me washington examiner chief political correspondent, byron york and washington times columnist kelly riddell. thank you, both for being here. and kelly, start with the narrowest advantage that clinton had, was 23 points in the electoral vote. it's widened as we showed you to 95. what do you think we're going to see? do you think we're going to see a continuing return to narrowing or what? >> well, depends on donald trump's actions as well as what's revealed with the wikileaks as we continue on look at hillary clinton's and john podesta's back and forth e-mails. i tell you what, the polls swinging rapidly from week to week. so a lot can change in one week by all means, hillary clinton, the mainstream media would like to believe that hillary clinton has run away with the contest. that doesn't seem to be true. when trump pivots back like he did on the debate. he learned some things, when he pivots back from, doesn't take things personal and puts back in the policy, he wins. lou: how did you react, byron, when you heard the republican nominee say he's going to take the shackles off? >> he is who

joining us tonight, washington times columnist kelly riddell. rump as warrants. kelly, let me start with his amazing reaction on the part of the national particularly left, but also broader than than that. the national media jumping on him for saying he would not accept the results until the time arrives. i have never seen a more screwball wrong headed reaction to anything by the national media as a group than this. >> it's hypocrisy at its best give what happened in 2000 and what happened in 2004. the fact that john kerry didn't concede until the next day. it's getting too much to handle and the media is getting too much to handle. people are tuning out. they are losing faith in the media. and donald trump has a point. especially with the project videos that have the operatives talking about how they are inciting violence at donald trump rallies and trying to perpetrate voter fraud. the major networks were on a blackout. that broke on monday before donald trump said this. and to not compute all this together is just awful. lou: to ignore the fac

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kelly riddell is here to weigh in for us this morning.oining us first of all. >> good morning. >> what do you think the real reason is behind all of this withdrawal of support and have they gort ten that hillary clinton is worse? >> there was always going to be a rub in that donald trump is an outsid outsider. he is not a politician. he's not friends with these guys with the gop establishment in washington, d.c. there was always a natural friction that was going to happen. donald trump won with 14 million votes with the gop primary. that's more than any republican primary history. if you look at ted cruz he also ran as an outsider. add the votes together he won more than a flur rale plurality. it starts with those in congress, the change. we all need each other to win the white house. we need 90 percent of the base to come out and vote if we want to win. the friction is happening. it is a little unbelievable to me given hillary clinton is the one we want to beat. even the never trumpers can agree hillary clinton is corrupt. she represents