walk us through this. >> when it comes to the tweets anderson, trump is saying that tweeting is an effective form of communication. one of his advisors coming out earlier today and saying what you see on twitter isn't necessarily the message of the campaign. but try telling that to donald trump. donald trump up early this morning and not letting up on his attacks of former miss universe alicia machado. the nominee tweeting before dawn, wow, crooked hillary was do you knowed and used by hi and trump adding did crooked hillary help her become a u.s. citizen so she could use her in the debate yet offering no --. hillary clinton responding with a tweet of her own. what kind of man stays up all night to smear a woman with lies and conspiracy theories? and during a campaign stop in florida later in the day. >> i mean as late as twitter melt down is unhinged, even for him. it proves yet again that he is temperamentally unfit to be president and commander in chief. >> monday night clinton raised the accusation that trump called her miss piggy in 1996. >> her name is alicia machado. >> where did you

another tweet caught trump's eye at 11:00 p.m., steven dean, tweeted i can see at tony's shorts. he's very might leave for candidate soon, too. >> he took your message and sent it out to his 11.5 million followers. >> he frequently tweets from this mcdonald's. >> what was that like? >> you know immediately when you turn on your computer in the morning that you had hundreds and hundreds of notifications. >> do you think that's a good thing from a guy that could become president? >> i think that's he wants to do right by us so why not from time too time retweet a little guy like me. >> the retweet from trump was as big as it gets for him. jacob soboroff. >>> finally tonight there is an unusual hunt going francisco complete with a map and clues all part of a volunteer to join the right program serving kids. it had a lot of people finding mysterious messages and bottles all around the world. >> in a san francisco alley of a bottle. >> it was a child's half written tale. >> the next day they started their search. >> an invitation calls "save our story." it is known as 826 valencia, sp

tweet? >> for the political media to realize that donald trump is not a smart guy, he had to deliver the worst performance in debating and then start tweeting about ms. universe in the middle of the night, including this one at 5:30 this morning. did crooked hillary help disgusting, check out section tape and past, alicia m become a u.s. citizen so she could use her in the debate. >> no doubt that the next moderator will ask that question in the next debate. we don't know how many kids see donald trump's tweets, but he has nearly 12 million followers, so surely thousands of kids have by now shared the tweet about watching a sex tape. some of those kids have parents who they know are voting for donald trump and who they know probably don't want them watching sex tapes. i guesse gue the family values republican crowd will forgive donald trump because the sex tape doesn't exist. hillary clinton says the tweets prove that donald trump is unhinged. the trump team of spokes people and surrogates w

> i think, somebody is up reading these tweets, so those people who might be up reading his tweets at 2:00 in the morninth looking for something. >> wait a minute, gina, sharise is new to the show. she is the only one who is not confused. you are clear about -- >> i'm completely -- i completely get him. >> you're with us? >> yes. >> this recent tweet issue. if you noticed every single time donald trump says something, the media comes back at him in such the they're talking about reading his tweets. >> the show. >> this man has been accused of things, and people accuse you, surely you're going to defend yourself. he is human, too, like and excuse me, this man is far from being undisciplined. to do what donald trump has done without a competence of discipline. to say that he is not disciplined is something that should never be said with >> armstrong: "usa today" for the first time in its history examine many newspapers for the first time in history have endorsed mrs. clinton. which they would say they're not endorsing just don't vote. he don't know what they're talking about. they refer

he tweeted at me, but never tweeted me. am going to venture to say tweeting at me is basically i guess trashing some of in reporting is a little bit different than retweeting. but i love that package, i love you went there and found them. nice work. >> reporter: thanks, katy, a lot of times it is to trash someone, even if it is in someone else's voice. >> jacob, thank you so much. >>> up next, we'll change the topic, live to iraq, where the major offensive against isis is intensifying. they are ready to take the second largest city, could this be the beginning of the end for isis? stay with us. and you're talking to youro doctor about your medication... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me go further. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira has been clinically studied for over 18 years. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, includ

tweets or 4:00 a.m. tweets. i think he should be focused on going after clinton and her record. and the distraction -- it's a distraction to say oh, don't believe those stories. just let those stories go. ignore them. >> well, you know there is an issue. there is a question, i think, about this campaign as to whether donald trump is well able to distinguish issues that even though he may be dead right on them, don't really help him. >> i agree. >> from issues that really do help him. >> yeah. i think you saw that with the tweets this morning. on alicia machado. this is an issue that he should have put away in the debate or certainly the next day with one or two sentences saying this is something i said 20 years ago. this is the miss universe contestant. something i said 20 years ago. i said some things maybe i shouldn't have. but that isn't relevant to what we are talking about today. so why is miss clinton focusing on it so much. let's talk about the fact that she supports higher taxes and supports the president's healthcare plan. that's where he should be focusing. instead, is

out of nowhere comes this tweet, you loser, a typical donald trump tweet. 10:00 on sunday night, this is what this guy is doing and we saw the tweets here. here's the thing we have to start to do because we could go on and on about how reprehensible this is. we need to overlay of this as this is january 22. what is going to happen if he is starting in the morning with a morning briefing, but he is not capable of reading because he cannot focus and putin says, you are the man, where do we go from here? we have to say this is no longer funny. this man is potentially a president. it is reprehensible and vulgar and shows not only temperamental issues but stupidity. stupidity to have to use that -- we have to use that word. john: it is worth saying. it is also worth noting that this is the first time we have had a presidential nominee invoking a sex tape. there is no sex tape. it is made up. if you are sitting in the trump campaign, he had a bad debate and he made it worse by attacking machado. you need donald trump to perform better, and year candidate, rather than saying to you, i get it

and the site reports -- more than 17-million debate-related tweets. 64-percent of the tweets -- sent -- were about donald trump. and the top five most tweeted policies -- terrorism -- foreign affairs -- the economy -- heathcare -- and guns. the big question tonight -- who won this debate? according to a c-n-n / o-r-c -- instant poll -- hillary clinton won -- 57-percent to 34-percent. but 63-percent say -- donald if you're one of the millions of americans -- who watched the debate tonight --we want to tell us -- who you thought won -- and if the debate -- will have an impact -- on who you'll vote for -- in november. hillary clinton -- stumping again -- here las vegas -- this week. she'll be in town on wednesday -- urging nevadans -- to get out -- and vote early. no details yet on the rally. for more information -- on the campaing stop -- and early voting -- just head to our a fire guts a local strip mall... it took dozens of fire fighters -- to knock it out. why one man says -- he isn't letting the loss -- stop him -- from helping kids in need. and -- your car could be part of -- anot

another tweet caught trump's eye at 11:00 p.m., steven dean, tweeted i can see at tony's shorts. he's very unstable and might leave for candidate soon, too. >> he took your message and sent it out to 11.5 million followers. >> he frequently tweets from this mcdonald's. >> what was that like? >> you know immediately when you turn on your computer in the morning that you had hundreds and hundreds of notifications. >> do you think that's a good thing from a guy that could become president? >> i think that's great. he has said that he's the voice of us. he wants to do right by us so why not from a little guy like me. >> the retweet from trump was as big as it gets for him. jacob soboroff. up next, how a message in you inherit lots of traits from your family. my ancestor, lady beatrice, introduced the elizabethan ruff. great-grandfather horatio went west during the gold rush. and aunt susan was a a world champion. i inherited their can-do spirit. and their double chin. now, i'm going to do something about it. that destroys fat under the chin, leaving an improved profile. kybella? is a

and he followed up with this tweet saying. >> while hillary clinton tweeted this. >> and just two days until the final presidential debaet and 22 days until americans head to their voting booths to decide the next free leleader of the f world. >> hillary is running for president in what looks like to election. the election is being rigged all big lies. it's a rigged system. this is a rigged system, folks, but we're not going to let it happen. >> trump then tweeting the election is absolutely being rigged by the dishonest and distorted media pushing crooked hillary but also many media places. him but blaming polling places is entirely different and one trump's surrogates refuted. >> he said to reporters, they're the ones who have rigged it. he's never talked about cheating in the polling place. >> the american people are tired of the obvious bias in the na media. >> i believe the news media -- i believe the rigging is the level >> now trump is openly contradicting his own surrogates. well, so far no answer has been given. meanwhile, republicans are refuting trump's accusations with sena

here's the tweet here. it is so nice that the shackles have been taken off me and i can now fight for america the way i want to. we've got a trump surrogate here in just a moment. i' ask her precisely. any idea what that might mean, kelly o.? is that another paul ryan swipe or what? >> reporter: my first reaction to that is that there has been a lot of pressure on donald trump to try to work in a coordinated way with the rnc, reince priebus and paul ryan as the highest ranking republican official and because we know the sort of punch, counterpunch, if you're not with me, you're against me kind of attitude that donald trump displayed on twitter and in public that if he feels paul ryan is somehow working against him, then he does not feel bound by the trappings, the apparatus of the republican party. at the same time, we know that his campaign is relying very heavily on the work that the republican party has done over time to build a ground game and research, all those sorts of things. i'm sure he'll get crit

. >>> tonight, twitter says this was the most tweeted debate ever. we have been keeping tabs on what people in the bay area are tweeting about. icate? >> reporter: almost instantly there was an unusual moment that caught everyone's attention before the candidates had even said a word. no handshake. you can see it right there on the screen. talk about the gloves being off. candidates came out, they acknowledged each other. and that was it. kyle from san francisco tweeted the first a-political statement of the night, no handshake. nonpolitical sadly it is rooted in mutual hate. a short time later san francisco supervisor tweeted only "saturday night live" can make it okay. unfortunately this is real and not satire. and 10 there was this ... >> we are going to make trade deals and a strong border. >> reporter: liz tweets my mom thinking sniffles are trump's tell when he tells lies. clinton got called out how she handed affordable care act. >> what fix what is broke ben it but let's not throw it away. >> reporter: aca has been a major failure. make healt

trump's just tweeted -- trump's just tweeted if guess what donald trump's going to do tonight. i will be watching the great governor mike pence and will be live tweeting the vp debate starting tonight at 8:30 p.m. eastern standard time. it's not even eastern standard time. it's eastern daylight time. come on, get with it! >> the running mates are set to face off. now, "your world with neil cavuto" >> welcome, everybody, glad to have you. you can begin to cut the tension with a knife, as the number two candidates feeling pressure to continue to build up the pressure at the top of the ticket. and this is the university where you want to do it, longwood university, to win the rights to this, they had to do a couple of renovations and get a few wires and high-tech things like that in here to enable this and sure enough they got it all done and the eyes of the world will be on them. whether this debate matches the record holder for vp debates, that is the sarah palin/joe biden one in 2008, anybody's guess, in that one, it was almost 70 million viewers. of the overall debate record f

bill later tweeted he loves his brother but doesn't support trump. fourth bald win is staying out entirely which is probably a good idea at this point. >> i didn't know there was a daniel. >> i didn't either. >> look, it's friday, we've had a lot of stuff happen today, october surprise, politics and cocktails, they go hand-in-hand. especially >> mixing some up with the alexandria when we come back. put a >>> pastry chef in alexandria. thanks so much for being here. themed cocktails. tell us what these are and then what you're going to do >> we wanted a take election season tongue in cheek completely. we don't want take sides. we started with the hillary, we call it the crooked. not saying she's crooked. >> and this one is the i vote canada. hello mr. prime so we're going to be mixing up the diluted little manhattan. this is orange liquor. it's a half ounce of red and white vermouth. a little bit of brandy but we went on the cheap side. recipes there. if you want to try to take this. a little on the cheap side for that. the glass. little bit floating

tweeted five times.s was his fourth tweet in those two hours. this one says, it is so nice that the shackles have been taken off me and incan now fight for america the way i want to. this was after, i don't know, three or four tweets attacking paul ryan, the most powerful republican in the united states at the moment. let's bring in cnn political analyst david gergen is sheer, jackie kucinich is back, cnn political commentator and bureau chief of the daily beast and jason john, editor of t theroot.com. help sa he says it's so nice the shac e shackles have been taken often me and i can fight for america the way i want to. where you aware the shackles were on donald trump? >> he seemed to be the most unshackled candidate wefr had. he's been saying what he pleases. opportunity in caring too much about the consequences. he went into the first debate and he was dismissive of preparations and he wound up losing badly. what i do find interesting, carol, is that he has made the argument, several times, that he c

stop tweeting in the middle of the night. or stop talking about miss universe, because, clearly, he's the one who has continued this conversation all this week on "fox & friends." i mean, one thing after another. and it's not doing him any good. >> you know, what's unfortunate, anderson, is that secretary clinton called this the most important election of our lifetime. and yet, she decided to get involved in federal politics and bring in this issue up at the debate. >> how is that gutter politics? >> because it has nothing to do with the election. it has nothing to do with real americans and what their issues are, and what they're really concerned about. >> if a presidential candidate is calling people fat pigs, constantly referencing women's weight, that's not an important issue? >> i think an important issue the fact that there is joblessness, hopelessness in many communities, and the fact that people are suffering and really need help. that is the issue that people are concerned about at the dinner table. >> what does it s

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trump is tweeting about the shackles off. check out this new ad apparently evidence of how he plans to fight. >> hillary clinton doesn't have the strength to lead in our world. >> let's start with nbc's ali vitale live in new york. we see a tweet going after john mccain calling him foul mouthed, upset he dropped the endorsement, with drew it. we saw another tweet against paul ryan earlier this morning. what's the strategy? what can you tell us about what's happening inside the mind of the campaign? >> reporter: so that john mccain tweet you and peter referenced just came out. that's another example of donald trump taking on his own party, being a disruptor. that's sething the campaign seems okay with. they have never pushed back on the idea that trump is anything but an outsider despite the fact thaer working with the rnc, they are okay with trump pushing against the people who are detracting against him. that's what we are seeing play out on twitter. i asked a senior adviser what it means to have trump be shackles off. to th

and tweeting out these tweets is someone who is not stable. it's true. no, come on. no other politician -- >> you have never tweeted at 3:00 a.m. >> not about sex tapes that don't exist. >> 3:00 in the morning? >> yes, i got them. >> the point is, he's in the thick of it. >> i'm just teasing. >> in order to gain control of our nuclear triad, which he didn't understand what it was, and he thinks it's important to go after miss universe, because everything in the world, everything in this campaign is about him and his emotions. and what he feels and what he vents about. >> i don't think that's right. >> this shows he is not oo be trusted. >> can i make an offering? i'm sure two of you are going to disagree with me. there are legitimate voters out there concerned with the economic direction of the country, the social direction. they don't like the wars, their kids have been fighting them, not the elite. getting maimed, getting traumatization. there's something like 600,000 guys, mostly, who have mental or emotional problems coming out of these wars. the elite doesn't ca

it's been changing minute by minute, tweet by tweet. >> reporter: tweet by tweet is a good way to putt. first of all, the trump campaign preparing for what is likely to come out at the top of the debate, which is most likely a question about trump's vulgar questions that he's made. campaign is ridding itself of that. ru rudy giuliani said trump will probably apologize. there are certainly a folks within the gop that want to see a more heartfelt apologize coming from him. what his base wants to see is more of the defiant trump. one woman telling me she wants to see a, quote, knockout, drag-out debate. when i asked her, is anything off the table? she said, no, donald trump should go after hillary clinton and bill clinton. we have seen him go after bill clinton on twitter. we have also seen him go after a number of the gop leaders who have spoken out, condemning the remarks that donald trump made. donald trump on twitter calling many of them traitors. also saying, quote, so many self-righteous hypocrites. watch their poll numbers and elections go down. so certainly there are a number of

producer shonda rhimes tweeted out to martha raddatz tweeting watching martha do her thing is magical. magical. she can't deal with the stupidity. >> and ed helms had i wish i had asked why do we have cup holders in movie theater seats, but not airplane seats? >> i wondered about that. another high road, tweeting out best question at end, mrs. clinton says, i respect his children, and mr. trump says, she's a fighter, she doesn't give up, and fights hard. it was the best question of the night. >> maybe because the tray table is on the back of the seat. >> a little bit, but, still, it would be nice. >> we'll get to the bottom of that. >> yes. "saturday night live." >> the latest scandal, friday's disclosure about comments caught on video that trump made about women to billy bush aboard an access hollywood bus 11 years ago. >> and alec baldwin did his trump impression saturday night talking and appeared as a news anchor covering the controversy. >> i'd like to take this time to formally apple-i-gize. >> what are you saying? >> >> are you trying to say "apologize?" >> no, i would never do

the most re-tweeted thing was a 2012 tweet from trump.concept of global warming was created by and for the chinese in order to make u.s. manufacturing noncompetitive. that was the single most re-tweeted thing. if clinton can't get millennials on board, do you think that they will just show up to vote against trump on that issue? >> no, i think to make an assumption that millennials are only concerned about the environment or climate change. >> no, not only, but we know they're very concerned. >> they might be very concerned, poppy, but to think that's the only reason they're going to vote or turn out or not turn out is i think wrong. one of the thing secretary clinton has working against her is millennials don't know her, don't trust her, and aren't inspired by her. so the huge gap of enthusiasm for her and that same gap that's not there with the obama coalition coming out for her is the main reason if on election day, it is raining or a party the night before or they're sleepy and tired, they're probably not going to vote for secretary c

tweet storm. i think it goes right to the argument about how he has a lack of temperament. >> at the debate hillary clinton was asked whether the police have an implicit bias against blacks. she said we all have to examine. why didn't she say most are honest and not bigoted and put their lives on the line for us. >> she says it all the time. that is her position. she goes out of her way every time she talks about the issue we face in terms of trying to build better trust between law enforcement and the community they serve that the vast majority in addition to putting their lives on the line every day perform honorbly. we just saw in the response in new york city to the chelsea explosions how valiant our law enforcement is. i think she does think there is work to be done. she has called for national standards in terms of insuring we are not having an implicit bias. >> hillary clinton is in charlotte today. before the debate your campaign manager said it's unfair to ask for hillary to play both tra

her campaign officials have been tweeting and poking fun at donald trump and we woke up to tweets from her campaign, and making fun for tweeting in the middle of the night, and only these tweets said, it's 3:20 a.m., and as good a time to tweet about national service, and that was her theme yesterday as he was courting the younger millennial voters. as you point out, hillary clinton has got onbump in the polls post debate, and she tops trump in michigan, 42 to 35, and broadly speaking, political analyst thought trump had a rocky first debate so his aides saying he is going to really be preparing for the second debate, and there's a lot of focus on what is going to happen in the next debate, and there's no doubt secretary clinton as of right now has gotten a bump in the key states. >> clinton is off the campaign trail today. what do you think she will bring up in the five days ahead? >> well, i think that she is, again, going to try and court those younger millennial voters, and if you look at the polls right now, gary johnson and jill stein getting 20% of the younger voters and she wan

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when the tweets started but for a lot of hours. i cannot figure out what donald trump gains especially amongst women by continuing to attack alicia machado. now we're into sex tape territory. it's a scene from a reality tv show where they were under the covers. he made this situation a thousand times bigger than it was before. it's part of his familiar pattern of refusing to walk away from fights even when the fight does not benefit him. >> okay. but these polls still pretty tight. clearly if you look at who won the debate from our polls, number nine who won the first debate. clinton 61%. trump 21%. there has been some movement here based on that first debate. >> yeah. i think that people have responded to the poll that way are right. she went to this debate eager to bait him. eager to get under his skin. the miss universe thing was a very clever trap. she got under his skin. >> under the wire. >> like she knew she had to get it in and she got it in. she's clearly getting under his skin during the debate. but to watch it kind of pe

>> if he stops tweeting. if he doesn't take -- if somebody baits him -- if he keeps on topic of how does this affect american people. if they're talking about history with women, on either side, i think that's totally immaterial. i think that he needs to stay on what the people want to hear about today. >> reporter: thank you very much, june. and i would note, ari, that 9 in 10 supporters i've talked to since the debate will say something similar. that they wish that he would -- even though they like him, maybe tough, like him as the counter puncher, they want him to get back on another topic. ari? >> appreciate it. great to hear directly from a trump voter, and always interesting to know when everybody agrees. less twitter is the best twitter. thank you very much, jacob rascon. we turn now to the clinton campaign. nbc's kristen welker in washington, d.c. i assume you have less voter reaction about her emotional tweets, because she doesn't tweet that often. here in the news room, we always keep track. she sig

tweet us what's on your mind, use the #5at630 so we can find your tweets. both candidates made their final case for the american people. nearly 70 million people watched the third presidential debate. >> to break down the past week in politics and also take a look at what lies ahead, we do have about three weeks until the election. it's always good to have you on. the debates are over. i guess the big question is, did either of the candidates move new people into their column? what's your thought on that? i think hillary clinton did and i think it was less than anything that he specifically did in the debates and more because donald trump suffered badly particularly in the first and third debate. unfortunately for mr. trump those his position has i rided significantly. he almost caught up with hillary clinton before the first and now a significant distance behind >> now everybody wants to know if trump can kind of dig himself out especially given the claims he was making of rigged election and possibly not accepting thes election results. does that just emb

tweeted about it earlier. still tweeting about it. what is his evidence? >> he doesn't really have any. i think what's most interesting is donald trump is convinced despite his advice otherwise, that this is the issue that riles up his supporters and that's an issue he wants to keep talking about. if you look over the course of the last couple of election cycles, there's no real evidence of any rigging, but i think we have to look at it in the broader context of what trump is talking about. he believes everybody is against him and it's a conspiracy. look at popoppy, as you noted, e women who have come out makie i accusations against trump. trump hasn't tried to put this behind him and move on. he has attackeded the issue. the women. their appearance. rpeatedly at rallies just a couple of minutes ago as he landed in maine tweeting out quote, nothing ever happened with any of these women. totally made up nonsense to steal the election. nobody has more respect for women than me. he's now putting the issues together here saying this is all part of the effort t

mike, that tweet had more than 4-thousand re-tweets... and 6-thousand ?likes.?people are taking issue... specifically with the phrase-- "pitchforks and torches."some claliming it incites violence. now sheriff clarke is explaining it... in a blog post just released this morning. the post on "patheos dot com"... is titled "dear media, only liberals can call for a political revolution?"in the post... there's a collusion between what he calls "big media" and branches of our government. but he says journalists look the other way on issues like hillary clinton's emails. now he says the media is using his tweets... to distract the american people from what he calls "clinton corruption." he says the media ignored bernie sanders when he called for a revolution.... and didn't make it a big deal... when president obama said "if they bring a knife, we'll bring a gun" during a fundraising event in 2008. sheriff clarke says he will meant to incite violence. rather-- to defend the constitution and push back against corruption. we reached out to his office for comment and he de

clarke followed up that tweet... with a new blog post published just after midnight this morning... defending that comment. writing in part: if you came here expecting me to walk that statement back or ask for a do-over... you are going to be disappointed. i am not your typical conservative." fox6 will have coverage of trump's visit to green bay tonight at 9 and 10. even as hillary clinton the polls... she's continuing to face more questions thanks to wikileaks. the site released transcripts from her paid wall street speeches over the weekend... putting her team on defense. republicans are blasting clinton's campaign for blaming russia for the leaks. the presidential candidates will face off in their third and final debate on wednesday night. you can watch it right here on fox6. our coverage starts at 8. the pack takes a step back-- still ahead-- after a disappointing loss last week, how they plan to mover forward. plus a g-o-p headquarters is burned and vandalized. how the presidential candidates are it, yesterday was a tough day for anyone who supports the green and gold. but the

time tweeting about salad each and every day. and brockley. always >>> we see a lot of red this morning with a red flag warning in effect continue through this afternoon. as you can see, it does include more than half of colorado. everybody along the i-25 corridor east is under the warning. the concern is windy gusting as high as 45 miles-per-hour ahead of a cold front. for now it is 39 degrees most mountain areas are warmer than the front range with 61 in aspen. wind currently not that strong colorado springs of the 22 miles-per-hour. it will be another warm day, but it will not be as warm as it was over the weekend with mid-80s saturday and sunday for denver. we will be at 76 here and 72 in greeley. in the mountains most areas will be in the 50s or the 60s. we have mostly clear skies this morning except for some cloud cover in the southeastern part of the state. what we are really watching is to northwest with rain and snow in wyoming and idaho and northern utah where the cold front is located arriving this afternoon with tempe

there was a response to that tweet. there's a response to that ingraham tweet. and here it is.ption this woman tweeted, it's called the second amendment. if you think we will tolerate this you're mistaken. >> no would associate with that kind of discussion of violence -- >> actually donald trump kind of set that one up himself. didn't he? >> it's not fair to take some wacko woman and associate her with me or with a presidential candidate. >> i'm not associating with her. i'm just saying that -- >> well you are by reading them together. let me -- >>> when there's not -- >> yesterday project veritas released film firsthand films that show people who said they are under contract to the dnc claiming two things. that they hire agitators to create violence at the donald trump events. and that they bus people from polling place to polling place for repeat voting. it's important to be vigilant. i'm not asserting widespread voter fraud. but after all al franken for example in his state won by 312 votes. so we should always -- >> there are rules put into place when there's a close electi

. >> it was also the most tweeted one ever. 17 million related tweets sent during the hour and half. the buildup dominated by the comments. >> look at this. nods from the candidates. no happenedshake. two people who did, the spouses. >>> and there was that moment early on, trump threatening clint within jail in elected. we have never seen anything close to that before. >> and as expected, both sides claiming victory. both were celebrating after the debate. trump sharing this photo with his family. hillary clin the showdown. our martha raddatz joins us. let's start with jon karl. >> for this campaign, last night's debate represented a new low. this was the nastiest, meanest, most personal presidential debate we have ever seen. history. from there, it got ugly. over the video. >> you bragged that you have sexually assaulted women. do you understand that? >> no, i didn't say that at all. i don't think you understood what was said. this was locker room talk. i'm not proud of it. i apologized to my family. i apologized to the person people. certainly i'm not proud of it. >> reporter: clin

with the most tweeted debate ever, with over 17 million debate-related tweets.people were in the conversation, which was mostly about trump. as for the most popular google searches, trump's assertion clinton would be in jail if he were in charge. his statement, it's just words, regarding the widely criticized comments about women took the number two spot, and when it comes to all the tweets, right next to me -- >> i had a few hundred in there. when you're sitting there watching it and you're seeing what everyone is talking about, it's interesting to see what viewers at home is searching. >> very interactive. >> lin-manuel miranda hosted a version of saturday night live to kick off the night that clinton supporters gave his hamilton anthem an election spin. ♪ time to take a shot i'm right in my element ♪ ♪ who knew hamilton would be so topically relevant ♪ inate the way the candidates have been talking ♪ ♪ to keep balling dn and rnc keep falling ♪ i like it better when it's kate mckinnon versus baldwin ♪ ♪ like tracy morgan and this piece ♪ >> absolutely genius.

here he is tweeting, catch this, he's tweeted, keep going, later sunday saying, the election is absolutely being rigged by the dishonest and distorted media pushing crooked hillary, but also at many polling places. sad. and today trump tweeted, of course, there is large scale voter fraud happening on and before election day. why do republican leaders deny what is going on? so naive. so why is trump calling foul three weeks before election day? and why is melania making the rounds now? i'm joined by nbc's kelly o'donnell. kelly, let me talk about melania. why do you think she's been brought out? she's sort of an unknown figure. we're not used to hearing from her. and there she is talking about an area -- interesting, she said she didn't think that her husband knew he was being taped. i think we agree on that. we all assume he wasn't aware he was going to be taped for later use, but he was. your thoughts about her defense? >> well, i think melania trump is the greatest character witness that donald trump can have right now, because she is someone who has been by his side. you can imagine tha

. >> it was also the most tweeted one ever. 17 million related tweets sent during the hour and half. the buildup to the debate dominated by talk of the leaked comments. >> look at this. nods from the candidates. no handshake. two people who did, the spouses. melania trump and bill clinton. >>> and there was that moment early on, trump threatening clinton with jail if elected. we have never seen anything close to that before. >> and as expected, both sides claiming victory. both were celebrating once the event ended. trump sharing this photo with his family, and hillary clinton all smiles after the let's start with jon karl. >> for this campaign, last night's debate represented a new low. this was the nastiest, meanest, most personal presidential debate we have ever seen. >> reporter: even before the first words were spoken, that non-handshake made history. the first time that's happened in a presidential debate. over an 11-year-old video that rocked the trump campaign. >> you bragged that you have sexually assaulted women. do you understand that? >> no, i didn't say that at all. i do