back with us lisa boothe, doug schoen, anthony scaramucci. lisa, i will start with you.marital rape is legal as is beating one's wife. in saudi arabia women can't drive. they're told they can go to school or work. they literally are treated like third class citizens, and they're told how to dress. guys and lesbians are killed there and christians and jews are persecuted. hillary has taken tens and tens of millions. why doesn't she give that money back? why hasn't the media demanded an answer to that question? >> she should, sean. that's why i'm glad donald trump raised that question to her last night, and i hope that the rnc and other republicans continue to echo his calls and donald trump continues to drive this home, asking her to return that money because it is true, sean. she tried last night to proclaim and portray herself as some champion of women, as a champion of guy rights, but you just mentioned these country's egregious human rights offenses. sean, if i remember, hillary clinton promised under oath, testified under oath there would not be any conflicts of inte

. >> jay sec lou and lisa boothe will both weigh? >> i never, ever will take the african-american community for granted. >> plus, donald trump reaches out to african-american and hispanic voters. >> never, ever. >> dr. benjamin carson is here with reaction. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >>> and welcome to "hannity." tonight there are just 12 days left to stop the obama/clinton machine, and wikileaks dropped a major bombshell that could change this race. a newly released e-mail details how bill clinton used his family foundation to line his own pockets with tens and tens of millions of dollars. with all of the details tonight is fox's own ed henry. pretty big blockbuster tonight, ed. >> it is, sean. and it follows the story that hillary clinton herself solicited $12 million donation for the clinton foundation from the king of morocco and huma abedin suggested it was pay-to-play by blunting declaring the money was given on the condition clinton had to be to morocco and give a speech. she backed out but bill clinton and chelse

here with us charlie hurt and lisa booth.t's like, i screamed at the tv shut up, did you do the same, too? >> it was almost like the clinton campaign sent him out and he was just so eager to get in there and regurgitate it. >> that is what hillary did. >> yes. >> now, he's done it. >> two more debates are going to have to hear not hear about the economy or anything. >> the problem for senator tim kaine he came across as a child and governor pence came off as the adult in the room. governor pence brought up the private e-mail server and the clinton foundation. the important thing is saying i'm a governor from indiana. donald trump is a business guy. these are politicians. that contrast was perfect. >> what does a good businessman do all the time? they hire great people. look at the people. look at governor pence tonight. look at rudy giuliani or look at newt gingrich around him. i disagree with chris christie on some things. >> and it reflects very well. and i also thought tim kaine truly stained the room when the littany of t

here with reaction from washington times charlie hurt and contributor lisa boothe.dn't take it. it is like i literally screamed at the tv, shut up. did you have the same feeling? >> it was almost like the clinton campaign kind of sent him out over prepared and sent him out and he was so eager to get in there, and he over -- >> and regurgitate robotic lines. you know what's interesting, that's what hillary did. now he's done it. two more debates we have to hear this and not hear about the economy or anything substantive? >> the problem for senator kaine by doing that he came across as a petulant child and governor pence came across as the adult in the room. governor pence had a perfect debate tonight. he did exactly what he needed to do, was defend donald trump but layout the indictment of hillary clinton. he did that. he brought up the private e-mail server, the clinton foundation, and the most important thing he did was draw the contrast between saying i'm a governor from indiana, donald trump is a business guy, these are politicians. that contrast was perfect. >>

the host of justice, judge jeanine pirro, and lisa boothe. good to see you all. you're the attorneys. i think he's right. i think there's a prosecutable case. >> there's no question there's a prosecutable case. you know, she looked nervous. she really did. what you've got here with hillary clinton is a prosecution for the e-mails and the classified materials. you've also got a prosecution for the clinton foundation. >> yeah. >> you've got a prosecution for perjury, for lying, obstruction of justice. tampering with evidence. it's all there. >> you feel tonight that finally somebody is saying to the clintons what no media person would dare ask that should be asked. >> the fact that they've been surrounded by people who have protected them. she corrupted the department of justice,they lied for her. they destroyed information. they withheld e-mails. >> how do you really feel? >> i feel the way the country feels. she needs to be prosecuted. he's absolutely right. >> but the case was prosecuted tonight, and that's why trump had such a great night. >> tonight we saw the

here to talk about that is "the washington examiner" contributor, lisa boothe. democratic strategist joe trippi. >> it sounds so much better when you say it. >> i know. all right. so what do the young folk, the millennials really -- what are they interested in? the number one thing for donald trump is jobs. they need jobs. is that it? >> they do need jobs. if you look at the youth unemployment rate, it's so high for young americans graduating college. not only that, the average college student is facing $35,000 in student loan debt. so there are big problems facing millennials and facing recent graduates. so i think they want to hear about the issues. i think they want to hear about how they're going to turn this economy around and create opportunities. >> i was at the airport yesterday talking to a fox news fan. he was talking about how he's going to vote for trump but his son is going to vote for hillary because he's going to graduate with a great university this year with $14,000 in college debt. the kid believes that hillary clinton is promising to erase the

and president of high noon strategies, lisa booth. and fox news contributor ebony william and fox news contributor julie. >> and this is what i was going to say. the birther issue didn't cause four dead americans, benghazi did. this kind of racial mud throwing at donald trump is very, very negative and reeks of desperation; is that how you yield it? >> it was not nice. >> very mean. and also lester are, it's not nice. that was good. and you don't want to take the bait. and what you want to do is redirect and talk about something else. talk about jobs and the economy. and talk about national security and talk about lives lost and talk about corruption and dishonknowesty and untrustworthiness. that is what is resonate nothing the polls that the e-mail scandal and the controversy with that does in fact hurt her. you want to hit on the weakest spot. >> you want to stick and pivot quickly. and is the birther issue be a motivating factor in black america or do they care about job and health care and family safe. >> i think it is a motivatin

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joining us now, washington examiner lisa booth, fox news contributor doug schoen and one of donald trump's national finance committee chair members anthony scaramucci. he was at the dinner, doing us outthe waldorf astoria hotel. i never get invited. i don't want to be in a room like that because it's very liberal. and when trump got a little politically incorrect i noticed that the crowd was having trouble with some of the trump jokes. hillary gave as good adds she got. what did you think, anthony? >> i love it. it's a great spirited event. at the end of the day the cardinal makes it so much fun. but sean when you're a catholic, and you know this, once you're a catholic, you're always a catholic. there were a ton of our catholic friends here. i will say this. the cardinal was very gracious. he asked earlier in the day for an apology from secretary clinton and her staff about the remarks made. she didn't make that tonight. she was very funny and so was mr. trump. the spirit of the event, laugh at each other and laugh at ourselves. that's what makes it so funny. >> coming off of a heated deb

louis, lisa booth and ron williams. in with you, you had favored trump, is that still the case? >> i'm on the fence, bill. i am. i'm on the fence. look, ultimately, we have -- we have 29 days to make a decision here. but this comment that he made is not in isolation. there are comments that he made that are similar and i think there are more comments forthcoming but that being said i think the media is full of it and i think the left is full of it because you see the left and they've embraced someone in bill clinton that has been accused of rape and sexual assault for 20 years and media sitting on the information and the audio recording and decides to release it now. they are all full of it. >> the trump campaign is bringing in four women who believe that bill clinton abused them sexually. do you object to that, lisa? >> yeah, i don't think it is a good idea for trump. because if you look at the polling and you look at the time where he has done well in this general election it is when he is talking about the issues. whe

joining us with reaction, mercedes, charlie hurt and lisa booth. mercedes, what do you think?ink that donald trump was strong on the economic position basically. going after trade, going after nafta, tpp on her flip-flop on tpp. i think it was effective. i think that's where you see trump at his strongest when the economic performance of our nation is disappointing and that we need to bring jobs back to nevada and pennsylvania and ohio and the country. i think that's where donald trump is strong. >> i also thought one of his strongest areas had to do with exposing her pay to play and taking money from sharia countries like saudi arabia, how she lies. there's so much corruption with her, and inciting violence and being the source of it. i think it's just seeping into the american consciousness. >> yeah. and i think this is the first debate where a lot of those things come up. and he did a good job with it. it wasn't the knockout that i would have liked to have seen. >> if he goes in there and pounds on it, they're going to say donald, he got in my space. right now i'm in lisa b

lisa booth, columnist with the washington standard. re making the closing argument, michelle obama, it looked like helping and trying to energize the turnout with young people especially in north carolina. >> that's exactly what they need to do. i think what we're looking at right now is a race that is tightening in the lead that hillary clinton does have. if you look at this race after the "access hollywood" tapes, we were talking about losing the house. if you are the republican party, you are feeling better about the situation as far as where this -- the senate majority holds as well as the households. that being said, donald trump is looking at a really tough road to victory. he is not only got to keep states like arizona, georgia, texas and utah, but he has to flip states that romney lost in 2012 that will be tough for him. looking at nevada, florida, ohio as well. i think we're looking at a tightening race that hillary clinton still has. >> we see these polls about georgia, about arizona, texas. most of the experts in the states s

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lisa booth, columnist with the washington standard. , they are making the closing argument, michelle obama, it looked like helping and trying to energize the turnout with young people especially in north carolina. >> that's exactly what they need to do. i think what we're looking at right now is a race that is tightening in the lead that hillary clinton does have. if you look at this race after the "access hollywood" tapes, we were talking about losing the house. if you are the republican party, you are feeling better about the situation as far as where this -- the senate majority holds as well as the households. that being said, donald trump is looking at a really tough road to victory. he is not only got to keep states like arizona, georgia, texas and utah, but he has to flip states that romney lost in 2012 that will be tough for him. looking at nevada, florida, ohio as well. i think we're looking at a tightening race that hillary clinton still has. >> we see these polls about georgia, about arizona, texas. most of the experts in the

lisa booth, columnist with "the washington examiner," amy, put it in context. >> everything you justof the show is the reason that so many voters in this country are saying i can't believe i have to choose between one of these two people to be president of the united states. it's why you're the frustration in many voters that i speak to about having to make a choice between two people that they don't feel particularly good about. and each of these topics that you raised go to the very heart of the difficulties that each of these candidates have. for hillary clinton, when you -- i've only started digging through some of these transskrupts but you can see why she dunt put them out. it goes straight to the heart of what bernie sanders supporters have said about her and what a lot of younger voters have said about her is she's part of this rigged system and has benefited from it and has said things privately she's not saying publicly, especially when you talk trade. and for donald trump, it goes to the heart of what people don't like about him, his temperament, his judgment, the way he t

joining us from washington lisa booth and juan williams.n, we talked with the dnc on background, okay, and they acknowledge that these crazy guys probably did this but they say, quote, there is no contractual relationship between them and the dnc. i really don't know what that means. but i wouldn't put this on the air unless i was fairly well convinced that it happens, what you just heard. it happens, what say you? >> well, i wouldn't dismiss this out of hand just as if i was hearing this from the other side and i was with the trump campaign. i wouldn't dismiss it out of hand because this is so important to our democratic process, this political season. do you have, i mean, after what happened in north carolina with the bombing of a g.o.p. campaign headquarters there great anxiety. and i think it undermines our democratic system. now, having said that, i have lots of questions. i do not think that there is any conclusive evidence of a tie to the clinton campaign and i have lots of questions about this type of guerrilla james o'keefe stuff.

lisa booth and juan williams join us.linton people have said time and time again we didn't know we were doing anything wrong again. didn't know it obviously they did know it? >> obviously. >> okay. and then we have president obama who then goes on to say i don't know. you knew. i didn't know. when emails coming to the president were printed with her private email address. you say? >> let's begin where i think the critical issue which is accountability of people in power. this is an important issue for me. i think you can't have misinformation coming from the president. it's important to the american people know what he knew and when he knew it and that he explained himself on it. >> he explained this now. >> absolutely he should explain it i think accountability for people in power is sloot. i think can you see from the clinton side that cheryl mills thinks this is a problem because of what she is writing. then did you go. >> explain to the audience who cheryl mills. >> cheryl mills was the chief of staff. but also the la

daniel harper of the new york post, lisa booth, with the washington skcexamine, kaylen bs and william bill, your thoughts on the statement but then the reaction to it? it was almost -- >> look, it didn't help him by making this. we all knew they were going to jump on it. it was similar to his comment to you about the republican primary. we have an editorial tonight about the reaction here, the smelling salts that people are calling for. it has become an article of faith in the democratic party since 2000 that bush stole the 2000 election and the 2004 election. there's a lot of sort of faux outrage about this. >> hillary clinton herself had different fund-raiser after 2000 and questioned the results of the election. obviously, it's a different scenario. it was interesting to see the reaction today. >> there's hypocrisy there. i think donald trump is missing the opportunity. the system is rigged. but not exactly the way he is describing it. all he needs to do is point to the fact that we have a state department official allegedly suggesting a quid pro quo with the fbi, the fact that we

>>> impact segment tonight, reaction to the trump interview, joining us, heidi press bella and lisa boothwhat was the headline for new that interview? >> i'm deeply concerned, because he didn't, he didn't go on the attack against hillary clinton. he's not running against the republican party, in fact, he needs the republican party, he absolutely needs the republican national committee to stay with him, because he has no ground game or campaign infrastructure without them. so he needs the republican party, and my concern is he didn't talk about hillary clinton. he didn't lay out the indictment of hillary clinton, whether it was the most recent wikileaks information, information that looks like a pay to play with a haitian industrial park or the fact that the hillary clinton campaign was seemingly coordinating with the white house regarding open -- >> the state department. >> the state department rather, with open records information. >> the fact that mr. trump is attacking his own party is a major part of this campaign, heidi. because now you have a guy who's essentially running as an inde

coverathize white house and the campaign for the the associated press and washington examiner contributor lisa booth. mitt romney got hammered in 2012 when he put out his tax return and it turned out he paid an effective tax rate of 14%. what do you think the reaction will be to the idea, the possibility that donald trump paid no federal income taxes for years? >> i don't think it hurts him as much as it did with mitt romney. donald trump has been honest about the fact that he has taken advantage of the system. he mentioned it in the first debate and said if he tries to pay as little taxes as possible. neither of them are candidates of the people. donald trump is a billionaire. hillary clinton lives in a rarefied world. she admitted to not driving a car. she made over $100 million from paid speeches to the likes of goldman sachs. neither candidate is really a candidate of the people. >> let me turn to you, michael. because we should point out that trump according to the times did nothing illegal. if he had this kind of huge loss you are allowed to carry it over to shield income in following years. t

here now, lisa booth, washington exam pinner contributor. -- "washington examiner."rippi, campaign consultant and fox news contributor. lisa, what is your take on the duck? >> the duck is funny. this kind of trolling happens in campaigns all the time. melissa: funny until they encourage to incite violence. i don't want to make light of this. >> no, no. melissa, that is exactly where i was getting to. that is not the issue. underlying issue is the fact of what that charges hillary clinton broke federal election law in coordinating with outside groups. that has also been charge with one of the first videos surfacing. , at least coordination with inciting of violence. as you know two individuals featured in the videos, were fired by democratic groups. robert creamer had been to the white house 342 times, met with the president 47 times. another guy, scott fogle, was also fired. the clinton campaign to my knowledge has not denied any wrongdoing when asked directly about the media. melissa: what about that, joe. that is the response, if they didn't do anything wrong, why

republican strategist, lisa booth.oneluckyguy, a couch first-timer, there he is is, slid david clarke is here and he is "outnumbered." thank you very much. >> i've been outnumbered my

and washington examiner contributor, lisa boothe. george, what do you make of comey's decision to reopen the congress about it over the objection of the justice department? >> well, it's baffling. the headline coast to coast is fbi has new evidence. there's no evidence whatever yet that there's new evidence pertaining to the e-mail thing. this is a contentless october surprise at this point. what mr. comey said is the e-mails appear to be pertinent. well, they can be pertinent without being significant because they can be redundant in demonstrating extreme recklessness. avoid accusing her of gross negligence, which is a felony. so we perhaps, and we don't know this, perhaps the fbi has already seen these documents. they don't know whether they're duplicates or not. after mr. comey has said no reasonable prosecutor could have looked at what they've already looked at and proceeded with a case. says investigation. the duty of the fbi is to investigate and when it thinks it has concluded an investigation, to pass its conclusion on to the

and washington examiner contributor lisa boothe. well, mitt romney, as we all remember, got hammered in 2012 when he put out his tax return and it turned out he'd paid an what do you think the reaction is going to be to the idea, the possibility that donald trump made no -- paid no federal incomes taxes for years? >> i don't think it hurts him as much as it did with mitt romney. donald trump has been very honest about the fact he's taken advantage of the system. he even mentioned it in the first debate. he's also said that he tries to pay as little taxes as possible. let's be honest about both of these candidates. neither one of them are candidates of the people. donald trump is a billionaire. hillary clinton has lived in a rarefied world as first lady. she's admitted to not car for 18 years. she's made collectively with bill clinton over $100 million from paid speeches. neither candidate is really a candidate of the people. >> let me turn to you, michael, because first of all, we should point out that trump, according to "the times

. >> joining us now from farmville, virginia where the debate is taking place is lisa booth.ere in new york city juan williams. do you know anything about farmville. >> yeah, i know a lot. i have been there. actually, i'm talking to you, american's historian you know about the battle of hybrid. >> very good. farmville one of the key battles at the end of the war. >> did he get extra brownie points for that. >> did you know that lisa farmville. >> i did but juan beat me to the chase. >> never, never. >> very interesting place if you are interested in the civil war you should go to farmville. all these places around it bloody, unbelievable. all right. now, the consensus is that both pence and kaine are boring. yes? >> no. >> no? you think they are exciting guys? >> they are exciting to certain constituencies. i think, for example, kaine, we're talking about the civil war. >> yeah. >> and if you think about place like this, you understand race is a central factor. civil war, in fact, and if you go down there, that's one of the places where brown v. board of education got started

republican strategist, lisa booth. today's #oneluckyguy, a couch first-timer, there he is is, slid david clarke is here and he is "outnumbered." thank you very much. >> i've been outnumbered my whole life so i should be at home. harris: we haven't seen you in person since cleveland at rnc. glad you're here. >> pleasure to be here. love new york city. harris: it loves you back. sandra: there is a lot to get to today as we await donald trump in north carolina. the heat the gop nominee is getting after his refusing at that big debate the other night to say that he would accept the results of the election, and it may not have helped matters when mr. trump said this live during "outnumbered" yesterday, watch. >> i would like to promise an pledge to all of my voters and supporters, and to all of the people of the united states, that i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election, if i win. [cheering] sandra: democrats and even some republicans blasting trump's stance but getting serious ba