i think clinton has the definite advantage. >> i have to tell stewart steven's story. is what we do. i called stewart thursday and i said what are you doing? he said i'm just leaving a wake, i said oh, my god, i'm so sorry, why did you pick up? he said, no, a wake for the republican party. i think the fact that it's close is structural, it's about what's going on in this country. it's not -- you asked about competing health reports, there is really not a comparison, once again between what she released and what we think he's going to two tomorrow. i'm always nervous on the eve of them doing the same thing that we lump them together. >> another break for us, we'll be right back. third president? male teacher: and the largest planet? someone we haven't heard from. female teacher: anyone else? through internet essentials, comcast has connected more than 3 million people in need to low-cost, high speed internet at home, helping to make sure that every hand in the classroom goes up. male teacher: okay, veronica. amphibian. male teacher: excellent. welcome to a brighter futur

i think clinton has the definite advantage. >> i have to tell stewart steven's story. at we do. i called stewart thursday and i said what are you doing? he said i'm just leaving a wake, i said oh, my god, i'm so sorry, why did you pick up? he said, no, a wake for the republican party. i think the fact that it's close is structural, it's about what's going on in this country. it's not -- you asked about competing health reports, there is really not a comparison, once again between what she released and what we think he's going to two tomorrow. i'm always nervous on the eve of them doing the same thing that we lump them together. >> another break for us, we'll be right back. people say, let's just get a sandwich or something. "or something"? you don't just graduate from medical school, "or something." and we don't just pull smoked chicken, bake fresh foccacia and hand-slice avocado. there's nothing "or something" about it. ♪ using 60,000 points from my chase ink card i bought all the framework... wire... and plants needed to give my shop... a face... no one will forget. s

kra charles krauthammer is here and we will speak with stewart stevens. we begin the night with our chief political correspondent reporting live from trump tower in new york city. the fighting has hardly died down. >> reporter: it's getting hotter and hotter by the moment. both of the candidates, trump and clinton, actually had separate meetings with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu today. apart from that they got just about nothing in common. they face off tomorrow night. it has already been filled with trash talk. it started last week when the clinton campaign suggested that they were going to have in the front row mark cuban, the billionaire, former tv reality star and owner of the dallas mavericks nba team basically to try to distract and irritate donald trump. that prompted cuban to send a tweet out saying he would be willing to show up. trump followed that by saying if that were the case he would bring in jennifer flowers who back in the '90s acknowledged having had a sexual relationship with bill clinton. he admitted it under oath during t

also former romney campaign adviser, stewart stevens.e trump's often criticized because of his tone, you thought secretary clinton could use prepping in that respect after last night's forum. >> well, what clearly happened there, she got hit with a number of questions right at the top about e-mail then they went to the first questioner who also asked about e-mail and i think in a half-hour show, she felt that too much was being placed on that one question and she was irritated and her irritation showed throughout as she was asked -- answering the other questions. i think it hurt her and i think there's a lesson in that for her as she prepares for these debates. you have to be able to shake those things off. >> you can't allow irritation even if it's justifiable in some cases to kind of impact your performance overall. >> no, i think it's really, really important because she was there to address this room of veterans and when you start answering questions in an irritated tone, it s's as if you're speaking to them in irritation and that's

. >> let me speak to you as someone who is a republican, like stewart stevens who worked for romney. he said if barack obama, in 2008, had said, oh, you know, putin is better than george w. bush as a leader, he said republicans would have said obama, get out of the race. you're a disgrace to the american people. so what happens last night? that's exactly what trump says. putin is a great leader. we should love putin. and everybody oh, fine, that's terrific. >> i agree and i disagree in the sense that i think he has a fondness for autocrats, but isn't he talking about perception of defending your country -- it's not necessarily the best comparison. >> it's more of a strength model to say putin will do what it takes to defend his country. that's why putin is dangerous and russia is a major cause of concern for us. trump has said that i would like to sit down and talk and work things out. some of the evidence of that is, he went straight to mexico and sat down and had a conference and a meeting directly with pena nieto to go over all this. so you think the kind of approach, he's a busin

. >> right, senator greg, i think i talked to stewart stevens a while back.d i want to ask you about something he said. because that famous moment in 2000, when al gore kind of invaded george w. bush's personal space, walking across the stage to him. i understand that you actually -- when you were gore, and as you said, you'd watched a lot of his debating, he was an aggressive debater, you'd actually run through that possibility in rehearsals. how did you -- was it just from watching past debates, you knew he might do that? >> well, i knew al. and i'd also watched his debate style. and he was always on the offensive. and not to be too denigrating, but al really thought he was superior to george w. bush. and one of the ways he felt he could express it was to physically get in his space and look down on him because he was bigger than he was and help get an answer. so i thought he would do that, and we did practice that in debate prep. we only did it once, because the governor's reaction, soon to be president, was the exact same as on the stage, he looked at me

again, stewart stevens, mitt romney's lead strategist twieted out if obama said this in the campaign there would be calls the next day for him to quit the race. i don't disagree with that. he is held to a -- >> the praising of -- what you -- what rick and what collins said got to was, look, what we're basically saying here is, isis is the greater evil. we are going to have to work with people with whom we agree and not everything, i think that's fine. that's not what he said. what he said is, he has -- his first response is he has 82% popularity. his second response is i've said these things about saying things -- it had nothing to do with the -- what rick is talking about, his policy piece -- i get that -- >> but the older -- in the audience -- >> those two things completely aren't related. i understand why the congressman had to say that. but you can say we need to work with russia where we can without praising putin. >> basically what every american president policy is -- >> but you're right, but the bar is so low for donald trump. like the fact he can stand up and basically not f

. >> right, senator greg, i think i talked to stewart stevens a while back.nd i want to ask you about something he said. because that famous moment in 2000, when al gore kind of invaded george w. bush's personal space, walking across the stage to him. i understand that you actually -- when you were gore, and as you said, you'd watched a lot of his debating, he was an aggressive debater, you'd actually run through that possibility in rehearsals. how did you -- was it just from watching past debates, you knew he might do that? >> well, i knew al. and i'd also watched his debate style. and he was always on the offensive. and not to be too denigrating, but al really thought he was superior to george w. bush. and one of the ways he felt he could express it was to physically get in his space and look down on him because he was bigger than he was and help get an answer. so i thought he would do that, and we did practice that in debate prep. we only did it once, because the governor's reaction, soon to be president, was the exact same as on the stage, he looked at me

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trevor noah's numbers are down 40% from when jon stewart hosted the show. city anyone -- steven is down from letterman. >> there is concern that bill clinton has lost his touch on the campaign trail. the former president filled in for his wife this week while she was recovering from pneumonia but a democratic source say campaign aides consider president obama or michelle obama a better standin. the court supposed when the see bill clinton the first thing you think of is not hilary, it's former president and yesterday. he can go and raise money but in terms of what she is going to do as president, she needs to be making that case. meantime, the author, peggy noonan penned an oped and opinions out how low trustworthyings in numbers have plagued hillary clinton since the beginning of her public life. aaron is a political politics -- national politics editor for the "wall street journal." where too you see this thing in the arc? i don't think the article was suggesting bill clinton is terrible at it, just he is a reminder of previous things and she wants to be looking forward. >> is

steven from stewart franklin and look it's rick santelli. is it simple to say friday was a selloff and today it is a rally? is that what is going on here? >> it is kind of remarkable that i find myself agreeing with brander at this point because i'm normally quite hawkish. you have to ask if the fed had normalized interest rates when they had the golden opportunity 2013-2014, not now when growth is slowing would they be talking about easing rights or raising rates? let's say the fed's rate was 2.5% they would be talking about cutting interest rates. >> how as a long-term investor do you read these comments and major moves we are seeing breaking out of the summer lull of volatility based on some fed comments around september, december. how do you tune it all out? >> i don't read the comments. we have been in a market regime for about the last seven years. u.s. stocks and bonds beating everything else. now we have the market environment where foreign stocks have been doing much better. you have brazil up 70%. russia up a great deal. most impor

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