jason miller, a senior adviser for the trump campaign says quote this entire article is fiction and for the new york times to enact a character association on trump is dangerous. to reach back decades in an attempt to smear mr. trump

jason miller says the quote came from someone who had no idea what they were talking about. running to be president of all americans. >>> this is something that first lady michelle obama addressed head on in north carolina. she campaigned with hillary clinton for the first time together. the former first lady seemed ecstatic to have the current first lady's help. >> seriously, is there anyone more inspiring than michelle obama? let's be real. as our first african-american first lady, she's faced pressures i never did. >> cnn's jeff zeleny was at the event. he has the latest. >> reporter: john and christine, hillary clinton heading back to iowa today returning to the state she first won in the iowa caucuses so many months ago. now she is trailing trump slightly. they are trying to get more democrats out to campaign for her. she is also receiving the seal of approval from michelle obama. appearing with her for the first time during the campaign side by side. michelle obama from one first laid toy another first lady, told voters were they should pay attention and vote. >> here i

communications director jason miller right after this. ♪ mark: joining us now is jason miller, communicationso donald trump's presidential campaign. he is in golf antham city. i know you will say your supporters are energized, but you have any empirical data that you are actually seeing this impact the numbers in battleground states or too soon? jason: the numbers started moving this past week with the news of the obamacare premium increases. beyond that, the news about the e-mails and this memo about how they will use the clinton foundation as a for-profit operation. and, of course, the big bombshell on friday with the news about anthony weiner's laptop and the 650,000 e-mails. we have seen the numbers continually moving in our direction. mr. trump was in new mexico yesterday. he is in michigan today. he will be in wisconsin tomorrow. these are states that are blue to purple. we are seeing the numbers closing really tight. ion florida, north carolina, ohio, mr. trump is looking very well. mark: i know you and others in the campaign are saying the numbers are moving because of the development

we're back with jason miller, communications adviser to the trump campaign. jason, as you know, there is lots of reporting out there that hillary clinton is putting together her transition team, assuming she's going to win. what is happening inside the trump campaign as far as a transition is concerned? >> as far as the transition, look, we can talk about the transition after the election. obviously there is a transition effort that's going, that's been put together. a lot of work has been done on that. but from now until november 8th, we're focused on the election. that's what's important and that's why mr. trump is in florida campaigning today to big crowds. that's why he gave a fantastic speech on saturday laying out his contract with the american voter. we'll have the chance to talk about draining the swamp, a whole package of ethnic reforms we want to get passed. not only is trump giving someone a person to vote for, but he's also giving them something to vote for, and these are important. we talk about our economy and our infrastructure. we're not hearin

trump was in new mexico last night. >> not on tv this morning, though, jason miller.t is very impressive to me. i have to cut it here. any time you want to meet before the election, i know it's important. surprised that donald trump is not on tv this morning himself talking about this. alisyn? >> let's get hillary clinton's side now. hillary clinton said donald trump is lying about the e-mail probes and joined now by elijah cummings, supporting hillary clinton. good morning, congressman. >> good morning. >> congressman, were you shocked when you got this letter from director comey on friday? >> i was surprised that the director who has told our committee on several occasions that his number one concern is his reputation that he would issue a letter that, number one, was so vague. and that basically gave donald trump a softball to hit over the fence. and he knew, i'm sure, that this is exactly what donald trump would do. he would exaggerate. and, again, it's vague. we don't know how many of these e-mails are duplicates. and we don't have very much information at all. b

jason miller, the adviser for the trump campaign says quote this entire article is fiction.or "the new york times" to launch a coordinated character assassination on a topic like this is dangerous. it sets a new low for where the media is willing to go in its efforts to determine the election. donald trump according to "the new york times" told the reporter of the story on tuesday night that quote none of this ever took place. john and christine. >> thank you for that. the other woman quoted by "the new york times" rachel crooks said she waited for an elevator when she was a 22 years receptionist. she said they shook hands, but trump would not let go. instead, trump started kissing her cheeks and directly on thing mouth. she said it was so inappropriate, i was upset. neither took legal action. the times spoke to family and friends. the women say they chose to tell their stories after anderson cooper repeatedly asked trump if he ever kissed or groped a woman without content. >>> overnight, donald trump's lawyers demanded the retraction of the story on the women's allegations

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. >> jason miller, donald trump's communication director. thank you for joining me to talk about this matter further. thank you. >> thanks. >>> we are live in golden, colorado. it is 3:00 p.m. eastern on the east coast. we want to reset for you and tell you we are going to continue talking about this new fbi news. on set with me here in golden, colorado, we have a special guest. katie packer, mitt romney's former deputy campaign manager. thank you for joining us and waiting around while donald trump was speaking. >> thanks for having me. >> jason miller is saying he believes there is some sort of smoking gun in these e-mails that were found on anthony weiner's computer. that's why the fbi director had no choice but to come out 11 days before the election and say he is looking into them again. do you find it to be responsible for trump and his campaign to be deciding what potentially are in those e-mails? >> i think conspiracy theories are mother's milk to the trump campaign. they gathered the support they gathered, largely by causing the ame

jason miller, for the trump campaign, says quote this entire article is fiction and for the new york times to launch a false coordinated character assassination on mr. trump on a topic is dangerous. to reach back decades in an attempt to smear mr. trump trivializing sexual assault. >> sunlen, thank you. the other woman quoted by the times, rachel crooks says she met trump waiting for an elevator in 2005 when she was a 22 year old receptionist. they shook hands and he would not let go. she told the times it was inappropriate, i was so upset. neither took legal action, but the times spoke to family and friends whom they told about the encounters. the women chose to their tell stories after anderson cooper asked mr. donald trump in the debate. >>> and the lawyers demanded the lawyers demand a retraction or face a possible lawsuit. in the letter, the lawyers call it defamatory and libelous. it is apparent the timing of the article it is nothing more than a politically motivated effort to defeat his candidacy. clearly the times is willing to provide a platform for anyone wishing to smear

i spoke with kelly ann conway and jason miller. take a look. >> joining us now is kelly ann conway and jason miller. one of the things that how annoyi annoying tim kaine wasn't. >> he spent time interrupting and ignoring moderators like to remind the left. like to throw away words like sexist and unhinged but mike pence kept his family. and i think his personnel policy, raying reagan said the first execution of judgment and leadership is to select mike pence to run on his ticket. tonight he saw the fruits of that. >> what is your -- you're the communications expert not me. a communications standpoint to constantly interrupt? >> it was really bad for senator kaine to do this. the calm, even feel that governor pence had really, allowed viewers and people at home to get a sense of what the message was. that is with our ticket is what matters. it's the message and that is what came through tonight. interrupts came out as poor. >> one of the thing that's is pretty clear if a strategy is that they want to dump the kitchen sink and only t

jason miller, he writes, regarding today's congressional call, this is the call that was led by the houseeaker, paul ryan, nothing has changed. he says mr. trump's campaign has always been powered by a grassroots movement, not by washington, for the audience yo joining us now, paul ryan basically saying there is no update to his position. he is not unendorsing donald trump. but he is certainly not going to campaign with him, and basically is saying to all republicans, vulnerable republicans, those in competitive races right now, do whatever you need to do to get reelected, our concern is the house majority. what do you make of the sort of advice that so many republicans are now facing as it relates to donald trump? >> it is a difficult dance that people like paul ryan are having to make and part of it is being self- inflicted. paul ryan to come out and say essentially to his members, you know, do what you need to do in your race, but that also kind of underscores the reality for some officials they need to run away from the republican nominee if the they are going to remain viable, while

you had you had jason miller on in the earlier hour and he spent time explaining.spent explaining is not talking about jobs and trade and immigration. >> we'll see how much they can grab control of that today. back out on the trail in those battleground states. thank you very much. bill: we'll move to another big topic. chris wallace pressing both on the issue of immigration and what it would looks like under their administration. >> we have to have strong borders. we have to keep the drugs out our country. we are getting the drugs, they are getting the cash. we need strong borders, we need absolute -- we cannot give amnesty. >> i don't want to rip families apart and sending families away from children. i don't want to see you the deportation force donald has talked about in action in our country. i voted for border security in the united states senate. my comprehensive reform plan of course includes border security. >> jeff sessions out of alabama. a trump supporter from the early days. we saw each other late last night. how did you score this debate? >> i think t

us is kellyanne conway, communications director jason miller. i have to get all of you millers on the campaign straightened out here. one of the things that stood out, how annoying tim kaine was tonight. >> goodness, it was shocking even to those who don't really care for him. i mean tim kaine spent all of this time interrupting and actually ignoring the moderator, female moderator i would like to remind the left who loves to throw around words like sexist and unhinged. but mike pence kept his calm. he was there to talk about issues and substance and he did that. i think policy the way ronald reagan famously said, sean, that we saw tonight the first execution of judgment in leadership by donald trump after he became the nominee was to select mike pence to run on his ticket as vice president, and i think tonight you saw the fruits of that. >> you are the communications expert here, not me. i have only been in radio 30 years and i'm starting my 21st year at fox. from a communications standpoint to constantly interrupt? >> it was really bad for sena

jason miller is trump campaign senior communications adviser with me. good to see you good evening. >> is it true you wanted them in the trump's family box? >> absolutely. and we should have been allowed to but that was yesterday. and now we're on to the rest of the campaign. >> do you feel like you were treated unfairly? >> there have been a lot of issues with this debate commission from the mike incident at the first debate to the incident last night. but despite all of that and despite the pile-on with the moderators, it was a three on one in the debate, i thought he did really well and won the debate. >> there was a rumbling about trump demanding frank being removed from the commission and nothing to do with the debates. is that a position you're taking? >> i don't know if anything formal is said yet and not happy with the things have been run. >> he's showing up in vegas? >> i'm confident trump will be there. >> you have to ask with trump. you never know. >> we are ready to go. especially as well as he did in the first debate and last night and goi

it's from jason miller, the senior communications advisor for donald trump.e says the media has gone too far in making this false accusation. there is no way that something like this would have happened in a public place on mother's day at mr. trump's resort. it would have been the talk of palm beach for the past two decades. the reality is this, for the media to wheel out a politically motivated democratic activist with a legal dispute against this same resort owned by mr. trump does a disservice to the public and anyone covering this story. now, poppy, cathy heller did say to me that she is a hillary clinton supporter, that she did not like donald trump from the beginning, so you have to take that into consideration with what she's saying now. she did say as jason miller mentioned that her family had a legal dispute with mar-a-lago. it was a matter of trying to get money back that they had spent on the initiation fee. so there is all that to consider. but again, she is the ninth woman now to come forward. >> jessica, thank you very much. of course we'll bri

jason miller put out a press release. hillary clinton, you should apologize to patricia smith. what happens when donald trump says, hillary clinton, apologize to this woman. she lost her son because of you. >> she's spoken to this issue many times before. i think she'll approach it the same way tonight to say the four americans that died, that was a tragedy. this woman is more than entitled to her grief. we should all grieve with her. her son made the ultimate sacrifice on behalf of our country. in terms of wrongdoing on hillary clinton's part, that's the subject of no fewer than nine investigations. >> she said she took her hand hillary clinton lieded to her face about the cause of what inspired this attack. video, whatever. >> that's been fact-checked on multiple occasions. that's not the case. >> they didn't have a conversation. >> they had a conversation. the idea she suggested that it was the video and not terrorism has been looked at by multiple fact-checkers. it's been not only debunked by many of the fact-checkers. it was nine different investigations, many led by repub

having a team in place ready to go is incredibly -- >> we heard jason miller last hour, david, suggesthat, we'll worry about the transition after the election, right now, we got other issues we got to worry about. this transition process, they got to get ready for it if he's going to win the presidency, they have to be ready. people in the administration are assigned to brief them. the clinton transition people, trump transition people, it's a very important part of a continuity of government, if you will. >> right, there's a short runway to get the government up and running especially as brian said, he's never held office before, donald trump, so you're going to have to rely on advisers like cchristie, like other people to put the 3,000, 4,000 government appointees in place. yeah -- >> cabinet members. obviously it's a big deal. all right, guys. stay with us. don't go too far away. >>> just ahead, there's another important story we're following. dozens of terrorist forces killed and hundreds of miles of territory reclaimed. there are critically important new developments tonight in th

>> jason miller is absolutely right. the trump's campaign is not powered by washington and through the extent that the national committee has not helped donald trump's campaign. that's illegally piend biebindi agreement that the rnc cannot tear up. they are really stuck with him fchlt you look at trump's performance in the debate last night, he's not interested in going downey sort of middle road here. his job last night as he saw it was to throw out red meat to the hardest hard core to his supporters and that's what he did. talking about sidney blumenthal and benghazi and the people he need to win the election. this is a hunker down moment. >> shane, did you hear any changing moment last night? >> donald trump is appealing to the republican base and part of the republican base that made him the nominee. this is the challenge for the republican party leadership. their voters are still with donald trump whether they denounced him or distanced themselves from him, this is what you are hearing and what you are seeing in the

donald trump senior advisor jason miller is with us. a lot to come this morning.howing 34 percent of voters are less likely to vote for democratic nominee hillary clinton. still the clinton camp is downplaying the news watch. i would wager in nevada the turnout is so strong among democrats there. hillary could build and insurmountable lead in the coming days. were feeling really good about the record turnout. there is just a nose nose to the grindstone. ed, good to see you. they are finally starting to take it seriously. what this does is it intensifies republican vote. have you changed your stance as a result of the spirit it was possible but not probable. now it's very probable. still on in electoral gain. even very small space they have to win everything. if you went pennsylvania. you have that game. you lose anyone of those you will have to make it up somewhere. >> the part about this is you actually have a front runner of a major political party under investigations by the fbi. that could actually sway and should sway the voters. we've never seen anything lik

jason miller, trump senior communications adviser. jason, you just saw the map.ow the latest poll with trump down 11 points. the poll taken after the tape, before last night's debate. what are you doing to turn it around, to turn those states? >> couple things, erin. first, i'll push back a bit on the nbc poll. take a look at the "l.a. times" national tracking poll has mr. trump in front by several points. i'd say there's several other states wrs we have great opportunity for pickups. look at colorado, look at michigan. david mentioned pennsylvania. trump has a great chance, recent polls show we're in really great shape. again, the whole nbc poll, the fact that it happened before last night's debate, which mr. trump won big league, as he would say, i think is little bit off base. >> obviously, of course, our snap poll which is scientific showed he did not win, obviously i know you felt he did. that's, of course, your right to believe that. paul ryan, though, house speaker, not making it easier for you in your quest. your quest to flip states. he's come out today

jason miller is here to explain how the trump camp plans to deal with this. and judge anna nepal tan no who has been raising questions about this investigation for months with join us in moments with reaction to the news. but we begin with ed henry who is live in washington. >> good to see you. i've spoken with several law enforcement officer to night who is questioning how thorough the original probe was was if they did not find these e-mails, thousands of huma abedin e-mails. a senior law enforcement official is telling me that the fbi director, james comey, felt he was in an impossible position. his agents investigating anthony weiner in a separate file found a probe of hillary clinton e-mails. democrats are furious. remember comey said in july no charges would be pushed against clinton but that there was evidence of a potential violation of law. team clinton thought the worst had passed. under fire tonight she just issued the challenge to the fbi director. >> so we don't know the facts which is why we're calling on the fbi to release all of the informatio

trump campaign xwhun cases adviser jason miller just tweeted this picture of donald trump going throughwalk-through at the debate site. trump campaign manager kellyanne conway, who's been largely silent on social media as this latest controversy and scandal was

joining us now, trump campaign senior communications adviser, jason miller. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me on. appreciate it. >> let's talk about the news. the fact we've learned from evan perez that it looks like the fbi sat on the news that they had many more, thousands more e-mails. it could be relevant or maybe not. we don't know. for weeks and then came out in a letter to congress 11 days before the election. both camps said we want all the e-mails. we want the details. >> i think the news that there are potentially $650,0650,000 e-mails -- >> those are all the e-mails, not just the huma and clinton ones. >> i just read it on the "wall street journal" before coming on board. this is a huge number. the articles said there could be upwards of thousands from huma abedin on this. here is what this gets to. this is a continued pattern of drip, drip, drip, news of the clintons. just more questionable activity behind the scenes that we don't know. supposedly, huma abedin handed everything over to law enforcement. she'd signed under oath, s

joining me now is jason miller, senior communications adviser for the trump campaign.lso, buried in this -- i thought this stat was fascinating. i haven't seen this before. among the 36% of likely voters who have already voted, counted their ballots, she's way ahead. 54% to 37. but among those who haven't voted in florida but describe themselves as likely voters, he's way ahead. 51% to 42. does that play -- do they have a better ground game, get people out early? does that tell you people are changing their minds? what do you think? >> if you're a donald trump supporter like i am, very excited with this, let me tell you why you should be excited about florida. there's a new poll out showing mr. trump ahead by 4%. there's another poll that had him ahead by 4% in florida. one of the things to point to with the polling, yes, there's polling but we can also look at ballots returned. usually the republicans start off with absentees and early voting. >> why? >> democrats will frequently go and vote more earlier. going into election day republicans will usually be a little bi

. >> joining me now senior communications advisor for the trump campaign, jason miller.ning us. we appreciate it. >> jake, thank you. jake. >> -- retired u.s. army colonel, a west point graduate. he commanded an artillery battalion during the gulf war, went on to serve as the dean of u.s. army war college and as the director for defense policy and arms control for the white house national security council. what kind of military training or expertise does mr. trump have where he feels he has standing to teach that brave veteran anything about military strategy? >> well, jake, i think your introduction package really set it up for exactly what mr. trump believes, which is we should not be going in and telegraphing exactly what we're going to be doing with military actions, whether that's one month or two months or three months ahead of schedule, saying here is exactly what our plan is and what we're going to do. obviously you're going to discuss broader strategic objectives and tactics, but to go and say here is exactly when we're going to go in and here are the fine detai

i want to bring in jason miller right now, the senior communications advisor to the trump campaign joiningfrom new york. jason, thanks very much for joining us. >> wolf, thank you for having me on. >> you heard your boss donald trump. he's obviously gleeful, but what if anything else do you know about this that is being made public by the fbi director himself. >> we're learning about this the same time the american public is but this is truly, truly remarkable development. this close to the election to be reopening the investigation means whatever it is they found to be very significant. we don't know what that is, we see that the fbi will make that available before the election. that will be something that comes forward so the american people can make a decision but this has been something that we've talked about a lot with the absolute violation of trust of the american people of not only exposing this confidante shl and classified information but then also the coverup and trying to keep it quiet so that these are things we think voters need to know about before election day. >> the fbi

>> let's discuss this and so much more with the trump campaign's senior communications adviser jason millereat to have you in studio. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> one basket of deplorables, trumps all of the insults that have come throughout this campaign from your side? really? >> i think governor pence did a fantastic job last night. we really saw a unified ticket on our side. i think we saw governor pence do a really good job of showing that ideas matter. that our plans for lowering taxes, shrinking the size of government, defending our country, making it safe again, really rose through. >> will you try to continue that message that we just heard that hillary clinton is a more insult driven campaign than what donald trump has been? >> well it's funny some of the comments that we saw last night and some of the things we're seeing people say this morning. i think you're seeing the clinton/kaine campaign completely unhinged this morning. >> this sounds like a talking point. i heard that that word unhinged from another one of the surrogates. what do you mean unhinged? >> i think

we had jason miller here.hey haven't nailed down exactly where the speeches are going to be but how significant is she to the women vote? >> well i would start with the question before that. how significant is this number and it is huge. because he has been running 20 points or more behind. now, i, i'm not here to question this or any other poll but typically you get a lot of numbers, as you were saying before all over. if this number is confirmed by other data that he is only down 10 with women, it is a huge, huge, finding and change. i'm not so much certain that melania as attractive and engaging as she obviously is, can make a difference with women voters. i think it is more about issues like monica was talking about. obamacare, cost of living, the economy, and jobs. martha: fascinating to me, every time we've asked donald trump and asked people on the campaign, why not do these sort of obvious things to go after the women's vote, to get ivanka out there more? she has been out there fair amount but even mor

what jason miller said was, the person who told that to business week was not authorized to say it. so let's be clear, nobody is pushing back on the story or refuting anything we're reporting. they're saying gee, unfortunate choice of words. i think it was an unfortunate choice of words. voter suppression is a loaded term. what they're doing more is like dissuading, people, if they showed up at the polls, would be likely to vote for hillary clinton, but certainly aren't going to do that unless they're either driven out by the clinton campaign or convinced to go to vote. but they could also possibly with a bit of negative information be convinced to not go vote. that is the type of voter that the trump campaign is trying to dissuade. they think if they can drive out their own vote and keep hillary's vote down, there is a path to victory. i talked to a trump campaign official today who said our path is tough but doable. >> robert costa, benjamin cramer used to talk about the emotional moment where someone went to the candidate, usually on a plane, usually exhausted, sometimes a couple

we're going to talk about that move with jason miller, one of his campaign managers coming up. his vp, mike pence, is in florida. obviously, very important to both campaigns. hillary clinton in ohio today, her running mate, tim kaine, is in the all-important state of north carolina. of course, the big day is one week from tomorrow. fox news will have complete election day coverage all day long, and we look forward to that. boy, you know, this -- when this came across on friday afternoon, i think everybody stopped in their tracks and knew that we were dealing with an october surprise perhaps of a dimension that nobody had anticipated. but we wait and see what's really in here. bill: and we're going to work through this and try and figure it out best we can. we know the longtime clinton aide, huma abedin, at the center of this controversy. how much does she know about the e-mails in question? we'll talk to congressman trey gowdy, he is standing by live in his home state of south carolina. martha: moments away. stick around for that. plus, how will this impact the balance of power

trump has a great chance to win pennsylvania. >> all right, jason miller, thanks for being here. >> thanksg up here on the show. donald trump called this email bombshell pack in the summer. >> i don't like uma going home at night and telling anthony weiner all of these secrets. >> well, it's a good point. putting them on his laptop for that matter. does anyone give donald trump credit for calling anthony weiner a major national security risk. dana marino is on the campaign chaos. you don't want to miss this next. there she is. come on in, dana. ♪ ♪ something new has arrived. ♪ uniquely designed for the driven. introducing the first-ever infiniti qx30 crossover. visit your local infiniti retailer today. infiniti. empower the drive. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla pr

a spokesman for trump campaign, jason miller saed blasting the revelations, saying, the fact that this was allowed to occur, shows either out right negligent behavior by the fbi or a level of corruption that is beyond belief. >> the man who was investigate her from the fbi, his wife runs for office, they give her more than $675,000 to run, that just came out, they just figured it out. it is absolutely disgraceful. it is absolutely terrible. it is unbelievable how hillary clinton got away with the e-mail lie, the e-mail scam, the e-mail corruption, but now, at least we have a pretty good idea. >> trump will be holding a rally, this hour. in tampa, florida, we'll bring it to you when trump takes the stage. among my guests tonight, former reagan white house political director ed rollins, and michael goodwin, also first congressman to endorse donald trump congressman chris collins, former justice deputy official christian adams, the president of public interest legal foundation the group that file a complaining with federal election commission following release of under cover videos by con

jason miller, thank you. much more to come from there. now back to martha.tha: donald trump is hammering republicans for what he says is a lack of support. we'll talk to republicans about that and talk about what is being called a civil war in the republican party. we'll break down some of the brand-new hours we have coming up next. bill: an autopsy revealing terrance crutcher was high on tcp when he was shot and killed by an officer. the officer said she thought he was reaching for a gun inside the suv. attorneys for crutcher's family says even though he had drugs in his system the shooting was not justified. martha: look at a new poll of donald trump's debate performance and how it's shaping this race. this poll shows hillary clinton up 9 points. the third party candidates are in single digits. the same poll was taken before the debate. it gave clinton a slightly bigger edge. his debate performance did help him recover a small portion that support. let's bring in larry sabato. is that something donald trump should feel maybe has him heading in a better dir

break this down, i want to bring in donald trump's communications director jason miller. jason, thanks so much for sitting here and waiting and watching this with us. >> thank you. big league crowd in golden, colorado, today. >> bigly or big league? >> big league. i think we had 10,000 rsvps. i'm not sure how many were able to fit inside the venue. there were thousands outside in overflow. we love colorado and hopefully they love us back come november 8th. >> i want to play sound from this rally we were just watching now. talking about how donald trump believes the fbi is going to find some of these, what he calls, missing e-mails. >> they found by looking at anthony weiner a major, major, major sleaze, they found what may be some of the 33,000 missing and deleted e-mail. >> what evidence does donald trump have that they found the missing e-mails that he has been talking about on the campaign trail? >> i haven't spoken with mr. trump about this particular comment that he had in the speech today so i can't answer to that. what i can speak to is clearly, they found something

that is from jason miller, the communications director for the trump campaign. brit? >> carl, is it anticipated that mr. trump himself will have anything to say about this or not? >> reporter: well, at some point he's going to have to. he almost daily, sometimes two or three times a day calls the media collectively dishonest, and one of the things that they are likely to point out is that these two women allege that these gropings, if you will, happened in fairly public places, and one would have to envision that two people in first class of an airplane, one could be groped by the other and there might not be a commotion about that or that one man would start kissing aggressively a woman outside of an elevator in a fairly trafficked building would also go unnoticed. it is 30 years ago and we're given to believe that there are perhaps more of these types of allegations to come. and the fact that the press is digging in on them certainly gives rise to the trump campaign's argument that the media is collectively against him when, in fact, it could simply be looking after

jason miller said, this entire article is fiction. new york times to haunch a completely false, coordinated character assassination against mr. trump on a toppeck like this is dangerous. to reach back decades in an attempt. it sets a new location that on where the media is willing to go in its efforts to determine this election. it is absurd to think one of the most recognizable business leaders on the planet would do the things alleged in this story. for this to only become public decades later in the final months should say it all. further, the times story buries the clinton financial and social media activity on behalf of hillary clinton's candidacy, reinforcing that this is truly nothing more than a mit attack. this is a sad day for the times. >> eugene robinson, the mit an his and columnist with the "washington post." and j.d., the author of the book, hillbilly, it was very well reviewed and received by the reading public. i don't know whether we start with trump. i get the feeling we're hook at a fire hydrant that has been turne

we begin with jason miller. >> no one conceded an election. nobody wants an al gore. concedes and then unconcedes. >> in the conceding. will you accept the results? win or lose? >> he was looking to put those who might want to commit voter fraud on notice, that we're going to make sure we have honest and fair elections, that is what he is doing. >> he wants to make sure we have honest, and fair elections. it's leverage. that is what mr. trump is saying. >> against whom? >> those who would commit voter fraud. >> how will he exercise that leverage if he's displeased with the results? >> you want to go make sure the people know they're going to be watching and make sure the election is certified and conducted honestly and then, we'll address it after that. here is the thing. we're going to win this election. we believe tonight was a great shot in the arm for the campaign. with three weeks to go, the energy heading into the election, we feel good. this is easily his best performance. really took hillary to task on her failed record. she had no answers for her role on dest

this is tweeted by jason miller with communications for donald trump.ere on the debate stage getting ready for tonight's event. and again, this is a town hall event tonight, which means that it won't just be the moderators, anderson cooper and martha radditz, there will be voters donald trump has to face when he's on the stool. and geena, do you think he's ready for it? >> i absolutely think he's ready for it. let's not forget, he's the person that wrote the art of the comeback. he's in the sweet spot when the chips are stacked against him. how many times did all of us sit on television and say he's done, this is where he always manages to come back stronger than ever. i look for that tonight. >> when you talk about format, hillary clinton just in the primary, she took part in a lot of town halls herself. who is the -- let's do the expectations game. this is where you can tell me she's not great at town halls. if she comes out to kill it, that's amazing. >> i won't say that. but i think the expectations for trump are a little lower in terms of the emoti

we've heard from jason miller.elieve this is the best thing to happen to them. >> the greatest thing ever. >> ever at this point. you know, it is interesting to me, trump -- maybe you stumble into good luck. trump has been trolling anthony weiner for a year on this issue. >> right, right. >> take a listen to what he said last july. >> why are they giving hillary clinton briefings? because it's going to get revealed. i mean her number-one person, hou houma abedin is married to anthony weiner who's a sleaze ball and a pervert. and i'm not saying that -- that's recorded history. right? i don't like houma going home at night and telling anthony weiner all of these secrets, okay? >> well, that suspect what happened. we know it's a laptop that belongs to anthony weiner that she used to e-mail with hillary clinton. >> but you remember the first time he said this, chuck? i do because i think it was there, it was a backyard event in the primaries in new hampshire or massachusetts a year ago. and he was talking about houma a

as it comes to heller, jason miller, the senior communications adviser for the trump campaign, releasederse statement. i'll read it. he says, the media has gone too far in making this false accusation. there is no way something like this would have happened in a public place on mother's day at mr. trump's resort. it would have been the talk of palm beach for the past two decades. the reality is this, for the media to wheel out a politically motivated democratic activist with a legal dispute against the same resort owned by mr. trump does a disservice to the public and anyone covering this story should be embarrassed for elevating this bogus claim. i'll explain the second part of that. cathy heller admits she is a hillary clinton supporter and donated money to the campaign. as for the legal dispute, heller tells me it's actually just a money dispute with mar-a-lago. her family has been involved with it for several years. they're trying to get back their dues they paid as their initiation fees. now, in the meantime, trump himself has been tweeting about these accusations. even lashing out

but we begin tonight with jason miller, trump's senior communications adviser. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. listen, the polls say that she won that first debate but you tell me whether she would do better to be a little less glib and a little more likeable on the subject. self depricating is not really trump's thing either. but you tell me whether she will win over voters on the fence by the, it went pretty well, thing. >> well i think the, why aim not 50 point ahead line, gives you insight into secretary clinton's thinking and her attitude towards voters. i think especially with the town hall format that we will see sunday night. this is an opportunity for mr. pr trump to do well. this format allows him to connect with people a but i don't know if secretary clinton can memorize enough lines. >> we saw trump in the primary season and anderson cooper town hall. and he kind of got in somebody's face. the guy asked him a tough question about why he said george w. bush knew about the 9/11 or lied to get us into iraq. and trump is fine, i'm not get

we can put this statement on screen from jason miller, a spokesman for donald trump. he says this entire article is fiction and for the noew york times to launch a completely false coordinated character assassination against donald trump is dangerous. to reach back to smear mr. trump trivializes sexual assault and sets a new low for where media is willing to go in efforts to term this election. anything this late in the game they say is not to be believed, and while it does throw donald trump off message, he was trying to talk about hillary clinton's e-mail scandal today and his on again off again relationship with house speaker paul ryan. i think something much more serious is happening, anderson. this story along with other stories that are starting to surface this evening respect to donald trump's behavior around women is just going to cement those doubts inside the minds of women voters who just don't think they can trust donald trump. >> we'll have more from you throughout the hour. i want to get the panel's reaction. paul begalla, phillip bump, phillip, how dama

. >> it's a reaction also of course to the announcement from jason miller. that these women are going to be here in the debate hall tonight. according to the truch campaign. this is titled the clinton's statement on quote trump's latest act of desperation. we're not surprised to see donald trump continue his destructive race to the bottom. hk understands the opportunity in this town hall is to talk to voters on stage and in the audience about the is that matter to them. and this stunt doesn't change that. she continues if donald trump doesn't see that, that's his loss. as always, she's prepared to handle whatever donald trump throws her way. that is the statement. the reaction now from the communications chief from this campaign. they expected something, they did not expect it to be this visceral, this in their face. i do thot believe they expected him to bring these women, his expresswaccuser, bill clinton'se kuzers to this hall. i have to tell you, they have done lot of focus groups on the issue. clinton manch. from their focus groups, they say at least th

well, the trump campaign communications adviser jason miller who we like was set to appear on "the kellyeled not long after the campaign asked us if we would bring this issue up tonight and we said, maybe. we're going to talk about trump's speech at gettysburg and trump is the one who brought up suing the women. we trust that jason will come back another day and my memory will kick in and i might ask the question later. joining me now, julie, who was brave enough to walk in on the set. a fox news contributor. this is all people were talking about, this woman. it got even dicier because she is -- you have to say adult film actre actress. >> is that the pc term in. >> porn star, even though trump is right about that that. he's coming under fire for saying i'm suren grabbed before. give me a break. >> the shut shaming is kind of inappropriate. what she does for a living is what she chooses to do for a living. being grabbed by somebody is not what he she would choose to have somebody treat her. that's her decision. it's like blaming a woman for being raped because she's wearing a provocative

in particular for this cathy heller accusation, jason miller, the senior communications adv e adviser came out with this statement very biting. the media has gone too far in making this false accusation. there is no way something like this would have happened in a public place on mother's day at mr. trump's resort. it would have been the talk of palm beach for the past two decades. the reality is this. for the media to wheel out a politically motivated democratic activist with a legal dispute does a disservice to the public and anyone covering this story should be embarrassed for elevating this bogus claim. she does admit she is a hillary supporter and has given money to the hillary clinton campaign. as for the legal dispute alluded to cathy heller says it's a money dispute with the initiation fees they paid decades ago. donald trump tweeting about this this morning saying it is part of a rigged election and media bias. >> jessica snider, thank you so much. >>> this morning jake tapper asked rudy giuliani about this ninth accuser and if he believed that all nine women are as trump ins