ms. diaz's social security number was bogus. she also has the alleged signature of her husband that asked ms. diaz to look into the matter. today ms. whitman said. this neither my husband nor i received any letter from the social security administration. and if there is a letter out there, i don't know how they got it it's not in our house. and so, you know, somehow it ends up in, you know, jerry brown's hands or gloria allred's hands. >> bill: whatever the truth of the matter the fact that ms. whit map just yesterday called for employers to call for tougher penalties or employers who hire illegal aliens. there is no question the democrats are on the defensive because president obama's policies have proven ineffective so far in general. all the polls say republicans could make gains five weeks from now in a big way. so the personal stuff, the personal stuff is flying and we expect things to get even nastier as the election comes closer. that's the memo. now for the top story tonight, reaction. joining us from los angeles fox new

there is no question that ms. diaz is being used. ms. allred says she is simply stating the truth and points to a letter. >> here's the letter. she said we, meaning her husband and herself, never received it. and here it is. it's got her address on it it's got her name on it. it has got her husband's handwriting on it. >> gloria, this is almost delusional because, yes, that's what i'm telling you. this is where you get barbecued in court. this doesn't show meg whitman knows it. it shows her husband is confused by it and turns it over to the housekeeper and the housekeeper sits on it because she knows she has this big fat lie. >> meg whitman said to the public and the press before i showed this letter we never received that letter. so she is saying flatly denying that. >> she didn't get it. >> that her husband didn't receive it as well. she said her husband didn't either. >> if this ever went to a jury, it doesn't go to a jury. >> it's not going to court. >> you have outed your client, told the world that here we have got thun documented

. >> bill: so you both predict ms. diaz will be arrested.d things will happen to her. >> she will be deported. >> bill: allred will skate. >> there will be ethical violations. >> investigations. >> bill: guilfoyle on texas-mexican border. there is a couple out on a boat in a lake and allegedly some mexican gangsters murder the husband, body falls in the lake. they can't find the body. now charges the mexican authorities will not cooperate with the american authorities. do i have it right? >> you have it absolutely correct. it's outrageous because they say perhaps no crime even happened. where is the jet ski? where is the body? where is the life vest? >> bill: the mexicans are not cooperating and the woman, the wife, tiffany hartley -- >> -- yes. >> gretchen: appeared with gretchen carlson on "fox & friends." roll the tape. >> the mexican authorities are claiming now that maybe this incident didn't even happen. how would you respond to them? >> i can't imagine that. because i loved him so much. he was my rock. he was everything to me. [crying

gloria allred is the attorney for ms. diaz -- and you may remember a couple of her cases over the past years, she represented amber frye, ex-girlfriend of scott peterson who took the stand in that trial and testified against him, rachel uch tell, one of tiger woods' many alleged mistresses, didn't she also have jocelyn jones? also paula jones' case who accused former president clinton of discrimination, an a suit against eddie murphy, and one involving arnold schwarzenegger, allred represented ron demilleer, right before his tphaouba -- gubernatorial election as well, and hunter, avs she was alleged of preparing pregnant. allred starred as a guest on mark levin's radio show. did you happen to catch that? the liberal and conservative were both fired up and we have that for you just ahead trust me, it's worth staying tuned in for. >>> a big change at the white house today, not particularly surprising, but a big change. chief of staff rahm emanuel stepping down to launch his bid to become chicago's next mayor. president obama was

administration in 2003, a letter saying there are some kind of discrepancies with the unemployment records of ms. diaz, whether it was an incomplete social security number or bonus number, we simply don't know. allred also alleged whitman's husband wrote a little note on the back of this letter saying, nicky, please, check this out. everyone is trying to sort through these accusations. this has created a media frenzy out here in california. of course, the governor's race is huge, everyone seems to be following it with only four weeks to go until this election. how will this affect meg whitman's campaign, especially p with latino voters? it's been a pretty good campaign, she's spent $120 million, we know, of her own money, and she's done pretty well in the polls. in fact, the latest field poll suggests that her and jerry brown are dead even, the latest politics average showing brown with a three-point lead. so it's going to be interesting to see what happens, if this could sort of be the unraveling of meg whitman's campaign in the final stretch before the election, rick. rick: what kind of damage contr

may know i asked homeland security chief janet napolitano the other week how handle nikki diaz meg whitman. ms napolitano said she wasn't sure but would get back to us. the lawyer representing diaz is gloria allred who took some shots on "saturday night live." >> >> this week many of have you written or emailed to congratulate me on my recent press conference with nikki diaz. while working for the whitmans nicky suffered continuous emotional abuse and forced to perform a series of horrendous and degrading tasks from sorting and washing laundry to vacuuming carpets and testing venetian blinds. all under the threat that if she did not perform these sickening acts, they would not pay her. >> bill: with us now to react conservative pundit ann coulter. before we get to that do you want to stick one paladino do you. >> i think someone on this network should this great warrior to cut your tax new yorkers. he is speaking -- you go around giving speeches when you are in political. go cubs. they don't want to hear about the fiscal issues. they want to hear about the moral issues. the speech was like a c

ms. flores still aren't sure who will get their votes. >> i have no idea. >> reporter: but she can't forget this moment. nickie diaz, the illegal immigrant housekeeper cried while she claimed whitman mistreated her and through her a away. >> jerry, you should be ashamed. >> reporter: whitman's campaign admits it will make it tough to earn latino votes. she blamed jerry brown for orchestrating the scandal. >> you should be ashamed for sacrificing her on the altar of your political ambitions. >> blame her, blame me, blame the left, but you don't take accountability. >> reporter: the fight is for la ---- latino votes. they are expected to count for 19% of the vote on november 2nd. compared to the mid-terms last year, 300,000 more latino voters are expected to turn out for this elections. >> it will make a difference. >> reporter: he is the executive director of. he says whitman may be in a struggle but the worst thing brown could do is assume he will win the latino vote. >> if i were brown, i would be spending as much money as whitman is. >> reporter: they want to find -- they want to boost brown's standing with latin

second here, is she opens up and she says, oh, i did not know that nikki diaz that i saw at press conference because she called me msan and nine years i called her nikki and she called me meg. like they were sisters or like this is some kind of evidence that they were bosom buddies or family but she fired the woman in a heartbeat. >> let me bring up another election here because i think this is another election that we're going to compare these two notes on. take a look at connecticut. the latest linda mcmahon -- and before we show this for weeks now we've known about the problem that richard blumenthal the attorney general of connecticut say, fine man in so many ways. this guy had a problem with explaining his war record apparently on many occasions he was out there saying, i served in vietnam. not that i was in the reserves serving back here if uniform but that i served over in vietnam. he didn't really straight and that out and here it is coming home to haunt him in a partisan way. here's the linda mcmahon ad, hitting him, the day of today, which is the day of their first debate that's coming tonight. here it is.

second here, is she opens up and she says, oh, i did not know that nikki diaz that i saw at press conference because she called me ms her nikki and she called me meg. like they were sisters or like this is some kind of evidence that they werebuse om buddies or family but she fired the woman in a heartbeat. >> let me bring up another election here because i think this is another election that we're going to compare these two notes on. take a look at connecticut. the latest linda mcmahon -- and before we show this for weeks now we've known about the problem that richard blumenthal the attorney general of connecticut say, fine man in so many ways. this guy had a problem with explaining his war record apparently on many occasions he was out there saying, i served in vietnam. not that i was in the reserves serving back here if uniform but that i served over in vietnam. he didn't really straight and that out and here it is coming home to haunt him in a partisan way. here's the linda mcmahon ad, hitting him, the day of today, which is the day of their first debate that's coming tonight. here it is. dead center. let's lift

ms. whitman decided to run for political office. >> the two women held their third press conference in a week today. this time they refuted claims by whitman that allred manipulated nicky diaz to publicly state that whitman knew diaz was an illegal immigrant for years before firing her. >>> meanwhile, california farm workers have a message for meg whitman. len ramirez in cupertino where they want everybody to hear just three words. len? >> reporter: those three words, i am nicky and they will reverberate across the state because there is a protest here at the office of meg whitman in cupertino and also one in east los angeles and the united farm workers behind the protest today say that whitman invited this sort of political theater because of the treatment of her former housekeeper. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: farm workers took to the streets of cupertino holding signs that said, i am nicky, a reference to meg whitman's undocumented former housekeeper who whitman fired upon learning of her immigration status. they marched a block to a whitman campaign offers where they waited until a spokesman appeared and invited the gathering to voice their concerns. >> she sees un