bob kellermann had contact with martha white. we have cornbread, we have skillets, we're southern, so that's how the cornbread festival came to be. cornbread festival invested over $150,000 into the princess theater. they have invested money in the schools. has really made south pittsburg thrive. - well, it's given us a sense of pride. we're just gonna have a good party, come on down. - you know, it's a real mystery to me why the cornbread in the hills of tennessee tastes so much better than the cornbread anywhere else. - well sherlock, what's your gut tell you? - let's find out. - is it pretty good? - mm-hmm. - [rodney] so we set out to experience everything the cornbread festival has to offer. he atmosphere is energizing. this is where the kids are getting their purple hair. (country music) (fiddle and banjo duet) (plucked banjo music) (laughs) - there's so much to see and do here, but something that really caught our eye is this really long line. they're giving away, and we found out is the martha white-- we're calling it the

martha: here is to remind people. >> we came out of the white house not only dead broke but in debt. effort to turn that around quickly. >> well, there's a couple -- three points here. first of all, there is no comparison whatsoever in terms of size magnitude, reach and workings between the trump foundation and the clinton foundation. the second point, washington is a town where influence peddling is king. former presidents, former members of congress, the house and the senate are all involved in it. the third point and this is something that's quite significant, of all the work that i've seen done with respect to the foundation and possible conflicts. there are two areas that need to be connecting. saudis giving money to clinton foundation. is that influencing u.s. policy in syria particularly with respect to the statements that hillary clinton has made of no fly zone. the second point is, you know, all these attacks that have been going on by the democratic party against russia, i just wonder the extent to which it may be to misdirect public attention from a uranium deal that the cl

that's a great white. martha: they left the door open.ry clinton doubling down on her defense of the state department iing it was not up for sale. we just learned about $12 million to the moroccan government in a pay-for-play deal. we'll talk to the clinton team about that coming up next. >> emails show donors got special access to you. can you say you kept your pledge to that senate committee and why isn't what happened and what went on between you and the clinton foundation, why isn't what mr. trump call pay-to-play? ♪ before it became a medicine, it was an idea. an inspiration. a wild "what-if." so scientists went to work. they examined 87 different protein structures. had 12 years of setbacks and breakthroughs, 4,423 sleepless nights, and countless trips back to the drawing board. at first they were told no, well... maybe, and finally: yes. then it was 36 clinical trials, 8,500 patient volunteers, and the hope of millions. and so after it became a medicine, someone who couldn't be cured, could be. me. ♪ martha: some brand-new video fr

martha: i'm martha maccallum. the white house reveals that your obamacare premiums are set to drastically spike, if you didn't know that already, and you will have less choice, fewer choices among insurance companies because so many of them have dropped out of the whole program. more on that, we'll explain it and also the possible impact on the election. bill: first, new polling shows the state of the race like this. hillary clinton leads trump by five points in a four-way race according to cnn's numbers out late yesterday. trump says pay no attention to polls like these. >> they show these phony polls where they, you know, they look at democrats, and it's heavily weighted with democrats x. then they'll put on a poll where we're not winning, and everybody says, oh, they're not winning. it's a heavily weighted poll with democrats. they try and suppress the vote, this way people don't go out and vote. bill: both candidates zeroing in on florida. trump has four different events there today, and mike pence will be in the state

martha: very interesting you talk about being in the white house during that whole period. >> oh, yeahoes seem there is vulgarity we all perhaps got used to in those years. >> they're so hypocritical. ironic how hypocritical they are. they would condone what he has done not only with monica lewinsky, but the other women that came forward, not only has bill clinton raped me, he has taken advantage of me, he was predator and turn the focus on donald trump. it is hypocritical at best. martha: omarosa, thank you very much. good to see you out on campaign trail. we'll see where we go from here with four weeks to go. many thanks. >> thank you. bill: a lot of republicans being asked about the hot mic moment. chris christie one of them on sports radio show with boomer esiason. he says this. >> i do think he is sorry and embarrassed by it. no question of my mind about it. i was there when he found out bit. no question he is embraer askerred bit. he should have been much more direct and more focused saying i'm sorry and only i'm sorry. bill: christie addressing his absence from sunday's debate s

that would never happen inside the white house. marthased about people and different groups, i mean, it really is. you wrote a great piece yesterday in "the wall street journal" called trump's party of one, and it raises an interesting point about -- i mean, he's out there on his own sort of at the front of the ship waving his flag, and some say the ship's going down, but it remains to be seen. >> well, i think donald trump is right where he wants to be now, all alone, the center of attention. let's face it, this is donald trump superstar. and i am not saying any of this to denigrate trump's candidacy. i think i'm describing the reality. donald trump was always a mega-celebrity, and celebrities exist in another atmosphere than the rest of us. i never thought it was in the cards that donald trump, superstar, was going to be able to integrate his interests with the pedestrian political interests of, say, kelly ayotte in new hampshire or senator richard burr in north carolina. they were always going to be on separate tracks. now they've brok

[cheering] martha: donald trump doubling down on calls to repeal and replace obamacare as the white housell see their costs skyrocket in the coming year. most of those are coming forward now. bill: yes. martha: now when people find out how much it will cost for next year, average of 25%. some places seeing 116%. when you see a place like arizona. one in five consumers will have to choose plans from a single insurer. while 15 insurers join exchanges, 83 say they can not afford to do that plan anymore. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani, donald trump advisors joins us now. mayor, always good to see you. good morning to you. >> from the beginning i knew obamacare was failure from day one. we all did. then he lied to us, keep your doctor, keep your insurance, lie, lie. it is going to cost less money. how could we possibly have believed, how can you cover people with preexisting conditions and have it cost less money? i believe in covering. i don't believe in lying to people. the whole financial basis for this program was done by a bunch liberal idiots who never run a business, never run

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white house? >> spot on analysis, martha. good day to you there. let me make it simple for the folks at home. white house says there is very little in fact virtually zero clans that the election can be altered by election rigging or voter fraud. let's be blunt, we've heard examples of this, right? dating back to 2008. dead people voting. we've heard stories of absentee ballots all coming in for one particular candidate. more than registered voters in a given state. donald trump feels like there is a chance there could be major voter fraud going on in 2016. let me share just a bit of a tweet that he sent out this morning. he said of course there is large scale voter fraud happening on and before election day. why do republican leaders deny what is going on? so naive. i asked specifically that question today and the white house press secretary briefing. josh earnest telling me this about the white house's concerns about voter fraud. >> not at all. neither is mike pence who is the second highest ranking official of the trump campaign. neither is paul ryan if you plef the spokesperson. the preside

martha: both campaigns taking hits, as you know, this morning. coming fast and furious in the final weeks in the race for the white house. s twitter account. that tweet was quickly deleted. wow, they're everywhere. bill: watch yo you write, folks. it's always there. martha: see you tomorrow, everybody. john: race for the white house takes another dive to unchartered territory you might say as candidates battle each other and bombshell allegations. >> unchartered territory to say the least. hillary clinton is off the trail fundraising out west instead as wikileaks releases more embarrassing emails from her campaign releasing comments about catholics, latinos and

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. >> i think stops tonight, democrats don't top put a serial liar in the white house, that woman, in marthatewart went to jail, she comb itecommitted considerably more lies to the fbi than martha stewart by factor of 30. neil: and bringing the 4 accusers of the women into the room was that a good idea. >> absolutely, shook the heck out of her, they called. debate commission,er, said don't put them in the first row. neil: really. >> absolutely. neil: he did look serious. >> maybe he should have gone over and ac apologized too them. neil: well, we have a lot mere, look atlanta -- look at the time. more after this. ♪music ♪you fill up my senses ♪like a sleepy blue ocean ♪you fill up my senses ♪come fill me again >> look at wikileaks, see what they said about bernie sanders, she is deborah wassermann schultz had in mind, because bernie sanders, between superdelegates and deborah wassermann schultz never had a chance. neil: i don't know if that was donald trump's way of win over bernie sanders supporters who might still be disgruntled over that campaign, jeff is here to announce he supporting do

. >> i think stops tonight, democrats don't top put a serial liar in the white house, that woman, in marthatewart went to jail, she comb itecommitted considerably more lies to the fbi than martha stewart by factor of 30. neil: and bringing the 4 accusers of the women into the room was that a good idea. >> absolutely, shook the heck out of her, they called. debate commission,er, said don't put them in the first row. neil: really. >> absolutely. neil: he did look serious. >> maybe he should have gone over and ac apologized too them. neil: well, we have a lot mere, look atlanta -- look at the time. more after this. your car got rear-ended and you needed a tow. did your 22-page insurance policy say, "great news. you're covered?" no. it said, "blah blah blah blah..." the liberty mutual app with coverage compass™ makes it easy to know what you're covered for and what you're not. liberty mutual insurance. you only earn double miles when you buy stuff from that airline. wait...is this where you typically shop? you should be getting double miles on every purchase! switch...to the capital one venture

if the hillary clinton campaign can stop him there, she'll win the white house. martha melissa: keep it right here at fox news as the running mates take their turn in the spotlight in farmville, virginia. it features senator tim kaine and governor mike pence. melissa: hurricane matthew plowing through the caribbean as it shades towards jamaica and haiti. the category 4 storm becoming the strongest in the region since 2011. forecasters warning some areas could see 40 inches of rain, causing concerns about mudslides and widespread flooding. steve harrigan is live in miami beach. this storm is a serious threat. who is in the most danger as of right now? >> it's a life-threatening storm. already jamaica and haiti getting pounds. the western tip of the island could get the worst of it. sustained winds 130 miles an hour answer tremendous rainfall. 25 inches in parts of haiti and scattered areas might get as much as 40 inches of rain. we could see mudslides and serious life-threatening flash floods in haiti. from there the storm will move slowly north, likely to hit the easter

martha: whoever is in the white house will have heavy issues to deal with.y important and incredible in many ways. kt, good to see you. bill: who has the right resume to be the next commander-in-chief. donald trump says hillary clinton has experience but has done nothing with it. how did she responds to that charge? we'll debate it when our coverage continues live from the strip in las vegas. 19 days from the moment america decides. >> she has been doing this for 30 years. why the hell didn't you do it over the past 15, 20 years. you were have much involved in every aspect of this. have much. ♪ this artoo unit must be delivered to the rebellion. come on artoo! ♪ artoo! welcome to the rebellion. ♪ this is for you. duracell and children's miracle network hospitals are powering imaginations everywhere. (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sle

martha: see you tomorrow, everybody. john: race for the white house takes another dive to unchartered territory you might say as candidates battle each other and bombshell allegations. >> unchartered territory to say the least. hillary clinton is off the trail fundraising out west instead as wikileaks releases more embarrassing emails from her campaign releasing comments about catholics, latinos and more and multiple women accuse donald trump of unwanted sexual advances. the trump team is firing back at "the new york times" demanding a retraction for front page article quote, two women who claim trump kissed and groped them in separate incidents several years ago. in the meantime, the republican nominee is set to hold a rally about an hour from now in florida. john: we have fox team coverage, but we begin with peter who is outside trump tower here in new york city. peter. peter: good morning, john, donald trump is fighting back this morning defending himself from multiple women who say that they disagree based on personal experience with his ass

i have no problem with that.m zn it's not up to martha raddatz, the moderator, to challenge trump's opinion with whiteect or pentagon opinions or both. she#Ñqzk÷ shouldn't be channelle obama administration. >> i think she was channelling herself. she's an expert in this kind of thing. i work with her. i want everybody to know. >> hold on. hold on. she gave the opinions of the obama administration. whether it's the pentagon, the white house, whatever. she could have found or quoted non-partisan vé15uexperts who t that donald trump is right but she only chose -- >> i got it. i think she was speaking for herself and not channelling the opposition. but be that as it may, she should n't have done it. unless you change the debate÷da rules and much better, by the way, to have both political candidates challexar what they say rather than blatherring all day long about god knows what and then fact checked after the debate. i didn't think other than that, though, i didn't think they were -- you know, sometimes they cut trump off too quick len higfidu+hr guess and wasn't egregious, was íoeit? >> i agree with uf

martha: what did they mean by that? gillian turner worked at the whites bush and obama. she is now a fox news contributor. gillian, good to have you with us this morning. if it weren't for the election, which is obviously so omnipresent in everything we discuss this would be tremendously big story. there are election implications here in this russian hacking but russia is sabre-rattling in so many ways now. what is the u.s. response going to be? what do you think they're getting at? >> on the cyber issue particularly i want to take care to mention there are really two separate cybersecurity issues in this election so far. one is alleged russian hacking of dnc, dccc emails and clinton campaign emails. alleged poking around of foreigners at voter registration sites. very different issues but both equally dangerous. martha: in terms of retaliation and response what do you expect? >> so there is a few options here. one is, one option to respond to cyber attacks is a retaliatory covert cyber strike against the targets here. this is something that the vice pre

martha, thank you. >>> back here now, to new reporting in the race for the white house. donald trump going it alone, taking aim today at house speaker paul ryan. trump saying there is something sinister going on. and what trump said about hillary clinton, that drew cheers in the hall, and discomfort elsewhere. abc's tom llamas in florida tonight. >> reporter: for donald trump tonight, a new battle cry. >> if you're not registered to okay? >> reporter: the self-proclaimed unshackled trump, sending his base into a frenzy, with blistering attacks on hillary clinton. and today, this take on the debate, and that moment when trump hovered behind clinton. >> i invaded her space. believe me. the last space that i want to invade is her space. believe me. i don't want to insaid her space. >> reporter: trump also escalating his war with republican leaders, especially house speaker paul ryan. >> i wouldn't want to be in a foxhole with these people, i can tell you -- >> mccain is a brave man. >> by the way, including ryan. especially ryan. >> reporter: trump livid ryan never called a

anderson cooper, martha raddatz of abc news. this is the black and white shot that came from the venue of donald trump sitting in the stool during his walkthrough. >> two experienced moderators tonight but they do have unusual format, half questions from them, half questions from other people there in the room. hard for moderators to prepare for, also candidates, even under best of circumstances which these are not, particularly on the republican side. joining us now is a.j. delgado, senior adviser for donald trump and his campaign. a.j., thanks for being with us tonight, nice to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to ask you about "associated press" report that came out last week. days before they dropped this bombshell with "access hollywood" tape. ap reported donald trump had sexually harassed cast members on the set of "the apprentice" multiple tiles while cameras were rolling. your campaign said outlandish, unsubstantiated and false. here is the question. the production company that makes "the apprentice" won't release those tapes to see wh

martha: looking forward to that. meanwhile, the clinton team is demanding the release of all the information related to the fbi's investigation. senior political correspondent mike emanuel live in white plains, new york, today. mike, what's the mood at the clinton team right now? >> reporter: martha, stressed, mad, worried. this was a political earthquake on an issue that has troubled the clinton campaign from the very beginning. hillary clinton's private e-mail server, they thought it was over this summer, and now it's back. in florida yesterday clinton made reference to dealing with adversity. >> no matter what is thrown our way, we are not going to back down, we are not going to give up. we're going to reject anyone who try ares to drag us -- tries to drag us backwards. and we are going to remember that if god loves us all, we are commanded to try to love each other. >> reporter: the strategy at this point seems to be putting massive pressure on fbi director james comey to at least give the appearance that they are not worried about what is in those e-mails. martha? martha: so how big of a change would you say you're picking up on in terms of the way they felt about things last we

some activists urge whites to congregate together and select towns and neighborhoods. as the south african activist marthakemp -- they can take over local governments and as their numbers expanded higher tiers of government, under control. he cites the examples of the colony in postapartheid south africa and the zionist project in israel as successful case studies that could be emulated by white nationalist. today such efforts appear for circle as evidenced by his attempt beginning in 2011. it did not find supporters. instead it brought division in the media. in recent years, matthew heimbach has emerged as the most articulate voice of white separatism in the united states. he first gained notoriety in 2012 when he organized a white student union in maryland. he founded another group called the traditionalist youth network. he believes the united states should be divided into separate ethnically and culturally homogeneous states. he thinks most fair and practical way would be to establish a number of separate as no states -- ethno states. not unlike native american tribal groups that have their own region

martha's vineyard. authorities searched his vermont home earlier this week. we turn now to the race for the white house. donald trump and hillary clinton going back and forth on twitter. as we both stumped in states, clinton in florida, trump in michigan. and they released new adsot words. >> you can put half of trump's supporters into what i call the basket much redeplorables. >> so you treat women with respect? >> i can't say that either. >> and both are preparing for tuesday night's debate. it will be in virginia senator kaine's home turf. it's the first and only of the vice-presidential election. and it kicks off in farmville at 9:00. >> homeland security officials registration sites. more than 20 states have been targeted by hackers in recent months. last month, they've warned after targeted systems in illinois and arizona. a new case of west nile virus has been confirmed. two weeks ago a batch of positive for west nile virus. a lab in maine is looking to create a faster zika test. it generates antibodies and just as though people create naturally. the company has looked at something evaluat

we have the statement from the white house now and this plays out in what they call fact. martha statement on the hurricane, here he is. >> obviously everybody has been tracking the course of matthew. i've received an update of fema director as well as national security team and i wanted to make a couple of key points. first, what we are seeing now matthew having moved above south florida and some of the largest population centers working its way north and the big concern that people are having right now is the effects that it could have in areas like jacksonville on through georgia and what we have seen some significant damage in portions of south florida, i think the bigger concern at this point is not just hurricane force winds but storm surge. many of you will remember hurricane sandy where initially people thought this doesn't look as bad as we thought and then suddenly you get massive storm surge and a lot of people were severely affected. and so i just want to emphasize to everybody that this is still a really dangerous hurricane, that the potential for storm surge, floodi

martha: president obama writing an open letter to the next occupant of the white house, taking a anyonelye at donald trump in the process and talking about his view of the best form of capitalism as he sees it. essay appears in "the economist." he writes a capitalism shaped by the few and unaccountable to the many is a threat to all. economies are more successful when we close the gap between rich and poor and growth is broadly based. steve forbes is chairman and editor of forbes media and he joins me to analyze what the president had to say. steve, welcome. great to have you here. what's your take on that particular sentiment? >> he's not describing capitalism, he's describing more and more government intervention in the economy. the policy mistakes whether it's the unstable dollar and the like and more taxes. what does he prescribe? more of the same. martha: this is the quote that goes after donal donald trump's theories. the anti-immigrant, anti-mexican, anti-muslim up, anti-i amn 't grant echos nativist lurches of the past. >> in terms of the i am gracious issue the focus on most peop

white house. >> as the first gentleman, martha. as the first gentleman. that is ironic. >> all right. dennis and matt, thank you very much. good to see you gentlemen. >> and for the first time ever a fox news colleague will moderate. chris wallace. he prepped for the show wednesday night. and in this week's power player he talks about the responsibilities that come with sevening as moderator. >> this moment, you know, what this moment means for you. >> it means a lot. it means a lot personally. it's kind of a statement of where you are in this business. it also means a lot to me because quite frankly it means something for fox. i'm the first fox moderator to do a general election debate. and i'm very proud for the news organization. i think it's a recognition of the fact that we do serious journalism. some critics say no. but the fact is you and i know we do. and here's the commission on presidential debates recognizing that. >> that was a great piece today. final debate. hillary clinton, donald trump set for wednesday 9:00 eastern live at the campus of the university of nevada las ve

the battle for the white house is being fought at rallies on the airwaves, internet, and even at your front door. but one of the oldest forms of the election eeering, the bumme martha tischn ecor the story. >> so you have a fine car? >> reporter: it has been said americans have always kidded their cars extensions of their personalities. so it does seem that cars and politics were made for one another. >> as early as there were cars there were ways of decorating your car to support your candidate. so storage area for political history. >> harry ruben stein head political history at national museum of american history in washington, d.c. >> before the bumper sticker which begins in the 1940s, you end up with the kind of metal piece that can weather the storm. looks like a classing bumper sticker. this one happens to be from 1928. >> reporter: then came world war technology. includi including, day-glo colors and adhesive paper. it wasn't long before somebody put them together. forest gill, of kansas city, missouri. >> he put the idea of the bright colors and the sticky paper together. to come up with a bumper sticker. >> mark gilman his son-in-law. and chairman of gil

. >> martha raddatz, thank you very much. >>> now to the race for the white house and the attack on a republican office in north carolina. the local head quarters north carolina, as authorities search for who is responsible. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. authorities are here this morning trying to figure out who did this. there are all sorts of suggestions. the good thing is no one was hurt. police believe someone threw a bot wl flammable material through the front window of the orange county republican party head quarters sometime between saturday night and sunday morning. the fire inside and caused smoke damage but went out on its own. >> this is a horrific, horrific act of political terrorism. >> reporter: this is, of course, a key swing state in the presidential election where polls show the race is tight. republican candidate responded on twitter immediately saying animals, representing hillary clinton and dems in north carolina, just fire-bombed our office in orange county because we're winning. that whoever did this represented the democratic nom