harry smith is with us to reflect. >> good morning.t into a fixture in politics and culture. i'm pretty sure it was one of the most asked questions of the last 15 years or so. did you see jon stewart last night? when he went on the air in 1999 he was a skinnier less assured version of the guy who came to own the sutiric air waves except the program was never on the air. it was on cable which meant the daily show was more prone to risk less afraid of offense. >> yes we can, but should we? >> reporter: which made it perfect for an audience that was simultaneously giving up on network news and definitely not getting news from the printed page. >> boom! >> reporter: stewart and the daily show matured. the facts were never more available. like their grandparents and those around them wanted a person to bring it to them and stewart gleefully complied. >> let's see what great story we get. >> reporter: the show was biassed against hypocrisy and the usual crave of nonsense that is american policy. >> ownership over our current predicament. >>

. >>> also ahead, harry smith is here with an ode to summer produce. it wouldn't be august without the succulent tomatoes and the fresh corn. with harries it eating only the best of the best. >> so much to get to this half hour. >>> let's start here. a group of video gamers making big news in seattle on saturday. a sell out crowd turned out for one of the largest tournaments in america. dotty schwartz takes us inside the competition that ended in a massive jackpot for one lucky teenager. >> reporter: thousands of screaming fans with play-by-play announcers, and packed arenas watched two teams with ten players battle it out by staring at their screen while they control monsters and heros with their finger tips. this is the world of e sports growing faster than any traditional sport ever has. >> expanded from a couple hundred people sitting in a small section of a hall five years ago to 10,000 people in an arena. >> in countries like south korea e players are as big as kobe, jeter, or peyton manning. and it all brings gamers instant celebrities. >> peopl

harry smith to tell us about his new favorite. >> one of my new favorites. to moorhead, minnesota. we hold the truth to be self-evident. man, do we love ice cream! a drippy cone on a summer's day. that's the pursuit of happiness. >> a thing of beauty, i think. >> at the dairy queen in moorhead, minnesota they declared their independence. they still serve the stuff the corporation put the stops on. like the dearly departed raspberry soda or the awesome banana supreme. they have a chart with dq dishes long discontinued. they still serve almost all of them. >> reporter: show me the things that have been discontinued. >> cherry topping gone, butter scotch gone. >> reporter: add to that homemade chili and a sloppy joe recipe straight out of the lutheran church cook book. these people are renegades. they bought the business 20 years ago when the people who started up in 1949. every day they pour their heart and soul into making special. >> dairy queen is about family. family and good memories. >> reporter: and that means flouting authority a little, so be it. thei

harry smith. >> makes you want to go right now. >> what's your favorite? >> they have a thing there, i can't remember what it is. they do a thing dq doesn't make anymore. it's a shake on the bottom and sundae on the top. >> sinus up. >> those peaches look darn good too. we'll be back after these messages. >> i'm hungry. we got your wine and his ice cream. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara helps me be in season. stelara may lower your ability to fight infections anted increase your risk of infections. some serious infections require hospitalization. before starting stelara your doctor should test for may increase your risk of cancer. always tell your doctor if you have any sign of infection, or if you develop any new allergic to stelara or any of its ingredients. alert your doctor of new or worsening problems including headaches, seizures, confusion and vision problems. these may be signs of a rare, potentially fatal brain cond

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here is harry smith. >> i'm going to show you something that is going to blow your >> let's spin it and see what great story >> boom. >> he's been a showman. >> are you ready to restore sanity? >> reporter: and a show off, a rubber-faced anchor man. >> what am i a clown? oh, no, you didn't. >> reporter: whose program always leaned to the left. >> i'm not fair. i'm not balanced. [ laughter ] >> you know you're in trouble when people start checking the death to america box. >> reporter: use laughs as a kind of lure into the stuff many of us would rather not think about too much. >> did any of you think? i'll uphold the [ bleep ] out of that. she has a private server in her home where she deleted tens of thousands of her own e-mails. she owns a vhs copy. they tried to defeat obama with the world's angriest man in six medium clever raccoons look a human woman. the healthcare.gov website has 99 problems but a glitch is one of them. i've got no gun. shun me shun. >> reporter: john steward wanted to make a point. >> i understand you want to make finance entertaining but it's not a [ bleep ] ga

harry smith, nbc news. >> a courageous man and we wish him well. >>> that's going to do it for us on a thursday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. ====oin riv ouinbrtwo.. thisfte. >>> take a look at this video. a truck floating in a river in brentwood after being hit by a train. >> i'm janelle wang in forage mathai. >>> i'm jessica aguirre. we're following that story out of brentwood. it includes what the driver inside to a nearby river. we're live at the scene in brentwood. you say several people were airlifted it the hospital. >> reporter: that's right. two people have been taken to the medical center in walnut creek. we're near the oakwood resort in the delta here, a little bit east of brentwood. you see a little bit of the scene here as bnsf law enforcement as well as amtrak personnel are here at the scene. you see a scene behind them. that is the -- what happened was, amtrak 713 was a passenger train collided with a 4 by 4 pickup truck taken away moments ago. it was pulling a trailer with a jet ski out of the water. the acci

here's harry smith. >> hi. how may i help you? >> reporter: remember the prospector? the movie theater in ridgefield, connecticut. the place where the majority of the employees have disabilities. >> $4 is your change. >> reporter: and its pink-haired founder valerie jensen. >> we didn't need more trips to the pond. we didn't need more trips to the zoo. we just needed meaningful employment. >> reporter: today the folks at the prospector got a surprise. >> in walks the yankees. the yankees. all of the yankees. like the yankees. >> reporter: the new york yankees brought a check and a lot more. this wasn't a drive-by. they stayed for several hours. >> is it hard to be a manager? >> some days. >> reporter: chase headley and brian mccann, stars of a late-night victory last night, were humbled to be here. >> we're all inspired by what's going on here. >> this is amazing. ♪ oh my can can ♪ he can can >> turns out they had a lot in common. >> i think it's important to validate what she's doing and how she has formed her own little community here and given so many people value.

harry smith, nbc news, moorhead, minnesota. >> bet you're ready for dessert. >>> up next, lester holtn the man behind some iconic images of another president long demonized by the united states. >>> finally tonight, one day after the american flag was raised outside the u.s. embassy in cuba for the first time in 54 years, we're reminded of the man who ruled cuba most of that time, fidel castro. some of the most memorable images came from an american-born photographer. lester holt has his story. >> ever see castro without a beard? there you go. >> reporter: roberto salas's collection of work has been nothing short of revolutionary. >> i started in photography i don't remember when. you might say a little bit after the day i was born. >> reporter: born in new york, salas started working with his dad, a photographer with cuban roots. >> one day in 1955, i'm 15 years old at that time, he receives a request to do a picture story on this small group of political activists. the guy in charge of that group was castro. >> reporter: that first meeting with fidel castro launched salas on a histo

harry smith, nbc news. >> a courageous man and we wish him well. >>> that's going to do it for us onhursday night. i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news. thank you for watching and good night. us at nbc news. thank you for watching and good night. your 2 for jay gruden was great with timely plays. the proud game had a useful explosion on the right side. and joe perry with the defense was stuck about it down with a passing game with the rookie sacking the browns. their fans got their day in richmond and camp is broken and now it is on to business as the redskins look to punish the lions

here's nbc's harry smith. >> reporter: on a rooftop in boston there is a garden. yes, a boston garden. no one would ever mistake the boston red sox for a farm club. but just around the corner from the green monster and above yawkey way is this. peppers, tomatoes, basil, zucchini. this is what you call a farm system. green city growers installed the garden this spring. ceo jesse van hazel says they can't pick the produce fast enough. more than 3,000 pounds already this season. >> a lot of people think their gardens don't look very good compared to fenway's farm, and i usually just tell them it's the magic of fenway park. >> reporter: a fly ball away is the kitchen for fenway's upscale dining rooms. here executive chef ron abel has created a lineup of dishes starring produce from fenway farm, including game-changing scallion pancakes. >> ah. that's crazy. did you ever imagine anything like this? >> not at all. i grew up a huge red sox fan. my first memories are my father taking me to this awesome ballpark. now i'm the chef here and now i have one of my other dreams

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here is harry smith. >> reporter: president jimmy carter looked us in the eye today and iled. >> i'm at ease with whatever comes. do have deep religious faith, which i'm ateful for. >> reporter: the presidency political high point but the carter center more meaningful. >> we had programs in 80 different countries on earth for the poorest people in the wonld, and that has been, i'd say, far more gratifying personally because we actually interact with families going into villages and learning about them and what the actual needs are. >> reporter: for do erers, hen he was in the white house, just one. >> i wish i ad sent one more helicopter to get the hostages and i would have been reelected but that may have -- [ laughter ] >> reporter: and his biggest accomplishment. >> the best thing i ever did was marrying roseland. that's the pinnacle of my h life and we had 69 years together, still togeth and so that's the best thing that happened to me. >> reporter: president carter's first riduation treatment was today. sunday, he'll be where he usually is in church. >> i plan to teach sunday sc

among them, harry smith. >> good morning everybody. no i one piece, no docum tary or book can ever tell the whole story of katrina. we went back last week to look at a few of the places we've been anti-and we connect with something that meant a great deal with us. >> it wasn't so much a hurricane as a state of mind. if you were in the storm zone, it was about the only thing you thought of for months and years. its didn't come and go. stayed and in many ways. ait stayed. >> the gulf of mexico roared out of there, storm surge almost 30 feet. nobody had heard of a 30-foot storm surge before. wiped out just house after house after house. as you can see, there's not a rush to rebuild here. >> when many people think of katrina, they think of new orleans. but mississippi got hammered. hurricane-force winds went halfway up tckhe state. days after the storm, ernest ulric got his gulfport restaurant open again. his gumbo is second to none. >> it's like it lit up. we rolled up our sleeves and we got to cooking. >> is that says a lot about us righ

this week, modern day harry houdinis are showing off their new tricks and we have a front row seat. >>> also ahead, hillary smith has an ode to summer produce. tis the season, it wouldn't be august or september without the succulent tomatoes and that fresh corn. with harry, it's eating only the best of the best. >> so much to get through this half hour. let's start here. a group of video gamers making big news in seattle. on saturday, a sellout crowd turned out for the largest e-tournaments in america. dot i schwartz takes us inside the competition that tended in a massive jackpot for one lucky teenager. >> thousands of screaming fans play-by-play announcer. and packed arenas watch two teams with ten players battle it out by staring at their screen while they control monsters and heroes with their fingertips. this is the world of e-sports growing faster than any traditional sport ever has. >> expanded from a couple hundred people in a small section of a hall five years ago to 10,000 people in an arena. >> in countries like south korea, e-players are as big as kobe, jeter or peyton manning. it all brings gamers i

harry smith, nbc news. >> a courageous man and we wish him well. >>> that's going to do it for us onday night. i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news. thank you for watching and good night. interview about her surprise wedding. >> the ring, the honeymoon jen tells all now on "extra." >>> here she is, mrs. jusstin theroux. >> what was the most magical moment? >> newlywed jen telling renee about her star packed backyard i dos and first up close peek at her diamond wedding band. accused sex predator josh duggar admits he's a cheater too. his shocking public apology after getting caught on ashley madison. >> matt doran is all over the story. >> duggar was looking for kinky side action. i'll tell you what we uncovered. >> new details on rosie's teenage daughter and the man she ran off with. >>> then donald trump's hit list, jeb bush, hillary clinton, president obama. >> his last "extra" interviews. >> jeb bush has a shot. >> plus from video vixen to movie star, emily is here and don't hate her for saying this. >> i'm not a big gym person. >> now on "extra" from universal studios holly

harry smith, nbc news boston. >> that will do it for us on a monday night. funeral erupts in chaos and drama. her aunt thrown out. her stepmother hospitalized. new details now on "extra." >>> whitney's little girl laid to rest but there's no peace. >> it's not over. >> it just begun. >> police on the scene. why her aunt was kicked out and bobby brown's wife rushed to temp r. >> the music and the shocking photo sold for six figures. >>> caitlyn jenner facing her biggest fear getting into a bathing suit. >> i can't even say it. >> she did it and we got the video. >> new questions about her sexuality. >> breaking couples news. did charlize theron's new baby play a role in her split from sean penn? miranda lambert post-divorce girls night out with shania shania twain. >> plus tom cruise's sexy mi-5 sidekick is here. working her moves on me.

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. >>> also, ahead harry smith is here with forgotten stories of katrina ten years after the hurricanegin in london this morning. hundreds of sailors many of them are amateurs are preparing to risk their lives for a 40,000-mile around the world endurance yacht race. kelly cobiella is at the port of london. >> reporter: a little bit loud now because we're hearing the opening ceremony for the massive event. this marina filled with ordinary people about to do something extraordinary. when you look at the crews on these boats, 40% of the people on these boats have never even stepped foot on a sailboat before entering the competition. they are way out of their comfort zone. about to race 24 hours a day in extreme weather living on top of each other below deck. race officials call this an endurance test like no other. it's a death-defying race around the world. through brutal weather and treacherous seas. if they live through it, the rest of their lives will never be the same. amazingly, in order to sign up no sailing experience is necessary. in this race, attitude is everything. all walks o

. >> john harry smith is joining us with more. >> about 100 people were gathering underneath a tent onhe lancaster fairgrounds for a late afternoon circus performance. witnesses say over ten minutes into that show, high winds caused chaos. i don't thinkly go to the circus again. >> the fair drowneds was swept uhm by a sudden violent storm. >> according to the national weather service, there was one inch hail. 60-mile per hour winds and severe lightening. >> the next thing you know, the wind picked up, and from there on took the tent with it. >> witnesses say the real terror came from the suddenly air born metal spikes that had been holding the tent down. >> people who were part of the circus just yelled run. and in the same motion, i just see stakes and stuff coming up out of the ground, the next thing you know the tent is coming over. >> i see these very large metal poles in the grown and go through the top of the tent, i see them coming out of the ground and fly up in the air towards us. so i took my son, and we were on the second tier on the bleachers and i took him, and i threw him

. >>> and as jon stewart prepares to sign off, harry smith has a look back at his legacy.more when we get started on a sunday morning on "today." >> see you guys shortly. >> thanks. >>> in other news this morning, vandals in philadelphia ended an american tour for this hitchhiking robot. researchers created hitch bot as a social experiment that relied on the kindness of strangers to pick up the robot. it was headed across country, then yesterday the creators were sent an image of the robot and it was damaged beyond repair while in philadelphia. they say they don't know who destroyed it or why. kellogg's® frosted mini-wheats®... ...8 layers of wheat... ...and one that's sweet. to satisfy the adult.... ...and kid - in all of us. ♪ ♪ nutritious wheat for the adult you've grown into. and delicious sweet for the kid you'll never outgrow... feed your inner kidult... ...with frosted mini-wheats® and now you could win up to a hundred dollars when you buy any specially marked kellogg's cereal. welcome to fort green sheets. welcome to castle bravestorm. it's full of cool stuff, like

harry smith, nbc news new york. >> i really did think he died. he's fievenlt he's alive.herine joe ann and the student who did an awesome job at the urban debate league. i am greg gutfeld. i love you america. >> so exciting. >> selfie. selfie. yea. debates. >> bret baier. >> bret baier. so good tonight. he is bringing his a game. >> he did that thing. he was the governor. >> nobody is crying. it is like they don't even care. >> really bad. really, really bad. seems like everybody is pro america. >> yeah. >> they all say they are for america. >> peach snaps is the worst idea. >> what is schnaps. >> i bet you ben carson drinks red wine because it's good for your heart. he's a doctor. >> how long is this thing? >> i don't know. too long. it is longer than receptions. >> nobody likes receptions. everybody pretends to like inception. >> titanic, that film i could get on board. not literally on board because it sank. >> how about instead of the debate it is like this except it is law and order svu. >> every time they run out of time it would be -- >> law and order svu for presi

>> harry smith is here. >> okay. he was said to be a guy who looked like he ought to be president. wildly popular while in office. he was famous for his pledge to, are you ready for this one, return to normalcy. in office in the beginning of what would become the roaring '20s, turns out harding was one wild and crazy guy. for his time, president warren harding was said to be one very handsome dude. it turns out, he was a kind of capital casanova. to the public he was happily married to his wife, but his recently unsealed letters to another woman proved otherwise. long steamy rapture us odes, some 40 pages long. he even wrote poems to her. i love to suck burr breath away, i love to cling there, long to stay. after harding's death, a woman named nan britain claimed she and harding had a child together. a daughter named elizabeth. harding died in office leaving nothing for the child at which point britain went public. she wrote a book called the president's daughter. she even claimed she and harding made love in a closet of the west wing. britton's revelations were met with scorn. few

here's harry smith. >> reporter: three mothers and their children. on this winter day in virginia, they have a big hill to climb. each child is desperately ill. each has a form of epilepsy. >> no one else that i knew had a kid with seizures this bad, and no one knew how to treat it. >> reporter: illnesses so insidious they have stymied an army of doctors and specialists. >> a year of huge emotional stress on our family. >> reporter: but these women believe there is something that might help. something illegal in virginia, an oil extracted from marijuana. >> what is your hope for medical marijuana? >> to meet our daughter. to meet who she really is. >> reporter: to make that happen, these families are attempting to do something they've been told is impossible. they must change a law that has stood for decades. >> reporter: tonight, we'll follow them on a remarkable journey not only through the halls of government, but to the rocky mountains, where people with all sorts of illnesses are seeking help. for these people, marijuana isn't about getting high

harry smith of independent television news has this report. >> reporter: by night and day, they're comingore now in their thousands. it's just a short crossing from turkey to the island of kos. but the celebrations are short lived. the authorities here are overwhelmed. 2,000 of the new arrivals have been locked in a football stadium without food, water, shade or sanitation. they have to be registered before they can move on. those with the strength to do so push to try to reach the front of the queue. >> i think it's very bad, very bad. >> reporter: a medical team from medecins sans frontieres said they've been struggling to treat the numbers overcome by the heat-- many of them children. they said it was not prepared. no access for water. we don't have water for other people. >> reporter: these pictures-- said to have been taken today in the damascus suburb of ghouta-- provide a sharp reminder of why so many are so desperate to cross the sea to europe. the route to greece has become the most popular crossing since the fighting in libya made the trip to italy too dangerous. but they are no

. >> hitchbot survived by his parent canadian creators doctor searle and doctor harris smith. >> circulatedhbot was designed as a social experiment to appear child like, defenseless going from one social interaction to another, dependent on the care of humans and the kindness of strangers to get across the country. >> we just pick up a hitchhiking robot. so weird. >> it was supposed to test the human spirit. and at some point late friday night along the oldest street in philadelphia, we failed that test. the image after dismember robot slain in philly has now gone viral. >> i think we just got to leave him. >> video positive popular youtube personality catches his final hours. but creators say this is not indictment on the city of brotherly love. >> this could have happened anywhere. >> yes, absolutely. we don't really think it has anything to do with philadelphia. >> and they say don't grieve. hitch's demise is all part of the experiment creating its own social date a fitting maybe that the end after global journey happened in what many consider the birth place of the world's greatest nati

here's harry smith. >> good afternoon.difficult week and a very difficult today especially on wall street today. the dow industrial average down at several points during the day, more than 500 points. it is down 529 right now. >> by the end of trading today, the dow had closed down more than 530 points. it seems what prompted the dive is the chinese economy is slowing down and could bring everybody with it. it was not a good day for your 401(k) if you have one or if you have apple stock. overall stocks suffered the worst loss in four years. this was not black monday, right? this was not a catastrophe. if you look at the top largest dow percentage drops in a day you will find out what happens today doesn't even rank. the 1987 crash fravrm saw the dow plunge 22% in one day of trading. today's drop was big but it was 3%, not even close to being in the top 20 let alone the top ten. and yes, it's still 500 points off the dow and still a bad thing for the market. it remains to be seen on monday when the markets happen again and

. >> this is an nbc news special report here's harry smith. >> good afternoon.ult week and difficult day today especially on wall street today. the dow industrial average down at several points during the day more than 500 points, it's down 529 right now. >> by the end of trading today the dow had closed down more than 530 points. seems that what prompted this dive were fears that the chinese economy is slowing down, could bring everybody else with it. it was not a good day for your 401(k), it was not a good day if you own apple stock, u.s. stocks suffered their worse losses in four years. but this was not black monday, right. this was not a catastrophe. if the you look at the top largest dow percentage drops in a single day you'll find that what happened today doesn't even rank. the 1987 crash saw the dow plunge 22% in one day of trading. today's drop was big, but it was 3%. not even close to being in the top 20 let alone the top ten. and yes, it's 500 points off the dow and still a bad thing for the the market, remains to be seen what's going to happen on mond

harry smith joining us with a look back at stewart's legacy. what a legacy it's been. he's been on the air since 1999. we'll have that plus more when we get started on a sunday morning. >> see you at 9:00 guys. >> going to miss him. >> jon stewart, absolutely. >> such a talent. >>> sometimes we get the summers where every weekend is washed out. >> couple years ago. not so this time around. >> weekend after weekend. occasional rain. mainly during the week. haven't had a lot of rain. it's been dry. we kind of need the rain. but we can wait again. get it during the week hopefully. happening today, lots of sunshine. 71 degrees in central park. times square is comfortable. everywhere is great for a walk if you want to head outside. this is going to be the most comfortable time to do so. we're dealing with dry conditions all around the tri-state. storm tracker shows the picture. not much going on. can't find any clouds. definitely can't find any rain. it's all about high pressure staying with us on this sunday. we have cool spots north of new york city and the hudson valley.

here is sandra smith, harris faulkner, and rachel duffy and today's one lucky guy, host of the greg gutfeld greg gutfeld is back. you are outnumbered. >> it feels great. >> the couch is more comfortable than what you sit in. do you fell comfortable? >> but it is white so i can make a messy. >> and all of the body bronzer you have

i am andrea tantaros, and here with us today is harris faulkner, sandra smith, >> hoshost of kennedy, fox business kennedy, and today's hash tag, all rise, judge alex ferrer is here. >> almost didn't make it. my luggage just got here after getting here sunday. >> where is your robe? i hope it isn't in the missing level. >> do you travel with a gavel? >> i don't. when i am here i think i should sometimes. >> do you travel with the robe? >> no. >> i think next time you need to dress the part. >> sounds like that might have been all you were wearing with your luggage didn't come. >> sandra! we begin with the scandal rocking hillary clinton's campaign that is growing bigger. fox news can confirm the number of e-mails on the private server investigators flagged for classified information has risen to 63. some analyst combing through 30,000 e-mails total. meantime hillary is claiming she has done nothing wrong. critics say there is a double standard here. they say the obama administration seemed more interested at throwing the book at david petraeus for his exposure of classified documents.

here is sandra smith, harris faulkner, and rachel duffy and today's one lucky guy, host of the greg gutfeld show, greg gutfeld is back. you are outnumbered. >> it feels great. >> the couch is more comfortable than what you sit in. do you fell comfortable? >> but it is white so i can make a messy. >> and all of the body bronzer you have on. >> these are not pants. >> welcome. she said her personal e-mails are her personal business and she did nothing wrong. hillary clinton defiant in the face of tough questions from reporters including our own ed henry. she brushed over the use of her private server use breaking secrets. clinton saying yesterday we would be having the same discussion even if she had used a government e-mail account. >> everybody is acting like this is the first time it happens. it happens all of the time. i can only tell you the state department has said over and over again we disagree. >> everybody else is doing it, ed henry, so why can't i. ed henry, are all of the cool kids doing this? >> reporter: you are right. what is interesting is she was telling me there and that wa

i am harris faulkner. sandra smith, andrea tantaros, and rachel campos duffy, is our one lucky goy guy, the former senator of massachusetts, senator scott brown is here and he is "outnumbered." welcome. >> good to see you. >> there is pinpoints having to do with the military we will get to. >> isn't every state great? we say the great state of -- but isn't every state great? >> it is. but i love saying it. 300 and counting. fox news as learned the number of hillary clinton's e-mails flagged for potentially classified content is up to 305 and there could be more as investigators scramble to screen the documents. former ambassador to the united nations, john bolton, said the feds pouring through the server probably don't think it is funny. >> i think people who have lived under the rigors of the classification system and went to lengths to keep the sensitive material out of the public eye and avoid the risk of compromise see the pattern of behavior over four years and they are outraged. i hate to be the political officia

i am andrea tantaros and here with us back from vacation harris faulkner sandra smith, jedediah bila and today's #onelucky guy, political editor of townhall.com guy benson is back. he is outnumbered. welcome back guy. >> it is great to be back. >> last time you were here your book was out and it has done well. congrats on that. >> thank you. >> starting a lot of conversations. >> that is the whole goal. >> speaking of starting one let's start ours. this a big week for republicans three days before the presidential debate which you will see here on fox news donald trump is remaining the momentum in the poll as the 17 gop candidates viafight for a spot. donald bush and walker are in the top three but a recent surge by kasich is putting him in a three-way tie with governor's chris christie and rick perry. why is that significant? only the top 10 in the national polls complete on the thursday 9 p.m. stage. those not making the cut appear in the undercard debate earlier in the day. christie and perry if they expect to be on the main stage. >> i will be there thursday night. >> you will ma

here with us today, sandra smith, harris faulkner, democratic strategist, fox news contributor juliesky is back, our #oneluckyguy, we welcome a first timer to the couch. fox news correspondent john roberts. first time you're not on a remote. >> i'm in studio. i'm a newbie. i can't help think i'm spending four women exactly like my wife. >> is that a good thing. >> she is

i am harris faulkner. sandra smith and rachel campos duffy, is our one lucky goy guy, the former senator of massachusetts, senator scott brown is here and he is "outnumbered." welcome. >> good to see you. >> there is pinpoints having to do with the military we will get to. >> isn't every state great? we say the great state of -- but isn't every state great? >> it is. but i love saying it. 300 and counting. fox news as learned the number of hillary clinton's e-mails flagged for potentially classified content is up to 305 and there could be more as investigators