karl: very good. let me ask a follow up question as ed you touched on something that i think people don't necessarily extent. is protest patriotic considering the founding of our country and is there a right way to protest. people have ... lately have had problems with the way people choose to protest, is it patriotic and is there a right way or a wrong way to protest? ed: patriotic is a term that has a lot of mixed coloring for me too, so i would say that is really should be a duty of citizens, going back to jefferson saying that, "if there is not a revolution every decade or so something is wrong." that doesn't have to necessarily be taken literally but if we have the freedom of speech supposedly guaranteed to us that's a right but it's also an obligation. sonia: i feel that speech then we wouldn't know what the temperature was in the social construct so if they weren't allowed to speak their mind then everybody would continue thinking that everything is status quo and we're fine. so our country fre

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what do you think, karl?uld work if he doesn't bring it up in the debate unless he is asked by somebody who questions him or better yet if she brings it up. it allows him to set the argument out there to grab a lot of attention that will compete with the results of the debate tonight but i think this is very problematic. the issue is not did bill clinton did bad things. we know that. he is not on the ballot. she is and he has to put to bed the questions about his vulgarity and his vulgar and offensive and wrong-headed comments. >> joe -- >> this doesn't help do that. >> and joe, your thoughts. >> i think this is a mistake. even before -- just even if it is just the press conference or the press availability here. he can't do this in my view without having apologized for his own behavior, clearly and sincerely and with some contrition. and to go on the offensive on this is -- i just -- without that, without contrition -- and then even as carl and i were talking earlier, i still think this is the mistake. be co

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karl: how dire can it get? secretary burwell: the question of transmission, two ways, through mosquitoes, and those are mosquitoes, two different mosquitoes, that exist mainly in southern states. but go up as far as -- there's some here in washington in terms of these mosquitoes and how far they go. it's also sexually transmitted which people forget. but i think the issue is what this is most dangerous for is pregnant women. people are of the not symptomatic and that his act truly a problem because you could go and visit one of the 55 countries that actually have outbreaks right now. you come back and don't know that you have it. then the question of either you getting bitten by a mosquito or sexually transmitting it unknowingly. and that's why people who travel to these areas need to be careful for a period when they come back. mr. karl: most people watching congress go back and for the on this for months and months and months were horrified. you have this crisis, frightening, and congress unable to provide re

karl, your thoughts on the state

it was in peoria that karl, karl considers himself a businessman, not against you. he considered himself supplying needs and wants of the public. the public wanted to drink. he supplied the liquor and beer. you know, the public wanted to gamble. it was illegal but then wanted to gamble. karl provide a casinos and small gambling parlors and so on. he considered himself a businessman. he considered himself economic activity, prosperity. they were not gangsters in his eyes. but anyway, in peoria they quickly established themselves as the bosses, and karl was literally along with the legendary mayor woodruff the time, they were running peoria during world war ii. they got along very well, very well. may woodruff tolerated it as long as it provided revenue for the city coffers and for a number of citizens. and as long as violence was kept under control. the shelton's were very adept at meeting those requirements. they certainly paid a share of all the illegal stuff to the city, and they kept the violence under control. there was very little of it until near the end when

the guard, who said he found the medication in karl's sleeve. walmart asked the state to prosecute and a jury found her not guilty in less than a minute. i talked to one juror on the phone who told me it seemed obvious the guard planted the evidence and he couldn't believe the state wasted time and money with this case. walmart issued this statement. >> this was an unfortunate event in a number of ways. we know how important it is to maintain a safe and secure environment for our customers and associates, and we continually evaluate and work to strengthen safety measures. that's why we invest in crime prevention methods and training in keeping our customers and feel like? ? >> it's hurt me a whole lot. >> reporter: meantime, karl says she suffered mentally and physically and has filed a lawsuit against the retail giant. she says she no longer feels safe shopping in stores since the incident. >> i couldn't believe it happened, and i just pray it never happens to anybody else. >> reporter: the security guard and that manager you saw in the video n

karl king "means a lot to me. he's a good kid. i try to keep him focused." willie "he always checks up on my stats and checks on my grades to make sure i'm doing good in school. he's always rooting for me, home or away, he'll always text me andll he keeps up with my stats." in light of the recent issues surrounding police brutality and the black lives matter movement, willie and officer king hope to spread a message...a simple one...peace. willie "all the time you see on social media with all of these killings going on, people think that police officers have a thing against black people, but not all police officers are bad, some of them want to actually see us do good, it's just when you break the rules, they have to enforce." king community, but we have a job to do, and that's to serve and protect our community." both plan to continue sharing their story - in order to make change, and encourage others. willie "my social media is kind of popular, a lot of people like my social media, so i guess i'll just continue to post about officer king and how good he is

and karl's doctor was a board certified oncologist. so, i don't know where an internist overrides a doctor. love the veterans like they love their country. i don't think we would have these problems. >> if you have a problem you think need to be investigated call our 8 on your side help 1-800-338-0808. >>> now, max defender 8. the world's most powerful radar. and your storm team 8 forecast with chief meteorologist steve jerve. >> a pretty good stream of clouds. now, it is quiet. and heavier showers occurring across the southern portion of the state. that is the lakeland auto mall. 77 degrees at polk county. mostly cloudy skies at this location. and here in veteran's ford in expressway. where traffic is moving pretty good. 51% relative humidity now. and this is the plantation crystal river. 80 degrees. the water is no doubt cool. 50% relative humidity. 86 degrees saturday. mild morning. breezy at times. 86 sunday. a mix of sunshine and some clouds. again, we look at the warm october temperatures. 86 degrees our recorded high today. so y

lou: all right, karl rove. do you believe the latest fox poll. >> i believe it's in that range, maybe bigger. he has lost more than she's gained. if he gets his act together, he has time. lou: does he have time in 26 days? >> neither one of these speech particularly popular. he has time to bring it back. but stop talking about things except magnettize his own people and instead focus on bringing people back. lou: you forgot to answer about paul ryan. >> if you have a moment, talk about it. lou: quickly. >> i think ryan made a mistake by saying i'm not going to campaign or defend trump. he should have left that unsaid, but what he did need to say to nervous house republican caucus is i understand my responsibility as your speaker is to put every bit of energy, effort and resources at my disposal to make sure you get returned. lou: let me just say something to you. >> let me finish my thought. if trump wants to be a successful president, he wants a republican senate that will approve his appointees in a republica

and it was in peoria that karl, karl considered himself a businessman. not a gangster . he consider it is himself supplyings needs and wants of the public. the public wanted to drink. he supplied the liquor and the beer. you know, the public wanted to gamble was it illegal in illinois but they wanted to gamble provided casino and small gambling parlor and so on. he considered himself a businessman. he considered himself a full manner of -- economic activity . check prosperity they weren't gangsters in charles' eyes. but either way in peoria they quickly established themselves as the bosses and karl is literally along with legendary mirror at the time. they were running peoria during world war ii and they've got along very well, very well. tolerated as long as it provided revenues for the city coffers and for a number of citizens and as long as violence was under control. and the sheltons were very adept at meeting those requirements they certainly paid a share of all pflt illegal stuff to the -- to the city. and they kept violences -- under control. urkd control. very li

first, karl, i want to go over the numbers. you saw some of the numbers we went over with kellyanne conway. there's a new poll out this morning from abc news and "the washington post." shows clinton at 50 and trump at 38. a 12-point jump. that's one of the biggest that i've seen. karl, that poll, everything else, what is trump's path to victory now, or doesn't he have one? >> well, if he plays an inside straight, he could get it, but i doubt he's going to be able to play it. he has 168 electoral votes in states he either leads outside of the margin of error or thought comfortably put away. that compares to romney's 206. that's romney's states minus north carolina and arizona, plus iowa, where he's ahead. there's only one other -- he's ahead in ohio by less than one point. that gets him to 214. there's only one other state where he's within four, florida. that would get him to 243. everything else ranges from 4.3 he would have to not only win two states where he is either only slightly ahead or behind by four, but he would have

karl ferrara is an active member of the classified ad industry. he attends a networking conference every year. it dent take long before we spot him. >> karl ferrara? hi, we've been looking for you. do you have a second? i'm gloria riviera with abc news. >> yeah? >> we want to ask a few questions. >> oh, i'm -- >> law enforcement tells us that underage girls are trafficked on backpage.com, your company. >> no comment. >> we saw a real-life example of this last week -- >> i'm sorry. >> you're a father what would you want to say to him? he wants to know why this is going on. >> please -- >> initially when he saw us he said hello, how are you? as soon as we brought up law enforcement and the underage said he didn't want to talk to us. but now he's facing even tougher questions. the california investigation found that backpage committed a crime by earning revenue from prostitution. and soliciting clients. and because of his alleged role, ferrara faces up to 22 years behind bars. his defense attorney says he's looking forward to his day in court. >> mr.

hi, karl. what do you think about sunday night? >> i think it's going to be a big, big night for poet campaigns. because trump, look, the first debate was bad for trump, good for clinton. but more important than that, the six days following the debate were really bad for trump. mostly self-inflicted wounds where he seemed to be focused, almost obsessed with a former miss universe. that sort of steady up now most park mike pence had such a good night and caused republicans to sort of breathe easy for a moment. but sunday night is going to be really critical for trump to have a good debate night where people say either he won or he came close to winning and held his own and projected an image that causes his supporters to say we're moving forward and we're getting enthusiastic. one of the key things that happened this week is in the fox poll for the first time the number of people who said they strongly supported hillary clinton ellipsed the number of people who said they supported donald trump. >> yeah, i saw that, karl. what do you

trish: karl, i think it's outstanding advice, one should hope he would take it. in some ways, i'd like your thoughts on this, is he playing right into her hands? >> totally. totally. trish: this is a wedge issue, damned if you do, damned if you don't if you're donald trump, women get angry if they think you're going to say the claims are not true and get angry if they are true. so if you keep talking about it, it's just going to keep taking you down the rabbit hole you don't need to be in. >> that's right. look, there's one other way to look at it. every day you spend talking about this is one day less in the campaign that you can talk about things that do matter to people and will cause people to say it was undecided but now i'm going to change my mind and be for you. i was for her and now in doubt or now for you. is the discussion about -- is him attacking fellow republicans or him trying to defend in excruciating detail his reputation against the charges by the women. is that convincing to anybody except the people who are with him? they are not. you better ch

i think that is a big problem for donald trump. >> karl, what does donald trump have to do? you mentioned some of it, to turn this around. obviously the big debate next week in las vegas. chris wallace the moderator from fox news. what does donald trump have to do? >> remember, hillary clinton has gone up a little. donald trump has dropped by more. that means he could win these people back if if he returns to the campaign to the issues that are driving the change dynamic in the electorate. he ought to end it all and say i'm going to talk about issues that matter to the american people. i will give a speech on health care, jobs and make direct attacks a the clinton-obama administration. he has to be more nimble. when things pop up in the press, like the governor of minnesota ardent supporter of obamacare he says we can't afford it and it is broken. he should have jumped on it and made it the focal point of the day. instead we get speeches where he rambles and defends himself against these charges. exscoruating the media. makes everybody in the arena feel good because that's t

karl, that poll, everything else, what is trump's path to victory now or doesn't he have one? >> well, if he plays an inside straight, he could get it, but i doubt he's going to be able to play it. he has 186 electoral votes in states he either leads outside of the margin of error or is thought comfortably put away. that compares to romney's 206. that's romney's states minus arizona and north carolina where he's behind and plus iowa where he's ahead. there's only one other -- he's ahead in ohio by less than one one-tenth -- by less than one point. that gets him to 214. there's only one other state where he's within four, florida. that would get him to 243. everything else ranging from 4.3% to 10 points. he would have to won two states where he is only slightly ahead or behind by fou but he would have to pick up states where eghe is behind by the national average. i don't see it happening. >> i'm sorry, you don't? >> maybe it could but i doubt that in the just over two weeks that we've got left conducting the kind of campaign that he is conducting that he's going to be able to

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karl rove is a republican strategist, former senior adviser to president george w. bush. he joins us from austin, texas. and joe trippi who of course has worked on several presidential campaigns. he is in richmond, virginia. okay, guy, let's first put up the average of polls that we look at, the most recent polls. we've got the fox average, if you will. it has hillary clinton up just slightly in the average of polls. and you could see it right there on the screen. and then if you put up the electoral map as we have it, these are states that as of the average tonight of the polls in these various states, hillary clinton has 263 to donald trump's 171, 104 are toss-ups. this is as of tonight. it can shift. it can change. 270 is what you need to win the presidency. karl, your thoughts on the state of the race right now. >> well, it has been a bad week for trump. he had a pretty good debate the first 30 minutes. he did well. and then, since then, rather than talking about things people care about, he is focused on a former miss universe whose name came up in the debate and for

fbi's own files -- and this was the lead issue that was discussed in an exclusive interview that fox's karl cameron just landed with donald trump where he asked him about an fbi note that certainly makes it sound like patrick kennedy care more about protecting hillary clinton than protecting you. watch. >> well it's illegal. what's taking place is illegal between the justice department and the fbi and secretary of state and the state department. i think it's crazy what's going on. it's totally illegal. it's a criminal act, a crime. and i hear the republicans are going to hold hearings after the election. why would you hold them after the election. you want to hold them before the election. this is a criminal act and it's incredible that they can do this and get away with it. >> in moments judge napolitano will tell us whether donald trump is right, whether a crime has been committed here. we begin with katherine who is going to set this up for you so we understand it. >> these fbi records released today state in black and white that one of secretary clinton's most trusted lieutenants, patri

. >> reporter: vicki karl is talking about what happened almost two years ago as she was leaving this walmart in tampa. as soon as she walked at the door two men grabbed her, man- handled her, and dragged her back into the store. happening. i thought i was being mugged, actually, because i had $500 in my hand. i was just -- i didn't know what was going on. i had no idea. >> reporter: it turned out she was being arrested for shoplifting. you can see the security guard in this video on the bench. he said she stole flea medication worth $29. >> shameful. >> reporter: karl res attorney says this was an elaborate plan by his client. in this lawsuit the security tape shows the guard, who just started that day, dump something on the floor from a box and then seconds later accuse karl of stealing that item. >> i have never seen a case that i could think about where the bad guy in this case a walmart employee is actually caught on video planting the evidence. >> reporter: we reached out to both walmart and the state attorney's office.

(sot karl king / wichita falls police officer 1:13-1:15) "means a lot to me. he's a good kid. i try to keep him focused."(sot willie phillips / rider high school running checks on my grades to make sure i'm doing good in school. he's always rooting for me, home or away, he'll always text me and tell me i had a good game, he keeps up with my stats." in light of the recent issues surrounding police brutality and the black lives matter movement, willie and officer king hope to spread a message...a simple one...peace. (sot willie phillips / rider high school running back 1:37-1:54)"all the time you see on social media with all of these killings going on, people think that police officers have a thing against black people, but not all police officers are bad, some of them want to us do good, it's just when you break the rules, they have to enforce." (sot karl king / wichita falls officer 1:55- 1:59)"we actually care about the community, but we have a job to do, and that's to serve and protect our community." both plan to continue sharing their story - in order to make change, and e

. >> in this environment, karl, what is mike pence's mission come tuesday for this debate. >> put the focus back on change. the argument ought to be are you in favor of change with trump-pence or in favor of status quo with clinton-kaine. and this week again, the most -- that wasn't the most valuable if not the most valuable a presidential candidate has at this point in the campaign is time. and we've chewed up here -- we had 42 days, the morning after the debates between that day and the election day and donald trump has use four or five or six days, depending on how you look at it, as only -- as being largely or only connected to miss universe. and he has got to push the change dynamic and my suspicion