jill stein is on your screen. she has joined as from houston, where the green party is meeting this weekend. she will once again be their standard bearer for the presidency. joining us is bob cusack of "the hill" and olivier knox of yahoo! news, cheif washington correspondent. susan: olivier, you're up first. olivier: i have a question for you about the presidential debates. a case has been dismissed that you brought to be part of the debates. how severe of a blow is that to your campaign? jill stein: i am not surprised to hear that. we assumed that would be the outcome. we do have a second case. i am not holding my breath that we are going to get a favorable decision in a court of law. i think we've already won in the court of public opinion. the public is not happy with the two candidates from the democratic and republican parties. they are the most disliked throughout history. the public is clamoring for more voices and more choices. i think the pressure will continue to grow. we are coming up in the polls. tod

jill stein: exactly.n, i think it's not a coincidence that, you know, that hillary has the numbers that she has, as one of the most untrusted presidential candidates ever. and the more we see of what went on in the secretary of state's office, which hillary attempted to cover up, you know, to sort of take off the record, by using her private server. i mean, this is sort of the elephant in the room around the private server. why did she put national security information and the names of cia secret agents -- why were they put at risk? she was clear about this. and the inspector general's report about the e-mails actually makes this point, that this wasn't a mistake. this was by intention. and hillary told her staff she did not want her personal business to be accessible to foia, for example. but this is the really disturbing thing: where did her personal family financial business end, and where did the official business of the state begin? to me, the mere fact that half of her e-mails, half of the volume an

jill stein: i don't have that number for you offhand. when people are making in the millions and billions of dollars, they need to be contributing at a much higher level than they are. makingt talking about $300,000. i'm talking about the very highest level of income where people are making millions or billions of dollars. they need to be taking in their fair share. you mentioned the new military campaign in libya. we are in a seven military campaigns. administration, what would the war on terrorism look like? where would you be involved? where would you not be involved. where would you commit people to conflict? according to a recent harvard study, iraq and afghanistan have cost us $6 trillion when you include the health-care costs cost of caring for our veterans. tot $6 trillion comes out $75,000 per american household. that is absolutely staggering. $6 trillion on its own is an incredible amount of money. what do we have to show for it? failed states. mass refugee migrations that are tearing apart europe and the middle east. we have w

jill stein was sitting at putin's table with general flynn. >> jill stein has a show in russia today. this is not a conspiracy theory. i'm not saying that because i'm an intelligence professional. these objectives that russia has and appears to be pushing and has an ally with donald trump's rhetoric are strategic objectives that have existed before the fall of the soviet union. the breaking up of relationships within nato, the disillusion of

haveld like jill stein to nina turner as her running mate. host: all right. lln also interviewed stein last week. she is again the green party presidential candidate. she talked about the states where she expects to be on the ballot. you can have a listen at what she said. [video clip] is an fewer party than half the states. what will that look like this election year? how many states do you expect to be on the ballot. >> between 48 and 50. the early numbers reflected the deadline of the petition process. those numbers are going up rapidly. we also have active ongoing cases in court. we expect to be on the ballot voter, or nearly every voter. i think the realistic vote is to stand up and build. however far we get, we are that much farther ahead for the down ballot races and the ongoing fight for america and the world that works -- and a world that works for all of us. from our next caller comes south carolina. will is on the line. caller: good morning. how are you chuckle and really enjoying this. i'm loving all the people supporting the third party, as i am i

jill stein is running alongside longtime human rights activist ajamu baraka. interest in the green party has afterp in recent weeks hillary clinton defeated bernie sanders. in 2012, dr. sign -- dr. stein ran on the green ticket. stein is now pulling at 5% to the same poll finds clinton at 40 5%. republican donald trump at 35%, and libertarian gary johnson at 9%. this byte stein and johnson's rise in the polls, neither will be invited to take part in this fall's presidential debates unless they get 15% and national polls. lastly, a federal judge threw out a lawsuit by johnson and stein against the commission on presidential debates over the debate rules. we will spend the rest of the our erring excerpts from the green party convention in houston. we begin with dr. jill stein speaking saturday as she accepted the green party nomination. ks,hold onto your hats, fol because we are in a world when right now, one that is way bigger than any of us. we have a job to do it we have a role to play that will not be played by anybody but us. we are the ones we have been wai

jill stein? >> our plans are to be in that debate because it is not just about whether our party will be included. it is whether the american people will have a voice, whether we will have a real discussion of the crisis of jobs, of the climate, of race, of war. these and the crisis of a generation and an entire generation that is basically hung out to dry that cannot get out of predatory student loan debt, that does not have the jobs, and does not have the climate future to look forward to. these are the critical issues that people want to discuss. we saw incredible surge of a response last night when we had our first prime time tv. i want to know while we have come up to 6% and 7% in the polls, this has happened without any media coverage whatsoever in the mainstream media. so it is absolutely remarkable that we have not only doubled and tripled, even more than that because we were invisible as of about two months ago in the polls, suddenly, we are up there. there is an enormous interest in wha

jill stein. [cheers and applause] dr. stein: we're what democracy ooks like. yes, we're what democracy looks like and we're what political revolution looks like. [cheers and applause] dr. stein: and thank you, thank every one of you, thank you, ajamu, for that incredible inspiration. thank you to every one of you for being here and leading the charge for an america and a orld that works for all of us. and i want to agree with everything that ajamu said and everything that sherry said and agree with all of their thank yous. i want to reiterate them and just add to that a big thank you to lynn who has been running the show here. and a big thank you to toma jaeger and hillary cane and to the harris county green party for making this amazing convention possible. i'm honored beyond words to be your candidate, and i'm so honored to be running for president of the united states with the green party. the only party of, by, and for the people, that is what we're. we have been ahead of the curve in so many ways. on climate change, on green energy, on demilitarization, o

i think jill stein is great, but the truth is america is a two-party system, so voting for jill steins like throwing pennies in a wishing well. fun to say what you wish for but that doesn't mean it's going to come true. >> yeah, i don't even remember my guy's name. >> trevor: evan mcmullin. >> who? >> trevor: the guy you were talking about earlier. >> ving raines? >> trevor: thanks for wasting everyone's time. give it up for these new fruit of the loom breathable underwear are perfect. they need a name just as perfect. the pant snorkel. brrriefs. fruit of the luge. thank you marvin. breezy fo' sheezy. you're a genius. uhh... no. we're going to call it new breathable underwear. by fruit of the loom. if palm trees could talk... i bet they would speak spanish. man, i wish i spoke spanish! ♪ >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." earlier this week, donald trump proposed a bold new program to manage immigration into the united states. >> we should only admit into this country those who share our values and respect our people. i call it extreme vetting. i call it extreme extreme vetti

i think jill stein is great, but the truth is america is a two-party system, so voting for jill steins like throwing pennies in a wishing well. fun to say what you wish for but that doesn't mean it's going to come true. >> yeah, i don't even remember my guy's name. >> trevor: evan mcmullin. >> who? >> trevor: the guy you were talking about earlier. >> ving raines? >> trevor: thanks for wasting everyone's time. everyone's time. give it up for ♪ ♪ (grunts) we got this! oooowww! do summer like a winter olympian. have a reese's. >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." earlier this week, donald trump proposed a bold new program to manage immigration into the united states. >> we should only admit into this country those who share our values and respect our people. i call it extreme vetting. i call it extreme extreme vetting. >> trevor: it's like he really thinks the more extremes he puts on it the more votes he gets. we're down six points in ohio, so extreme -- extreme vetting -- check, how many? seven. extreme, extreme! how widely shared are the values trump speaks of among trump sup

i believe strongly in jill stein. the guy who came from grand rapids who said he is no longer voting for the senators the kos -- senators because they put their votes -- i am with him, one hundred percent. i am not going to back those people. i am no longer to give money to the dnc because i am no longer a democrat. i will look for green party candidates wherever they are. host: how long have you been a teacher? i have been at this school for 23 years but i have been a teacher for 27 years. host: what do you teach? caller: i am an art teacher. alabama onto mike in the democrat line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have been a democrat all my want i definitely don't trump. thank you for taking my call. , she isanda is in texas a republican. caller: i have been a republican my whole life. think you for taking my call. the year that this is the citizens will be able to voice their opinion and make it count because we now have mediar and all of these channels that are not the television. and paid for by the televi

caller: i support jill stein and the green party. that there has not been as much media coverage on jill stein and the green party. but getting quite a lot of popularity among the millennials. i support what hillary clinton has to say moving towards a much better economy with more jobs and supporting renewable energy sheiatives, i feel that needs to knowledge -- acknowledge that there is a green party and maybe she can see that there are other parties as well, not just donald trump. but there is a green party. thank you for the call. we cover just on and her acceptance speech last weekend at the convention. our guest this week on newsmakers is libertarian party presidential candidate gary johnson. he will be joining us for the newsmakers. of in addition, his special airing of the program tomorrow night at 8:00 eastern, gary johnson, the libertarian presidential candidate here on c-span on our weekly newsmakers interview. back to the calls. the others' line. george. caller: hello. first-time caller. more of the regular controlled oppo

jill stein has a point. they set up the criteria so you have to reach a certain threshold within the poll, then they use a poll that doesn't include jill stein. that's not fair. kennedy: she is a woman running for president, last word. >> the lib tear yab party, there are other third parties that have more people than the libertarians. kennedy: like who? >> oddly enough the new whigs have more people. kennedy: who is their candidate? >> they have one but i haven't heard of them. kennedy: there are more hib tearians than -- there are more libertarians on the ballot than before. kennedy: bush and clinton both thought ross perot was going to hurt the other. in the end he hurt george herbert walker bush. maybe sure you watch gary johnson and his running mate bill weld on a stossel special. a libertarian town hall right here on fbn. dr. ben carson calling for the elderly hillary clinton and donald trump to release their medical records, and he's not medical records, and he's not alone. hey how's it going, hotcake

do you agree with jill stein's assessment that hillary clinton is too big to jail? hink jill was being sarcastic. you have got hillary clinton this teflon-coated candidate whose husband who relationship nally created the -- whose husband originally created that term, the teflon candidate. but in any event she is the teflon candidate. james comey proved it when he came out and said she was careless and she had stuff on her private server but we are not going to die -- we are not o indict her. now you are not supposed to announce an investigation of a candidate running for a national or statewide office within 90 days of the election. considering there is fayism in the justice department for democratic candidates, the chances of her being indicted is slim to none. i know people who have been investigated within 9 some days and the justice department can care less if it's on the other side of the aisle. is there edthat would support a perjury conviction in absolutely. kennedy: people have been convicted of lying to congress. >> for the most part lying in itself is not e

sanders supporters -- are leaving the democratic party and looking towards the green party candidate jill stein. and there's a lot of social media buzz about this... on twitter hashtag "demexit" is gaining popularity.. along "never-hillary" and "jill-not-hill." the party says that excitement can be seen in registered voters.. increasing by more than a thousand voters state-wide this year. and jill stein is thanking bernie supporters for the surge. "it is such an honor to be running in alliance with the bernie sanders movement which is called berning green.... we are berning green together." but it may not be just the green party seeing a surge in registered voters... according to the nevada secretary of state.. voter registration numbers increased for all political parties by nearly 2- percent from june to july. jill stein and libertarian presidential nominee gary johnson will join bill clinton at the "town hall" this afternoon.. that's hapening at the "asian american and pacific islander voters forum" at caesars palace. pelosi compares dnc hack to it's time to grab your favorite floatie and hi

jill stein. (music) ♪ jill stein. >> we are what democracy looks like. let's go.cheering and applause] we are what democracy looks like, and we are what political revolution looks like. [cheering] thank you, thanks everyone of you, thank you for that incredible inspiration. thank you to everyone of you for being here and leading the charge for an america and a world that works for all of us. i want to agree with everything that a domino -- adamu said and everything that sherry said and i want to reiterate and add to that. a big thank you to lynn who has been running the show. [applause] a big thank you to hillary came and the green party for making this amazing convention possible. [applause] i am honored beyond words to be your candidate. i am so honored to be running for president of the united states with the green party, the only party of, by and or the people -- for the people. we have been ahead of the curve in so many ways, on climate change, green energy, the militarization, marriage equality, free public higher education and canceling student debt, on sto

i'm going with jill stein. yes, i'm going with jill stein.l, the democratic -- in hillary clinton, they don't own my vote. they don't own my voice. they don't own me. i'm a free thinking man. >> it's time to bail out the millennials, the young people. yeah! >> yes, colonel west is always very exciting. eric, to you first. the argument historically has been that third party candidates hurt republicans but this this case don't you think the third party represents those who have an option to vote and if they weren't voting for the third party they would stay home? >> i think the polls show that with four in there it hurts trump. his numbers go down more than hillary's. i'm at the dnc in philadelphia, a lot of the bernie supporters who felt disgruntled, felt left out, who are mad, were looking at jill stein. the people who can't pull the lever for donald trump will go with the libertarian versus -- because in their opinion i think it's closer to their beliefs than the democrat in many ways. i think they're going to vote -- they'll siphon some of

joining me is green party presidential nominee doctored jill stein. welcome back to the show dr. ow much of a blow wasn't having this lawsuit dismissed? >> i would say it's not a blow at all. this is what the court has been doing for a long time. the american people have been clamoring for a real debate, not just the two parties who control the debate. the commission on presidential debates is actually a private corporation run by democrats and republicans so it's no surprise they control it and this election up of all the american people are absolutely screaming for more voices and more choices. we have the most disliked and contrasted presidential candidates in history and both gary johnson and i need to be in this debate so the american people can know their choices. kennedy: i agree. what would you say say to hillary clinton if you were on the debate stage with her? >> we have had enough of these policies that favor wall street and take us to war and it's time for us to actually stand up for what the american people need. i'm the only candidate in this race that actually is ca

jill stein. (music) ♪ jill stein. >> we are what democracy looks like. let's go.cheering and applause] we are what democracy looks like, and we are what political revolution looks like. [cheering] thank you, thanks everyone of you, thank you for that incredible inspiration. thank you to everyone of you for being here and leading the charge for an america and a world that works for all of us. i want to agree with everything that a domino -- adamu said and everything that sherry said and i want to reiterate and add to that. a big thank you to lynn who has been running the show. [applause] a big thank you to hillary came and the green party for making this amazing convention possible. [applause] i am honored beyond words to be your candidate. i am so honored to be running for president of the united states with the green party, the only party of, by and or the people -- for the people. we have been ahead of the curve in so many ways, on climate change, green energy, the militarization, marriage equality, free public higher education and canceling student debt, on sto

is that a chance for jill stein or gary johnson? together with our partners at ssrs, w opinion panel if they're considering voting for a third party candidate. only 35% of people said they were. 60% said they worried that that would elect the candidate they liked the least. we'll take that fear to dr. stein, coming up. hat fear to dr stein, coming up. and i want to enjoy every moment of it. that's why i use fast-acting excedrin for my headaches. excedrin has two pain fighters plus a booster. excedrin specializes in treating headaches. which is why moments lost to headaches are moments gained with excedrin. [heartbeat] your heart loves omega-3s. but the omega-3s in fish oil differ from megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed by your body. megared. the difference is easy to absorb. (wolves howling) fight back with relief so smooth and fast. tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. tum-tum-tum-tum-tums >>> they can make him read new words fro

[applause] least, let me thank my leader, jill stein.applause] brothers and sisters, friends. , asre at a critical moment jill says, a transformational moment. we have tremendous opportunities before us. longingican people are for a change. they are ready to do something different, and we have to be the vehicle for that difference. there are difficult conditions that the people face. they tell us that there has been a recovery and things are alright from the crisis. there are millions of people, people who we work with who have not experienced any kind of recovery. whoe are millions of people still don't have a place to lay their head at night. why the a reason fastest-growing population of homeless people are black women with children. whoe are millions of people would like to have a job, so they can live a decent life, but they do not have it. basicallyve a job, they are making starvation the wages, working two or three different jobs just to make ends meet. they tell us things are better. as ave a situation where consequence of auster

vonnie: the green party's present of nominee jill stein joins us. -- presumptive nominee, jill stein, joins us. we talked to her about a guaranteed minimum wage, a free college education, and a full transition to renewable energy. to the marketst where ramy inocencio is looking at the latest. for when i'm presented implement rate, things are looking good. near session highs. we are seeing the s&p as well as the nasdaq on pace to close at record highs with a couple of hours left in the trading session. the dow was up by 166 points or so. it is still off a record highs, but this is where we stand. this is where we were going to be headed in the next few hours, unless something crazy happens. , the pop into the imap s&p's 10 sectors in terms of health. financials that the biggest bump , that's how it has been all day. 1.7% is where we stand right now of information technology up by 1.2%. consumer discretionary stocks in third position, 1.1%. we are seeing utilities at 1.3% down. the biggest laggard in six weeks. we know why financials are up. let's take a look at my information technolog

jill stein the green party's nominee for president.es yes, there are more people than donald trump and secretary hillary clinton running for president. jill stein doctor on the ballot. eight states including washington, d.c. she says we need a third option for president. >> majority of voters have rejected hillary clinton and donald trump and clamoring for something else. so who are those on top to be giving marching orders to, you know, voters who be good little boys and girls? politicians do not have a new form of entitlement. they are not entitled to our votes. they have to earn our votes. and hillary clinton and donald trump have not earned our vote. >> green party candidate presidential candidate for the united states jill stein is here to go "on the record." good evening, doctor. >> good afternoon, greta. >> just in the sound bite why shouldn't somebody vote for hillary clinton or donald trump? >> well, they have to earn your vote and so far they haven't. >> either one? >> yes. i mean, the polls show that the majority of the amer

but so some stay home and a lot of them go to jill stein. of friends say i'm going for jill stein and some go to gary johnson. it is telling as people go to johnson's camp of hillary's camp as donald's camp so it's equally split between the two i'm convinced. >> millennials go to either one of them but more of the millennials, women will go to jill? >> i think so. but look i wouldn't say there's a gender divide there. >> you don't? okay. >> bernie sanders supporters aren't monolithic and all socialists. >> out of time. >> all right. we'll be right back. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. seems like we've hit a road block. that reminds me... anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea... ...gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against occasional digestive issues. with three types of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. my lenses have a sunset mode. and an early morning mode. and a partly sunny mode. and an outside... t

a lot will go to jill stein. i'm talk ting to a lot of frien who are going to jill stein. no way i'm voting for hillary clinton. when you look at the polls, as many people go to johnson's camp from hillary's camp as well as trump's camp. it will be equally split. >> so the millenials go to either one of them but more the millenials, the women will go to jill? >> i think so. i wouldn't think there's a gender divide there. >> you don't. >> no. bernie sanders supporters are not all socialists. >> out of time. harlan hill, thanks for being with us. all right. we will be right back. what're you, what're you, what're you? i probably got that question 3 to 4 times a week. i'd always get asked if i was asian or moroccan or something else. so i jumped at the chance to take the dna test through ancestry. and my results ended up being african, european and asian. it just confirmed what i guess people had seen in me all my life. i do feel like ancestry helped give me a sense of identity. "what are you?" now i know. discover the story only your dna can tell. order your kit now at ances

jill stein accepting the green party's nomination in houston.porters. while supporters chanted, jill, not hill. that was actually a hashtag as well. to talk about the policy she'd bring to the white house, dr. jill stein joining us this morning. good morning, doctor. thanks for being with us. i wanted to get into some of your policies here for people who may not know about them. first of all, the "washington post" detailed some of your positions including that the government should provide a job to anyone who can't get one in the private sector. what was interesting is they said in your vision, employment would be an enforceable right, presumably meaning workers could sue the government if it didn't provide them a job. the first thing that comes to mind is how do you place those people? how do you train those people? how would this work? >> right. well fortunately we have a good example of the new deal which got us out of the great depression in the 1930s. the idea now is to create 20 million jobs in order to meet the emergency of the economy an

the clock is ticking for green party candidate jill stein who has tomorrow to meet the deadline. already on the ballot in new jersey and pennsylvania and just learned libertarian candidate gary johnson made an 11th hour push to get his name filed for the keystone state. nbc 10's lauren mayk spoke with supporters of both candidates. >> republican or democrat. the traditional choice but not the only one for voters. >> i've done door knocking and people will say what's this green party. they never heard of us. >> hillary cain says she was drawn to the green party for its values. >> some of the highlights are the environment. social juice tis and grass roots democracy and nonviolence. >> explaining the third-party option can be a challenge. >> they will say are you a democrat or a rope can? no, it's not just coke and pepsi. there are other things out there. >> reporter: for the 2016 race voters in many states have third-party choices for president including green party candidate jill stein and libertarian candidate gary johnson. >> the johnson state director in pennsylvania and at 19

jill stein? dr. joins me now not only to discuss the silence from these candidates and the situation, but also her stance on taxes, jobs, free college. let me start with louisiana. you among them have not gone. you have not weighed in. i need to know from you, what are your plans to help these people in the immediate term? i know you believe climate change probably caused this. we could argue til the cows come home about that, but what are your plans for immediately mobilizing to help hundreds of thousands of people get back on their feet? >> yes. so not only do we need the fema and the insurance support and the financial relief, but people need physical relief right now. it's really awful that tens of thousands of people have really been stranded, have been waiting for rescues, you know? we needed to have had a much quicker and robust rescue effort. and unfortunately, what's happening in louisiana is exactly what is predicted. this is like echoes of katrina, like echoes of superstorm sandy. unfortun

haveld like jill stein to nina turner as her running mate. host: all right. n also interviewed stein last week. she is again the green party presidential candidate. she talked about the states where she expects to be on the ballot. you can have a listen at what she said. [video clip] is an fewer party than half the states. what will that look like this election year? how many states do you expect to be on the ballot. >> between 48 and 50. the early numbers reflected the deadline of the petition process. those numbers are going up rapidly. we also have active ongoing cases in court. we expect to be on the ballot voter, or nearly every voter. i think the realistic vote is to stand up and build. however far we get, we are that much farther ahead for the down ballot races and the ongoing fight for america and the world that works -- and a world that works for all of us. from our next caller comes south carolina. will is on the line. caller: good morning. how are you chuckle and really enjoying this. i'm loving all the people supporting the third party, as i am i.

jill stein online. she answers your questions on syria, vaccines, and the black lives matter movement. that's on our facebook page at: facebook.com/newshour. stay with us. coming up on the newshour: concerns over wikileaks' massivi release of personal information, scientists fight climate change by turning carbon dioxide into stone, and an author's take on reshaping both boys and girls' expectations of sex. but first, a new investigation examines the use of corporal or physical punishment in public schools. and that's the focus of ourf weekly education segment, "making the grade". the practice is far less common than it used to be, but a report in the journal "education week"t finds it's still utilized in 21 states. and more than 100,000 children were physically punished in one recent year. proponents say it can be an effective way to motivate children to behave, but much research suggests otherwise. we begin with the story of a 19- year-old in mississippi-- trey clayton-- who was paddled repeatedly in

jill stein. [cheers] ♪ dr. stein: we are what democracy looks like.cheers] yes we are what democracy looks like and we are what political revolution looks like. [cheers] thank you. thank everyone of you. thank you for that incredible inspiration. thank you to everyone of you for being here and leading the charge for an america and a world that works for all of us. [cheers] i want to agree with everything that adamu said and everything that sherry said and i want to reiterate them and add to that, a big thank you to lynn who has been running the show. [cheers] big thank you to tom and hillary hain and the green party for making this amazing convention possible. [cheers] i am honored beyond words to be the candidate. i am so honored to be running for president of the united states with the green party, the only party of, by and for the people. that is what we are. we have been ahead of the curve in so many ways, on climate change, green energy, the -- demilitarization, marriage equality, free public higher education and canceling student debt, on stoppi

the jill stein side of the house.lus 200. jill stein is so far outside the liberal mainstream i don't think she'll generate the support of johnson. >> if you run into democrat, even curb them to vote for jill stein. she is a solid alternative. john: are vice presidents useless? vice presidents themselves have complained, i'm the most unimportant man in washington. and being vice president is the thing that ever happened to me. but one presidential candidate says his vice president make his better. [applause] if i got to go to college, oh my goodness. i just feel like that is my destiny. you get to make like a supernova of skill or talent or whatever it is. my name is queen, and i am your dividend. john: right now the vice presidential pick seemed like a big deal. some people say a well-balanced ticket with the right vp from a swing state can change the outcome of the election. except they can't couple with any type this happened. maybe it's because most of us don't think much about vice presidents and vps don't do muc

a lot will go to jill stein. i'm talk ting to a lot of frien who are going to jill stein.way i'm voting for hillary clinton. when you look at the polls, as many people go to johnson's camp from hillary's camp as well as trump's camp. it will be equally split. >> so the millenials go to either one of them but more the millenials, the women will go to jill? >> i think so. i wouldn't think there's a gender divide there. >> you don't. >> no. bernie sanders supporters are not all socialists. >> out of time. harlan hill, thanks for being with us. all right. all right. we will be right back. i thought my bladder leakage meant my social life was over. it scared me and caused a lot of disappointment and how i feel about myself. wearing depend underwear has helped me feel more connected to the people around me. i know that i'm protected, i'm not thinking about bladder leakage and i'm meeting people. i feel really grateful just to be absolutely free. unlike the bargain brand, new depend fit-flex underwear is now more flexible to move with you. reconnect with the life you've been miss