and does he have opo like that. a video like that is really hard.'t think he'll have hillary clinton speaking that like about anything. it's hard to imagine that trump will have something like that ready to go. >> bad language? no president ever got impeached for bad language. your husband was impeached. you can get tough in fact rhetorical department. i don't know if it will work. >> what you will see over the next 24 hours is a lot of pressure for the first time, after mike pence's great debate, in his vice presidential debate, this coming out on the heels of that, trump had a bad debate. you're about the to see a lot of pressure on reince priebus to make mike pence the republican nominee. >> hillary, that's how she campaigned. she starts the debate, no matter what the question is from the audience. you know, mr. trump, i noticed this week in the debate of the vice presidents, your guy never bothered to defend you on anything. is he really your running mate? and trump will react, you know what he will do. he's going to get mad. >> and you know she

he is saying that more opo is coming and i wonder if you agree with him. if you think he's on the right track there. >> well, i don't know anything about more or worse opo, but i do tend -- i would agree with hugh. that is the way it happens. you -- you roll out your opo research, and proximity to the election so that people are more and more paying attention as you get closer to the election date. so key pieces of information before they go in changed their mind. that's another thing boris said. he said 14 million people voted for donald trump and if you're against donald trump, you're against those 14 million people. those 14 million people didn't know what donald trump said about women, which was very degrading. and so they have more information meaning different decision-making. >> all right. rick, let me interrupt you very quickly. we're going to go out to joe heck, who is out in las vegas, speaking at this event with mitt romney. let's take a listen to what he has to say. >> my hope is that this will not divide us. and that we can unite behind princi

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was that the gossip in the world of republican political opo? >> there's a ton of opo on trump that a lot of us have had access to for a while. most of the stuff we had seen previously is trump's rather sceethey behavior, he's empowered himself to do things that most americans would find creepy, wouldn't want to have happening to their daughters or their wives or their girlfriends if trump was around. maybe some of them would gladly cuff themselves for the donald, but most american men wouldn't. that's why he's having some real problems now. >> you obviously worked with him on the apprentice set, my sense is you've never had any experiences like this personally. does this surprise you? >> it does not surprise me. it does not surprise me at all. and the problem for donald trump with his denial of this in his campaign's denial of these allegations is that he is on record saying that he did every single one of these things. >> that's right. >> he is his own corroborating witness, he can be a witness against himself if there was ever a trial because

>> i don't think you can call it an opo drop. makes pretty clear as you suggested, a lot of the women coming forward are coming forward in reaction to what he said to anderson cooper. an opo drop suggests it's from the clinton campaign. i'm always skeptical. >> i think it's good to be skeptical when you have stories that are 30 years old that come out daysber an election. so i think, mark, that's actually a good instinct on your part. >> we should be skeptical and question -- >> not skeptical of the stories. i'm not skeptical at all of the stories. skeptical of the timing that all of this has dropped over the past five days. days out from an election. doesn't it seem that a more appropriate time to drop these stories might have been after the first republican debate when the front and center issue was how badly donald trump treats women? megyn kelly's first question in the first republican debate was how horrifically donald trump treats women. now, if this had happened to me 30 years ago, i would say this would be a really good t

you think that -- you think hugh hewitt -- hugh hewitt said earlier today, there is going to be more opo dumped on donald trump. >> absolutely. in the primary, every gop candidate's campaigns thought that someone else was going to do the dirty work of digging through donald trump's opposition. digging into all the dirt in his background, and a lot of campaigns concluded they didn't have the resources and attacking trump only alienated trump supporters so they needed to stay in the race because everyone who attacked him went down in the polls so now we're reaping a whirlwind a month before the election just because we didn't do our due diligence during the primary and handle this up front. this was the first question that donald trump -- one of the very first questions donald trump got at the first debate in the republican primary. and we are here today, a month before the election, and this is what's happening. >> all right. elise jordan, michael steele, thank you so much for that perspective. really appreciate it. >>> and what impact will this trump controversy have on tomorrow night's

we see they have the canine unit out here, and police officers searching on foot as wellorots opo so they are lookr five or six suspects on foot. a possible robbery and also hear shots were fired this is the scene team they are dealing with all of those cars centered in the backck of dave's supermarket know word on what was robbed or attempted to be robbed that is what police are dealing with doing with here on thet east se our morning commute is typical of nothing out of the ordinary. >> thank you very much. let's talk about your cleveland indians.a they went down and eight wins to go d continuing on championship. >> we are live on the field this morning with more on the date when big when this morning on how you canan get your tickets. variant number of tickets will be available to the general public you are encouraged to be at the website read at 10:00 a.m.e the first two games are at home the first will be this friday the w next will be sweep and lots of room to celebrate.he time in franchise history they have made it to the lcs you can get your tickets onlineyo you hd to be the

actually won this election, but instead, people were so l g angry, they put this guy who didn't do opo research on himself and they waited. we saw this in wikileaks. this was their strategy. they wanted this guy to imexplode, let him win the primary, cater to the media to explode. >> and if he's on a platter -- >> at least they have a strategy. it doesn't seem like trump has a strategy. >> but, everything that lawrence just laid out, bryan, you know, you look at -- and i realize some people say polls-schmolls, but when you look at some of these battleground states, you have nevada, north carolina, ohio, key states to get to the white house. >> right. >> and it's not quite the apocalypse maybe for the trump team that hillary clinton's camp would have you believe. how do you explain that? >> i dig down into, you know, you look at those states, and states like pennsylvania though there was a hope for. he's -- it's pealing apart here. you're looking at some of the other states, as well. at a broader base to win an election you go back to 50% plus one. he's exciting a certain amount of grou

apology or if he does go the route of saying hey, bill, you are in this with me and they pull out the opo and things defend and get really ugly in this debate. the only place where that could work is if they have something that we don't already know about in terms of hillary's role in going after the women. >> bill, not the candidate. >> it's bill not the candidate. and the grown up part really doesn't work very well because he was almost 60 years old when he said this. he is 70 today. >> live and learn you never stop -- growing old still thinking you are growing up. all right. you two stay with us. we'll be right back with you. we have plenty to say about hillary clinton tonight. stay with us. trump video is not the only political controversy today there are not one but two clinton email scandal revelations out today. fox news correspondent jennifer griffin is in chappaqua, new york. jennifer? >> well, brit, on the one hand the clinton campaign may be gloating over that trump audiotape, but they are also very concerned and had had bad news today in terms of clinton's own emails. just a f

i'm sure the clinton campaign kept the very best opo on donald trump for last. >> one of the most vocal republican voices predicting earlier today even more october surprises in the next ten days after the fbi's announcement. joining me is opinion editor at forbes. he's a former advisor to the romney 2012 campaign on health care. thank you for talking with me today. let's deal with one october surprise at a time, if you will. with at least 17 million votes already cast. polls during the summer showing voters had already made up their minds about the e-mail question. how much of a game-changer is this really? especially when we consider undecided voters? >> obviously, we don't know the severity or seriousness of what the fbi is looking at. it is a weird thing to be in a situation where you could have a president-elect under criminal investigation with the fbi. that's never happened. there is a feeling out there that one of the criticisms of hillary clinton is there are certain rules for elite politicians, certain rules for everybody else. the feeling is if this were anybody else doing wh

going to be what spelled problems for him in the end, and anybody who thought there was not a bunch of opooming in october who has been mic'd up is out of their mind. >> isn't it a little bit weird, his own campaign can't do op-o research on him? i find that flabbergasting. mary kathryn says she doesn't thi think he can recover. do you think he can? >> no, with three and a half weeks left to go, it's just not enough time for him to change the narrative. if donald trump -- he has been accused of sexual assault by several women, accused of what is a crime . if he's ever charged of a crime, he's charged to the presumption of innocence and a due process, and the narrowing is hardening around him, because of that "access hollywood" tape. it doesn't prove he did them, but it doesn't entitle voters to make up their mind business him in a particular way and i don't think he is or can do anything to turn that around. >> what do you say, ryan, can he recover? >> no i mean, recover in that can he still win this election? for him to win this election would be the greatest come-from-behind victory, you

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. >> i wish they had more opo research. from the primary -- i mean, what were these people doing?re were 16 other candidates and they seem to have been playing patty cake on the playground. >> bush spent $150 million and couldn't find the howard stern tapes. >> so where do you see this going? some think this is a wash, the donald trump accusers, the bill clinton accusers, that it all evens out. >> these are serious allegations and i have compassion for anybody who has been violated. i do agree with corey that this short a time before the election is off, very convenient. because it could have come out in a primary, could have come out years ago, could have been witnesses. and almost every story i have so far. it's much like the khan situation. defending it becomes so dangerous that it prolongs the story. i agree with her on one account. i hope it's over by wednesday. >> it's interesting, maggie, we heard donald trump at the event tonight in cincinnati, in front of a very large crowd, saying that they're going to be focusing on the issues for the next day after day after day. earli

mark, it's been said a lot about opo research being dropped at the right time, there could be more and this is very unfortuito unfortuitous, clearly, for the trump campaign here ahead of what's going to be happening where you are at. and the question might be, how are they going to be handling this very topic during the debate itself? >> reporter: yeah, and so much of it actually is up to donald trump. and that will be the key moment. i'm certain this issue will be one of the first questions, if not the very first one, and how donald trump responds and how tlk reacts will be so big. we ended up reading the statement that melania trump put out. and what ended up striking me is melania trump saying, i want america to please accept my husband's apology. how donald trump communicates that tomorrow night here in st. louis, how hillary clinton ends up responding, you know, we've seen republicans break away so far. i think that tomorrow night in the aftermath of that's even going to be more important to kind of gauge republicans, their chances up and down the ticket. this is going to be a big

and i think the translation of that was they are going to dump some big opo on me in the next few days think we do have to assume that the comey thing is not the last surprise we have had in this race. so i wouldn't be surprise surprised if democrats might drop something big i have no idea what it would be in the last week. >> i don't think the comey surprise is not over yet. we will learn more about what was in those emails. >> everybody will be excited about that. byron and bill, thank you both. coming up i have been compared to a lot of things in mean tweets but not by someone you would have guessed. find out who that is next. so, i finally broke the silence with my doctor about what i was experiencing. he said humira is for people like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, in

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. >> is this masterful clinton opo we're seeing here? look at the timing. you have the miss universe thing -- >> that was good. that was a clinton kablooey. >> and he didn't resist. >> there's been a pattern. her we can canikileaks comes ou. there could be more. she may have something in her quiver for every single thing they're going to come out with. >> the other thing here is whether this was intentional or planned or whatever, doesn't matter because it's so salacious. it's got sex in it. it's got famous people in it. it's got celebrity. it's got all of that stuff. this is just catnip, and the problem for trump is the wikileaks story stays within the universe of politics. if you understand politics well enough to be offended by what john podesta wrote allegedly in an e-mail, your vote is already spoken for. this story, stories about sex and power, those stories go everywhere and it goes into the broader medium, and it reaches voters who don't pay attention and that's -- >> and it's all about the one categorydogged him since the beginning, and that's wome

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