as soon as donald trump steps up to the lecturn we'll take you there live for all of his comments. in the meanwhile he has a new political tv ad that's out. we have a little bit of that and we'll talk about it. let's roll. >> how did hillary end up filthy rich? pay-to-play politics. staggering amounts of cash poured into the clinton foundation from criminals, dictators, countries that hate america. hillary cut deals for donors. harris: judge, i realize this is not about the economy or some issues we tick off but is this one that sticks, does it work? >> it does. for pay-to-play politics, that is a term for some people that goes over your head. you have a certain amount of time in acommercial. corruption is biggest thing that sticks on hillary. every day we have emails come out tie her to something. now we have emails come out that tie her to media biased. we have the clinton foundation thing. we have the fbi investigations that just seemed to end wrong. so yeah, the public is really biting into the clinton corruption theme. anything he does in that vein will probably have an effect

. >> i am standing there at my lecturn not moving and she walks in front of me. right? she walked in front of me. she answers a question. then she walks right back right in front of me. the next day i read in the newspapers that i invaded her space. do you believe this? >> earlier yesterday at a campaign appearance in florida trump blamed the clinton campaign and news media for what he called disturbing stories accusing him of making unwanted sexual advances towards women. trump called the claims absolutely false. >>> there is an overwhelming number of propositions on this year's statewide ballot. there are 17 of them as part of our you decide 2016 coverage. we have been breaking down each one of the measures. >> we have a look at the proposed changes to the legislative process and a number of initiatives that hit taxpayers right in the wallet. >> reporter: it's called gut and amend, a catch phrase known well on the state capitol. it refers to a practice when a bill is gutted and replaced with something different, often giving opportunity for special interest to sneak i

. >> '84 my memory came out and picked up notes that were on hillary clinton's lecturn which she wasntitled to write during the debate. you see him there. he picked up her notes and later, we -- you can -- well. >> it was alleged that he then handed them off to lester holt, which was proof of some nefarious conspiracy. so there he is. that's brady williamson a long-time democratic operative taking hillary clinton's notes after the debate has ended. and the allegation was that he was then handing them off to lester holt. if you look at the video. and we all have the same video from the switched pool feed, there is no evidence of any handoff to lester holt. >> you see their paths cross on the debate stage, right? >> but you don't see a handoff? >> no. and, even if -- what weighs handing off? the notes that -- from the debate that had just concluded? why would lester holt want them? >> the theory was that she had the questions in advance furnished by nbc and that they were on the lecturn and that he came up and picked the questions up. >> creating marginallality. >> you see him walk bac

trump has gestures, he's at a lecturn, it's a performance, it's somewhat studied even as it's extemporaneous. the town hall will be different for trump. it's made a lot of candidates stumble. we think of george h.w. bush in '92 looking at his watch. >> like he had something better to. do robert costa, thank you so much as always. katy tur on the vegas strip, that you can. we know it's been a long trip already. >>> coming up for us, the man who crafted some of the most powerful words in recent presidential politics tells the us message clinton and trump must deliver for their own selves on sunday. plus donald trump in a room full of first graders. what could go wrong? when the 11th hour continues. upgrade your phone system and learn how you could save at vonage.com/business you know what, guys? there's a lot of tree branches and dry brush over here. we should probably move the bonfire over there. [smokok wstling a tune] i'm guessing smokey liked that idea. >>> mike pence did an incredible job and i'm getting a lot of credit because that's really my first so-called choice that was my first hir

when he is off that lecturn and left to his own devices, that's usually where he goes. >> to push that baseball metaphor further, he throws fast balls up at the chin every time and have him change speeds and come across soft and apologizing and connecting to women voters, the people he really needs, the people he may have lost in the last couple of days, that's his challenge. meanwhile he has hillary clinton sort of smiling and whole spectacle. >> and we should point out the wikileaks and her comments to banks and wall streets in private are far different than what she was telling the public about her position on the banks. she was taking a hard line in public but cozy with the banks behind closed doors. that would have been the lead story had we not had this access hollywood thing break on friday. we were in uncharted territory but we are here and we will be here throughout the duration and night. >> we are looking forward to your coverage. thank you very much. >>> one of the other big stories from the past week, a path of destruction left behind by hurricane matthew and that storm is

take the lecturn, thank the victims, no hugs and applaud them as they leave the stage.e shout out from the crowd in spontaneous outburst, we love you donald, laugh, i love you too. that is why i'm running. i love america. it all unfolded just how rob long wrote it would a day before. >> i don't know how i'm supposed to be proud of that. i just wrote it as i thought he should do. liz: you are a conservative hollywood producer who is the executive producer of the show "cheers." you have the site ricochet. what made you write that before it happened? >> full disclosure i'm not a fan of donald trump's but i kept thinking this was a chance for him to appeal to an audience that isn't going to vote for him or is not planning to vote for him. liz: undecideds? >> undecided but a lot of women. one way to do that is tie in he wants to the acts that bill clinton, alleged acts of bill clinton when he was president and his statements and his feelings about women now and to ask, second part of that, is to ask the women in his life for forgiveness publicly. humility is not his big thin

he was apparently walking away from the lecturn to get more energy.t there in florida. less than a month to go before this selection. maybe etfs, as we bring it back to the markets for a moment. easy way to play the markets than individual stocks. we have a candid tray before the opening bell. we have tom lyden. good to see you, tom. >> great seeing you. connell: with the few minutes we have, the idea if hillary clinton wins, that is being looked upon most likely outcome, not most definite but most likely, what does it mine as investor? how do you look at it as etf advice? >> she is big fan of obamacare. we're looking to see pushing of obamacare more. that is great for generic drugs. there is a market vector generic drug etf out there that is gaining steam as we see more steam with her campaign. in addition mexico has not been airable toward trump. when she has done better in recent debates. we seen mexico peso increase and ebw, the mexico etf. on the contrary side, if trump happens to win it is great for aerospace and defense ita is aerospace and def

they were almost, i'm leaving the lecturn and oh, by the way, have you heard of this person and have heard of this and -- i, clearly knew from the reporting that they were going to be one-liner ready. you had to have known based on her past, her experience that. kennedy: she said that. harris: her team will do the research it takes to give her some fire. the question is, the debate was almost over. did she feel it was desperately necessary at that point to bring those up? >> well it worked. she did it monday night and he is face first digging into the rat hole in the wee hours of friday morning. so they knew what they were doing. and it worked. but, what he did over the weekend, you know, as long as he is going after her, i think that is a heck of a lot more effective than talking about miss universe from rough 20 years ago. harris: what about going after her husband. >> bill clinton is fair game. he ran the country for eight years. harris: do you think voters care? >> i think voters care to the extent they are a pair who are corrupt. if you will. they have been -- kennedy: talk abou

harris: we see a lot of women for trump signs going up as donald trump has taken to the lecturn now.s is north carolina. this is donald trump. this is "outnumbered" and we'll watch it together. [cheering] >> rasmussen is, "los angeles times," "investor's business daily," we're leading, and by the way the last one was, as they tell me, the most accurate poll of the last cycle. so that is a good sign. [cheering] that's a good sign. because i honestly, i believe we're going to win. this is what is going to happen. this is what is going to happen. [cheering] we have two great congressman in the group and they told me what is going on in their districts. it is unbelievable. their area is unbelievable. jimmy dunne can of tennessee is here someplace. where is jimmy dunne can? jimmy. [cheering] -- duncan. incredible guy. he said, you won't believe what is happening in tennessee. and mark meadows. did you ever hear of mark meadows? [cheering] much more importantly his wife, the real leader in the family, right? thank you, mark, for being here. their, mark. these are great people. they're tell

tonight we'll see hillary clinton back behind a lecturn.e's been practicing playing donald trump long time. and --. and her debate advisors who have been with her day in and day out include karen dunn and ron klain in addition to her top aide and campaign chairman john podesta. on of the big unknowns here tonight is podesta's hacked el mails. newly released ones where he refers to bernie sanders as a dufus. and long time confidants of the hooibts sort of talk about her weaknesses in unflattering turns. hillary clinton is going to try to pivot this back to russia behind the hack, what the u.s. beliefs and also questioning donald trump's business ties to russia. but she may also have to defend some of the content. >> brianna, thanks very much. we just saw donald trump melania. trump arriving. and donald trump and hillary clinton face somewhat different expectations tonight than the first time they debateality. john king has been comparing the first and last debates in other presidential races. job. >> anderson when you look at the state of th

it's not two people at the lecturn talking to the tv. he has to talk to the people in the room.t could help him because he feeds off that energy. now, there are independent voters. they were selected by gallup. and they are going to ask two candidates questions along with the moderators. so i think it's an advantage to trump to have people in there where he can see them responding to him but he has to be gentler. can't be the mean guy and that is i think people are drumming that in to him. like, can you see bad things about hillary clinton. in fact, you have to. but you can't do it in a way that's threatening or over the top. and that's a discipline that he will have to bring if he wants to win. >> have you known trump and known him well before he became an can a the darks right? >> yes. >> what's the private candidate like? i have talked to him on the phone. what's he like. >> is he a guy who is not that bombastic in private. oh, trump is a racist or trump is that never saw that never in a million years did i see that. all right? he was plight to people. likes attention. he lik

there aren't any lecturns this time so the candidates will be closer to one another. they will also be closer to the moderator of cbs news. that proximity could effect the tone of the debate. jake tapper, we're getting a little preview of what's to come, aren't we? >> reporter: that's right, wolf. spoiler alert. the republican national committee apparently accidentally posted a blog in which they declared that mike pence w

> and right now, we are expecting something to happen and that is president obama to step up to a lecturn on the campaign trail for hillary clinton. this is las vegas. he expected to take the stage later this hour. earlier today hillary clinton was in north carolina herself on the stump. going to early voting events. it is a theme today as you are hearing and talking race relations at a church. watch. >> we know we face the continuing challenge of systemic racism. we know we face the continuing discrimination against african-americans and in particular young african-american men and women. if we're honest with each other, we have to choose hope over fear or there is no future for any of us. >> and fox team coverage continues with senior political correspondent mike emanuel in charlotte. and as we're watching clinton there, one segment of the voting segment is black millennials and you could see the direct outreach to them today. >> reporter: harris, no question about that. hillary clinton on the college campus tried to energize young voters and some young families who are here for her eve

there aren't any lecturns this time so the candidates will be closer to one another. they will also be closer to the moderator of cbs news. that proximity could effect the tone of the debate. jake tapper, we're getting a little preview of what's to come, aren't we? >> reporter: that's right, wolf. spoiler alert. the republican national committee apparently accidentally posted a blog in which they declared that mike pence won the debate. usually people in washington wait until the debate is over. but it does happen every now and then that an ambitious press secretary will get ahead of him or herself. but this notes that mike pence won the debate. the consensus was clear after the dust settled. pence was the clear winner. mike pence's tom moments from the debate it says were when he discussed the economy and highlighting hillary's scandals, plural, mike pence made the most of his opportunity to debate tim kaine. the other clear winner of course was donald trump. obviously this of course was just an accident. the republican national committee has taken it down. but it do

. >> lecturns. >> let's hope the mikes work.. >> you now we know there is a facebook live event at 8:30. >> donald trump is holding basically a public event half an hour before the debate is supposed to start. >> again. so, we are going to monitor that we're going to try to figure out what it is. we're going to bring you this unique election. fox news debate coverage continues when bill o'reilly joins us. >> we're just about an hour away now. don't go away. this is going to get so good. don't touch that dial. we'll be right back. 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. yeahashtag "stuffy nose."old. hashtag "no sleep." i got it. hashtag "mouthbreather." yep. we've got a mouthbreather. well, just put on a breathe right strip and ... pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. so you can breathe ... and sleep. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers.

a smaller lecturn for hillary clinton. larger for donald trump. and the difference here, chris wallace. and he is the fox news moderator who may ask some pointed questions tonight. >> you will notice that they are standing in this third debate. prior debates citizens? what kind of rights will americans have? and i feel strongly that the supreme court needs to stand on the side of the american people, not on the side of the powerful corporations and the wealthy. for me, that means that we need a supreme court that will stand up on behalf of women's rights, on behalf of the rights of the lgbt community, that will stand up and say no to citizens united, a decision that has undermined the election system in our country because of the way it permits dark, unaccountable money to come in to our electoral system. i have major disagreements with my opponent about these issues and others that will be before the supreme court. but i feel that at this point in our country's history it is important that we not reverse marriage equality, that we not reverse roe