the way he does this is to give to modern ears it sounds pompous and pedantic, a little lecture to his friends. and he tells them everything you learned about time is wrong. time is just another dimension like space. you can imagine it as a direction. every object has four to mention that the fourth dimension is duration. if you didn't have any duration you would only exist for an instant so we have to imagine it extending into the past and into the future and so i have made a machine that can zoom along on that track. on that impossible to imagine track. >> there is something different about the reality of this, in victorian england, this time preceding him. the fourth dimension idea was out there but as a catchall hideaway, the spiritual. anything lurking out of sight might be in the fourth dimension was wells takes us where? >> into the future. he is thinking about time as the fourth dimension. the fourth dimension as a thing in geometry is something mathematicians have speculated about, it was obscure but in the air. wells wasn't inventing it. magically. it was sweet and years late

it is -- is it pedantic to compare it to the nascent gopro device? >> possibly.k the karmapro or the that ispro is something small enough and portable enough to take anywhere. what do people want when they want a drone? >> they want something that is accessible, easy to use, something that can take with you on a day hike and still have room for everything else you would normally take with you and not fill up an entire backpack. corey: break it out. this is my day hike hack. my jacket in here. look. water while and corey: i tweeted a picture of this when it first came out. this is a drone? >> that is the whole thing. corey: it has a camera built into it. >> it has five cameras. corey: what about the controller? >> you can control it from your phone. we also have a really cool controller so there is the whole thing. it from yourol phone. you have a limited range just because of wi-fi. , itou want to go further -- there is a game had style controller, nice and controlling -- where it gives you the control. corey: compare this to the competition. we have staff compar

whether you want to call that a reopening, the fbi investigating, that is pretty pedantic. >> it is newsgardless. matt: he is saying he will continue investigating this. if you don't want to call that reopening, what do you want to call it? >> i think probably what it should be called is they are looking at new e-mails discovered in an earlier investigation. from the semantics -- obviously there's a big conversation now that immediately right after this, people started speculating, commenting on whether comey should even be giving grandiose announcements are making this as public as it is. there is both sides to that. is there a precedent in any way for presidential candidates, especially ones who points so strongly is still under this investigation? does he have an obligation to keep the people informed? only obligation here apparently was that according to justice department rules, he had in the congress apprised investigation once he testified to them about it. other than that, i don't think he was required to disclose. are there any calls for the fbi director james comey to speak pub

she's very pedantic, lawyerly in her responses. i would have thought she'd be better prepared for this debate. ail heard all week, wolf, is that the town hall format is really great for her. whereas we know it's our sweet spot because donald trump is out there every single day engaging with voters. he loves that. he's at the rallies. he's at the smaller forum round tables. he's at his own town halls. he clearly won the debate tonight why? because if you watched anybody's shows this whole weekend we've just been left for dead, it's all over, why even show up, will there be a debate, are people jumping ship. he came here to play tonight and he came here to take the case right to hillary clinton and to show americans this race is still what it's always been. past versus future. politician versus successful businessman. washington insider versus disrupter. and he made that case very clearly. he did not back down. >> kellyanne, i want to ask you about what he said at the beginning of the debate. more than one time he referred once again

. -- the second to last tweet after a decent first debate, hillary clinton is back to form: pedantic, lawyerly, technocratic, willfully untruthful responses. here is a tweet hillary clinton's campaign sent out. "i will be a president for all of the people." -- donald trump. except women, people tell, lgbt people, muslims. and donald trump sent out -- hypocrite i want to show you this tweet, and there is bad language in it, outit was sent it -- sent expert forign policy ms. clinton -- he is a foreign policy expert for mrs. clinton. this call from elizabeth city, north carolina supporting donald trump. caller: hello. host: what is your reaction? ms. clinton is proved she is all talk and no action, except for fundraising. [laughter] i think mr. trump is very down-to-earth. the united states needs his expertise, not more political correctness. we can't stand for more years of what we have had, which is what we would have to put up with if we chose a hillary. very bad choice. that is my statement. monee int up is auburn, washington supporting secretary clinton. caller: that's me. host: you