seldom mentions him. >> reporter: have you endorsed him? support him? going to vote for him what? >> i want change like most hoosiers. this is indeed a change election. >> reporter: you support the republican ticket for president? >> i'm a republican. i'm a republican. will not continue the failed policies of barack obama on the ticket. so -- >> that's who. >> yeah, that's mr. trump. >> but unpopularity at the top of the ticket is not solely a republican problem here. these ads opposing bayh sign off with a photo of clinton. >> reporter: we also asked senator bayh for an interview but he was out of the state, scott, raising money even at this late date. for his campaign. >> dean reynolds, thanks least of the worries for a regional airline pilot who was accused of trying to fly drunk this mornin

evan bayh evan bayh wants to maintain obama care, a law that cannot be sustained and it's causing harm. >> why are we bickering about what a person should be forced to do? the fact of the matters that americans deserve to be free. they deserve to be free from government regulations that comes along with the first insurance scam.

. >> evan bayh, two term senator retired six years ago and wants back in. >> his republican opponent, three term congressman, todd young, prefers to remember bayh's senate record this way. >> evan bayh cast his vote for obamacare after ignoring the pleas of tens of thousand of hoosiers. >> laura allbright political scientist at university of indianapolis. >> todd young, basically attacks him on that. says look, a lot of hoosier affordable care act. evan bayh gave you this. >> reporter: unpopularity of obamacare is helping young try to hold the seat for the g ocht p having mike pence on the ticket helps too only so much. though trump is comfortably ahead of hillary clinton in the state, young seldom mentions him. >> reporter: have you endorsed him? support him? going to vote for him what? >> i want change like most hoosiers. this is indeed a change election. >> reporter: you support the i'm a republican. there is only one person who will not continue the failed policies of barack obama on the ticket. so -- >> that's who. >> yeah, that's mr. trump. >> but unpopularity at the top of the

evan bayh in indiana, russ feingold in wisconsin, both out of the senate for six years, for more than- i guess it is six, but they didn't run for reelection in 2010, after they provided the crucial 60th vote, each of them, to pass obamacare. is it coming back to haunt them? >> it is coming back to haunt them. if donald trump does poorly tomorrow night, the republican party is going to go into save the senate mode, and these will be the sorts of fences they'll be running. john johnson will run this down with russ feingold in wisconsin, pat toomey will do it against mcginty in pennsylvania. obamacare, i think at the state level where people are feeling these increases, is going to be at the center of these senate races. >> this is the best issue, maybe the best issue republicans have in these senate races, james. >> it's great. trump doesn't have to do too much to win it, because everyone knows it doesn't work, they know it's denying them coverage options, they know the costs are going up. people don't like it. all he has to do is go a little bit further, when he talks about letting peo

evan bayh in indiana, russ feingold in wisconsin, both out of the senate for six years, for more thanix -- i guess it is six, but they didn't run for reelection in 2010, after they provided the crucial 60th vote, each of them, to pass obamacare. is it coming back to haunt them? >> it is coming back to haunt them. if donald trump does poorly tomorrow night, the republican party is going to go into save the senate mode, and these will be the sorts of fences they'll be running. john johnson will run this down with russ feingold in wisconsin, pat toomey will do it against mcginty in pennsylvania. obamacare, i think at the state level where people are feeling these increases, is going to be at the center of these senate races. >> this is the best issue, maybe the best issue republicans have in these senate races, james. >> it's great. trump doesn't have to do too much to win it, because everyone knows it doesn't work, they know it's denying them coverage options, they know the costs are going up. people don't like it. all he has to do is go a little bit further, when he talks about letting

evan bayh well known. father governor. well liked as senator and governor himself. but the fact that he, after leaving office, came to washington, made a lot of money as a lobbyist. >> lobbying during the interim after he left the senate. >> brian blunt had the same issue tie to lobbyists. >> both insiders. >> both in red states except for bye tough in a state that probably is going to vote for donald trump to get enough of those trump voters to his side. >> so, all in all, how well do you think republicans are across the board, the republican incumbents trying to desperately to hold onto the senate when there is, what, 24 of them up. how do they seem to be doing in relation to how trump is doing? >> it's very, very close. i reported today that republican polling showed seven of these races, all of them held by -- all of them held by republicans, they are all within the margin of error. these could go either way. the senate is really truly hanging in the balance. operating in a different plain as the presidential race. but, republicans need to win almost all these b

mike pence is helping todd young catch and surpass evan bayh who has kind of collapsed under charges of cronyism and being absent out of the state. todd is a veteran of the iraq war. so todd young's individual calculation in indiana is not to say anything about donald trump but to stay focused on evan bayh and a disastrous kantd dt. if you're joe heck, you want to run against harry reid and talk about the fact if hillary clinton wins and the media helps elect her, she has to have a republican majority to check her. otherwise, obamacare will get worse than the dumpster fire it has already become. it all comes down to the individual candidates making individual choices. there are some republicans running close with donald trump. you can't get an inch of daylight between them because of their districts, because of the makeup of the demographics of their districts. but overall, i see it as a case by case, district by district, state by state examination of what works and what doesn't. >> back to those trump supporters calling into your show this morning and the fact there is a shift to t

earlier versions of this map had this colored in light blue, it is evan bayh race where evan bayh ishe once had. he has been polling fairly well, running against a todd young, but not as well lately as he had bin been. evan bayh slipping makes that toss upstate. democrats would really love to have the indiana seat. in new hampshire, kelly ayote is vulnerable incumbent, running against the sitting governor, maggie hassan, doing well, might have slight lead in average up about a point with kelly ayote. she has issues association with donald trump is donald trump a good roll model. does she support him? that hurts her in polling. other final one, missouri, neil incumbent republican roy blunt is in the midst much a fight for his political life in a state mitt romney won by nine points in 2012, roy blunt has only one point lead in average of polls in missouri. another seat democrats might take. i said at start of things to end on house of representatives, more likely democrats do well enough to take back the senate than here. you need plus 30, for democrats to take back the house. market

although, evan bayh was in a beautiful position in the summer.shocked the republicans by coming back in and he had 9 million leftover in his campaign account. he's beloved in indiana. his problem is, he didn't keep up his ties to indiana during the six years he was away. he was a lobbyist. and also, look, because pence was put on the ticket, and because indiana is normally a republican state anyway, trump is doing relatively well there. and you can bury somebody in coattails. obviously, clinton and the democrats hope that she buries some republicans, and i think she will, in some deeply blue states. >> that's a hell of a mixed metaphor. bury somebody in coattails. we're going to go with that tonight, larry. thank you. two guys did come back, heros of mine in different ways. barry goldwater and hubert humphrey. both went back to their states and were beloved for the rest of their careers. they never lost their roots. celinda lake, thank you. >>> up next, new details from "newsweek's" cover story this week about donald trump's, his own missing e-ma

evan bayh was up by 20 points. baron hill was making no progress, raising no money. they threw him off the ballot, substituted bayh. he was way ahead. he never came home. stayed in washington, became a lobbyist, influence peddler. went on the boards of companies that he voted in congress on measures that are important to the companies. i have to be clear, i'm active in a super pac. some of the best money we've been spending is in that indiana race. it's been having an impact. we have a terrific candidate, former marine. todd young, terrific candidate. >> the polls showed him down 4 percentage points. does that comport roughly with your understanding of what's happening out there? >> yeah. that's now several weeks ago and the race has continued. the internal polling that i have access to suggest the race has continued to move in his direction and one poll showed bayh up by one or two. we're going to see bayh in trouble. the democrats understand it. they've put some money in indiana. they're pouring in the money in pennsylvania, nevada. there's money in nevada forever.

and we have evan bayh and the challenger todd young. >> i would guess the combing home factor chuck talkedut earlier, you can see the republican race square off th e there. >> the other one we'll talk about is missouri. pull up missouri. this is the candor race versus the incumbent roy blunt. 44.7% for the incumbent of jason kander. 45.7% for roy blunt. what is going on here? >> two things. roy kander had the great event when he had the blindfold. he can use the trump narrative of being in washington too long. and also in pennsylvania, the bottom line with all of these is a little bit of momentum change that changes the whole thing. if you go back to the will the hillary e-mail thing on friday affect him? sometimes you -- either way that's a bad snake. it's not a rattlesnake. i'm already shot, i'm already worried, it's a snake. it's going to have some effect, whether it's a good or bad snake. >> why are you so anti-snake, right? >> and you work in politics, too. which is amazing. what do you think about some of these races? because i felt like the news on friday gave republicans something

indiana, they have a strong democratic candidate in evan bayh, and then you have new hampshire, pennsylvaniah carolina, a place where democrats are way outspending republicans. republican operatives tell me north carolina is the one they worry about the most. that is the current senator richard burman, again debra ross. this is a race where the obama effect, the sort of boom he property, and some of the trump effect. what we're finding is there are republican candidates they believed are blg judged by voters. whether they break from trump or try to stay with trump to try to keep those voters, this either option is viewed as a challenge. so this will be a story we'll be talking about in the days and weeks ahead, and it would have a big impact after the ection. it is so close to see who will be in charge, and there's a money game here. democrats are ahead, republicans say they're glad that the bottom hasn't fallen out yet and they're thinking to hold on. hallie? >> kelly o. up in new york, thank you so much. >>> aisles joined by chris willston. hi, chris, thanks for joining us from oklahoma ci

it features evan bayh. both are struggling.ey are struggling under the same problem. >> you say by democrat of indiana, the residency issue, embarrassing questions he hasn't been able to answer. there's two examples in indiana, no problem, in the tea party, lugar in 12, the republican primary, evan bye it wasn't supposed to be this close. i can see it being a problem. >> missouri to me, that feels almost a better shot right now for democrats than nevada. that something happened there this is not trump relates at all. >> it's more competitive there. i saw a poll that put it at 5 in missouri. it was a state in '08. democrats good year they can get close out there, i think blunt. washington is the potomac thing. >> what does the national spread have to be for clinton, georgia and arizona to come -- to turn blue. >> i'm starting to wonder if arizona and georgia are a little different. if that number is lower for arizona than georgia. >> we consider arizona a battleground state. >> it's the large mormon population. look what's happe

todd young polled to a dead heat with former senator evan bayh.e hoosier state, but endured tough stories from indiana residency questions to accusations of using a senate office to set up a private sector job and a negative campaign waged by the former employer and the chamber of commerce. there is also a competitive race in indiana and don't be surprised if they put more resources in indiana during the last week of campaigning. after the break, the latest response on donald trump's tax returns that have still not been released. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends, three jobs... you're like nothing can replace brad. then liberty mutual calls... and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement™, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >>> as soon as the audit is completed. no audit on this. they don't make decisions that fast. not before the election. >

then you have evan bayh trying to get back into the senate in indiana. looked to be the heavy favorite. but he's on the wrong side of that equation. his challenger going at him is basically a pay for play revolving door guy. democrats thought it was a guaranteed pickup. that will be a very close race. >> because when you look at senator bayh, he's almost the opposite of jason kandor. he has ties to consulting firms. rob portman is the model republican not so much for his ideology but for his organization. he's benefited from governor strickland not being as sharp on the stomach as he has been in the past. this is a difficult year. you have to get ahead. >> the democrats need to pick up a florida tie. and they'd have the tie breaker. they need five to get an outright majority. what are you hearing from republicans about what their internal numbers show? because often these races, particularly down ballot get pulled internally consistently than they get polled publicly? >> what they're really looking atight now is trying to get out traditional republican v

but they can certainly help out evan bayh to a degree, or they can say they are, and force the trump to think about spending some more money there. that's the important sort of psychology of all of this, as you get into the haste month. >> you know, wolf, real quick, i say missouri or indiana is very tough. the core of trump has been his support among blue collar, middle class voters. so i think, the issue is at what point, if any, do they feel secure enough to make investments that are really targeted to the senate races. the paradox is arizona might be the best one on the list for clinton. but it's probably the toughest senate race, with john mccain with a significant lead. you have indiana and missouri where you have a better chance at the senate but a tougher road at the presidential level. >> stand by. everyone, stand by. just ahead, one of the nastiest moments of the debate, trump saying hillary clinton would be in jail if he were in charge. would he make good on that threat to appoint a special prosecutor if elected president? your insurance company won't replace the full valu

is that the senate race there is tied, and that was one the democrats were counting on with evan evan bayh. >> how much of that do you see in downtown ticket any wonder what friday's revelation or lack of revelation or nothing, what effect that would have on downticket races. >> still we don't have enough data that is really captured what happened over the weekend because the news broke late on friday, but i think republicans are looking at this as a potential shot in the arm. part of the robe, though, is because of enthusiasm. if donald trump supporters are excited, if donald trump has momentum heading into the vote, that's going to benefit republicans downticket. likewise, if clinton's voters are didn'ted by this news, if she is not able to get past it, and you have the marginal clinton voters that were not sold on her initially. they've go home and don't vote for the democrat, for senate, that's going to hurt as well. so too mayoral to tell but not necessarily -- hunt like it's good news for democrats downballot. >> tom, thank you so much. look forward to seeing you on election night. h

also, you have some candidates like evan bayh who voted for it.o one's really voted for -- >> the irony is now, remember before when democrats wanted to say, call it the affordable care act. no, no, call it obamacare. >> it also affects people's own lives, as opposed to the clinton foundation which is a little bit more -- >> right. all right, thank you. get rid of that cold and don't give it to the rest of us. >> after the break, it's hillary clintonner own words. stay tuned. hillary ton: faroo many families today d en what they need and dot have the oprtities they derve. i believe families desve qualiteducatn for their ds, childcarthan trust d live on. people ask me whajoby will be different if i'm esid welds and families have been the psion of my life and they wi be the het of my presidency. i'm hillary inton and prove this message. ...stop clicng around...travel sites toind a better p.. the lowest prices on our hotels are alys at lton ...ssoay less and get moreavonl. sites toind a better p.. >>> in case you missed it, apparently it takes a vill

also evan bayh, tighter race, todd young republican congressman 40.8. a big enough cushion for bayh, are more for democrats less enthused. >> on your side of the aisle, i'm not confident in the numbers. i'm not confident anybody has a cushion. so many factors that can change between now and then. nobody really knows what affect this whole kind of change candidate and this kind of cycle of aebt establishment fer ver is going to have. i'm not confident. normally i'd predict. i feel like the first game of nfl season, anything could happen. >> all right. alexandra, are you willing to make any predictions, 30 seconds. >> i say we keep the senate absolutely. i think momentum behind gop senate candidates, especially with these late revelations motivate undecided swing voters to go out and give a check to the hillary clinton presidency. >> already. garland, alexandra, appreciate you being here. thanks so much. great discussion. shannin. >> streets of d.c. are jammed today with runners. it is the 41stable marine corps marathon. our own elizabeth standing by on w

republican congressman todd young to move up and hold that seat until former democratic senator evan bayh got into the race. and because of bayh's influence, indiana is a tossup. now they say they lean republican and that is huge because it could decide who ultimately controls the senate. shep? >> yep. any word on the house of representatives? >> well, if you look at the polls and listen to the pundits, it appears the democrats will pick up more seats than they originally thought. there's no indication of a d dramatic shift. they show that despite trump's numbers dipping, republicans are not band abandoning ship. 46% favored democrats, 44% republicans. now if you go back ten years, that very same poll in 2006 had democrats favored by 11 points and in that election, the de many. s picked up 30 seats in the house. today, the democrats need 30 seats to regain control of the house. but experts say it appears that the dems will pick up somewhere between 10, 15, maybe 18 seats. so for the gop, the house right now appears very safe. >> all right. trace gallagher live for us. thank you. >> the de

>> in indiana, former senator evan bayh is running for senate. a connection unlike any other states we're looking at. one of the main issues at play has been outsourcing, for example, and so the republican senate candidate, todd young, has been getting slammed for his support for taking money from companies that have outsourced indiana jobs. it's a really important issue. >> i want to look at missouri if we can. another tight race there. this was supposed to be an easy win for the gop. what's at play there from what you're seeing? >> definitely. this is one of our dark horse races. people didn't think that roy blunt would be vulnerable, that he could be unseated, and it's definitely looki like it's trending towards democrats like we have the momentum in this race. our candidate is secretary of state jason candor, an army veteran, incredibly strong messenger for the case he's making against roy blunt, which is that senator blunt has spent 20 years in washington, becoming deeply entrenched with lobbyists. everyone in his family is a lobby wist k st

and i think she's doing this because she wants to help evan bayh in indiana whose campaign is failing, and she wants to get roy blunt. the arizona thing. arizona, georgia, these states are all starting to change and republicans better take notice that if they don't do a better job with the hispanic vote, they're going to lose that vote, not this time, or soon. >> president obama, he won indiana in his first election. missouri, i don't know. missouri might not happen. >> i don't think that's possible. >> missouri's like lucy with the football. you always try for missouri, but you never -- >> let's talk about pennsylvania. in the end for trump to come back, he has to win pennsylvania. he needs to win pennsylvania, ohio, he needs to pin new hampshire, north carolina, iowa, and nevada. those are the states he's putting all his money into. he's really fighting like an army that's losing a war. and he's like encircled and he has to win certain areas. >> and in pennsylvania, it's the republicans, but missouri, it's the democrats. you always try it, but it never quite works out in the end. >>