let's look at some of the things wikileaks has released. according to a russian news organization, they have sort of taken the best of recent hacks. one involved her wall street speeches. a january 2016 e-mail detailed how she boasted of her great relationships with bankers in october 2013 speech, she spoke of how more thought has to be given to the process and transactions and regulations so that we do not kill or maim what works. but we concentrate on the most effective way of moving forward with the brainpower and the financial power that exists here on wall street. many e-mails involved some of these paid speeches she has given to wall street groups, something her opponents were calling for the release. how big an impact is this making? guest: the first impact these e-mails are having, they have not been confirmed. the clinton campaign has been very explicit that they will not comment on the authenticity of stolen material. while they are largely being treated as accurate given that the clinton campaign is not saying this is false, that

i am glad the wikileaks are coming out. diae the mainstream never says anything bad about hillary, never tells us the truth of what hillary and bill clinton did, what bill clinton is doing with women and what hillary did two different countries of the world. she started wars everywhere. she is responsible for a lot of the wars. they are always saying something bad about donald trump, what he did two women 12 years ago, 15 years ago. we do not care about that. we care about what is going to happen in the future, but they are going to do for our us as people, like social security, economy, terrorism. they are bringing in all kinds of refugees here. how do we know terrorists not coming in? all those people that were shot in the orlando or california, they were children of refugees. we do not know what is going to happen in the future. the need to start caring for our country, america. .ost: barbara our last caller next, we will be joined by realclearpolitics senior elections analyst sean trende. he will be here to discuss his w

you tell me what you think is most damaging things in the wikileaks emails. , in some ways this is having an effect that we are not all seeing. think about the damage to the relationships that are being done to people inside clinton world, the campaign and the other supporting people. you don't know who is a friend and who is an ally. the things people have said to one another. if she wins. >> this guy doug band on his comments on chelsea clinton is not going to be around for long. >> a lot of people in that world taking shots at one another that i think will have a lasting effect. i think the comment, the anti-catholic comments stuck out as something that people remember. something that people i have spoken to just in flying out here brought up without even being asked about it these fbi, the new information on these fbi files and interview summaries is pretty problematic and will get more attention and will get additional investigation. >> mara, think about, this so we have the wikileaks, thousands and thousands, 21,000 as of today. the fbi documents that st

as we have said since the last debate. wikileakseleased thousands more of hillary clinton's hacked e-mails including transcripts of three speeches she gave to goldman sachs. the fbi has released new documents of its investigation of clinton's use of a private e-mail server. people are expecting donald trump to use all of this as ammunition later tonight. phil mattingly joins us. you've been on the campaign trail with donald trump. what specific attacks may donald trump roll out related to the wikileaks hack? >> reporter: there has been a lot of focus on the pre-game thee theatrics. there is fertile ground in john podesta's e-mails. the clinton campaign has not confirmed the atenticity of the e-mails. and they claim this is a russian operation and should be taken as such. for the trump campaign, this has become a staple of donald trump's campaign speeches, and something he is absolutely going to attack on in the debate tonight. look at two specific issues. one, from a speech that was documented in these e-mails where hillary clinton

where are the wikileaks story? >> that about does it for us tonight. we leave you as us as, a our political quote of the day, mark twain, he wrote "the political and commercial morals of the united states are not food for >>> welcome to "red eye." hello, everyone. i'm tom shillue. let's check in with tv's andy levey at the "red eye" tease deck. >> coming up on the big showing an electoral map would defeat hillary clinton if only men voted. i'm sure is vince foster would agree. and they make up the all male class of nobel prize winners will i guess these times they aren't a changing. nobody hates me more than i do for making the joke. and finally after alex trebek calls it a nerd corp loser, from the immortal words of

we have gotten glimpses of these last friday in the first batch of wikileaks e-mails, a memo laying out all the potential vulnerabilities. nothing too surprising. it will confirm what we knew about clinton and therefore be a bit of a wrorschach test. i'm sure on wednesday donald trump will use this against her in the debate. it is something that the clinton campaign is preparing for. she was caught a little bit off guard in the last debate when donald trump brought up the wikileaks e-mail, specifically one about her saying needed to have a public point on issues and a private point on issues, kind of saying she was two different people. clinton was a little caught off guard, more prepared for this and i expect going after trump much harder on the alleged russia connection. this has been a big thing her campaign has made an issue of this week. they blame the russian government of hacking john podesta's e-mail hacking, the dnc, and they say trump is acting as an unwitting agent of vladimir putin, comparing it it to watergate. they expect a lot of that on wednesday. >> and so secretary cli

not only this project veritas video,s fbi documents, the wikileaks. is that breaking through to some how effect the election, especially with independents? >> well, the first thing it does is breaks the flow of bad news coming out of the trump side. anything that distracts from the current scandals and from his hyperbole which is being roundly denounced even among republicans about a fixed election. anything that distracts from that is good news. but secondly, the video you shows actually gives some substance, some backup to the charge about a rigged election. now, i don't think it in any way implies that the outcome of the presidential election is going to be affected by some cheating here and there, but nonetheless, i think it does help to put something of substance behind the trump charge. >> charles as always. thank you. >>> the panel joins me in las vegas to talk about the presidential election. one day away from the final debate. plus the latest fox news polls. we'll dig into those. as we go to break a look at the debate hall for this final debat

but the revelations don't stop there. wikileaks also uncovered more about the inner workings of the clinton foundation. this is interesting. this is pay to play. chelsea clinton in 2011 raced questions about corruption and pay-to-play and practices going on inside her family's charity, but her complaints were ignored and she was viciously attacked for speaking out by one of her father's long-time aides doug ban. he called chelsea a spoiled brat. keep in mind as a.p. previously reported, 55% of non-governmental people who met with hillary clinton while secretary of state ended up donating or pledging money to clinton foundation. is that selling access? abc news is reporting after the 2010 erlgt quake in haiti, remember, 150,000 people died, a reported $10 billion in relief aid was dedicated to that disaster. at that time hillary's state department gave special treatment to bill clinton's friends who may have been looking to cash in. the editorial board call this the most damming clinton foundation story yet, they made separate lists

rubio: i will not be talking about any revelations that come about from the wikileaks. ey are not partisan people end of told us this is the work of a foreign intelligence agency. we cannot be a country where foreign intelligence agencies can interfere or influence our political process. what i would say to my republican colleagues, some who made be disappointed by my position, today it is them but tomorrow it could be us. do we really want to be a country where foreign leaders or intelligence agencies can blackmail our elected officials and say to them, unless you do we want you to do, we will release e-mails from your campaign manager? your wife, your daughter, your son? unless you want to be embarrassed, you better do what we want you to do. is that what we want? i will tell you, that is what vladimir putin does. mark: will other republicans adopt this position? john: i do not know, i hope they do. where was that marco rubio a year and a half ago? he could have been the republican nominee. we have thought about this a lot. whatever happens, this will be an unprecedent

>> and drowns out the wikileaks controversy over hillary clinton. re people are going to understand this, relate to this than they are about the dodging and calculating that goes on inside her campaign, or for that matter, what an aide said about catholics. it trumps what may have hurt -- >> no pun intended. >> isn't it a coincidence that donald trump's ability to get billions of dollars of uninterrupted basically unchallenged air time just expired as soon as the republican primary ended? look at the last day. four women, three different news outlets. i would be astonished if the democrats were not behind some of this. nbc apparently sat on the tape. look. i'm not going to defend what donald trump said in the tape at all. cannot be defended but if nbc and tmz reported this, if nbc and their executives had this information weeks or even months ago and they held on to it to drop it when it had the maximum electoral impact that is not journalism. >> that story said they would expunge billy bush's part before they put it out and then -- they decided the

the wikileaks thing is not rating as well. you can see more about this tomorrow. "the wall street journal" editorial report, it's an hour long program, i love it. they will cover it more if you are interested. the story i think that's gotten very buried in all of this trump talk is the one that there is discontent at the fbi at high levels, upset about how the e-mails was handled and comey saying there should be no indictment. that's the story that's been buried. could have to do with ratings. donald trump is not helping himself by continuing to -- >> is this liberal media bias? >> when you look at the tiny ratio of coverage devoted to wikileaks, wikileaks knows what it feels like to be marco rubio or jeb bush. during the primaries, that's what the ratio was. clearly, to your point, the media wants hillary to win. there's no doubt about that. even after devoting billions of dollars of free media to trump. do you feel you were set up? you were. you were set up. the media, including -- the only thing i'm happy about. hillary and obama, they knew elevating donald trum

as for hot topics like the wikileaks constant drip of campaign e-mails, the director said she will be ready. >> wikileaks will come up, but we think an important context for that at the debate should focus on the extraordinary and unprecedented and disturbing russia is playing in influencing the election. the other thing we would expect as being in the news that would come up, there were allegations against donald trump by women and that's something she'd like an opportunity. >> reporter: the latest fox news poll talked about the broader issue of clinton's private e-mail and whether she was lying about how her e-mails were handled. two-thirds of voters said likely yesterday. 23% said no. look for wikileaks to be an issue tonight. they'll turn it to try to say blame the russians for hacking. she'll seek to go on offense on the allegations against donald trump by those women. >> and some debate as to whether or not bill clinton will come out and shake hands at the beginning. thank you. we'll check back with you. 20 days out until the election. hours away until the final faceoff between

by the way, hillary raised money for that pack. also thanks to wikileakse know that the president exchanged e-mails with hillary, meaning he knew she wasn't using a government account. he lied to all of you have. another released e-mail showed clinton's own staff wasoncernedd done. neer tandem is the cochairman of the transition team, while she said to set up the clinton serve of was bleeping insane. that's not all. despite comey not recommending bringing charges against hillary clinton when he testified before congress in july comey admitted that clinton was not telling the truth about her e-mails. you have may remember this exchange. >> secretary clinton said there was nothing marked classified on her e-mails, either sent or received. was that true? >> that's not true. there were a small number of portion markings on i think three of the documents. >> secretary clinton said i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. was that true? >> no, there was classified material e-mailed. >> secretary clinton sa

they claim moral outrage over the wikileaks because of the russian connection. despite secretary clinton's long and the various dealings with putin's rapid air. from the reset to the bad uranium details to the -- fiasco. if the wikileaks dump or trump focused with clinton camp be denouncing a -- not a chance. instead they be capitalizing making more acts like this courtesy of "the new york times" elite. >> he claims he is worth $10 billion but a new report shows he they may not paid any federal taxes for almost 20 years. >> he didn't pay any federal income tax. >> if he thinks that makes him smart what does he think of you? kennedy: if that lake is fair game that is all fair game. trump is making the wikileaks the focus of his campaign now. >> john podesta has terrible instincts. bernie sanders said you have bad judgment. i agree with both. kennedy: however the leaks were about a trump operative or from the rnc donald would be threatening to sue. he'd be having -- by the dozens on stage calling for -- these these candidates can't have it both ways. you either co

press to bury the wikileaks revelations which are far more relevant. next year, someone is going to be in the white house. either the taxes are going to go up or down. the money is going to come out of my pocket or money is going to be in my pocket. next year, somebody is going to have to really stand up to isis because hillary clinton and barack obama created isis. it can't be hillary. it has to be somebody new. his personal life, by the way, i think these allegations are not true. i'm going to tell you why i think they're not true. i'm not going to put my lawyer's hat on, but i'm doing it as a friend of donald trump's. i have known him for 28 years. i have been in every circumstance imaginable with him, i think. i have seen him with women all the time. i know men who are inappropriate and i don't like it. i have never seen him one time, one time, act inappropriate to a woman. >> you know -- >> and there were other men in public, public figures, that i can say something far different about, who go around putting their hands on every woman imaginable. o

where are the wikileaks story? >> that about does it for us tonight. ve you as us as, a our political quote of the day, mark twain, he wrote "the political and commercial morals of the united states are not food for laughter. they're the entire basket." bill reilly is up next. we hope you join us tomorrow, too. good night. >> you're right, it's on, the tonight. >> overnight, a flood of new allegations, multiple bill who say donald trump touched or kissed them inappropriately. >> these vicious claims of inappropriate conduct with women are totally and absolutely false. >> the campaign gets even more intense. even as a new fox poll indicated who was ahead. tonight, we'll have complete campaign coverage. >> clinton appears to contradict her own public stance on the hut button issue of trade, saying my dream is a hemispheric common market with open trade and open

we did talk about the wikileaks stuff. inton is off the campaign trail, apparently studying up for the third and final debate. we have more on how team clinton is dealing with all of this. sir. >> reporter: hey, good morning, neil, and there are continued questions of democrats and those in the clinton campaign about this almost daily release now of john modesta's e-mails from wikileaks t. approach in the clinton campaign is they refuse to discuss the contents of the e-mails and controversies within them an refuse to authenticate whether they're actually the e-mails that come from his campaign or his e-mail account. instead, they are deflecting this spire controversy to the alleged perpetrators of this hack, the russians. >> governor pence has condoned that and we think that he's pretty speaks volumes of what donald trump needs to admit and, you know, beyond that, we're not going to comment about the e-mails. >> reporter: the campaign is also refing reporters to former national security official works with the campaign have

you can see it right here on the fox news channel. tonight wikileaks has been temporary aly shut down after releasing a new round of e-mails that could do major damage to the clinton campaign. in just a few minutes we'll get reaction from kellyanne conway and newt gingrich. but first after exposing what appeared to be a democratic plot to ensite violence at trump rallies, james o'keefe is out with a brand. new undercover video that is more disturbing. this seems to show democratic operatives discussing ways that could commit voter fraud on a massive scale. fox news channel has not independently verified the content but what we see is shocking. watch this. >> it's a very easy thing for republicans. >> bus people in. >> you know what, we've been bussing people in [ bleep ] 50 years and we're not going to stop now. we're going to find a different way to do it. so, i mean, i grew up with that idea. they used to bus people to iowa. we need people -- >> the plans that was discussed was how to bring people from one state into another state to vote illegally.

how will hillary clinton explain the latest wikileaks revelations? >>> plus the best political minds will be here with insights from the campaign trail. >>> hello, i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of the union is eagerly waiting to hear from you. we're just three weeks and three days away from election day. how are you guys and gals going to vote? new poll shows hillary clinton four points ahead of donald trump with just three weeks until election day. abc news/washington post poll shows clinton at 47% with trump at 43%, gary johnson at 5 and jill stein at 2. what effect did that leaked tape of trump bragging about grabbing women have on the race? 63% of voters saying noes ining after the platoon said trump groped them or forcibly kissed them. 68% say you do think trump has made unwanted advances. so despite a whirlwind week, not much as changed for voters. could the final debate move the needle at all? here to talk about is it nancy pelosi, leader pelosi, thanks for being here. we appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> for the past ten days,

why isn't the media covering the wikileaks more? and to be honest, when you're presented with the internal machinations of a campaign on the campaign going back and forth, there are damaging things in there. then a candidate himself making lewd comments about women and women coming forward and claiming assault, there is a bit of a difference. the assault is going to get more attention. >> kate, last night the trump campaign released a statement from one of the accuser's cousins to rebuke the latest allegations. should he pivot to talk issues? can he even do that where just stay on point about the issues. don't get dragged into like refuting every single one of the accusations as they come up with the terms we've been hearing? >> that's exactly right. that's what donald trump should be doing. at this point, if he tries to debunk one at a time and shoots off at twitter, the drip, drip, drip may not work for him. the better strategy is to try to bring it back to the issues. we have the debate coming up on wednesday. and that's the best

and ignoring the wikileaks e-mails that are coming out. liz:ou are on fire and coming back, are you going to bring it? >> yeah! >> by the way. >> bill clinton, the blue dress. the fallout. >> if you're going parade these women. >> it was the "new york times," they have lost credibility with americans. >> they're the newspaper of note. liz: leave it there. >> you guys are great. liz: love it. by the way, we're less than an hour away from a new fox poll coming out at 6:00 p.m. on "making money" with charles payne, it is coming out on fox business at the top of the hour. >>> next guest says hillary camp mocking conservative catholics, what about the refusal to say the term radical islam. we're staying on that story. basically the next guest says it's proof she will continue president obama's failed isis policies. he's iraq veteran pete hegseth. he's with me and he's next. don't go away. >> we are not at war with islam, and it is a mistake and it plays into the hands of the terrorists to act as though we are. . >> what i have been careful about

that the wikileaks has been undercovered by the media. no question. but the idea that the media wasn't going to be against the republican nominee. i'm not sure what world we're living in anymore. yes, donald trump has been attacked by the media. but the person who is mainly responsible for stabbing donald trump is donald trump who continues to stab himself in the chest with his own libido. you do that for to years and you're surprised when somebody brings it up a month before the election. it's not a he said/she said. it's a he said and she confirmed. there's no tape last friday, he's not pressed by anderson cooper denying that this happened. the media was going to drop every woman who kissed forcibly on him. trump should have known this was going this way. and to claim it's a victimization campaign with trump at the center, welcome to politi politics. >> welcome to dirty politics. >> one woman said she called them. the people magazine said she had the same reaction. there isn't evidence of collusion. you just suspect it but there's no ev

a top aide says trump will go after hillary clinton hard on the wikileak e-mail releases. next hour, he had is expected to have her first rally with michelle obama in north carolina. team clinton dealing with damage from the latest release of those hacked e-mails. russians believed to be responsible for them, but republicans argue the latest batch goes right to the charge of pay-to-play. a reminder trump is coming up at the half hour. hillary clinton and michelle bomb next ho obama next hour. we have peter alexander, andrea mitchell and kasie hunt. peter, let's talk about where you are in springfield. how hard do you think donald trump is going after hillary clinton over the e-mails? i wouldn't be surprised if we heard about obamacare, too? >> reporter: you're right. he's going to try to hit on this wikileaks today and across the state. it's a point he's already been making on his favorite megaphone, twitter, while tweeting out a link to this article about bill clinton, inc., as described in this 2011 memo by a long-time aide to the former president. he says it demonstrate

and the wikileaks trail tonight. the new e-mails and the clinton campaign left to respond. >>> the school shooting. and tonight, the 911 tapes now released. >> stay in the classroom, okay? don't open the doors for anything. >>> the teachers frantically trying to save their students. >>> and quarterback tom brady, and the question he was asked today. why he walked off. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin with the fast-moving investigation into a deadly plane crash. and a disturbing new turn tonight. the fbi is now investigating whether the crash was intentional. a flight instructor and a student pilot onboard. the instructor, who survived, said this was no accident. crashing right onto main street in east hartford, connecticut. the student pilot, reportedly a jordanian national, did not survive. the family right there in that mini van, barely escaping with their lives. a mother and her children now recovering. abc's linzie janis leads us off from the scene. >> re

the fox news channel. you don't want to miss it. tonight wikileaks has been temporarily shut down after releasing a new round of e-mails that could do major damage to the clinton campaign. we will have all of the details tonight. in just a few minutes we will get reaction from trump campaign manager kellyanne conway and newt gingrich. but after exposing what appeared to be a democratic plot to incite violence at trump rallies, james o'keefe is out with a new tape. it seems to show ways being discussed to commit voter fraud on a massive scale. fox news channel as we told you last night has not independently verified the content, but what we see is shocking. watch this. >> it is an easy thing for republicans to say, they're bussing people in. you know what, we've been bussing people in [ bleep ] 50 years and we're not going to start now. going to find a different way to do it. so, i mean, i grew up with that idea, you know. they used to bus people out to iowa. we needed people out there, bus people out there. >> the plan discussed was how to bring peop

acting dnc head, because the previous one was canned after the wikileaks came out during the democratic convention and hello. tim kaine, who used to have that job before president obama drilled him into service to run for the united states senate. during this tenure as the dnc chairman himself. so how damaging is this, if now, you're not talking about campaign impressive. you're not talking about john podesta. you're not talking about debbie wasserman-schultz. what happens now is not only hillary clinton but tim kaine wind up in the cross hairs of wikileaks and something they don't want out weeks before the election. >> it's what donald trump leaves and the only thing that can save him at this point is some big course, has been focused on women, donald trump, the allegations sexual assault, et cetera, et cetera. that has kind of died down but do you think that some wikileaks could actually change the whole dynamic of this race >> i'm not sure. you're looking at two candidates who certainly have their schaeffer flaws, unfortunately for the voters, i think a

wikileaks. the problem is, vladimir putin. what are they going to do about it? if putin is as the administration claims, the intelligence or security committee or hillary clinton says, what are we going to do if he is hacking into the political environment, if putin hacks into the u.s. voting system? nothing. >> kt, this administration didn't have the guts to say, who hacked into opm? the office of personnel management, 33 million names. they're data. presidents past, employees of the federal government. outrageous. they didn't have the guts to respond when china comes in and just walks through like it's a vineyard picking grapes. i mean, this is a passive administration. the democratic party is obviously corrupt. they are colluding in a presidential campaign among the white house, the justice department and the campaign itself. my god. and we're supposed to worry about russia helping wikileaks, which seems to be the only agency committed to the american public's right to know. right? >> well, yeah,

the wikileaks documents make more cheer. ay, these dishonest peel, may not stream media, they don't talk about this. wheeks shows something i've been warning about for a very, very long time. the media is an e of the campaign. they may think of themselves as journalists but they're actually cogs for a corrupt political machine. donald trump talking about the wikileaks e-mail dump and it clearly shows, yes, he was right all along and i've been right all along. i said in 2008, journalism is dead in america. you see it here. the main stream media in the tank with clinton. david clark is with us, larry elder, the ceo for national coalition for trump. it's everything you and i talked about for years. nbc. cnn feeds questions ahead of time. the new york times. the "washington post." "boston globe." they are an extension. they are clinton campaign. it is so corrupt at a level that nobody really believed until now. and something else. their talking about why some grooms succeed and why others don't like blacks and muslims. and he thi

given that the wikileaks came out on friday in a fortuitous bit of timing. is could be the week where there is much more explanation about the precise content of wikileaks and instead, we're talking about infighting in the republican party. there was no need for this to happen. one wonders what the relationship is between paul ryan and donald trump is. where ryan could have been brought back from the ledge if there had been a phone call. i don't know what that relationship is like and whether it is beyond repair. their a lot of people say that trump understands why he is going to lose and if he is setting up for a media empire. if you think about him talking about the election being stolen, him blaming the media and the republican blimt. he is starting to lay out a read that cat. >> all that stuff. it is ball saying here'sy lost and here's why you should stay angry about this. our thanks to mark and katy. coming up, we're calling in the surrogates. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading whever i choose. the east and the west

the file said it does not. i start with you, david. when we talk about wikileaks this has been, first of all, we do not know if it is true because no one confirms anything and it is the work of a shady something out there, but if this is true do we see the transition from wikileaks to embarrassing to dangerous? >> not necessarily. but only time will tell. part of the issue with the wikileaks is there is so much information out there coming out each day. >> the barrage. >> they drown each other out. there is so much in this that is harmless and stupid and doesn't matter that everyone makes -- the clinton opponents are treated equally. hillary clinton and her team strategize how to win the election. bombshell. caught. well, wait, something from the file, bombshell, caught. for a regular voter to put two and two together statement that a flood of negative information is coming out about donald trump and when donald trump is dominating the headlines but not in a good way makes it difficult for this to make a difference. now, it could change. if information comes to li

but most of the wikileaks stuff isn't about hillary clinton. it's about podesta. campaign manager. saying questionable things to the campaign staff or clinton people saying questionable things to the state department and state department saying questionable things. so, there is no video or audio of hillary clinton saying anything and even the open border quote, it's hard to get that in context because we don't know the whole speech. i don't know if that's going to really resonate as much as the trump stuff has. >> no. it's not going to. of course. a tape will beat text every time. sex will beat corruption any time. nonetheless, since we are not at the peak of that frenzy, we are going into the last debate it doesn't matter if the overwhelming majority of the stuff in the wikileaks is about staff. have you got 90 minutes to talk about 10,000 emails. you only need one or two or three items having to do with hillary. one of the most damaging is that she says you've got to have a public position and private position. that goes to the essence of her weakness that people